Trusts and Supreme Court Adjudication Delay Cited
Administration to await adjudication by the United States Supreme Court on Standard Oil and American Tobacco cases. Cabinet members discuss the Hudson Fulton medal presentation to the commission, and a railway committee urges Congress on transportation legislation. Rail executives warn of mail service costs and operational losses without reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudean-Falcon Bol Metal—Railway
Bennets Men's Committee
White House
Hke
Taridentare
Circuit Court
Standard OM Company
United States Supreme Court
Anerican Tobacco Company
Supreme Court
Hudson-Fulton Medal
Hudson Fulton
Stewart Woodford Cnarman
Wnt
Wardut
State Department
Great Britain
Germany
France
Netherlands
Wewice
At Nt
Une
Fone
Thwanmitler
He.touler
Corpus Wo OH Marshall
New Ark
Teesiden
American Locomouse Company
Mulliken
Clicu
Triabone
Mulliken & Co
When The Stomach Stops Trial Hox Free
An OCR fragment discusses chronic stomach and digestion issues, wind, and dyspepsia. It references gas pain, indigestion, and a supposed remedy with tablets, urging readers to request a free trial package from Stuart Co of Marshall Michigan. It mentions doctors and home use, aiming to promote a medicinal product for digestive relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Fess
Stuart Co
Ing Marshall
Michigan
White House Callers on Tuesday November 2
A list of names and titles appears under the heading White House Callers including cabinet figures and port officials such as Geosier Lodge Mastachustlis William Word and Henry W Sackett of New York with others like Edward Wadgamax Otis H Cutler and Ralph Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hha
Geosier Lodge
Mastachustlis
William Word
Port of
New York
Heewart L Woorford
New
Tok
Henry W Sackett
Edward Wadgamax
Otes H Cutler
W Oh Marshall
H. Millikin
Chiceso
Ralph Peters
Murdock Enters Washington to Pressure Speaker Cannon
Representative Murdock of Kansas arrives in Washington with plans to challenge Speaker Cannon. He speaks against the rules and vows to circulate a petition for Cannon's resignation if necessary. Insurgents aim to expand individual member rights and curb the Speaker's powers. The Post outlined their plan earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdock
Kansas
House
Washington
Cannon
Beetter-Box Cases Dismissed Conspiracy Indictments Dropped
Indictments against August W Machen and Hugoene D Sheble of Toledo were dismissed on the order of Attorney General Wickersham with Postmaster General Hitchcock approval. The case involved a suspected conspiracy over a patent right for letter boxes and contracts with the Post Office, aided by Machen, then rural free delivery superintendent. A key witness, former Detroit mayor William O Marbury, died, weakening the government case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machen
Sheble
Wickersham Yetterfay
August W Machen
Hugene D Sheble
Toledo
Ohio
D W Baker
Hitchcock
Postomice Department
Wiliam O Marbury
Detroit Midh
Cabinet Meeting Recalled in Taft Era Marbles Report
A Washington dispatch to The Sun describes a three hour cabinet session with little tangible business. No decisions on the Nicaragua dispute or sugar trust. ministers mention possible nominees and policy topics but say nothing definitive. Weathered by gloom, observers suggest recreation like marbles might have occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Washington Dispatch
The
Sun
Taft
Supreme Court
Nicaragua
Meyer
Dickham
MacVeagh
Sugar Trust
Attourney
Wickersham
Nagel
Ballinger
Gifford Pluchot
Roosevelt
Biba
Wilson
Carpenter
MOVE TO PROTECT SEALS FROM JAPANESE RAIDS
A Fisheries Committee report urged immediate treaty action to shield fur seals on U S Pribilof Islands from Japanese raid- ing. It recommends appointing two naturalists to study conditions and seeking protection by Britain Russia and Japan to cover seals and other sea mammals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Russia
Alaska
Oseac
Strang
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Nagel
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
Great Britain
Rus
Japan
Standard Oil defends indefinite holdings under circuit decree
New York reports quote M F Elliott general solicitor stating the Standard Oil Company will appeal to the U S Supreme Court and not seek Sherman antitrust law amendments while arguing the decree allows continued business and even proxy voting among 5000 shareholders. Copper merger delay noted as law impact analysis spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Elliott
The
Standard Company
New York
Standard Oil Company
United States Supreme Court
Mortimer F. Elliott
United States Circuit Court
BL Pal
Supreme Court
Elliott
Euch
Standard Ol
Northern Securities Company
Ewds Joutrigat
Bayonne
Hillett
Standard Oil
Vo Xarm
Taca
Tae Week
Copper Atomics
Betyy Shumipa
Amalgamated
Congress
St Paul
Jocuss
Washington
Nelson Ww
Aldrich
Juttus
Burrows
Theodore LD Burton
Eugene Hele
Joh Dalyell
John M Garner
Watch Buyer Advice From a Trusted Jeweler
A reliable jeweler warns buyers to purchase watches only from specialists who deal exclusively in jewelry and timepieces. The advisor emphasizes ensuring authenticity and proper service before committing to a purchase.
