Prominent Citizens Indicted in Unlawful Combination Case
A group of six prominent businessmen tied to the United Shoe Machinery Company were indicted on charges of maintaining an unlawful combination and conspiracy in restraint of trade. The case centers on alleged royalty arrangements and exclusive lease agreements controlling shoe manufacturing machinery, with investigators noting extensive grand jury inquiries and federal antitrust scrutiny.
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Corporation
Bosten
United Shoe Wyomersy Company
Fede +1
Shermin
Tan Foster
Veta
Mahirery Company
Defendint
Winslow Trurd
Yanks
Deven Diet Jams
F Statman
Good Ashe Machine
Ots
Vrtea
Jeanea
Furs
Asual Grand Jury
Department of Rasthe
Wosington
Wosington Round Parts of the Count But Esvecalk Fam New Tongland
Wisn
Criteloost
Attames Asa
Tra Speer
Marriages and Interments Notice in City Cemetery
This notice lists several death and burial events around September. Thay Es Parnes and Jane OBrien Tawes are noted with interment details at local cemeteries. Giddings and Petersburg entries mark interments and funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thay ES Parnes
St Peter
Fey Janes
Obrien Tawes TV Ohwas
Afl Pottib
Funeral Directors and Crematoriums in Local Notices
A fragmented obituary and funeral notices listing several firms and directors such as Harvey's Sons and James T. Clements' Sons. Mentions include cremation arrangements, chapels, telephone numbers, and office addresses in Washington with multiple undertakers and services described.
Court to hear case against United Shoe Manufacturing Corp officials
General Willi S Giege and Ol ver Pagen of Washington face trial in a crowded Ghent court within ten days to plead and present amendments. Proceedings show grand jury filings only. no company officials were present. Indictments allege defendants acted through the United Shoe Manufacturing Corp and may incur a 800 dollar fine or one year imprisonment under Sherman antitrust statutes.
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Fomne
Willi S Giege
Olver Pagen
Washington
Ghent
Mm Comet
Prion
Marces
Lnnted Shoe Manufictring Corp
Nea Bay
Ander
Sherman At
Trust Sues Over 5 Million Antitrust Damages
The Furkeve Powder Company of Pecula Hl charges the Powder Trust including Du Pont de Nemours and several firms with Sherman Act violations. It seeks 11,957,000 in actual damages plus 3x punitive damages totaling five million dollars, plus triple damages under the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frenten
Pecula
Todas
United States
Door du Pont de Nemours Powder Companys
Powder Trust
Buch Ve Compuns
Newder Trust Winch
Agin
Attack on Prefect's Palace Reported at Kiatingfu
Dispatches from Sept 19 report unrest near Kiatingfu with rebels attacking local prefecture residences. The U S legation has not received confirmation of the attack and details remain unclear as Chinese authorities announce actions to quell disturbances. Diplomatic notes indicate momentum toward authorizing meetings at Tongcheng amid opposition to loan rulings.
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Kiatingfu
Peking
Telong
Prench
Sufu
Kritingfu
Boa USA
Tongcheng
Health Office Records and Local Obituaries Echo Community Loss
Fragmented OCR lists names, ages, and places tied to a community health office and nearby obituaries. Entries mention hospital ties, ages from teens to eighties, mentions of Christian Home for the Aged, and several individuals identified by family names and initials, reflecting a memorial notice section.
Movements of Ocean Steamers Across Historic Routes
A compilation of steamship movements lists vessels including ARI EN New doh Leamimm, Aeteria Cresitenn inein, Hamburg Grosser hn fuerst, Beemer Kaiser Wilhelm der Groese, Bremen Havre Fole, Nem terk Pyemen, Krowprinz Wilhelm frp, from New York and other ports. It notes routes to Bremen Hamburg Havre and New York with entries for ships named in a maritime ledger.
