Campaign Finance Drama In Wisconsin Senate Contest
Wisconsin campaign managers testify that Stephenson's 1908 primary outlay of 107793 was legally spent. They note La Follette followers called “half-breeds” and defend per capita spending with no detailed expense reports, while Sackett admits handling about 96000 dollars and destroying worn records. The committee probes bribery allegations as staunch supporters defend legality.
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Temple Iron Company Enters Supreme Court Antitrust Case
The Temple Iron Company filed its brief as the first defendant in the U S Supreme Court antitrust case involving Lehigh Valley Central of New Jersey Delaware Jackawanne Western and Erie railroads and coal owners. Government says eight collieries were bought to block independent coal transport to tidewater. The case centers on plans to thwart competition and limit carrier patronage.
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New York Coffee Houses Raise Prices to Three Cents
In New York today every coffee house and restaurant on the East Side and other city quarters has increased the price of coffee for the poor to three cents. The rise is blamed on higher sugar costs and cone prices.
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Voters to Name Candidate in Louisiana Primary
New Orleans October 1 The Louisiana Democratic State central committee approved a Democratic primary next summer open to all Democratic voters. Delegates and alternates to the national convention will be chosen by district and statewide vote with a presidential preference for Wilson Harmon Clark or other Democrats. Delegates must honor the popular vote when casting convention ballots. The plan aims to spur discussion of national issues in the state.
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Dukes Make $228500 Gift At Trinity College Celebration
Durham oct 3 at Benefactors day gifts totaling about 234000 were announced plus books for the institution James Buchanan Duke and Benjamin Newton Duke gave 201000 for building and 21500 for running expenses the North Carolina conference donated 4569 and Western North Carolina 1000 Trinity College seeks a joint 200000 raise with the Dukes adding 800600 toward a 1000000 endowment President Henry N Snyder of Wofford College Spartanburg SC delivered the address.
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Third marriage alleged in Chicago murder case
Azorbide claims wife threatened to kill him and that he killed Beasie Kent Webster after her alleged aggressions. Dr Harry Elgin Webster, confessing wife murderer, plans to plead self defense and seek immediate trial with capital punishment urged. Divorce records show a prior marriage to May G Graf t, revealing a third marriage in his history.
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Park policeman shot and robbed in Lafayette Park
Norfolk authorities report Patrolman A B Smith was assaulted by a negro highwayman in Lafayette park last night. Smith was struck with a club, fired upon twice, and robbed of 28 50 before staggering to an uptown station with bullet holes in his hat and cuts on his cheeks and arm.
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Death Follows omen Hawk Lands on Liner
A hawk landed on the Minnetonka liner off Newfoundland on Sunday, an omen believers say. Cabin passenger Mrs. S. W. Travera of Richmond, Virginia, died Monday morning near Fire Island after a European voyage, pneumonia developing from a cold during the trip.
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Bryan Declines Run Citing Third Term Fears
Kansas City Missouri October 3 William J Bryan says he is not a candidate for president in a Missouri Valley fair address. He notes one Republican president used his platform in part and another used it entirely, fearing Republicans would level a third term charge if he ran again.
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Made Captain of Yeomen and Related News
London reports the Earl of Craven who married Cornelia Martin has been named captain of the royal yeoman of the guard with an annual salary of 6000 dollars. New York coverage notes bail for F Ten nyson Neely in the $2 per cent brokerage case was reduced to 2000 and Neely released on surety bonds. witnesses James Allen and E C De Wolf testified before a federal grand jury investigating the raided firm headed by Jared Flagg.
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Joint Army Maneuvers Planned for Next Year
The War Department, maintaining its biennial schedule for army and militia maneuvers, outlines plans for next year with a projected cost of 43120.0900 dollars, about 50000 less than the 1910 expenditure.
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Assails Oregon Law Before Supreme Court
Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company petitions the Supreme Court to strike down Oregon initiative legislation as unconstitutional. The brief argues the tax was enacted without a hearing, denying equal protection and threatening republican government. It cites Taft and Wilson era views on minority rights and the danger of direct legislation.
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Social notes from Berlin to Chicago fashion and society
Jacob Astor and Mrs Astor circle the social season aboard the Noma while Leishman prepares to take the Berlin post. Mrs Leishman’s hospitality at the Rome embassy boosts embassy social life as Berlin anticipates a lively season. In Chicago church circles a lap sunburst display wowed services, and New York hosts plan a rebuilt East Seventieth Street home for the Gillespies.
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Indians to Get a Million in Trust Funds
The Sace and Foxes of the Mississippi tribe in Iowa and Oklahoma will receive their full pro rata share of a $1,020,000 trust fund once they claim citizenship. Oklahoma members seek apportionment and allotment of the Janda. The Comptroller ruled that withholding $240,000 for schools and similar purposes would be unlawful.
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Frank Gould Loses Fight for Railway Board Seat
In St Louis on October 3 Frank Gould appeared to win a seat on the St. Louis Southwestern Railway board but after balloting the incumbent slate was reelected. R Lancaster Williams, elected director of the Missouri Pacific, stated review showed duplicate or revoked votes on both sides and he doubted a contest could succeed.
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Miss Heth Heads Society at New Willard Meeting
The Southern Relief Society held its first meeting of the year at the New Willard Hotel. Miss Nanny Randolph Heth was elected president with Mrs L H Quirelle as recording secretary and Miss Lety Clark as corresponding secretary. Miss Hugenia Rawlins was treasurer and Mrs George Covington chaired the relief committee. Several relief cases from last summer and plans for the coming winter were discussed.
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Truck driver crushed 2 year old son to death
New York Oct 3 Percy Greeley a truck driver was unloading iron when a hoop rolled into the street and his 2 year old son reached for it. The rear wheel crushed the child’s head as the father, unaware, continued driving until a witness shouted. He was taken to a police station and released. The accident occurred during a time of a church congregational meeting at Luther Place Memorial Church where candidates to replace Rev Lloyd C Douglas were discussed.
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Taxes of Rich Grow in Personal Assessments
Tax books opened in New York show increased personal assessments for Andrew Carnegie and Mrs. Russell Sage from five million to nine hundred sixteen million dollars. John D. Rockefeller is valued at five million, J P Morgan at eight hundred thousand, and W H Vanderbilt at two million.
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Monarchists clash in Oporto as republicans press collision
Reports from Lisbon describe street fighting in Oporto when monarchists and republican troops clashed before dawn. Dozens killed or wounded as troops arrested groups of monarchists, while remaining rebels rallied from rooftops and public buildings amid heavy gunfire and fires.
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650 Pound Man Dies in Jersey City Obesity Case
George S. Schober, 50, believed the nation’s heaviest man, died after a year of illness caused by extreme obesity. A coffin eight feet three inches wide will be used, and 121 pallbearers are planned for the funeral.
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New Maya Tone Lotion Promises Youth Skin Glow
Fashion's Mirror reports a new lotion that allegedly removes lines and blemishes quickly and permanently. It is made by dissolving a package of mayotone in witch hazel and used as a massage to improve complexion without powder or rouge.
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