Patterson of National Cash Register Convicted in Sherman Case
President John H. Patterson of the National Cash Register company and twenty eight officials or former officials were convicted of violating the Sherman antitrust law in Cincinnati. Judge Hollister sentenced Patterson to pay 5000 dollars and serve one year in jail, with co-defendants receiving varied terms up to one year and costs. The court denounced the department practices as unlawful.
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Cincinnati
John H. Patterson
National Cash Register Company
Hollister
Competition Department
George Edgeter
Dayton
William Bippus
Alfred A. Thomas
Jonathanb. Haywood
New York
Edward A. Deeds
William H. Muzzy
William Pflum
Robert Patterson
Thomas J. Watson
Joseph E. Rogers
Alexander S. Harned
Frederick S. High
Boston
Plincy Eves
San Francisco
Arthur A. Wentz
Columbus
George E. Morgan
Charles T. Walmsley
Chicago
Charles A. Snyder
Elizabeth
N. J
Walter Cool
Denver
Myers. Jacobs
Pittsburg
Mont L. Lasley
Detroit
Earl B. Wilson
Los Angeles
Alexander W. Sinclair
John J. Range
Washington
M. G. J. Keith
Joaquin Miller Dies Known as Poet of the Sierras
San Francisco February 19 Joaquin Miller better known as Joaquin Miller the poet of the Sierras died in his one room cabin in the Piedmont hills. His daughter Juanita and his wife were with him. Senility was the cause given by his physician. He was born November 10 1841 in Wabash Indiana and authored many works including Songs of the Sierras Pacific Palms and The Destruction of Gotham among others.
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San Francisco
Cincinnatus Heine Miller
Joaquin” Miller
Sierras
Piedent Hills
Juanita Miller
Mr. Miller
Wabash
Ind
Desert
Shadows of
Shasta
New York
Gotham
City Beautiful
Wilson's Bills Are Laws
Governor orders bills to be enacted into law by February 19, listing measures approved by the legislature and detailing the executive directive for immediate effect.
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Wilson
Madero Refuses To Resign Amid Mexican Crisis
In Mexico City on February 17, fighting raged as federal troops pressed Diaz forces. Reports list 1,500 killed and 6,000 wounded with Americans among the injured or targeted. President Taft reinforced nonintervention while preparing to aid Americans and foreign residents if needed. Five thousand U.S. marines stood ready in Mexican waters.
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Mexico City
Felix Diaz
Henry Lane Wilson
United States
Wilson
R. M. Meredith
Troy
Sidney Sutherland
Salt Lake City
Miss Jett
Cynthiana
Madero
Senate
Diaz
Francisco
Francisco de la Barra
Senor Cologan Y. Cologan
Republic
Paul Hudson
D. E. Hamer
Ensign Edward Guthrie
Washington
Acapulco
Surgeon Cameron
Denver
Taft
Mexico
White House
Madéro
Hilles
State Department
Ames
Ambassador Wilson
Mexcan
Blue Jackets
Mexican Republic
Navy
Guantanamo
Explosion damages general store in Manilla Indiana
In Manilla the general store of John Goss was wrecked by a natural gas explosion causing $500 in losses mostly to stock. Goss and his son Fred were unaware of a gas pipe break until a match touched off the blast. The interior was ruined and windows shattered. young Goss suffered severe burns but the building was saved by neighbors.
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Rushville
John Goss
Manilla
Fred Goss
Young Goss
Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Helps Kansas Woman Heal
Mrs D H Brown of Fola Kansas writes that two years of sickness and bloating ended after twelve bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports regained strength and ability to work including washing. The letter endorses the remedy for the change of life and offers confidential advice from the Pinkham company in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Wabash
Walter Ridenour
Emma Prickett
Benton Harbor
Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
Tots
Kansas
D. H. Brown
Walnut St
Fola, Kan
Lydia E. Pickham
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Breach of Promise Threat Looms Over Suit Question
Dialog hints at pressure to secure a favorable match as a sister weighs in on a breach of promise threat. The exchange suggests maneuvering around a potential suit and the stakes tied to a favorable outcome.
Stork Picture Sparks Childs Clever Observation
Little Robert notices a storks missing leg and wonders where it went. His mother explains the bird has raised the leg among its feathers. He comments that it looks like a way to clean a shoe with a stocking like sister Ethel.
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Robert
Ethel
Found Mer Favorite Again
A bright young woman recounts developing severe headaches and nervousness from coffee and tea due to caffeine. After a hospital visit she drank Postum and improved rapidly, returning home in four weeks. The story contrasts coffee and Postum as her preferred beverage after recovery.
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Mer
Gardening and Poultry Raising in Western Canada Farms
Alberta farmer Harris Orum homesteaded 160 acres in 1902 and expanded to 1,920 acres with mixed farming. He markets 100–125 hogs and similar beef cattle yearly, owns 200 hogs, 25 draft horses, 35 Hereford cattle, and reports barley yields around 40 bushels per acre and oats near 80. The region benefits from long sunny days May to September and ample moisture aiding diverse crops. Government agents offer guidance on homestead districts.
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Canada
Harris Orum
Alberta
South Dakota
Olump
Poland
China
Interurbanites Pun Fires Up Drearyhurst Argument
In a small town dustup, the Drearyhurst Argus editor sparks a playful feud with a rival paper. They trade light jabs about “Interurbanites” and local readers, courting readers with wit rather than hard news.
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Lonelyville
Drearyhurst
Smokers Favor LEWIS Single Binder 5a Cigars
Smokers rate LEWIS Single Binder 5a cigars higher in quality than many 10 cent options, noting smoother burn and richer flavor. Industry observers consider the brand a standout among budget cigars.
The Devil Considers Safe Sleep in a Church
A wry remark notes the devil finding it safe to sleep in a church where sermons fail to rouse the crowd. It reflects on dull preaching and inattentive congregants in a period voice.
Resinol Clears Pimples Says Albert Burg How
Philadelphia resident Albert Burg reports a three year battle with facial pimples ended after using Resinol Soap and Ointment. He states two jars cleared his face completely and invites readers to request a sample at 4167 Frankford Ave. Sample offered at $1.60 value.
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Philadelphia
Albert
Burg
Frankford
Resinol
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