The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-11-16
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- 'hS VNlIeHce against the
Standard Oil Company to st. Louis
and the trial of the company is
awaited.
Aeronauts in New York believe
that the feat of NJ. Santos -Dumont
has marked a new era in flying ma
chine experiments.
The Panama Government passed a
law forbidding all gambling.
Governor Magoon was petitioned
by Cubans to aid immigration and
labor there at the expense of the
Panama Canal.
Chicago City Attorney in public
statement accused Pullman Company
with resorting to wholesale bribery.
The Court of Appeals affirmed the
decision of the lower courts grant
ing William Rockefeller eighteen
cents damage for trespass on his
Adirondack estate.
Leaders of the order believe the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
is doomed and that the men are now
in death struggle.
General George w. Mindil, chief
examiner Of precious stones in the
United States appraisers stores, was
dismissed for incompetence.
District Attorney Jerome of New
York set December for the trial Of
Harry X. Thaw for the murder CT
Mr.. Stanford White.
Mrs. Isabelle w. Van Alstyne's
side of her divorce suit was finished
in New York, and the defense will
now submit its case.
Enrico Pavono shot and killed
Nuziato Legato in the streets of New
York, alleginb that he was a black
hand agent who meant to kill him.
That Senator Dryden will be re-
elected by the New Jersey Legisla-
ture was the concensus of opinion
among politicians at Trenton.
1t will take the Board of Can
vassers eight or nine days to COM
plete its canvass of the vote for the
late election.
Attorney General Moody in a final
conference put the finishing touches
to the governments bill in equity to
dissolve the Standard Oil Company.
Plans for the reorganization of the
Isthmian Canal Commission will be
presented to President Roosevelt on
his arrival on the isthmus.
The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion has unearthed a federal act
which, it is asserted, may prevent
the Union Pacific Railroad merger.
Firemen on the Erie Railroad
were voting to strike, but leaders of
the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers said the drivers would not
go out with them
Andrew c. Fields turned on DR..
Walter R. Gillette and revealed Sc
cret dealings with the yellow dog
fund of the Mutual Life.
Charles A. Peabody, president of
the Mutual Life Insurance Company,
denounced attacks made upon the
organization.
Dolphin Michael Delmas will be
chief counsel for Harry Thaw in the
latters trial for the murder of Mr..
Stanford White.
Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte
advocated the annual election of
"legalized boss" by each party to
choose candidate for office.
Representative elect Jackson, of
Maryland, admitted that he paid
money to purchase votes in the re-
cent election.
j. ]. Hill, in a speech in Chicago,
said that he favored either free trade
for Canada or reciprocity between
the two countries.
Firemen on the Erie railroad will
vote on the question of going on
strike.
The United States steamer Gla-
cier, which accompanied the Dewey
to Manila, returned to New York.
Three men were killed by light
engine in the New York Central tun-
mel, New York.
Revenues from the Office of the
clerk of Queens county. New York,
we're estimated at from 100000 to
100000.
Premier Bond of Newfoundland
threatened to arrest fishermen en-
gagged on American vessels, despite
the recently passed modus vivendi.
Demonstrations by factions Of
political parties in Havana resulted
In rioting and disorder in the city's
streets, and American troops pre-
pared for trouble.
Wireless dispatches from the bat
tleship Louisiana reported Presi-
dent Roosevelt enjoying a pleasant
voyage to Panama.
Robbery and murder of several
wealthy residents has plunged Pitts
burg in panic.
Six persons were injured at bal
loon ascension in Mount Vernon, Ill.
Miss Florence Watson, of Trenton,
N. J.. will sail alone to Manila to
marry Lieutenant William T. But
Ter.
The Insurance Commissioner Of
Kentucky has revoked the license of
The Mutual Life Insurance Company,
and the corporation obtained an in
;unction, but too late.
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