United States Steel defends restraint claim after Morgan meeting
A late statement from the United States Steel Corporation refutes any restraint of trade accusations in response to Wickersham. Directors including J. P. Morgan and H. C. Frick attended meetings as rumors about cartelization and a possible reorganization circulated amid stock market volatility. The company emphasizes routine management and asserts no intent to dissolve or restrain competition, while outlining plans for future consolidation and production activity.
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Wickersham
J. P. Morgan
H. C. Frick
New York
Te Divertor
States Steel Corporation
Feuigne
Betsion Tee
Tie Carpurt
Nuance
Prer- Pont
Miesan
Meek
Norman
BR Widener
Robert Wine
Cleoste We Perkins
Jono
Perden Samuel Mather
Danijel Gofeoah
Walters
James’ A. Far- Feil
Tees EL Tend
Callawing
Biebient Os
Five Dead In Pistol Battle In Arkansas
Sheriff W Preston and Deputy Stel were killed in a posse raid near Dumas Arkansas as they attempted to arrest negro suspects. Three negroes died in the exchange. Charles Malpass and his son were killed, and Mrs Malpass Sr faces possible arrest for aiding in the fight.
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Hittie
Desa County
Shen Baener Stiel
Lele Rack
Dumas
Ark
Preston
Stiel
Little Rock
Stel
Lee Amld Charles Malpass
Mvencadre
Shervift
An Tein Stel
Chevies Malpass
Harles Malpaes
Isneching
Mrs. Malpas
Rioting in Chiapas Claims Dozens Hurt in Police Quell
Riot violence in Chiapas flared as police attempted to disperse marchers led by Antonio Rivergo's faction. Shots fired as sabers and sabre-wielding squads clashed, leaving two dead and about fifteen injured amid chaotic scenes near La Carona and northern city zones.
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Madeen
Thane
Antonio Rivergo
Chiapas
la Carona
Traps Rebels as Priest in Mexican Plot
Report from Washington and Los Angeles recounts a Magonist plot exposure. A Mexican fear uses priest robes to gain twenty confessions from revolutionaries before they were executed near Guanajuato. Jurors ordered arrests. the informants and confessor were shot.
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Dos Angeles
Guanajuato
Siemer
Burglars Rough Up Pair Near DrPont for Cash
Two intruders burst into the Renfer residence near Dr Pont ten miles from the city early this morning and beat William Renfer and his wife. Believing a large sum was hidden at the home the burglars dragged Renfer from bed and stabbed him into unconsciousness while a third assailant choked Mrs Renfer. They escaped with only a small amount of money. The victims are in precarious condition.
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Spealice
Washington Post
Renfer
Taft Century Rally in Kansas as Bristow Challenges Insurgents
Hutchinson Kansas Sept 26 amid a semicentennial celebration President Taft spoke to about 50 000. Secretary Fisher and Senator Bristow clashed with insurgent lines while Senator Curtis pledged administration support. The crowd cheered as the president outlined policy and a new municipal building project.
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Curtis
Hutchinson
Kans
Fisher
Kansas
Taft
Walter L. Fisher
Joseph L. Bristow
United States
Wisher
Alaska
Sristan
Gov
Stubbs
Amu
Countrys Club
Conellon
Tammany Leader Injured In Primary Fight At City Polls
New York primary contests across fifteen assembly districts erupted into clashes with fists bullets and police. Tammany leader James Ahearn suffered a broken arm after a scuffle at a polling place as James Hines and rival factions clashed. Police mobilized 14 009 officers to maintain order amid the violence. In Ogdensburg a show horse driver served with divorce papers from Miss Ethel Croker daughter of ex Tammany chief Richard Croker detailing the Breen Croker connection.
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New York
Assembly
New York City
Taree
Easthide
Shea
Potice
Waldo
Rt. Luke's Hospital
James Ancarn
Tammany
James Ji Hines
Ahairn
Stic' Ahearn
Seidmmes Terentiy
Aines
Plare
Ahearn
Syracuse
Post Standard
Ogdensburg
Breen
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
Misa Ethel Croker
Fusionists Win in Frisco Mayoral Primary
San Francisco voters backed fusionist James Rolph with about 35 000 votes, defeating Mayor McCarthy of the Union Labor party who polled under 4100. The mayoral race ended with clear majorities, while DA race favored Charles M. Fickert over Ralph Hathorne.
