Wickersham lauds Sherman act and court rulings
Attorney General Wickersham praises Supreme Court decisions in Standard Oil and tobacco trust cases as proving the Sherman act’s effectiveness. He notes the need for stronger machinery in the Bureau of Corporations, urges enlarging functions to advise, and details prosecutions, fines, and recoveries while calling for district law amendments and reform in public lands and juvenile facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Standard Oil
Wickersham
Tobacco Trust
Clima
Courte
Department of Juade
Bureau of Corporationg
Department of Justice
Vourtean
United States Steel Corporation
Shoe Machinery Trust
Sugar Trust
Tram Electrig
Unter Trust
Interstata Com
Treasury
Department
Wickersham Tiitnes
Congress
Cortina
Unirad Wireless
Echeltela
Monroe
Lewin
Bureau of Rystigation
Tacota
Seattle
Ipshane
Walla Walla
Tellingham
Hoquiam
Aberdeen
Washington
Missoula
Havre
Montana
Portland
Oreg
Superior
Wisconsin
Public Lands
Supreme Court
Columbia
Russian Show Attaches for Debt at Belasco Theater
Deputized U S marshal attached the scenery costumes and box receipts of the Russian Show at the Belasco Theater to secure a 2000 debt. The suit stems from two premainary notes of 1800 each alleged to have been given to managers F Ray Cometock and Morris Gest by Mex Rabmmoff. The notes are overdue and the act seeks payment before the troupe can depart Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Habbott
Officials to Panama on unconnected diplomatic tour
Attorney General Wickersham Ambassador Jusserand of France and Minister Loudon of the Netherlands with their wives will depart Washington for New Orleans December 4 and travel to Panama and Cuba after inspecting the Panama Canal. They plan to return January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickersham
Jusserand
France
Loudon
Netherlands
Washington
Panama
Cuba
New Orleans
Coton
Panama Canal
Santiago
Havana
Harmon declines invitation to Jackson Day banquet
Gov Judson Harmon refuses the invitation to attend the Jackson Day banquet here on January day the Democratic National Committee plans to meet in Washington. He wired Edwin A. Newman, district of Columbia committeeman, but gave no reason for declining. Gossip suggests Bryan’s acceptance may relate to the refusal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson Harmon
Democratic National Committee
Washington
Edwin A. Newman
District of Columbia
Bryan
Wealthy donors attacked in senate on public acclaim and veterans care
Senator Works urged investigation into oppression and negligence at the National Soldiers Home in Los Angeles County California. He criticized millionaires who seek fame through benefactions and urged extended care for Civil War veterans, including the Confederate remnant, amid charges of garish display of wealth. A separate report notes Lulu Jones, 2, shot during a domestic incident. William Jones sought, but not found, and the mother admitted to Freedmen's Hospital with a shoulder wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Soldiers’ Home
Loas Angeles County
Cal
Senate
Mr Works
California
William Jones
Lulu Jones
Jones
Weather summary and warnings across the eastern states
Weather conditions and outlook from the Weather Bureau describe approaching disturbances along the Texas coast and off North Carolina, with cautionary advisories in the southern New England and middle Atlantic regions. Local snow and rain covered the lower lake region, western plains, and Gulf states, followed by general clearing and colder temperatures in the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Washington
New England
Middle Atlantic
Texas
North Carolina
Kentucky
New Zeal
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
South Atlantic
New York
Lower Lake Region
North Dakota
Montana
New Mazoo
Colorado
Florida
Coletario
California
Middle
Gulf Staten
Atlantic States
North Pacific States
Upper Lake Region
All States
Tenneeses
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Lake Michigan
Grand Banks
Balloonist Dines Friends at Willard Hotel Dinner
German Ambassador Retamann and a host of dignitaries including Senator Alden Smith, Dr Edward Zahm, Rep McKinley and others attended a March dinner at the New Willard in Washington. Dr Paul F Gans of Munich planned a transatlantic dirigible flight from Teneriffe to America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aman
Gans
the Willard
Paul F. Gans
Munich
Germany
Sacherd Scroas
Atlantic Ocean
Teneriffe
Canary Islands
America
New Willard Hotel
Dresenit
Retamann
Mbasay
Williamg Alden Smith
Edward Francis Zahm
William 8. McKinley
Willis B. Moore
George Foss
Paul W. Beck
Armeteld
Chnnon
George Squires
Padgett
McCall
Franz Quedefeld
Prussia
George Barthelme
George M. Payne
J. A . McCurdy
Architects End Meet Opposed to Lincoln Road Plan
Senator George E Chamberlain urged adoption of a arts commission plan to beautify the south side of Pennsylvania Avenue and place the Lincoln memorial on the Mall. He urged defeating a road to Gettysburg and favored restoring government ownership of the area. The gathering at the New Willard Hotel included many architects, with Walter Cook named president and Irving K Pond presiding. Other attendees listed along with officers elected for the next year. Mrs Arthur McKee Rankin was reported dead in New York.
