Trust weapon use in tobacco case upholds Section 6
Government views Section 6 as a powerful tool to compel prompt action by trusts. The Department of Justice aims to seize tobacco property and move quickly in antitrust cases, shaping enforcement without broad asset holds, while signaling readiness to pursue cases to conviction where warranted. The policy emphasizes swift action to prevent production continuance and to deter similar trust activities nationwide.
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No Attempt to Kill Czar St Fotereburg Ost
Report outlines a suspected plot against the Czar at an imperial residence. Authorities uncover a tunnel near the railway line and reveal plotters using a pong trex device. The plan aimed to undermine the regime but was not executed.
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Appointment of English Professor at Catholic University of America
Dr Lennox has received appointment as professor of English at the Catholic University in Washington to succeed Maurice Francis Fain. He sails on the Curmantin steamer to New York. Lennox is farewelled with a presentation gift from friends and a deputation from higher education and social circles in Dublin.
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Westinghouse firm fined for uncompleted St Petersburg street railway
Westinghouse Electric Co faces a 506000 penalty for failing to complete the St Petersburg street railway project. The city government proposes fines totaling 50000 in relief while the company intends to appeal the decision as it awaits further action at municipal hearings.
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Woman Jumped Overboard Aboard Manitou At Sea
Mrs Schubert, a passenger aboard the steamer Manitou from Antwerp, committed suicide by jumping overboard at sea. The incident occurred about one day out from Antwerp as the ship neared Philadelphia, reported on arrival today.
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Attempted assassination at Grenada treasury hits Norman Lockhart
An assailant named Benjamin fired three shots at Norman Lockhart the colonial treasurer and comptroller of customs as he entered the treasury in St George Grenada. The attacker stabbed the official in the side and wounded cashier George McKie. Police subdued him after taking poison and an antidote was injected. Lockhart is expected to recover.
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Earl Drops Divorce Fight in Session Court
In Edinburgh Scotland on Oct 22 the Earl of Rosslyn dropped his appeal against the decree of divorce granted to the countess Anna Robinson of Minnespolis. The appeal was dismissed. The couple wed in London March 21 1905 and the countess obtained her decree in Edinburgh July 20 last.
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Taft Approves Assembly Trip Preparations for Taft Transport
Russia makes ready a special train to Vladivostok for Secretary Taft s disposal amid talks with Osmena of the Philippine assembly. Taft wraps eight days of official duties with a Philippine conference and a Commerce Commission hearing. Preparations for a Vladivostok reception include a warship salute and embassy events with the Emperor and Empress.
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No Grain Export Duty Policy Discussed in Russia
In view of high prices in Russia there is debate over imposing an export duty on grain. The 1691 measure, now criticized, shifted control of the world market to American and Argentine interests. Authorities consider lighter steps to help Russian agriculture and ease grain movement to Europe and beyond.
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French Parliament Opens With Ceremonies After Morocco Crisis
Parliament reconvened with the president addressing deputies and praising French soldiers who died in Morocco while the government signaled readiness to answer questions. Flood damages in the South were noted. Premier Clemenceau promised replies to Interpellations this Friday, with November 1 set for a debate on Moroccan affairs and national defenses.
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Postmasters Convene In Washington For Annual Session
Nearly 300 second third and fourth class postmasters gather in Washington for their annual convention. Sessions split between National Hotel and Odd Fellows Hall with addresses by McCleary Lawshe and Da Graw. Elections and city venue choices loom as the group plans a Jamestown Exposition trip.
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Bank Examiner Reveals Mrs Chadwick Forgery Methods
Deposition details how Kim Chadwick forged passbooks to fraudulently secure loans for Mrs. Wodutte and the late millionaire Castle Chadwick. Bank official Charles Starck says many passbooks were forged, some entries altered, and some originals fraudulently inflated. The case ties to Cleveland and New York banks, with Chadwick described as a spectacular bank wrecking figure.
