Standard Oil May Face Supreme Court Fight on Anti Trust
Attorney General Moody says the government is steadily preparing its case against the Standard Oil Company and will proceed when evidence justifies action. Garfield report is being finalized by the Commerce Commission, with a bulky document expected to guide future cases against trusts.
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Frank B Kellogg
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Richmond Postmaster Advocates End of Back-stamping
Royall E Cabell, postmaster of Richmond Virginia, met with Acting Postmaster General Hitchcock to discuss discontinuing back-stamping of letters in Richmond. He said the change speeds mail delivery and saves time and labor, noting Richmond is among cities adopting the new plan.
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Ambassador Leishman Seeks Sultan Meeting on October 1
Ambassador Leishman wired the State Department that full arrangements are made for a reception by the Sultan of Turkey on October 1 with full state and court honors. Officials see this as the first in a series of messages delaying formal acknowledgment of the new ambassador.
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State Department
Believes Action Unwise in Bar Association Meeting
Leo Simmons denies press misrepresentation of remarks at a Bar Association meeting about selecting a candidate for the Court of Appeals vacancy. He argues the group should not favor one judge over another, noting both candidates are esteemed and friendship exists, and that no action should prejudice the process or discriminate against either candidate.
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Bar Association
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Cone
Leo Simmons
Tax on Foreign Notes Exemption Explained by Commissioner Yerkes
Commissioner Yerkes of the Internal Revenue Bureau declares that the 30 percent tax under the February 1875 act does not apply to notes of foreign banks and corporations. The exemption covers notes bought abroad or in the United States that are taken by tourists or others leaving the U S for foreign countries, provided the notes are not used here as substitutes for United States currency.
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Fifty Against Two Not Reasonable To Expect Two Weeks Outing
A fragment argues it is unlikely to reverse five weeks of confinement in two weeks. It recommends Hood's Sarsaparilla with “Three doses” to refresh blood, reduce tiredness, improve appetite, and aid sleep, as a tonic for restoration.
Senor Cortez to Visit Washington on Diplomatic Mission
Senor Cortez the Colombian Minister to the United States will sail for America on September 29 aboard the Campania, accompanied by Dr. Guzman the Colombian Legation secretary. He has spent months in Europe handling Colombia's financial interests and will proceed to Washington to pursue the diplomatic questions discussed by Secretary Root and President Reyes at Cartagena.
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Santo Domingo Faces Serious Insurrection Efforts
Commander Sutherland of the Dixie cabled the Navy Department that Santo Domingo’s government is using all power to quell the insurrection with the president directing operations from Monte Cristi. The situation is serious but not critical, per the State Department.
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Pope to Receive Sailors at Vatican in Rome
Fifty American sailors, led by Chaplain McGinty, arrive from Naples for an audience with the Pope in the Vatican Rome on September 28. Light Commander W L Howard, naval attache to Berlin Vienna and Rome, travels from Berlin to Naples to meet Rear Admiral Browne and the armored cruiser squadron amid Vatican preparations.
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Roosevelt to witness gun practice on Mayflower voyage
President Roosevelt will sail from Oyster Bay on the Mayflower to Provincetown to observe Rear Admiral Evans squadrons gun practices. He will speak in Harrisburg and York Pennsylvania on October 4 at the dedication of the new state capitol. He will not let Cuba situation interrupt plans as contingencies have been laid.
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Sailors Visit Holy Land After Glacier’s Manila Run
Navy department rewards Glacier crew with leave to visit the Holy Land after arduous work diverting the dry dock Dewey from Baltimore to the Philippines. Orders issued redirect Glacier to Japan as the crew awaits further routing toward Shanghai, Amoy, and Amoy docking plans.
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Moody Declares Meat Inspection Law Applies Only to Domestic Goods
Attorney General Moody issued an opinion ruling the meat inspection law passed by Congress covers only domestic slaughtering and packing, not meat products imported from foreign countries. He said the Pure Food law already governs imported foods, and applying the meat act to imports would hamper interstate commerce and revenue.