Waltham Watches Inquire About Catways And Adjustments
A terse note reads WALTHAM WATCHES WALTHAM WATCHES advising buyers to seek jewel adjustments to temporatate and posttinn. The fragmentary wording suggests a jewelry trade item or catalog entry emphasizing timing and fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Chile cables move toward Hague arbitration in border dispute
A Chilean proposal sent via cable to Washington signals a reference of the entire dispute to The Hague for arbitration. State Department officials debate whether to accept the protocol as Chile accepts The Hague jurisdiction but resists submitting the fundamental issue of existence to arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brats Department
Hague Tribunal For Arbitration
State Department
Santiago
Chite
Hague
Tom
Jothtay
Chile
the Hague
Hague Tribunal
United States
Taft backs Loeb in New York Custom House clean up
President Taft declared he would not aid reinstatement for dismissed New York customs employes and would support Collector Loeb in sweeping the port. Loeb says twelve more dismissals are planned, with no other high officials involved, while surveys and potential successors are under discussion with Senator Root and Treasury officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Custom House
Taft
Loeb
Loek
MacVeagh
Treasury
Montgomery
Customs Inspection Service
Wilkie
Secret Service
Wgh
New York
Richard Parr
John G Clarkson
New
Lash
Washington
Surveyor Clarkson silent on government demand
New York November 22 General James B Clarkson surveyor of the port of New York declined to discuss his position after government requests for withdrawal or resignation. Henry L Stimson in charge of sugar cases said a statement would be released soon. James Bendernagel former American Refining Company superintendent faces a motion to inspect grand jury minutes and to quash the indictment alleging rights violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James 8
Clarkson
United States
Henry L Stimson
Atstement
Washington
James Bendernagel
American Refining Company
Senator Root Urges State Rights at Civic Federation Dinner
Senator Elihu Root urged against centralization of power during a National Civic Federation banquet in New York, arguing for strong state control of domestic affairs. Samuel Gompers criticized district court rulings and reaffirmed workers’ rights. The federation re-elected officers including President Set Low and Samuel Gompers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
New York
Elihu Root
National Civic Federation
Watel Astor
Fedeyral
Washington
Benator Root
Samuel Gampers
Amecan Federation of Labor
District Court of Washington
Federation
Samuel Gormpera
Giliaon
Smyth Neaham J Bachelder
Benjamin I Wheeler
Sane N. Gellyman
Eouna
Ralph M Besley
Shirtwaist Strike Halts New York Industry
In New York the shirt waist making field faces a broad strike as operators in shops across the city walk out. Officials say about 40,000 workers may be involved seeking higher wages and shorter hours. In other news from Saratov European press, two men condemned to die in a lynching case.
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New York
An Outline of Early American Congress and Party Struggles
The article traces the First to Sixth U.S. Congress dynamics, noting Senate and House powers, Washington's presidency, and early party battles. It highlights debates over tariffs, revenue, and the emergence of Jeffersonian and Federalist factions shaping Democratic and Democratic-Republican lines. It references key figures like Madison, Sedgwick, Sedgwick, Dayton, and Washington, plus the formation of the Jeffersonian opposition and party realignments as governance began.
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House of Representatives
Commons
England
Senate
Washington
Senate Chamber
House
Jonathan Trunobuil
Muhlenburg
Congress
New Yorke
New York
North Carolina
Rhode
West Congress
Frederick Augustis Munsenburg
Richard Henry Lee
Virgie
George Washington
John Adams
United States of America
Adams
Virginia
Gen Washington
Manhattan
Mount Vernon
Mfant
American Congress
James Wadizons
United States
Madison
Virgina
Dempcratic Party
Tari
Democratic Party
Madlaona
Jeferson Calhoun
Pierce Morrison
Mills Cleveland
Bryan
Jackson
Cushing Randall
Bailey
Bilas Houdinot
New Jersey
Jersey
Pennsylvania
State of
Philadelphia
Lawer
Natal
Brody
Nary Verd Charles
Canston
Mushwomand
Seymour
Navy Yard
Thomas Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
Jeffersonian
Jats
WR. Choemaker
Coal Operators Ask Railroads to Pool Freight
Bituminous coal operators from Ohio Pennsylvania Kentucky Indiana and West Virginia plan to ask President Taft to urge Congress to permit railroads to pool coal freight under government supervision. They will present shocking car shortage figures showing only 40 to 46 percent of needed cars being supplied and argue idle cars on other lines could relieve the bottleneck.