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Ratify Sale of Circus by Barnum Bailey Shareholders
London October 2 an extraordinary general meeting of Barnum and Bailey shareholders ratified the provisional contract selling the property for a sum to Ringling Brothers of Wisconsin. Shareholders will receive two to twenty two dollars per share. The company formed in 189 British investors subscribed capital amid anxiety to back the venture amid a 3,000,000 stake.
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Bryan Does Not Tell Fails to Substantiate His Charges
The World reports Willam Jennings Bryan, in a Cooper Union address, declined to name specific New York papers or provide evidence for his claim that metropolitan newspapers are controlled by trusts and their columns sold to the highest bidder. He said he would discuss the matter further in a New York speech but would not supply names or evidence to the World reporters.
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Roosevelts special train crowd danger at Chattanooga platform
Twenty thousand gathered as President Roosevelt arrived at Central Station. The crowd surged toward the tram shed at ten, pausing his speech. Bryan urged care for women and children while officials fought to avert a catastrophe. Headlines in New York papers noted the chaotic scene and the president’s safe arrival.
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Roosevelt Defines Policy Battle and Wealth Critique
President Roosevelt defends his two sided policy approach against demagogues and wealth, vows to pursue honesty and justice, and warns against a culture that rewards wealth gained by wrongdoing. He visits the Hermitage and thanks Confederate veterans, pledging national support for heritage preservation and study of Andrew Jackson.
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New and Dover Quit City in Fort Oglethorpe Crowd Roars
A distorted report describes President Roosevelt’s arrival amid a seething crowd in the South, with Clay Evans recognized first by the President and urged to introduce him. The scene included cheers, warnings to keep peace, and the President attempting a brief address before departure.
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Preacher 18 Politician Stirs Jersey City Rally
John L. Senator pastor of the First Congregational Church presided at a Republican mass meeting in Jersey City. He delivered a strong speech advocating reelection of Mayor Fagay. He said a modern minister must be a prophet and citizen, free to speak for righteous government.
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Policeman Sheehan Shot Dead in Lower East Side
Police officer Eugene Sheehan was killed on his beat in Manhattan's lower East Side as an armed assailant, identified as 24 year old William Morlay, fled until captured after a long chase. Morlay, missing an arm, fired at officers before being wounded and hospitalized at Hudson Street.
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Grape-Nois claimed as brain and nerve food
An advertisement touts Grape-Nois as a brain and nerve food made from whole wheat and barley. It claims to nourish and rebuild gray matter quickly and promises improved incentive and power for work. The copy also mentions The Road to Wellville in packages.
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Lieut Tucker to wed amid long simmering family feud
A Havana to New York American dispatch reports Lieut Logan Tucker, grandson of Gen. John A. Logan and son of Col. and Mel W.P. Tucker, plans marriage to Mrs. Broome, ex-wife of Capt. Broome. Tucker, stationed with the Marines at Guan-tonemo, NW, pursued reconciliation after tense years of divorce and contested custody.
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Boy Killed Racing Auto in Chicago Crash
Adrian Sibson, twenty, of Cleveland died when the automobile he and four companions rode in skidded on Michigan Boulevard and struck a curb. Five others were injured including A. D. Kent, George Slaxsm, H. A. Bears, Peter Comberger, and Edward Ettel. Sibson’s mother learned of his death from newspapers after he had run away from home two months earlier.
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Indians boat troops near Bacalar in Quintana Roo raid
A Maya Indian party attacked a U.S. troops camp at Nohves near Bacalar in Quintana Roo. The surprise raid routed the camp and Lt Ramon San Martin was among the soldiers involved.
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Washington Post Company Directors Pay Tribute and Notices
Obituary note honors Avert A Wilson former president of Wiremens Insurance and Washington Post Company board, praising his fifty years of service and integrity. Also reports stockholder notices for The Washington Post Company annual meeting, dividend declaration by Washington Loan and Trust, and stock transfer/book closure details with address updates.
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