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Senator Chamberlain
Arts Commission
Pennsylvania Avenue
Institute
Lincoln Memorial
Gettysburg
George E Chamberlain
Oregon
American Institute of Architects
Willard Hotel
L’enfant
Congress
Lincoln
Washington
I. Slayden
Texas
Potomac
Arlington
William Kent
California
George B Post
Irving K Pond
Chicago
Walter Cook
New York
R Clipston Sturgie
Boston
Frank C. Baldwin
Detroit
Glenn Brown
Irving K. Pond
John M Donaldson
Edward A. Crane
Philadelphia
Milton J. Dyer
Cleveland
John Hall Rankin
Augustus N. Rantoul
Lloyd Warren
H. B. Wheelock
C. C. Zantuinger
Lynden Evans
Frank C Baldwin
D. K. Boyd
H.C. Brubskar
H. Carton
A. P. Clark, Jr
W. A. Crane
San
F. Miles Day
Kent Day
Burt L. Fenner
G. Harding
William & Hunt
M Isham
William Br Iain
Sel Grant la Farge
Holden
Hollenischard Hooker
John Galeneard
Huse Arthur Jackson
B.C. Jensen
J. Howland Ténes
Maj
W. V. Judson
Willam Een
T. R. Kimball
A H. Koch
F. Lanks
F.C. Liswellyn
A. W. Longfcllow
Ae Lubsohn
Thomas Claren
W. Madden
G. W. Maker
H MM. Mann
J. FR. Marshall
C. A. Martin v. He Mawson
H. A.mawel
Mead
Medary
Treodore & Nolting
Pond
Nabsheim
Ei. J. Russell
Scotter Scott
H.W. Bellera
Albert Skeel
Dianuel
Alfred “Granger
F. A. Smith W. J. Bh, Griggs, and
Henry Bacon
McKee Rankin
Arthur McKee Rankin
Kitty Blanchard
Union Square Theater
Baelleclare
Brandeis Attacks Trusts as Din of Capitals Power
Boston lawyer Louis D Brandeis testifies six hours before the Senate interstate commerce committee arguing that trusts harm efficiency and control prices. He condemns capitalized power of steel polities, opposes closed shop, and discusses labor unions, monopoly danger, and constitutional limits on capital stock in interstate business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bours
Senate
Capital
Congress
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Louis D. Brandeis
Brandeis
George W. Perkins
Gary
Steel Corporation
Carnegie
Steel Trust
Perkins
Mr. Brandeis
America
Los Angeles
Newlands
Mr. Brantep
Caneresa
U S to Admit Hair Free and Curtis Proves Shape of Femininity
Assistant Secretary Curtis announces a policy keeping wigs and ornaments made from human hair on the free list. The move avoids increased duties, clarifying that such items should remain duty free while the appraiser’s ruling is pending. The action reflects a stance on femininity and trade policy in New York.
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Curtis
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
District of Columbia
Cor
18Th St
New York
Toana
Pierce Boteler
Deib
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Departmset
Silver Services
Galt & Bro
Sibegrvatths, Statvoner
ARPA
Marshal
Company
the Belasco
Harmon
Senator Works
Maz
Asheville
Hood
Diver Bulfet
Vere Erry
Dee
Lincoln Road
Steel Combine
U. S
Gomrerist
Tess Fire Mit
Pei
Dr. Lyon
E. F. Droop & Sons CO
G Street
Victor
Victrola
Victrola IX
Victrola XVI
Victrola IV
Victrolas
E. F. Droop & Sons Coq
Mode
Eleventh
F Streets
Mark Cross Monogram
Mark Cross
Mark Cross Company
Regent St
London
West
England
Loan & Trust Co
Georges
Callaouge
Georges & Son, Lac
Ebirgweaiets
Vacuum Cleanera
Nationalcor
6Th & D Ste, Nw
W. Deal & CO
Undertekera and
Embaldiers
Nebbiolo Spumante
Bone
Christian Mander
Ehmann
PURE
John H. Magruder
Conn. Ave
K St
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Ninti Street
Rhode Jeane Avenue
Occu
Melille L. Brad
Wii
Ralph P Quinttr
Washington, D der At
Secuits Storage Company
Fifteenth Street
Washington, DC
Charles Pravinaurg
Ity & Puburban Railway
Waalington
Capitol Sts
Washington Dt
Baoke
Atock 1
Fooj Whitshlal
Potomac Blee Tr Power Company
Ind East ¢Alters
Satiuhia
Ile Boat
Caid Copany
Bath
Washington Raway & Electric Company
Ompans
Fas
G2avin Toon
Futh
Foote Whithhead Secretare
Georgetown
Anacostia
Ith
East Capital Sts
The
American Natione Bank of Washington
Janston Mona Type Machine Company
Board of Direnture Naa
Fom
Bancroft Treas
Sifizens Savings
AG Ite
New York Avenue
Washington, D
Thig Bank
Dechmaer
Sidney I Besselievre
Hallentine
Newark
Conval
Shoemaker Co
Ilborm, Reister & Co
Architects
Ish0igton
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Mrs Igh Tee
Newspaper
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