Government Opens Oral Arguments in Tobacco Trust Case
The Supreme Court hears arguments on dissolving the Standard of organization under the Sherman act and Wilson tariff act. Attorney General Wickersham leads the government in contending monopolies by purchase violate the law, while McReynolds outlines the tobacco trust history and world trade parcellation. Lloyd W. Bowers defends the 1921 employers liability act, with a tribute from Wickersham.
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Supreme Court
Lloyd W. Bowers
Supreme Court of the
United States
Wickersham
Frank K. Kellogg
CL A. Severance
Northern Securities
Tobacco Trust
J. C. McReynolds
Aesistant
Cminses
McResnalis
McReynolds
Nevada
American Tobacco Company
British “Tobacco Trust
Imperial Tobacco Company
Hard Coal Trust
Circuit Court of the United States
Pennsylvania
Bowers
Depart of Justice
Department
Ate Lloyd W. Bowers
Congress
Death notices and funeral notices from January 6 1911
Multiple death notices list widows and widowers with addresses in Baltimore and surrounding areas. Individuals named include Sarael C Brown, Catherine Burke, Grimes Augustus, James W Haney, and Ella Virginia Rockwell. Funeral services and interment details reference Zurchorst Undertaking, West Washington Baptist Church, Oak Hill Cemetery, and Petersburg locations.
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Brown
Jstmor Stewart
Maryland Park
Jong Hiness
Sarael C
John W. Brown
Zurhorst
Mast Capitol Street
Baltimore
Burke
Ploh
Nelligan
V Street
Catherinig Burke
Grimes
Seventh Street
Augustus
Sarah
Haney
Wisconsin Avenue Northwest
James W
Mary Haney
Wetzel
West Washington Baptist Church
Thiry-first
N Streets
Oak Hill Cemetery
Paugh
George Washington University Hospital
Mel Cor
Lurkett
de Soto
Petersburg
Palm reader Chira jailed after Mrs Webb’s testimony
New York dispatch reports palmist Peter Delancey known as Chira was held on $500 bail for disorderly conduct after Mrs. Sarah Webb a Brooklyn police matron testified she consulted him December 13 and he read her age and heart, claiming palmistry is an exact science. The magistrate ignored his offer to read palms and Chira vowed to appeal.
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Washington Post
New York
Peter Delancey
Chira
Brooklyn
Kempner
Adams Street
Sarah Welch
Brighton Beach
Webb
Mara
Chi
Entra
Train Fire Brings Engineer Courageous Halt at Malden
In Malden Massachusetts on January 6 engineer Coodwin drove a Boston and Maine locomotive with six crowded passenger cars into Faulkner station as the cab woodwork burned and sparks flew. A water leak in the smokebox caused a small explosion scattering hot coals back into the cab. The engineer, badly burned on face and hands, kept at full speed to the station and then fired a fire alarm. two hose streams quickly controlled the blaze and the train continued.
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Malden
Mass
Coodwin
Boston and Maine
Faulkner
Phis
Tauthner
Mrs Green Lends $325000 on Church Property in NYC
Mrs Green, despite being ill at her daughter's Madison Avenue home, agrees to lend $326000 at 4 1/2 percent interest on the Catholic Church of St Ignatius Loyola property at Park Avenue Mighty third and Eighty fourth streets. Property valued over $1,000,000 provides security.
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Washington Post
New York
Madison Avenue
Tretty Green
Catholic Church of
Park Avenue
Mighty-third
Eighty-fourth Streets
Ireen
Licenses to Marry in Virginia and Pennsylvania Courts
Multiple marriage licenses granted to individuals from Calletts Virginia Philadelphia Pennsylvania Bellevisla Richmond and New York. Clergy listed include Rev Dougles VacLend Rev Herbert Sall Smith Rev William Gram John F tmnekott Rev J Abbott Rev 8 HO Greene and Rev 8. Ho Greene. ages range from 10 to 28 with several couples under 18.
