Tobacco Trust Reorganization News in 1911
The Washington Post fragment discusses tobacco trust reorganization and antitrust issues under the Sherman Act. It contrasts court decisions, enforcement, and implications for business and government regulation, noting debates over dissolution plans and the path toward Supreme Court review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobacco Trust
Taamr
Atarr
Witheraham
Advat
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Arta
Bondholders seek foreign aid to collect South State debts
Representatives of holders of repudiated North Carolina, South Carolina, and other Southern state bonds contemplate forcing a settlement by appealing to a foreign government. A South American republic has reportedly agreed to accept gifts of bonds to enable collection, a tactic previously used with success. About two million dollars in bonds are involved, with holders abroad including English and German investors. The plan follows arbitration efforts urged by H B Holling Co and the Treasury.
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North Carolina
New York Times
Partiowarly
Taft
H.B. Holling & Co
Bupremshort
South Carolina
Georgis
Missiastop
New York State
Edward L. Andrews
New York
London Committee
Guy Dix
Roosevelt in the Fray After Barnes in State Politics
New York Republicans report former President Roosevelt plans to combat Barnes and Old Guard bosses to secure a pro Roosevelt assembly. He demands Barnes’s retirement and signals a broad, long term aim to restore Republican control of New York State, elect a Republican governor and senate, and influence the national convention delegation.
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Barnes
New York
Roosevelt
Repubcan
Albany
Assembly
Hendricks
Malloy
Hoonevelt
Republcans
Senate
Cal Roosevelt
New York State
Austrian Princess Ida Sulkowska A declared lunatic
An article reports Princess Ida Sulkowska, aged around sixty, declared insane by Hungarian courts. It details her multiple marriages, a disputed jewel case, her eccentric father the Duke of Bielitz, and a murder linked to the Sulkowakl family, with long expatriate history in New Bremen New York and Austria.
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Ide Sulkowska
Joseph
Francy Sulkowaks
Holy Roman Empire
Bernhard von Schmnettow
Lancers
Thomasine ‘Wachtmeister
Hungary
Sti Jena
Count Bemettow
Ida Sulkowsl
Berlin
Sulkowakt
Thia
Duke of
Bielitz
Austria
Germany
Vistoria Lonmann
Ida Jaeger
Ingone
Felatries
Lower Austria
New
Louis Sutkowski
United States
Han Ever
Prince Louis
Furstenhof
Mylowicz
Sulkowakls
America
Maximilian Sulkowakd
Max
Prince Laula
Europe
New Bremen
Loula
Baronesa
Anna von Dietrich
Maria Gemperle
Alfred Sutkowski
Wil
Blelitz
Treuberg
Bernhard Schmettons
Ber
Pedro I of
Stasil
Marquise
da Santos Horn
Gayazon
Fischler von Treubers
Bhe
Funtenoy
Rare operations at congress claim cancer cure and more
Reports from the North American Surgical Congress describe American and foreign surgeons performing rare procedures. Dr Rodman demonstrates breast cancer cure with thorough gland removal and nerve protection, while other clinics treat flat feet, congenital diplegia, spinal bifids, and bowlegs with varied techniques.
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Spitadelshia
York World
Clnical Congress of Surgeons of North
Rodman
Raodman
The
Methodist Episcopal Hospital
J T Rugh
Rugh
Samaritan Hospital
W .Wayne Babcock
Philadelphia
St Agnes’ Hospital
H A Wilson
Alligator Arrives at Bronx Zoo in Dramatic Box Delivery
New York Times reports Lazy Joe the ten foot alligator arrives from Florida to the Bronx Zoo. Six men with short paddles assist, Joe breaks free from Snyder and police, then is guided safely to his enclosure after tearing through a wall in a tense reception. The scene ends with keepers congratulating the careful, dangerous move.
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Joe
Jake Cham Lightang
New York Times
Bronx
Florida
Fordham
Ifend Keener Bly Snyder
Snyder
Une
Bulding
Jos
Pete
Aeld Snyder
Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicago News Honest now
Fragmented text humor and social critique mix in a Chicago News Honest column. It reflects casual slang about mail, personal aims, politics, manners, and urban life with offbeat phrases and playful digressions. The piece reads like a series of witty asides about everyday behavior and public events.
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Chicago News
Interviews on reciprocity and party shifts across Canada
A Hamilton garment workers organizer discusses Canada’s rejection of a reciprocity pact with the United States, noting misrepresentation of the act and foreign influence on voters. The piece also covers New York and New Jersey politics, Taft support in Montana, and the era’s anti-trust and election climate.
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Canada
Dominion
United States
Samuel L. Landers
Hamilton
Ontario
United Garment Workers of America
Laurier
Uberad
Pramiar
Clark
Landers
American Federation of Tabor
Mr Landers
Manufacturers
American Federation of Labor
Imei
William Clark Russell Sea Writer and His House of Sail
William Clark Russell, famed nautical fiction author, born in New York to English parents, rose from merchant service to write sea tales that defined a genre. His works include John Holdsworth Chief Mate and The Wreck of the Grosvenor, drawing on globe trotting voyages and life at sea amid rheumatic years.
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Thes
Willigm
Clark Russell
Clark ‘Russell
Clark Bussatt
New York
Henry Russell
Isabel Lloyd
Bouthey
Coleridge
Fortuna
Charley Dickens
Russell
Globe
Sam
Ruswell
Expreaman
Fra Angelo
Walter Montgomery
Haymarket
London
Svannnally
Ramagatt
Moe
John Holdsworth
Grosvenor
Old Harbor Town
Poetic Fragments On Children and Rain In Garden
A fragmented verse piece recalls Longfellow and the Byrons in a garden scene. It evokes children and rain, dawn, and a sense of liberty through lilting, symbolic imagery. The text blends references to poets and nature with dreamlike cadences.
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Dora Sigerson Sherter
The
Westminster Gazette
Bear Attack Leaves Miner Near Death in Bohemian District
In Cot tage Grove a miner and hunter, Lee Whitmore, wounded a massive bear after it charged him near Champion mine. Whitmore fired twice, the bear died nearby. Whitmore was found badly mangled, near death from blood loss. A huge bear lay ten feet from its corpse, one of the era’s largest.
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Eugene
Grey
Chiewxo
Cowan
Lee Whitmore
Bohemian District
Cottage Grove
Whitmore
Champion Mine
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