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Washington Post
Pittsburg
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Indiana
Tino
West Virginia
Taft
Washington
Ome
Consletang
Samuel A Taylor
TEK
Maher
Eastern
Howard Mannington
Columbus
Oho
Ohio Coal Operators
Associaton
T . Lewis
United Mine Workers
Fatt
Aswuranees
Cca
Movements of Naval Vessels Across Ports and Routes
Movements of ships including Arvet-Dea Maines at Port Gimon Diic and Mayflower with Washington Vesta at ambert Port Tacote Cristobal Ballet-Bagalo from Pichilingos for Panama Rocket from W Norfolk to Richmond. Cheater sails from navy yard New York to Delaware. Break saber Marleta from Gusatensma to Post Li yon Minsouri to Newport for Tampkinus. Also ships Selena and Samar sail from Amoy to Shanghai.
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Arvet
Dea Maines
Port
Army Orders Briefly List Officers and Promotions Across Commands
The document records multiple Army officers facing examinations, retirements, and promotions. It lists Lieutenants Colver Whitkem and Gayle Fourth field artillery, First Lieutenants Schwabe and Eliot medical reserve, and Captains Hinrichs McAndrew Lawson Waldzen among others. It notes retirement from active service and examinations for promotion, with dates around 1910 and various assignments in Porto Feo and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abamot
Idwerd & Gayle
Agtilery
Tafl
Whitkem AN
Liut. Kavara
Pleree Fighteenth Infantry
Henry W Eliot
Harry A Schwabe
Rafferty
James D Glenson
Frederick W Hinrichs
Ordasnse
Washipguns
Patrick H McAndrew
Tila City
Laurin
Lawson
Fowttheld
Thin City
Wie
Pape Diuretic Offers Quick Relief for Urinary Ailments
An ad promoting Papes Diuretic claims it cures backache kidney and bladder troubles in days. It targets uncontrollable urination, rheumatic pains, and fatigue, asserting the remedy works directly on kidneys and bladder. The0125 ad states broad availability and endorsement by professionals.
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Thompson & Pape
Cine
Noth
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Uhe Committee
Dalpiters
Long Island Failroad
Fete
Peters
Kansan
Joe
Matter
Zelaya
Boll ‘Weevil
Commerce and Labor Committee
Waltham! Watches
TC U
Custom House
Saya
Surveyor Clarkson
Civic Federation Dunner
Gompers Tella
Saratov
By Frederic J. Haskin
ARMY
Remuler
Castoria
By John Bigelow
Imperial
Indueputatty
the Baer & Taylor CO
17Th St
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Alaw & Erlangers Splentide
Barrier Hovel
Rex Beach
Presbrey
Theodore Roberts
Po Heteia Praserts
Lina
Belasco Wiis
London
of Wales
BogNch
Stes King of
Cadonia
Water Jones
Larrarer
HEW National Creale
Ison
Dey
Siegal Hatinee
Tiaities
Vaan EE Aecs
Hattie Williams
Michael Morton
Sparkes
Trancee
Anna
Fred
Asic Cock
G@ Prelfter
F Street
Br Jetier
Terea
Rein Lo Huseeser
Yla Cavasy
Sevee
Orleana
Lisat
Willian Piercer
Setantey
Liaut
Robert Wo Lesher
Dleab
Aly Madloes
Harry Leighe
Collegians
Bucks Gun
ST. Josephs Orphak Asylum
Wmigets OF
America
Chas
Waldron
Trocaderos
Ses
Everan
Mats Tei
Academy 3
Kitty Cheatham
Uimense Ta Roeitis
Columbia Theater
Bilan Licke
Penna
Ier
Schumann-Heine Collmbtn
Sac
Witten
Tcke
Affce
Masonic Auditorium
Pistorio
Cotometa c
Columbus Road
Maryland Theater
Sear G
Rosie Russell
Jno Tefine
Supine
Musica Ac Plaza Theater
Sth
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