Government to sue European Steamship Pool for Sherman Act restraint
The United States Department of Justice plans to file suit in New York to challenge a formed pool of steamship companies. The claim alleges a restraint of trade under the Sherman Act, with vessels at American ports cited as the basis. Federal Grand Jury inquiries have long preceded the action, and U S District Attorney Henry Wise is leading the government’s efforts in the case.
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Fornga
European Steamship Pool
New York
Salt Wall
Ithe Steamship Line
Henry Wise
Fear of World War I Split Over Japan Defense Urged by Fournier
The memoir chapter on the Mediterranean squadron commander argues Britain and France must keep peace with Japan to avoid a potential US Japan clash. It discusses German tactics and Morocco tensions, warning that US expansion in the Pacific could provoke conflict. Strong emphasis on alliances, naval bases, and responses of Britain, France, and Russia to a possible war scenario.
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Mediterranean
America
Wailal Hourdler
Tsunch
United States
Japan
Panama
Peanal
Pacific
Emperor Angers Commission Over Baltic Tension
Fragmented OCR describes imperial anger at a Baltic tension involving a commission and various figures. Mentions a failed plan, opposition by a French minister, and naval or diplomatic maneuvers. Details are unclear, but tone suggests a court/international friction episode with a blamed obstruction by foreign actors.
Predicis Short Strike In Bituminous Coal Districts
President of United Mine Workers Thomas L Lewis says the national executive board will issue instructions on possible strikes in bituminous coal regions. He expects some districts to see a brief resumption of work, lasting only a few days, with no lasting harm to workers. In Pittsburgh, 40,000 soft coal miners plan a midnight walkout, suspending operations until local issues are resolved.
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Indianapolis
Ind
National Executive Board
Thomas L Lewis
United Mine
Mr Lewis
Uomplon
Italy
Pittsburg
Hanlung
Ue Mage
Mission to Nicaragua: Broussard to Study Situation
An interview from New Orleans dated March 3 says Cinister Corea for the Madriz government of Nicaragua goes to Washington to argue against allowing Gordon’s faction to leave the port. Gordon claims an Oklahoma based unit and a former Philippine officer are ready. Nurses from across the country express willingness to join. The plan, backed by Madriz, aims to trap Provisional President Estrada and likely force Chamorra’s rise. Broussard is expected to cover Honduran matters with the State Department.
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Madriz
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Gordon
Oklahoma
Philippines
South Africa
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Chamorra
Estrada
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Li Wan
Robert Broussard
Honduras
Tra State Department
Louisiana Representatie
Central America
Veguaigaina Moudmas Mar
Iathout
Loundastion
Roosevelt Leaves Egypt for Naples Amid Courteous Farewell
Former President Roosevelt sails from Alexandria to Naples after a Cairo stop where Khedive representatives and diplomats gathered. He receives a hearty send off and messages of thanks, with plans for a five day stay in Berlin? No, in Berlin a visit to the emperor and reception talks are noted as part of diplomacy during the voyage.
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Boll
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Reginald Winegal
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Mnessa
Lispl
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Tiaulzaben
Karept
Diplomate Corps
Benda
Stone
Taft at Navy Ball Ends in Tragic Fire Fatality
A devastating blaze trapped a family in a burning dwelling as Taft at Navy ball stories unfold. A man heroically ascended flaming stairs to rescue children and others, with several saved by a brave woman and bystanders. The incident left many injured and authorities investigating the sequence of events.
Spectacle at Navy Yard Navy Relief Ball Dazzles
A grand ball at the Sail Loft Navy Yard, Maine Band playing, officers in uniforms, and women in historical gowns. Guests included prominent naval officers and society figures, with elaborate costumes and lavish decor enhancing the festive mood.
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Naval Relief
Seciy
Navy Yard
Maine
Jury Deadlock in Art Case Against Dealer in Paintings
A New York jury failed to reach a verdict after fifteen hours of deliberation in a civil suit brought by William Evans, art collector and head of the Gotham art committee, against William Clausen, dealer in paintings. The jury has been discharged without a decision.
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New York
Willian T Evans
Warheirman
Art Committee
de Toms Cth
Wiliam Clausen
Todas
16 New Grant Indictments In Two-Week Pittburgh Grand Jury
Pittsburg grand jury returns 91 bills in two weeks naming former select council members and public health officials among those indicted. One officer received a $1000 bribe in a Wall street matter while others faced lesser sums. many cases involve banks and express agents. District Attorney Witham Blakeley notes ongoing actions and potential more charges as the panel continues. Foxhall Keene was thrown from his horse in a steeplechase injuring his collarbone in London.
