Roosevelt Shifts Beef Trust Policy and Federal Oversight
The article notes President Roosevelt’s push to force the beef trust to obey the law or face penalties. Justice Grosscup sees this ruling as paving the way for future national control of major corporations to curb industrial ownership. It cites the beef trust’s detested role in exploiting New York City during a blizzard by raising meat prices while other foods stayed stable.
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Roosevelt
Beef Trust
United States
Grosscup
United States Circuit Court of Chicago
New York City
Borough of
Columbus
Pennsylvania
Hoyt Robbins
N. E. Dewey
H.S. Ayer
Burgess
Exports of Domestic Manufactures Surpass $500 Million
The year 1904 marks the first time U S exports of domestic manufactures exceed 500 million dollars, up 81 million from 1903. Increases include iron and steel 29.5 million, copper 31 million, petroleum 3 million, and cotton goods 6.5 million, reflecting rising foreign demand and stronger domestic output.
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United States
Inauguration Preparations For Roosevelt Ball And Parade
Preparations for President Roosevelt's inauguration proceed smoothly with a March 4 event in Washington. A $15,000 appropriation funds crowd control for an expected 200,000. Lieut. Gen. Chaffee named grand marshal. The piece also notes Canadian land sales trends, severe cold affecting crops, and census links to aging in the South.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Gen. Chaffee
Roosevelt to Meet Parents of 27 Children This Week
President Roosevelt will receive callers this week, the parents of twenty seven children in nine sets of triplets from Yankton South Dakota. The event coincides with the fortieth anniversary of Lincolns second inaugural address and the inaugural will be held in the Capitol rotunda. The piece notes the family will not travel east and highlights ongoing political commentary and public affairs of the era.
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Roosevelt
George W. Danville
Yankton
South Dakota
Capitol
Lincolo
Liberty
Legislature Adopts Bills Amid Adjournment Actions
Both the Senate and House adjourned until next Monday. The House passed a Warren driven act validating certain borough ordinances. A proposed governors salary hike to 20000 faces opposition. many lawmakers plan to stand by the Brooks license law. Warren State Hospital trustees were reappointed. Several bills target divorce reform, stream pollution, and state printing. A new pure food bill tightens proof standards and penalties. House Ways and Means bills to tax gas, banks, and corporate deals could raise about 500000 annually to fund state needs.
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Senate
House
Representative Brann
Warren
Warren State Hospital
Ned Arden Flood
Meadville
Frank H. Johnson
Franklin
Sproul
Congress
State Board of Health
Sisson
Kris
Meat Trust
Pure Food Department
House Committee On Appropriations
Plummer
State Dairy and Food Department
March
Ways and Means Committee
Snyder
State Treasury
Capitol
Capitol Park
Allegheny Oil Company Licensed Pursuing Charter in Warren
Notice of application to Pennsylvania Governor on March 6 1905 by Allen Messner Jacobs Jamieson and Jamieson for charter of Allegheny Oil Company under the corporations act to bore drill mine operate and pipe petroleum oil and gas and to hold dispose of related real and personal property with full rights and privileges. Solicitor H Beshlin Warren Pa dated February 8 1905.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
W.d. E. E. Allen
W. F. Messner
C. B. Jacobs
M. W. Jamieson
C. W. Jamieson
Assembly
Allegheny Oil Company
H. Beshlin
Warren, Pa
Testamentary on the estate of W A DuTToN in Warren Co Pa
Notice to all debtors to W A Dut ton estate to make payment and to any with claims to present them for settlement. John Dutton admr Corry Pa Route Three February 7 1903.
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W. A. Dutton
Columbus
Warren County
John Dutton
Corry, Pa
Etters
Maude B. Allen
Baro
D. A. Arird
Warren
Warren County Common Pleas Divorce Notice 1905
Lizzie M Head libellant seeks divorce from Adelbert D Head Schultzberg Respondent in Warren County court. Subpoena returned Non est inventus. Respondents must appear March 6 1905 to answer complaint and show cause why divorce should not be granted. Sheriff R N Brown delivers this notice.
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Warren County
Guardian's final account hearing for Mary Ann Holcomb
Prothonotary of Warren County Pennsylvania will present for court confirmation the final account of N B Holcomb guardian of Mary Ann Holcomb on Monday March 5 1905. Notice dated January 30 1906 from H M Putnam Prothonotary Warren Pa.
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Warren County
Pennsylvania
N. B. Holcomb
Mary Ann Holcomb
H. M. Putnam
Warren
Atotice
Orphans’ Court
Lee Phillips
Orpha E. Phillips
Grant Putnam
JL. D. Putnam
P. P. Putnam
Nettie L. Acocks
Julia A. Acocks
Perry D. Clark
Kathryn
May
Anna Moran
William Moran
Robert C. Nelson
David E. Davis
Sarah O., Starret
Mary E. Graham
John Graham
John W. Campbell
E. W. Campbell
G. W. Campbell
Louise Flacke Werle
Henry Flacke
T. T. Moll
C. Moll
C. J. Frantz
Chas. Woleen
Philip E. Fehlman
Edward D. Fehlman
Wm. B. Hale
Edward T. Hale
C. D. Crandall
Register, Register’s
Testamentary on estate of H A Jamieson in Warren County
Notice of letters testamentary granted to M W Jamieson and W Jamieson for the estate of H A Jamieson of Warren Pa. Creditors must pay promptly and claimants present demands for settlement with proper authentication in Warren Pa dated December 31 1904.
Notice of Taking Testimony in Divorce Proceedings
A commission to take testimony in a Warren County Pennsylvania divorce case between Ida Schultzberg as libellant and F. W. Schultz berg as respondent will be executed at Allen & Son, 301 Second Street, Warren, PA on February 17, 1905 at 10 30 A M. Witnesses may attend. Sidney D Blackman Commissioner.
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General Assembly
Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Warren
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Water Street
Allegheny River
Court of Common Pleas
County of
Ida Schultzberg
F. W. Schultzberg
Allen & Son
Second Street
Sidney D. Blackman
Warren _ County
C. W. Nichols
Warren Borough
Warren County
Co. E. Bordwell
MaliL Job Printing Motto Prompts Promptness Neatness
The fragment presents a motto emphasizing promptness and neatness for MaliL's job printing. It suggests a focus on efficient, clean outputs and reliable service as a guiding principle in the advertisement.
Warren Borough Proposes $25 000 Bond Increase Vote
The Borough of Warren proposes increasing bonded indebtedness by twenty five thousand dollars for fire department improvements and new sewers. Voters will decide on February 21, 1905 at designated polling places. Current debt stands at $130,000 with assessed property value about $3.568 million and a proposed tax rate increase under 2 percent.
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Inhereas
Warren
Pennsylvania
A. D
W.S. Peirce
Burgess
W.B. Weed
Ordinance Granting Street Railway Use on Main Street
An ordinance grants D. A. H. Siggins and assigns and any incorporated Street Railway Company the use of Main street and the Turnpike in Columbus Borough Warren County Pa for the construction and operation of a street railway.
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D. AH. Siggins
Main Street
Columbus Borough
Warren County
Columbus
Said Street Railway Company
Borough of
Said Street Railroad
Said Street
Main
Webber Streets
Brokenstraw Creek
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