Pederson Mercantile pleads guilty in federal liquor case
The Pederson Mercantile Company of Moorhead pleaded guilty in federal court to selling liquor to Indians in Rolette County. Judge Reed imposed a total 1600 fine with 200 on each count, after attorney C A Nye argued for clemency and cited efforts to obey the law. United States Attorney Pat Rourke urged a substantial sentence, citing past deliveries to Indians and efforts to curb the traffic.
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C. A. Nye
Mercantile Company
Pederson Mercantile Company
North Dakota
United States
Pat Rourke
Taft and the Philippines in the Pink Paper
A partisan critique questions Taft’s policies in the Philippines and warns against centralization of power. It cites alleged abuses under Taft, fears of Wall Street influence, and argues that Democratic victory is essential to resist plutocracy. The piece also discusses Bryan and Johnson prospects and urges ordering township blanks from the Times office.
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Wall Street
Henry Clows
Manchester Economic Club
Congress
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Democratic Party
Bryan
Denver
Johnson
Ex-President Cleveland Dies in New Hampshire Home
Former U S president Grover Cleveland died at 8 40 yesterday morning at his Nestland home in Princeton New Hampshire doctors said heart failure complicated by other diseases caused death His wife Mrs Cleveland was at the summer house when he passed away The notification of his death followed a day of reassurance from Cleveland physicians about his condition.
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Philippines
Taft
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Amboanga
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Kim
Philippine Islands
Grover Cleveland
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Nestland
Cleveland
Clevelands
Dr. Bryant
New York
Ohio
Bur Cox
Cincinnati
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Cox
Foraker
Charlee P. Taft
New York Herald
Ohio Republican
Charles Taft
White House
Washington
Republi
Interstate Commerce Commission
Department of Commerce and Labor
The Value of Competition in Steel Pricing
The Steel Trust reluctantly lowers prices to reflect supply and demand. Competition from independents forces further cuts, while rails remain unchanged. Tariff policy shapes imported competition. without tariff reform trusts could tighten grip on the industry.
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Steel Trust
Great Trust
Monarchal Tactic Foretold Dictatorship Threat Echoes Reagan era
A stock critique argues that Democrats warned of a creeping monarchy as President Roosevelt allegedly dictates Republican actions from the White House. The piece questions Taft's trustworthiness and warns against future leaders setting similar precedents, citing past party behavior and platform control.
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Lincoln
Republican Party
Roosevelt
White House
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