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David ¥ Itawater
Alma Rood
Calletts
Dougles
Wiliam Clitten Lawton
Mary Elilzabeth Shedd
Philadelphia
Herbert Sall Smith
Raymund Ro Bennington
Bellevisla
Edith H Douglas
William
Gram
John F Tmnekott
Ta Mo Watson
I Abbott Frank M Ryan
New York
Allee Woodsunt
Hunnicutt
J Nore Ro Eubank
Coast Canal Opened Linking Inland Waterways Route
Twenty five hundred people attend a public celebration near Beaufort N C marking the completion of the first link of the inland waterways from Maine to Florida. Senator Simmons served as master of ceremonies and praised Capt Harle I Brown as the work in charge. The canal shortens distances to Beaufort Oriental and other points by about 90 miles and allows deeper water for coastwise vessels avoiding Hatteras and Cape Lookout.
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Wilmington
N. C
Maine
Florida
Beaufort
N.C
Pamlico
F. M. Simmons
North Carolina
F C Stevens
Minnesota
Joseph E. Ranadeil
Louisiana
John H. Small
H. E. Walcott
Norfolk
Joseph Chappell
Boston
Oriental
Newbern
Dover Deadlock Still On in Senate Election
Dover Delaware January 6 the Delaware legislature remains deadlocked on electing a federal senator for the twelfth time in fifteen years United States Senators du Pont and Richardson had a Washington conference on delay Richardson notes regular organization could push election to January 4 or later if no setup by Tuesday and practice requires two weeks after permanent organization. Senate balloting shows Miller seven Monaghan six Sheldrake one Drexler one.
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Washington Post
Dover
Del
Delaware
United States
du Pont
Richardson
Washington
Senate
Miller
Monaghan
Sheldrake
Drexler
Boston Honors Sumner Centenary in City Observances
The centenary of Charles Sumner’s birth was marked in Boston and Cambridge with a sunrise grave ceremony at Mount Auburn and two major evening meetings. Gov Eugene N Foss spoke at Park Street Church about Sumner’s service to the people and his opposition to privileged interests, contrasting him with modern Senate politics.
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Foss
Boston
Charles Sumner
Cambridge
Sumner
Mount Auburn
Vaneuil Hall
Curtis Guild, Jr
Charles Zueblin
Horace Bumstead
Park Street
Eugene N. Foss
Assembly
Senate of the
United States
Letter travels 72 years 335 miles to Yonkers
A Geneva New York letter mailed April 23 reaches Yonkers after 72 years, an average of four miles yearly. The sender Whitney is dead as is the recipient St Wan. Mrs. Walter Taddock of Yonkers, a grand niece of D. C. Paddock, receives the letter with no explained delay or dead letter mark.
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New York
New York, Jan
Sum
Yonkers
Geneva
N. Y
Raffles
St Wan
Walter Taddock
Blackburn for the Senate in Kentucky Fight
Louisvile reports that former Kentucky senator and Canal Zone governor John C. S. Blackburn intends to oppose Thomas J. Paynter for the U S Senate nomination in the upcoming general assembly. Blackburn had said he’d retire to Versailles after returning from the Canal Zone. The lure of office may draw him back.
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Louisvile
John C. S. Blackburn
Kentucky
Canal Zone
Thomas J. Paynter
United States
Blackburn
Versailles
Health Office Record Of Newborns And Patients Listed
A health office record enumerates numerous births and patients with names and ages across multiple households and institutions. Entries include Ralph and Amelia Howard with a born boy, William F and Sarah Wahl with a born girl, and many other families, plus hospital sections listing ages from days to years and various facilities such as Columbia Hospital and George Washington University Hospital. The list also records twins Bartholomew and Mars L Daly and other individuals at addresses in the city.