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Washington Post
San Francisco
James Rolph
Rolph
McCarthy
Union Labor Party
Charles M. Fickert
Ralph Hathrone
Fickert
Foss Named For Governor
Easter Sept 26 As a result of the best statewide primaries in Massachusetts Gov Eugene N Foss heads the Democratic ticket for a second term. Lieut Gov Louis A Frothingham is the Republican opponent in November officials from this city. Foss polled 29 664 votes in the city to 1 889 for Hisgen Springfield Frothingham led Frothingham led Walker and White in city totals with 2 449 for Walker and 1 889 for White Frothingham had a big lead in the city over both opponents.
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Massachusetts
Eugene N. Wonk
Louis A. Frothingham
Foss
Frothingham
Joseph Walker
Norman H. White
Sued Before Wife Elope Prompts Quick Divorce Decree
Walter Lispenard Surdam Jr. of Long Island will testify in Brooklyn Supreme Court for absolute divorce from Louise Lawrence White Suydam who eloped with Frederick William Noble on September 5. Justice Clark to hear the case. interlocutory decree expected in minutes, final after nine months. Noble named as corespondent. Suydam living with his father since discovering the affair.
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Washington Post
New York
World
Walter Lispenard Surdam, Jr
Blis Point
Long Island
Supreme Court of Brooklyn
Louise Lawrence White Suydam
Blue Point
Frederick William Noble
Suydam
Reging
West Twelfth Street
Justice Clark
Named to Succeed Latta in Third District
Daniel B. Stephens of Fremont was nominated by acclamation in Norfolk to run for Congress in the Third district, seeking the seat left by the death of Latta. Stephens had managed Latta’s two campaigns, aiming to succeed Bailey. The report notes a related Austin, Texas item where Morris Sheppard announced his candidacy for Senate to succeed J. W. Bailey in Texas.
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Norfolk
Nebr
Daniel B. Stephens
Fremont
Congress
Latta
Stephens
Bailey
Washington Post
Austin
Tex
Morris Sheppard
Texarkana
Senate
J. W. Bailey
Cabman Returns Pearl Necklace to Worried Owner
Clark T. Brown, driving in Newport, recovered a pearl collar forgotten by Mrs. Charles M. Odrichs in the back seat of his cab. He returned the necklace yesterday and received a substantial reward. The event occurred Monday evening as the collar was left behind the cushions.
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Washington Post
Newport
Bameel
Charles M. Odrichs
Clark T. Brown
V. White
Brown
Mia Oelrichs
Trial of Slayer Set for Insanity Plea in Lovingston Shooting
Benjamin Hubbard, known as Crazy Ben, is indicted for shooting Dr. James A. Pettit in Lovingston Virginia. The case, moved to Lynchburg for trial on October 6, follows a fast grand jury proceeding. Pettit, a Nelson County physician and Gov. Mann staff colonel, was slain amid alleged insults and disputes over Hubbard's wife. Hubbard asserts insanity as his defense and pledges to appeal to avoid execution. A bystander eyewitness says Hubbard shot Pettit after Pettit approached, with blood on Hubbard’s clothing. Hubbard allegedly boasted of two killings and claimed Pettit mocked him for years.
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Washington Post
Lovingston
Benjamin ‘Aubbard
James A. Pettit
Bennett T. Gordon
Lynchburg
Pettit
Mann
Nelson County
Mybbard
Ben
Hubbard
Dr. Pettit
Ulvingston
Shipman
E. M. T. Estes
J. E. Spencer
Gee Jing
Nelson
W.W. R. McDonald
Estes
J. B. Spencer
Tennesse Mountains
Flubbard
Italy's War Move Ultimatum to the Porte
Rome demands a practical protectorate over Tripoli as Italian cruisers sail to intercept Turkish transports. Six thousand troops gather at Palermo and Italian socialists oppose government plans, while the ambassador in the United States cites treaty guarantees and potential responses to Turkish actions.
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United States
Paris
Rome
Tripoli
Vienna
Palermo
Malta
Italy
Porte
Constantinople
Turkey
London
Tripol
Ciasso
Switzerland
Augusta
Syracuse
Sicily
Aubrey
Ottoman Empire
Mana
Tunis
Egypt
Balkan States
Paria
Berlin
Ambassador Expect Arrival in This Country October 14
A notice from Newport reports France's Ambassador Jus serand expects to reach New York on October 14 and depart for Washington at once. Friends are advised of the travel plan and timetable.
