Trust Law Clash Over Rail Rate Pools and Antitrust Limits
Commissioner Clements critiques Chairman Kuayp while arguing carriers can meet both rate law and antitrust Act duties without violation. He warns pooling and pooling-like arrangements threaten competition and interstate commerce, urging clear limits to avoid eroding free enterprise in rail services.
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Kuayp
Saya
Ismern Commission
Sherman Ant Trust
Chicago
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Hove
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Federal Commission
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Peretoe
Petwe
Wily
Aletcernt
Dean Otter
Tyson Get
Mae Bey
Yan Irikynal
New Ruling Affects Land Office Registers and Receivers
A new directive requires registers and receivers to prepare entires and related records. The order aims to standardize duties for land offices, with attorneys increasingly handling preparation. The change shifts certain tasks to ensure accuracy and timely processing of applications.
Hitchcock Heads to Kentucky Postmaster Convention
Postmaster General Hitchcock left yesterday for Louisville to attend the convention of the Kentucky pressmen and fourth Lewnces of Kentucky Baptenther. The Pittsburg Fur Geta Canal Contract was awarded to DL Gillespie & Co of Pittsburg for mounting and stpppling lumber, flooring, ceiling, and sidings.
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Hiencocke
Louisy Tie
Kentucky
Pittsburg Fur Geta
DL. Gillespie & Co
Pittsburg
Thorsch
Price study abroad prompts export commission plan
The United States forms a commission led by Assistant Secretary James B Reynolds to study prices abroad and foreign market values. Marion de Vries and Byron B Watte join as other appraisers, with Berlin noting uncertainty about the commission’s exact scope and purpose amid provisional agreements and past export concessions to Germany.
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Uric Eo Ayrend
Trasiy — Departuiat
Treasury Department
Germany
Berlin
United States
Ameriom
Nucth Lac Commission
Reynolds Commission
Rate Injustice Charged Against Leading Rail Lines
Forest City Bureau of Cleveland Ohio files with the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging discrimination by major railroads and steamship lines. Complainant claims higher wire coat rates in cases and unequal fourth class rates, asking the commission to fix reasonable and just rates. Names railroads include Pennsylvania New York Central Baltimore and Ohio Boston and Maine Southern and others.
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Mose
Bonaparte in Chicago for immunity talks in Alta case
Attorney General Bonaparte arrived from Boston and met with U S District Attorney Sima to discuss Alta immunity. No final decision announced. proceedings likely resume September 24 when the federal grand jury reconvenes.
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Bonaparte
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Boston
United Stites
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Lindis
Lindis Reently and Slice Thin Savy
Dts
Eoderak Grand Jury
Battles for rate law tested in Court of Common Pleas
Philadelphia clerk of the Court of Common Pleas to pay a bill of exceptions to Judge Wilson and Audenried ruling the two cent a mile rate law unconstitutional as declared by the last session of the Pennsylvania legislature. The Pennsylvanis Rail Road Company seeks to test the ruling. hearing set for September to argue exceptions. If the court does not modify its decree the case will be appealed to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.
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Ammon Pleas Court
Jungee Willson
Audenrled
Laat
Fennsthania
Thene Bank
Uhe
Pennsylvania Railroad
Conpany
Common Pleas Court
Philadelphia
Pennsylania Supreme Court
Foes Witness New York Speculates on Diamond Mine Shakeup
Reports from New York claim that Diamond Mine Company vice president Hawkns resigned, amid alleged director conflicts. Ale Hasekian and A M Mowary are cited in the reshuffle, with possible elevation of new leadership as of Monday.
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Frannel Hawkine
Hawkns ‘Ithdrawal
Diamond March Company
Artetlinius 9
Ale Hasekian
A M Mowary
Passenger Ejected as Rate Fight Sparks Train Incident
A Sept 17 incident on the Louisville and Nashville southbound train from Decatur involved a passenger ejected for refusing to pay 3 cents per mile. The rider offered 21 2 cante per mile under a rate set by the Alabama legislature, but the conductor declined the tender. Federal Judge Jones injunction restraining the new rates is cited as the test likely to follow.
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Decatur
Louletille
Npehville
Roosevelt to speak at Central High School in Canton Ohio
A McKinley National Memorial trustees meeting in Mussell today included Vice President Fairbanks, Secretary Cortellou, ex Governor Herrick, Justice Tar, and Judge Harter. They approve the dedication day program for September 2 with President Roosevelt to arrive September 20 and address school children, while noting arrangements for a public program and honoring McKinley legacy.
