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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1910

Page

18

Prosecution Drops Nation Packing Suit Amid Crimnal Push

United States District Attorney filed before Judge Kohisat to dismiss the civil dissolution suit against the National Packing Company. The move aims to clear the path for vigorous criminal prosecutions of indicted packers, with the Attorney General directing dismissal without prejudice and possible future equity actions if needed.

National Packing Company Chicago United States Edwin W. Simy Kohisaat Federal District Court United States District James B. Wilkerson

Split in "Bathtub Trust" Seen as Antitrust Break

From the Justice Department reports a faction of the bathtub trust will not oppose injunctions. At least four firms labeled parties to the Sherman Act case have advised the plumbing trade they will operate independently. In Detroit the first appearance in the government’s bathroom fixture prosecutions was before Judge Swan. The Kerner Manufacturing Company and allies pleaded not guilty. a demurrer may be filed by January 2, 1911.

Department of Justice Bathtub Trust Detroit Mich Swan United States J. A. Frauenheim Ant Kerner Manufacturing Company Pittsburg Allied Interests

Pioneer Missionary Dead in India

Cablegram from United Presbyterian Board reports the death of Dr Samuel Martin aged 89 in Sialkol India on December MY He was a pioneer missionary born Irondale Ohio 1836 educated Jefferson College Allegheny and Xenta seminaries ordained 1865 served as India missions treasurer and led low caste Christian movement His wife died 1886 and three daughters Jo sephine Mary R and Jonnie Martin remain missionaries in India with several American children left behind.

Philadelphia Der United Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions Sialkol India Tey Samuel Martin United States New Concord Martin Irondale Ohio Jefferson College Jefferson and Washington College Allegheny Xenta Steubenville Josephine Mary R Jonnie TE. Martin

Man 60 fatally shoots wife then shoots self in Sheraden

In Sheraden Pittsburgh James Mitchell 60 a railroad engineer shoots his wife as his 100 year old mother watches then turns the gun on himself. Mrs Mitchell is wounded? both are taken to hospitals in the incident that occurred at breakfast time.

Pittsburg James Mitchell Lake Erie Mitchell Sheraden

Beveridge and Montana to Tennessee in a crowded senate chase

The article surveys Beveridge remaining active in law and politics after his Indiana campaign and notes Montana lawmakers, Tennessee Republicans, and West Virginia figures shaping potential Senate bids. It highlights Conrad, George, Whiteside, and Toole in Montana, Tennessee names Austin and Herrick, and broader GOP balancing acts across states with multiple candidates vying for the U.S. Senate seats.

Foraker Attacks Corporation Tax in Supreme Court

Former Senator Joseph B Foraker of Cincinnati files a brief challenging the Payne Aldrich tariff acts corporate income tax as unconstitutional. He argues publicity of returns infringes private business affairs and could empower a future president to reveal sensitive data to competitors. The case, with hearings around January 16, revisits amended rules governing disclosure of corporate returns.

Supreme Court of the United States Joseph B. Foraker Cincinnati Foraker Supreme Court Secretary of the Treasury

Cost of Mails Lowered in Self Support Plan Progress

The annual report by the Third Assistant Postmaster General shows a push toward a self supporting Post Office. Fiscal year 1910 postal receipts reached 224,128,657.02, up 10.10 percent from the prior year, while expenditures were 229,977,224.50, creating a deficit of 5,848,506.85. Including burglary and other losses, total deficit was 5,881,481.95, down dramatically from 1909.

Hitchcock

435 Members for House and reapportionment effects

The coming congressional reapportionment would raise House membership to 485 with one representative per 211,700 people. House census chair Crumpacker and associates review Census Bureau data showing states likely to lose seats under the current total. Eleven of sixteen committee members come from states that would lose seats, and expansion to 485 may resolve the issue.

House of Representatives Crumpacker House Committee On Census Census Bureau

Mount Etna Shows Notable Activity Near Catania

Mount Etna in Sicily remains active on December 27 with red hot eruption material visible while no earthquakes are reported. Nearby villagers, recalling past eruptions, vigilantly monitor the crater for signs of danger and possible lava flows.

Catania Sicily Mount Etna

Reform in House would curb parliamentary anarchy

Mississippi legislator John Sharp Williams Bays argues in an editorial that the Speaker should be an impartial judge and party leadership should be handled by separate party floor leaders. He proposes a plan to reorganize committees, end partisan obstruction, and empower the majority to control order while preserving minority rights.

The Times New Orleans John Sharp Williams Oury Gpeaker Cal- Aus Rules House Committee On Rules People's Representatives

Rockefeller Jr Distributes Gold to Station Employes at Tarrytown

Special to The Washington Post John D Rockefeller Jr arrived a day late yet played Santa by personally handing out gold pieces to station workers in Tarrytown New York on December 27 He wished everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year While the Rockefeller family stayed at their Pocantico hill home Mrs Rockefeller organized the Christmas tree and decorations for the church event, though John D Rockefeller was delayed in New York and unable to attend the stockings handout for the children

Tarrytown Washington Post N. Y John D. Rockefeller, Jr Santa Claus Rockefeller Pocantico Hill First Baptist Church John D. Rockefeller New York

Carroll Announces He Is Not Seeking Senate Seat

Des Moines Iowa December 27 Gov B F Carroll announced he will not be a candidate for the United States Senate before the coming legislature He said he would support Senator Lafayette Young for the post and urged others to back him in the race

Senate Des Moines Iowa B. F. Carroll United States Senate Lafayette Young

Search of Japanese Homes for Arms in Manila Reported

Secret service reports say Maj. Gen. Duvall ordered searches of one store and Japanese residences in Manila for explosives, aided by police. The effort, deemed futile, sparked resentment in the Japanese colony. Authorities suspected civilians hid arms as the Philippines enforces strict illegal possession laws with permits.

Gen. Duvall Manila Colony Manila Duvall Department of the Philippines Mercantile House Mitsui Bussan Company, Ltd Washington

Grath Held After Shooting at Home

New York police arrest Mathew McGrath world champion hammer thrower after he shot George Walker at his home during a Christmas tree visit. McGrath waived examination and awaits grand jury action. Walker severely wounded with five bullet wounds but expected to recover. Mrs McGrath allegedly invited Walker to view the tree before the incident.

New York Matthew McGrath Hylan George Walker McGrath Walker

Niece Sues for 250000 in Hamilton Estate Row

In Hamilton Ohio on December 27 Jennie Smith, niece of Alexander Gordon the London dying multimillionaire, files suit against his estate administrator for 250000 claiming Gordon promised to remember her in the will if she kept a home for him in Hamilton. She says Gordon left 25000 to her as inadequate. Gordon led Niles Tool Works in Hamilton and Niles Bement Pond in New York and Philadelphia. his children reside in London.

Hamilton Ohio Jennie Smithson Hooven Alexander Gordon London Gordon Miss Hoaven Niles Tool Works Company Niles .Bement-Pond Company New York Philadelphia

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