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ARI En
New Doh
Leamimm
Aeteria
Cresitenn Inein
Hamburg
Grosser Hn Fuerst
Beemer
Kaiser Wilhelm der Groese
Bremen
Havre Fole
Nem Terk
Pyemen Krowprinz Wilhelm Frp
New York
Pigmenh
Amerika
New Tork En
Secret U S Circular Urges American Trade Invasion Of Canada
Halifax papers publish a confidential U S Circular from the Department of Commerce and Labor dated September 13 1911 urging American manufacturers to investigate the western Canadian market to gain control. The document warns against publicizing the information and says it is for American firms only. The circular was circulated to boards of trade and chambers of commerce with the aim of aiding commercial interests.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
Ehedfear Lelald
Department of Commerce and Labor
Washington
United States
John E Jones
Mannipes
Acc
Canada
Direau of Manufactures
Boards of Trade and Chambers of Commerce
Cies
Department
John L for Congress in old fashioned Democratic bid
James Carroll, Brooklyn Jammy Carroll, reports from New York that John L Sullivan will run for Congress on a straight Democratic ticket. Sullivan, a famed boxing figure, has a quiet life on a Massachusetts farm after years in the public eye.
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Washington Post
New York
Plana
John L Sulla
Sporting World Fm
Congress
James Carroll
Brooklyn
Carroll
Broadway
Sullivan Farm
Massachusetts
Boston
Sullivan
Eloping Wife Offered Divorce Plan in Marriage Pact
New York September case shows Louise White Lawrence Suydam to marry Frederick Noble, plumber’s son, as a condition to securing freedom from her husband. Suydam and his father proposed a settlement via a predivorce marriage contract to protect the wife’s future, avoiding ongoing divorce litigation.
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New York
Louise White
Lawrence Suydam
Mary Frederick Noble
Blue Point
Long Island
Watter Laspenard
Suydam
Hes
Noble
Susdam
Surdam
Elopers
Battle Axe Team to Play Salons Richmena in Richmond Games
Battle Axe will face the United States steamship Franklin crew team, noting they have four wins and losses. The series at Richmond Virginia League Park runs Thursday, Friday and Saturday this week.
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Richmena
United States
Franklin
Battle Axe
Richmond Virginia League Park
Death sentence for assailant in Warenton case
Norval Marshall, a Black man from Raleigh area, was convicted of shooting a man who was Caplan's father and the Warren County sheriff. He received a death sentence by electrocution set for October 24 at the state penitentiary. Jurors included twelve farmers and one tobacconist.
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Raleigh N
Alry Chaplan
Vicksboro
Norval Marshall
Warrenton NC
Marshall
Caplans
Warren County
Ralewh
State Penitentiary
George W Duke
Woman in Bank Robbery Case In New Westminster
British Columbia officials investigate a Bank of Montreal robbery. a woman is suspected of obtaining bank access details by opening an account. The gang rented an office in New Westminster for several weeks to plan the theft. they may still be in the area with the loot.
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New Westminster
British Columbia
Bank of Montreal
Folsom Prison Killings Prompt Death Sentences in Feud
At Folsom California two convicts Francisco Quijada and Lake Oppenheimer were condemned to die after a prison corridor attack with an iron bar. The feud and attempted jail breaks spurred death penalties under a new law making jailbreak attempts capital offenses. Quijada died after the assault. Oppenheimer claimed he sought another scalp and offered to hang first if he were to be hanged.
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Folsom
Lake Oppensheimer
Francisco Quijada
Ito
Oppenheimer
West
Polsom
Quinata
Itsell
Iren
Qulinda
Relky
Gellows Gladh
Scout Leader Sentenced In Minnesota Prison Term
A Stephens former scout master of St Marks Church Roy Scouts was sentenced by Judge Booth to an indeterminate term in Stillwater State Prison. He pleaded guilty to forging a check in Minneapolis using a clergyman’s name after earlier misrepresenting as a purchasing agent for a religious secret in Washington DC.
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A. Stephens
Minnesota
Minnneapolis
Minn
M—K . Stephens
St Marks Church
Roy Scouts
Booth
Stillwater
Young Stephens
Minneapolis
Fear of Guiteau marks 65th anniversary of Garfield death
A garbled reminiscence recounts July 2 1881 events surrounding President Garfield's assassination attempt by Guiteau. Col William Ho Crook describes the White House guard, Garfield’s handstand moment with his sons, and the rapid move to Elberon as doctors fought to save the president amid a nation watching.