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Delivar
Central High School
Canton
Ohio
Mckinsey National Memorial
Fairbanks
Cortelou
Herrick
Charles G Haven
Frankin Murphy
Tar
Henry W Harter
Ronsavelt
Control High School
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Mre MC Barber
McKinley Humaa
McKinley
Central American Ministers Propose November Peace Conference
Representatives of five Central American republics met in Washington to sign a protocol for a peace conference to settle disputes by arbitration. The plan, invited by the United States and Mexico, would hold the meeting in Washington between November 1 and 15. Each country may send one vote, while the United States and Mexico may act as mediators if asked.
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Mexico
United States
Washington
Unite State
Republica
Washington Iz
Orleana Bi
Dif
Strane
Enor Corea
Nicaragua
Henor Calvo
Costa
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Hague
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Hoosevelt
Diaz
Tip Algaltg
Brimgng
Atten
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Haya
Subpoenas Fail to Yield Clear Standard Oil Testimony
The hearing focused on Standard Oil figures with Clarence G Fay detailing subsidiaries and intercompany stock exchanges. Kellogg pressed for books while Fay cited gains from 1889 to 1896, noting rising assets and profits and mentioning seven years of dividends amid a proposed conference involving US and Mexican delegates.
Bond Fixed At Six Million To Stay Fine For Standard Oil
Chicago September 17 The Standard Oil of Indiana was ordered to post bonds totaling six million dollars to stay execution on a 29 210,000 fine imposed by Judge Landis in the U S District Court. One bond covers Whiting Indiana property and the other covers outside properties. Government attorneys pressed for a higher bond while Standard Oil argued for a smaller amount. The case stems from the Alton community decision and a immunity agreement reportedly promoted with former Attorney General Moody. Attorney General Bonaparte will confer with District Attorney Sims on the matter tomorrow.
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Chicago
Tiniana
Landis
United States District Court
Wichnia
Unitad Btatne
Tounnel
The
Oil Company
Gronscup
Shell
Whiting
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Standard Ol
K M Landa
Vasa
Auccent
Achemem
Alton
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Alston Railroad
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Sims
September Heat Forecast Ends Washington Summer Prank
A chaotic Washington day as lingering heat and humidity strained residents. Thermometer hit 96 at Affleck's pharmacy by 4 PM, with highs staying in the 90s most of the afternoon. City residents recalled September's tendency for surprises and extended heat spells, delaying vacations and drawing crowds home to wait out the worst. Cool mornings and nights were hoped for as evening showers finally offered relief.
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Weather Bureau
Oli Washingtoniana
Afflecks
Poachers Face Fines In Alaska Sealing Case
Government says money has been furnished from Japan to cover fines for the Nippo schooner and its crew after Japanese sealers were convicted in Unalaska. Ten Japanese sealers in small boats faced Alaska code penalties with fines and possible imprisonment for nonpayment.
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Department of Justice
Japan
Expfein
Nippo
Unalaska
Ilent Valdex
Alaska
Movements of Ocean Steamers and European Voyages
Steamship movements show ships sailing from New York and other ports to Bremen Naples Genoa Hamburg and Antwerp with listed routes and arrival expectations. The notice mentions Bremen Kronpeinsel Bamberg and Ham a Choo Heca signals, with a possible dock opening soon and an east southeast direction noted.
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Roosevelt era diplomacy noted in Sagamore Hill visit
Gen Luke Wright met President Roosevelt to convey Japanese sentiment toward the United States and to discuss the Pacific fleet. Wright reported optimism, saying Tokyo views US actions, including the San Francisco incident, as measured and cordial. Traveler exchanges and talks with American visitors were described as peaceful, with no Japanese hostility.
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United States
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Orient
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Walter C Moyes
Connecticut
Peyton Gordon
New Mexico
Attorney Generale
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Les Mes Weekly
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Republica Convention
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Soovevelt
England
Praise of race leaders at Baptist convention speech
James L. White praises Dr Morris and Prof Hooker T. Washington as strong leaders for the Negro race at a Metropolitan Baptist Church gathering and at the Convention Hall. He notes the convention elected Dr Morris by acclamation, rejects criticism of the President, and argues leaders must reside in the South.