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Newport
Sept
J. Jusserand
France
Las
New York
Washington
Hitchcock Up In Aero Hails Future Of Machines
New York Sept 26 Frank H Hitch cock Postmaster General of the United States qualified as an aerial mail carrier on Long Island. He rode with Capt Paul Beck in a Curtiss biplane carrying 18 pounds of mail amid a cheering crowd. Ovington with a monoplane joined the cross country flight as the field tracked the two machines. Hitchcock praised the air craft for mail service though needed further perfection. Wickersham voiced interest but said he must resolve family matters before flying. The day also set a new world record for carrying two passengers in a plane at 1 hour 54 minutes 23 3 seconds.
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New York
Frank H. Hitchcock
United States
Long Island
C Apt
Paul Beck
United States Army
Nassau Boulevard
Curtiss
Ovington
Capt. Beck
Hitchcock
Mineola
Baltimore
Tiuehcock
Mars
Colorado
Canyon
Yuma
Wails
Alaska
Wickersham
T. Dewitt Milling
U.S AL With
Claude Grahame-White
Tom Sopwith
Mlkc
Dutriew
Unwritten Law Frees Man in Pittsburgh Murder Trial
Pittsburgh jury acquits Gavriel Bernard a contractor of the murder of Angelo Sippa after Bernard cites the unwritten law in his defense. The case stems from a July shooting following a wife’s confession of relations with the victim. Bernard cried that the man “lived like a beast and he deserved to die.” The tale appears in the Meson Furniture section of the paper.
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Pittsburgh
Ington
Gavriel Bernard
Angelo Sippa
Bernard
Parade Feature and Theater Visitors Highlight Yesterday
A gala program showcased a parade feature and women visitors were entertained at the theater as delegates held an evening ceremony. Fort Myer cavalry will perform a complimentary drill today before the body adjourns.
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Fort Myer Cavalry
Today’s Masonic Program Includes Sessions and Trains
Suprem e council convenes at 3 a. m at the new Masonic Temple followed by noon officer installation. A special Washington Alexandria and Mount Vernon Electric Railway train departs from Twelfth Street for Arlington Cemetery and Fort Myer at 2:30 p. m. A 4 p. m. cavalry drill and 6 p. m. city return precede a 7:30 p. m. final supreme council session.
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Supreme Council
New Masonic Temple
Washington
Alexandria
Snd Mount Vernon
Veiled Prophets Parade Through Washington Streets
Thousands of visiting delegates from Cleveland El mira Jersey City and Pittsburgh led a colorful parade through Washington Streets to open the Veiled Prophets convention. Grottoes from Mokanna to Kallipolis displayed ornate robes fezes and pennants while bands and decorated floats moved along the route. Grand officers headed the procession as women in gowns and fezes accompanied various contingents amid cheering crowds and ceremonial trappings.
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Washington
Cleveland
Elmira
Jersey
Pittsburgh
Ghia
Big Six
Mephisto
Kallipolis
George Edward Hatch
John H. Shreve
Kaltlipolis Grotto
Mokanna Grotto Band
Hamilteen
N. Y
Old Dominion
Syracuse
Mttsburgh Grotto
New York Grotto
W. J. Bacon, Jr
W. E. Evans
It. Pullman
Charles A. Stevens
A. J. Nady
Milton Fillius
F. A. Kramer
Theodore Schondau
W. H. Harrison
W. H. Wunder
J. Frey
James L. de Neale
Charles M. Schneider
William ©. Shreve
G. Taylor Wade
Abe Frey
Harry Schneider
R. B. Cozzens
August Daetz
W. H. Ernest
James M. Ford
Lewis Hartig
Ford Herrmann
Charles W. Ring
W. L. Marcie
G. Schlosser
B. T. Trueworthy
Frank B. Swart
George. Shaffer
Peter Latterner
HW. Elsworth Sands
O A. C. Gehmler
A. Otto DeMol
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California
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Driver
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Henry A. MacGruer
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Peale Monument
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Hugh T. Stevenson
Rethaus Chapel
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District Board of Commissioners
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