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Col. Crook
White House
Garfield
James A Garfield
United States
Elberon
Guiteau
William Ho Crook
Garfields
Col Crook
North
Baltimore and Potomac
Ricker
Mr. Garfield
Jim
Harry Garfeld
Sid
Althout
President Garfield Death Heard Through Squirrel Soup Tale
A historical account details Garfield era events from a garbled note about Henry Harrison, a squirrel soup plan, and Warren S Young in the executive office. It recalls Young delivering news of Garfield’s death, the instant rush of reporters, and the scramble to telegraph the single sentence to newspapers.
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Hardln
Young
Garfield
Nations Near Accord Notes Breath Optimism
Nations near a Morocco accord show optimism despite remaining obstacles. Counter proposals will be referred to Paris and Berlin as France and Germany seek to resolve issues on consular courts jurisdiction and protecting natives while pursuing a formal abrogation of the Mad 13d convention.
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Herr von Kiderlen- Waechter
M Cambon
Berlin
Meht
Germany
Morocco
France
Nehbor
Great Britain
Europe
Harmon saved from danger at Indian Lake State park
Bellefontaine Ohio September 19 Jud son Harmon of Ohio and a presidential candidate were saved from danger by Mrs Harmon while inspecting the State park at Indian Lake with a party of state officials. Mrs Harmon demanded the motorboat be returned to shore after it stopped about a mile from shore. The governor, Secretary of State Graves, and Auditor Fulington with other officials continued the trip as distress signals were sent. another boat picked up the party at nightfall.
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Bellefontaine
Ohio
Judson Harmon
Harmon
Indian Lake
Hariman
Graves
Fulington
Paris
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United Shoe Machinery Company
Pitapateu
Atirét
Ghawood
Selptran
Wipson
Poalveraity
Miles
Thomaap Woaleon
Linfolk
John
la Hayeh
Heath Street North West
Norfolk Va
R F. Harvey's Sons
FUSE
Mer
Fiat Cas
Commata Chapel
Theo Cleante Jae P Clevente
James T. Clements
Anny A
Sergeon
Hindle
Entacrar
Pumparey & Son
Geier
R. Speare
N. W. Everlong
William Lee
Posalmor
Modestoria Frosyania
St NW
Phine Wa
Arthur L. Mitchell, Jr
Union Trust
M. J. FALVEY_ Bound
Eleventh Streets
Raps
Pep Ache
Wilfred Laurier
R. L. Borden
TRUST
Claims Powder Combine
Suifu
Health Office Record
Aura
James
Nanni Pofens
Bethaffaly
Frank
Arthur Hood Taura
Tor Thomas
Rand
George
Heete
Galelo
Bo Allen
Bertha Baldwin
Sears
Lannie
Wil
Tokalon Wine CO
Commerce Department
John L
Battle Axe Se
Cal
R. Harris & CO
the Jewelers
Seventt
D Sis
Long Branch
New England
New York City
Harry
Melle Garfield
Col
Rockwell
Don
Lulu Rockwell
W If Hawkes
the Treasury
Windom
Navy
Hunt
Swain
Col Jamison
Post Office Department
Irvington-on-the-Hudson
Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
St Albans
White Mountains
Mount Washington
Portland
Augusta
Blaine
Maine
Mount Desert
Concord
Hartford
New Haven
Stanley Brown
Andy
Gusteau
Lincoln
Evecutive
Mrs Garfield
Executive Mansion
Y Stanley Brown
William ‘Henry ]Harrison
Sturgis
Soldiera Home
Evecu
Warren S Young
Treasury Department
Garfeld
Paric
Cambon
Foreign Office
Herr von Kaderlen-Waechter
M Camben
Herr von Eideilen-Waechter
Wilton
Brussels
Axminster, &c
Kalliston
Chaumont
Sloane
H Street
N. W
E. F. Droop Are Sons CO. Music House
G Street
Organs Music
Victor Talking
Edison Biene
Steinway Pianosa Pianos
Pennsylvania Avenue
Eighth Street
Iuffets
Buffeta
Ana E
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