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Ralph
Amelia Howard
William F
Sarah Wahl
John A
Mary ¢ O'brien
Wittan
Pandine Cesitt
Wiliam FP
Lillian M. Moran
Wilbne
Chive J. Medley
Henry
Plwebs
Stanlex
Erman
Rege M. Bunderson
Frank
Julette King
Tohn BP
Annie T Dunn
John Aud Magdalene Green
Thomas. Pursel
Capitol
Margaret
Wo Witt
Hea Barcher
Augustus L Grimes
Ralph S and
Mary Clinton
Columbia, Hospital
Artemus Iglehard
Soars
Ludwig Helz
St. Ne
James Smith
George Washington
University Hospital
Edward Lambert
Providence Hospital
Eugene A Yarnell
Naval Medical School Hospital
Frank R. Keys
George Washington University Hospital
Charles Kappits
Washington Asvian Hospital
F Newburn
Cleveland Ave. Nw
A Georgianna Molen
Lilian Holmes
Va. Ave
Charles H Poindexter
Va Ave. Sw
Ethel R. Brooks
Henry Ross
Government Hospital For Insane
Dunkin Heron
Freedmen’s Hospital
Rank
Crown
Washington Asylum
Sarah Sargent
Tuberculosis
Elizabeth Muschett
Government Hospital
Maane
Wilson to speak in Newark as Smith denies charges
Newark on January 14 hosts a mass meeting with Gov elect Wilson as opponents press James Smith Jr defending his senatorial bid. Smith rebuts Wilson claims of talks with Baird and Kuehnle calling them false and accuses Wilson of deceit while urging the Democratic party to recover from the turmoil and unite.
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Newark
N. J
James Smith, Jr
Woodrow Wilson
United States
New York
Philadelphia
David Baird
Camden
Louis Kuehnle
Atlantic City
Dr. Wilson
Smith
Massachusetts
Wilson
Ohio
Iie
Democratic Party
Tennessee factions firm halt Hooper seating
Nashville Tenn Jan. Loday reports no change in the state legislative deadlock with Fusionist governor-elect Capt. Ben W. Hooper likely to be seated never. Both factions the Fusionists and regular Democrats remain determined to resist despite a daily cost of $600. The lease plans to meet tomorrow but most regulars are unlikely to attend, and the Senate adjourned till Monday.
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Nashville
Tent
Loday
Ben W. Hooper
Pen
Kenyon Seeks Iowa Senate Seat After Dolliver Death
W S Kenyon assistant to the Attorney General and noted trust buster travels to Iowa to press his candidacy for the United States Senate. Supporters see him as a strong chance to succeed Taf Lafayette Young, appointed to fill the vacancy. Kenyon is a progressive not aligned with the Cummins faction, and may be a compromise candidate if the Iowa legislature deadlocks.
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W. S. Kenyon
Yowa
United States Senate
Kenyon
Tafayette Young
Carroll
Jonathan P. Dolliver
Cummins
Iowa
Poisoning Case Continues With Coroner's Jury Confusion
Testimony in the Grace Blosser and Twig Twigg case reveals g end details about possible cyanide poisoning. Dr. Ford described symptoms and positions before death, while relatives testified about family life and alibis. Witnesses disputed presence of poison objects and contested theories on motive and means as investigators pursue whether cyanide or other poisons were involved.
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G. F. Barker
Harrington
W. F. Foard
Elosser
Grace Elosser
May Lesser
Grace
May
Carrie Lee
Broadrup
Twigg
Robb
Ford
Twignet
G. L. Broadrup
Foard
Lee Ashe
Lewis Blosser
Carrie
Tragic Grace Elosser Death Witnesses Testify At Inquest
Testimony recounts a quarrel with May Elosser and details from the scene. Little Harlan Norris described seeing a girl in distress as Grace and Twigg were found dead. Taxicab warning urged riders to beware confederates and clock tricks to avoid overcharged fares or stolen valuables.
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Grace
Twigg
May
Attorney Robb
Robb
Mia. Lee
Miss May
Charley Twigg
Harlan B. Norris
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