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Pittsburg
Grand Jury
Pittagge
Pao Barlawr
Walt
Select Council
Rhos
Dueda
Puble Health and sHuntes
Lodas
Allard
Sandal
Selectnen
Weis
Witham Blakeles
Boaly
New York
Charles Stewart
John Sr Klein
Western Penitentiary
Foxhall Keene
London
Society Girls Ride Mule in Aiken Contest
Taft Mount and Miss Alice Dolan lead a local society mule riding contest in Aiken South Carolina with Miss Emily Randolph and Miss Helen titeheok among participants. Moss Alice Dolan won first place riding Ta mules Tat while Thomas Hitchcock Hl took second. betting details and names of other entrants appear in the report.
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Alice Bulan
Roocevelt
Aiken
Emily Randolph
P Randolph Gi Maes Vince
Ros
Wile Dalan Gaushters
Clarence
Dejan
Helen Titeheok Datehter
Phemas Hutchen Kear
T Leueier Phelps
Ass SheMeld
Phelps
Thomas Uitehpock
John Sanford Yi
Tawklet Colony
Gilden
Moss Alice Dolan
Thomas Hitchcock
Man Fears Lynchers in Missouri Murder Case
In Sprogheld Missouri on a March day a man described as bed-ridden for months was carried from his home to the county jail amid fear of being attacked by angry neighbors. He is under arrest on a murder charge after he allegedly shot his wife four times, killing her within minutes. A revolver was found under his pillow.
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Teldome
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Roth
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Swmmerelt
Conla
Vanderaitt Sud
Gems
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Mies Vandersie
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Meir
Fisone
Mire van Terlot
Wr Vanderbits
Monett
United States
Canada
Taft
Sprogheld
Mar
Zach
Earthquake Shocks Felt From Cambridge to Seattle
Seismographs at St Ignatius Observatory registered two distinct shocks from near Japan with the first at 11 am, followed by two preliminary shocks and a main aftershock twelve minutes later. Readings also recorded in Cambridge Massachusetts and Seattle Washington, with intermediate locations noting the events.
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Cambridge
Mase
Seattle
Cleveland
Fan
Japan
St Ignatis Observatory
Hera Toias
Ios
Mass
Poodle Spoils Honeymoon in Atlanta Street Fight
A New York groom, McCourt, and his bride, recently married, were arrested in Atlanta after a street quarrel sparked by a dispute over a clean poodle. The couple, with roots in New York and Washington, appeared surprisingly calm until the dog incident ignited tensions. The poodle vanished amid the scuffle, and McCourt offered a reward for the dog’s return.
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Atlanta
Washingto Post
Atlante
Metourt
McCourt
York
Washington
Justice and Senator Named in Abbreviated Racket Probe
The Supreme Court hears statements naming State Senator Lo F Godall and Justice Ldward F Mfc in connection with an American Wend Mortgage Company venture. The board alleges stock and charter records were misused, and funding details remain unclear as witnesses testify about payments and ownership.
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Godall
Juste
Amerian
Mautange Vampanien
Society Woman Opens New York Millinery Shop
A society figure Mrs El D Ford, wife of Admaira’s son, plans to open a New York millinery shop. The piece mentions her sister Mrs Grose and other social connections, noting changes in residence and retired officials as context for her venture.
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EL D Ford
Admaira
New York
Grose
Mabel Michiel
Tobe Eland
Baltimmerte
Reading Increases Wages Across Major Rail Lines
An announced wage rise of about six percent is expected to add roughly 9.1 million dollars annually. The Pennsylvania Railroad and other carriers foresee higher labor costs for all employees, with a potential general rise across the industry. The United States Steel Corporation is mentioned in relation to wage movement and dividend implications for shareholders.
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Tenmsylvania
Pitishons
Une
Pennsyteunia
Manthy
New York
Investigating Steel Co Allegations Prompt Action Hope
Summary of charges against United States Steel Corporation allege law violations by the company. The National Association files claim of low wages, high rents, price controls on necessities, and restricted educational opportunities for children. Samuel Gompers pledges careful review and possible prosecution if evidence supports enforcement.
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Marshall Todit
Samuel Gompel
Amerian Cederatan
Jude
United States Steel Corporation
National
Steel Corporation
Jewel Heist Restored Gems Secreted After Arrest
The article reports $117,090 in jewels recovered after an arrest linked to a jewel thief ring. It mentions a suspect, likely Juss dS, and notes the recovered items include a platinum necklace and large earrings. Authorities describe the pieces as valuable, with several items damaged or missing settings.
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Jeckins
Jean
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