Government to Press Appeal in Temple Iron Case
The Department of Justice announced it will appeal to the Supreme Court after the Philadelphia circuit court ruled Temple Iron Company an illegal restraint of trade. The government seeks priority and an early hearing, while noting a partial victory for anthracite interests. James C McReynolds and Attorney General Wickersham held talks over related antitrust actions involving American Tobacco.
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Baer
Temple Company
Coal Trust
Supreme Court of the United States
Department of Justice
United States Circuit Court
Philadelphia
Temple Iron Company
Supreme Court
Department
James C McReynolds
Wickersham
Mr McReynolds
American Tobacco Company
Attorney Generala
Dec
United States Circault
George F Bae
Reading Company
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Ludge Lanning
Death of Perry's Surgeon and Various 19th Century Notices
Dr Jeremiah Main aged eight died at Laredo Texas of senile debility after sailing with Commodore Perry to Japan. He practiced medicine on the Mexican border for nearly four decades and was born in England. The report also mentions trainers Rowe and Healsy planning to depart England for Ludistan on December 17 to manage horses for James H Keene and K R Wilson, with Keene’s and Duryea’s stables possibly moving to Jamestown for spring training. Parkersburg High School plans for next season include captain Farle Neale reelected, Robert McDougle as manager, and several team members to receive letters. At the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, athletic results show a season downturn with a $3% decrease versus prior year.
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Laredo
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Dr Main
England
Perry
Main
Mexican
Las
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Washinngton Post
New York
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Healsy
James H Keene
KR. T. Wilson
Lusitania
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H. B. Duryea
France
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Parkersburg
W Va
Farle Neale
Robert McDougle
Jones
McKim
Curry
Reynold
Neale
Carter
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Bergenstock
Washburn
McKim, Allen
Lehman
Noah
Braden
Philageiphia
University of Pennsylvania
Board of Directors
The
Athletic Association
John C Gilpin
Yale Hockey Schedule Reveals 1920s Dates And Venues
Yale's hockey schedule for the coming season lists December games with Princeton in Cleveland and Cornell in Chicago, January matchups at New York and Boston, a February date at Springfield Training School in New Haven, plus a Cornell visit to New York and Princeton at New York. The report also notes WVU canceled April baseball games with Bethany College after the death of Capt Rudolph Munk.
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Ohio
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Chicago
Columbia
New York
Dartmouth
Boston
Springfield
Washington
Parkersburg
W. Va
West Virginia University
Bethany Colleva
Rudolph Munk
Mortgage No Bar to Boston Sale
Boston financiers Deck Soden and Con ant say their mortgage on the Boston National League club will not block a sale if Harris decides to sell. They also state they will not provide financial backing to any buyer for the club.
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Boston
Boston Mass
Deck Soden and
Conant
National League Baseball Club
Harris
Army and Navy Prep Quint Defeats Western High School Second Team
Army and Navy Prep second basketball team defeated a Western High School quint yesterday afternoon by 16 to 14. Berwind starred for Army and Navy Prep, while Gormand had the best game for Western.
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Army and
Navy Prep
Army and Navy Prep
Western High School
Berwind
Gormand
Not a Joke with Kennedy special in The Washington
Robert Playford Kennedy local attorney declared his candidacy for the National League presidency. He says the idea originated with a club owner last summer and that visits to New York and Philadelphia were about his bid. Kennedy, a Brownsville native and Lafayette College graduate admitted to the Fayette county bar in 1879, emphasizes support from club owners.
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Washington & Charleroi
Robert Playford Kennedy
Kennedy
New York
Philadelphia
Brownsville
Philander C Knox
Lafayette College
Fayette County
Nebraska to join Michigan grid schedule for 191 season
Chicago dispatch notes Western conference action cuts Michigan Nebraska will be placed on Wolverines 191 football schedule filling Minnesota slot previously. Indiana loses planned Pittsburg game as Crimson must face minor Western school instead. Philadelphia item mentions Penn Harvard soccer schedule released with Harvard set to play in Cambridge on March 25. Forbes to fight Denning in Windsor eight rounds December 21.
