Banker Hemingway Testifies In Interstate Inquiry
The Interstate Commerce Commission hearings into the New Haven lines reveal details of the Metropolitan Steamship Company of New Jersey and New Haven affairs. Grover C. Richards testified as a dummy treasurer, signing two $200,000 checks in New York on March 3, 1910, without knowing their purpose, while Chase corroborated portions of Richards’ statements. Discussions cover payments for legislative work and legal services, with figures including a $1,000,01 and a $69,000 check, and relate to stock dealings involving the Hillard Company and New England Navigation.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Metropolitan Steamship Desl—Tesla
Metropolitan Steamship Company of
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Kew Haven Railroad
Grover C. Richards
Portland
Hia
Soing
New York
Warren D. Chase
Hartford
Conn
Richards
James D. Firown
Commission
New Flaven
Warren I Chase
Varhus Companies
Metropolitan Steamship Company
I. Robbins
Nowra Road
Robbina
Haver
Folk
Kase
Ela
Chase
Eleharda
Machuel Heroingway
Rego National Bank of New Haven
Billard Company
Horrer Cummings
Bicard Company
New England
Kasceo Steamship Company
Gov Hill
Malas
Thebn
Fresident Metlen
Hillard Company Houwnt
New Haven
New England Navigation Company
the Navigation Company
Mr. Folk
New Haven Road
Bank of the Manhattan
Heave
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Billard ‘Company
Farmers Loan and Trust Company
Billard
Robbins
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Mr. Chase
Stand Mater
Fragmented quotation on railroads and politics by Senator Bradley
Partial, garbled quotation discusses railroads in Canada and English policy. Mentions Lord Cowdray and Mexico in a critical tone. The source text is incoherent and reads like damaged OCR, presenting a political digression without a clear argument or sequence.
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Lord Cowdray
Mexico
Canada
Bradley
Trust Debate Gagged Backed by Business Men
The House judiciary committee formally reported the Clayton antitrust bill with a rule to fast track action. Chairman Clayton said the atmosphere was fair and business readjustment would occur with minimal changes. The report labels holding companies abominable and outlines the scope for agricultural, labor, and fraternal groups while prohibiting interlocking directorates between related firms.
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Congress
House Judiciary Committee
House
Clayton Gata
Senate Committee
Pact With Austria Hungary Extends Five Year Arbitration
The Secretary of State and Austro-Hungarian Ambassador Constantin T Dumba extended the arbitration treaty for another five years. Differences not settled diplomatically are to be submitted to The Hague court, provided they do not affect vital interests independence or honor of either party.
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Constantin T. Dumba
United States
Austria-Hungary
Permanent “Court ‘of Arbitration
the Hague
Bradley Spurns Purchased Peace In Senate Debate
Senator Bradley argues the United States must not repeal toll exemptions, condemns a pro Britain campaign funded by Carnegie, and warns repeal would harm U S commerce while boosting Britain and Canadian railroads. He cites treaties, tariff history, and calls for sovereignty over canal policy. He contrasts past fights for liberty with present pressure from foreign powers.
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Zaid
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Great ‘Britain
Mexico
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Hell
Thas
Panama
Suez
Safety at Sea Dominates Senate Debate Without Conclusion
Senate foreign relations panel opened talks on the London conference safety treaty focusing on lifeboats for passenger ships but adjourned for next week. Salt Lake City seeks radium plant use under Whish radium lands bill. Penrose reports campaign spend. Palmer reports contributions and expenditures. Nominees named by the President include John Floyd King, Edward C Knotts, Cooper Stout, Christopher Gewin and several presidential postmasters.
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Carlinville
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United States
Cooper Stout
Murphysboro
Tuinois
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Greensboro
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Maryland
Thomas Y. Franklin
Berlin
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Elkton
Alaska Resources Bill Affects Private Lands and Federal Leases
Fragmented report notes a proposed measure involving private owners in Alaska coal, oil, and phosphate lands. It discusses leasing by the government under specific restrictions and aims to conserve government lands with mineral deposits. The water-power and irrigation project provisions imply land payments to support public uses.
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Alaska
United
Fleet honors King as Vera Cruz salutes mark anniversary
The U S fleet at Vera Cruz fired a twenty gun salute to honor the fourth anniversary of King George s accession to the British throne. Spanish and French warships joined the ceremony and port admirals, including Régx Admiral Sir Christopher Cradoe, paid calls on the British commander.
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May
Vera Cruz
King George
Christopher Cradoe
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