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Rey Dr Morris
Baptist Rational Convention
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Tuskegee Institute
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Borris i
Brownsville
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South
Ilena
James 1. White
Walker Funeral Saturday for Rear Admiral Wether
Rear Admiral John G Wether L 3 retired dies suddenly at High Pasture York Cite. Body to be cremated and brought to Washington for interment with full honors at Arlington National Cemetery Saturday afternoon. Services at South Unitarian Church Fourteenth and I Street NW. Army guards and naval honors planned. procession may include marines and infantry.
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John G Wether L
Mendes
York
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National Cemetery
Japan's Consul Satisfied Over Chicago School Non discrimination
Chicago reports that three Japanese residents and a adult Sweetier student group sought admission to city schools. Japanese consul Learna Cheago discussed the issue with Superintendent Cooley and Board President Schneider, noting the district does not discriminate by color. Board deferred action on legal questions until September 25.
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Cheago
Chicago
Seientaro Shumizu
Chiesgzo
Tokyo
Gehgola
Schneider
Board of Education
Sansul
Esteam
Auto Crash Injures Rob Dorie Inspector in Philadelphia
A car struck a horse and buggy on Pennsylvania Avenue near Fourteenth Street, injuring inspector Rob Dorie of the street cleaning department. The driver fled, leaving the machine damaged. Doyle was taken to his home at 307 Sheth Street Fortawest. Detectives investigated and traced the vehicle number.
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Davies
Pennsylvania Avenue
Haelock
Uoon
Doyle
Sheth Street
Fortawest
Hartigan
Central Office
Ocean Rates Reduced for Trans Atlantic Passage
New York Sept 11 The International Aeroautile Marine Company announces winter rates effective November 1 for White Star Line trans Atlantic service. First cabin eastward rates list Adriatic 260 Oceanic 6760 Majestic Teutonic 250 Celtic 35750 Avable 6 9. Return trips to Europe may drop to 20 with 19 percent rebate on round trips.
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Petti bone seriously ill in Boise court absence harms trial
Petitone unable to appear in District Court for a trial setting. Doctor's affidavit cites bladder illness, possible operation, and fears for his life. Also notes consular recognitions by State Department and a funeral service in Georgetown, along with appoinments of a shipping commissioner and a Roman promotion in the Italian fleet.
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Boise Idaho
George A Pettone
Vettibone
Thos Son
SAILS FOR ISTHMUS TODAY
Col Hodges con fers with Col Goethals on canal supplies in New York for a conference with the engineer in charge. Hodges will stay about a week at the lab and then return to Washington to discuss specifications to harmonize two branches. Russell B Harrigan, a son of the former president, was recognized by the State Department as vice consul in Indianapolis.
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Conaut
Austria Hungary
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Luthy
Wies
Cinelanati
Ohio
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Tex David Nunes Henriquex
Panama
Gulfport
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Col. Goethals
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Tathmisa Canal
Sen
Russell B Harrigan
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Indianapolis
Railroad tour targets terminal for South and West line
Avaveta and a notable railwar group led by John W Potter and others, claiming ties to Thomas F Ryan and the Marshall Field estate, are touring the region seeking a terminal for a South and West Railroad. The plan envisions a Virginia to South Carolina route linking with a coastal line, likely settling at Spartanburg with connections toward Augusta and Waynesville. The Auguste delegation is due to arrive tomorrow.
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Assant
John W Potter
Thomas F Ryan
WR Deony
Chicago
Marshall Field
Waval and Chieiestone
Auguste
Opposition to New Commander Galbraith Faces Meeting
Local Army Navy Union members oppose Hubert Galbraith appointment as District of Columbia department commander. A meeting is planned at Juvenile Court next Sunday with Barry Roosevelt Porter and Henry garrisons to press Browne to reconsider. Galbraith helped organize the Presidents Own division before the national encampment and faced opposition from several garrisons over delegate votes.
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Henry Gavriaons
Galebraith
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Col Browne
Andrew
Garcisu
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Theodore Roosevelt
Slow Work on Schools and Overcrowding in Washington
The article cites delays and funding shortfalls in expanding public education in Washington. It notes overcrowded rooms at McKinley Manual Training School and Central High, with additions planned or funded yet incomplete. Projects include eight new buildings and twelve room additions, with cost estimates and shifting placements for pupils.
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al Brightwood
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BERI BERI IN NEBRASKA Health board learns of twenty cases
The Board of Health reports twenty beriberi cases among laborers, likely Japanese workers, in Nebraska. Officials dispatched representatives to investigate and confirm the outbreak, noting the disease appeared contagious and warranted immediate action.
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J Jon
Wordock
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