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Chicago
Michigan
University of Nebraska
Wolverines
Minnesota
Ann Arbor
Indiana
Crimsons
Pittsburg
Hutchins
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Harvard University
Harvard
Cambrideg
Forbes
Denning
Harry Forbes
Harl Denning
Windsor Athletic Club
Windsor
Canada
Yale Auto Fatality and Yale Gun Club Captain Injured in Stratford Crash
Coroner opens inquiry into last night’s Stratford crash in which Jessica Saunders of Mystic was killed and Captain Benjamin Casper Thompson of the Yale Gun Club injured. The auto owned by Stuyvesant Peabody of Chicago collided with a trolley after tracks crowded the road. Saunders was decapitated. Peabody held on $1500 bail. Thompson's arm broken. Lilian Foster of Milford uninjured.
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Miss Saunders
Thompson
Lilian Foster
Milford
Du Ponts in Social War Withholds Charity Donation
Mrs Alfred I. du Pont, wife of a Du Pont Powder executive, refuses to contribute to the Delaware Antituberculosis Society citing that the charity has been used by certain women to vent petty spite against her husband. She states she and her husband are in agreement on disbursements but will not donate while the society is run by individuals with personal aims. The open letter was released in Wilmington and drew much comment.
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Wilmington
Del
Wiliam P White
Delaware Antituberculosia Society
Alfred IL du Pont
B. I
Mr. du Pont
di Pont
Antituberculogis Society
Antituberculosis Society
Clay Under the Maine Dam Discovery Shifts Harbor Work
Special to The Washington Poet from Havana Cuba dated December reports engineers discovering Havana harbor bottom mud is clay not coral rock. This finding promises a tenfold boost to piling and dredging for the large dam project. Piles of 74 feet, driven in eight minutes, with about 3000 planned. drums to be mud filled. engineers worry if 2000 pounds per drum may be excessive.
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Washington
Havana
Cuba
Maine Jboard
Rejects Bible Astronomy Says Star of Bethlehem Not Real
Prof F P Leavenworth of the University of Minnesota dismisses the Star of Bethlehem as a scientifically unrecognized guiding star. He calls the Christmas tale a myth or folk story and notes stars cannot point to an exact location in a city.
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Leavenworth
Washington Post
Minneapolis
Minn
F. P. Leavenworth
University of Minnesota
Clgist
Prof
Shipwrecked crews saved off Azores and Fire Island
The British freighter St Leonards, sailing from Shields to Galveston, was abandoned after losing its propeller and landed today at Ponte Delgada by the Italian steamer Lazio. Separately, the French bark Elizabeth, en route from New York to Glasgow, arrived at Campbeltown with the Baroness crew, sunk ten miles southwest of Fire Island on November 10.
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St Leonards
Campbelltown
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Elizabeth
New York
Glasgow
Fire Island
Cholera Riots Strain Madeira as Gunboat Sent with Aid
Reports from Funchal indicate a severe cholera epidemic across Madeira with daily riots and food shortages. The gunboat Zaire, carrying troops and medicines, has been dispatched to the island to assist and stabilize the situation.
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Lisbon
Deo
Funchat
Zaire
Banana Anna Sentenced For Fake Casualty Claim
Anna Steele known as Banana Anna, 45, of Hazlet NJ, and an adult son who is a lawyer, receives six months in jail after changing her plea to guilty in a New York Central damages case. Jurors reportedly would not have convicted her, as records show 46,000 recovered across seventeen suits against multiple transit lines since 1906.
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Washington Post
New York
Rosalsaky
Anna
Anna A Steele
New York Central
Siegel
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Nonldant Fanna
R KR
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Rosary NY
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Ase -4 Company
Macy & & Co
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Penns, RR
Nea Asbury
Boston L
Hazlett
N. J
Penn
Military Promotions and Orders in Cavalry and Navy Movements
A lengthy 1911 naval and cavalry orders list detailing officer promotions and assignments across cavalry units in the Philippines and Florida, board appointments for cavalry equipment, and ship movements. Mentions Captains Beach Coxe Frith, Maj Deroaey Cabely, Lieuts Mathews O Neill Pegram and others, plus ship movements of Connecticut Delaware Michigan and others across Atlantic passages.
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