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Mystery of Genoa Woman’s Suicide on Koenig Albert
The Washington Post reports a young woman Giocondo Flami twenty died by jumping from the Koenig Albert after a perceived strange influence exerted by Valentino Valencia aboard Genoa to New York voyage. The Italian companion’s gaze and alleged control prompted hysteria and a courtship of danger as she faded into death. The ship’s officers noted her fear and separation from Valencia before the fatal act, while he smiled upon learning of her death.
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Waterfowl Decline Spurs Conservation Report
Agriculture Department warns waterfowl numbers are falling across the United States with some species at risk of extinction. The North American duck, goose, and swan distribution report notes past abundance, food value, and the need for state laws to preserve these birds as a revenue asset.
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Pike Monument Unveiled At Antlers Park Centennial Event
Colorado Springs observes Pike centennial week with the unveiling of the Pike monument in Antlers Park. Justice John Campbell presides as Henry A. Buchtel, Franklin E Brooks, Gov. Jesse F Mcdonald, and Mayor Henry C Hall address the crowd. Also announced is a simplified Civil Service clerk-examiner for October 2 testing salaries from 900 to 1400, emphasizing quick, straightforward computation.
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Denver University
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3 NO TOBACCO IN MALLS
The postal administration of Japan warns that tobacco packages bound for any country beyond Japan are banned from transit through Japanese territory even by parcels post. It lists prohibited imports into China and Korea via Japan post offices, including arms and munitions, salt, copper coins, blank items, opium, adulterated drugs, counterfeit coins, obscene clothing or engravings, and other listed materials with exceptions for government requisitions, medicines, self defense, or authorized permits.
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Engineers in High Demand for Treasury Ventilation Projects
Treasury Department struggles to hire qualified hosting and ventilating engineers and draftsmen amid a new building bill. Civil Service access proves ineffective as eligible candidates are exhausted and exams delayed. Temporary appointments are scarce. vacancies offer $1,200 to $2,800 yearly to attract talent.
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Civil Service Commission
Hazing at West Point Stamped Out Excellent Discipline Praised
The War Department report from the special committee on Instruction discipline and hygiene of the West Point board of visitors says hazing has been eradicated for three years due to effective measures and student cooperation. It notes high esprit de corps and honor, strong athletics without harming academics, and praises the academy’s discipline and efficiency under administrators led by Gen. Horace Porter. Joseph A Measures named Register at Leadville Colorado.
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Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Claim Quick Digestion Relief
An advertisement urges readers with dyspepsia to try Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. It claims the product corrects weak gastric juice, aids digestion, and eliminates the lump in the stomach after meals. Free sample requests are offered via mail to Falguark Co. 62 Buart Bidg Marshall, Belo.
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Sutton Quits Mutual Attacks Peabody Methods
Edward O. Sutton, Mutual Life manager in Springfield Mass, resigns rather than pledge support to the administration ticket. He accuses President Peabody of demanding managers actively electioneering for the ticket. Sutton’s departure follows other Mutual losses as four agency heads revolted and many agents under them prepare to oppose the old McCurdy trustees.
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Bribery Charge Stuns City Party Convention
Philadelphia report says delegate John Burns was held for court on charges of attempting to bribe delegates to vote for D Clarence Gibboney for district attorney at the city party convention. The case arose during the investigation by the committee into alleged bribery at the convention and was referred to the committee of seventy reform body.
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Philadelphia
D. Clarence Gibboney
John Burns
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Weaver
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Committee of Seventy
Word Contest Promises $20,000 in Free Prizes
F G Smith Piano Co invites all to join a word contest offering $20,000 in prizes at the Bradbury Building 1225 Pa Ave. Call or write for conditions.
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Pa. Ave
University and Medical Faculty Catalog Fragments
Fragmented OCR lists from a university catalogue detailing faculties and degree options. It mentions Medicine and Dentistry four year and five year tracks ending in Doctor of Medicine and Doctor of Dental Surgery, plus Law programs leading to Bachelor of Laws Master of Laws and Doctor of Jurisprudence.
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