INDEX.

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ACCIDENT LAW OF MARCH 3, 1901 (see APPENDIX).

ACCESSORIAL SERVICES (see CARTAGE, STORAGE, DELIVERY, DEMUR

RAGE)

under Interstate Commerce Act, 152.

must be rendered equally to all alike, 246.

ACCOUNTS

by railroad, not compelled to keep separate account as shipper and carrier, 214.

ACTS IN THE REGULATION OF COMMERCE (see AMENDMENTS)July 1, 1862, Government aided Pacific Railroads, 55.

June 15, 1866, 42.

scope and purpose of, 42.

did not compel through routing, 42.

did not interfere with State police laws, 42.

did not interfere with State Sunday laws, 42.

did not exempt interstate roads from attachment and garnishment, 42.

July 24, 1866,

prohibits State monopolies in interstate telegraph business, 55. permissive only, 55.

does not grant telegraph company eminent domain over road's property, 55.

does not apply to telephone companies, 7, 55.

May 29, 1884, Bureau of Animal Industry, 58.

June 29, 1886, authorizing incorporation of national trades unions, 89.

Aug. 7, 1888, supplementary to the Act of 1862, 55.

July 2, 1890 (see ANTI-TRUST ACT).

Aug. 30, 1890, unconstitutional, 35.

March 2, 1893 (see SAFETY APPLIANCE).

May 2, 1895, prohibiting interstate carriage of condemned animal carcasses, 58.

Feb. 2, 1897, prohibiting interstate carriage of obscene literature,

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ACTS IN THE REGULATION OF COMMERCE-Continued.

June 1, 1898, arbitration between carriers and employees, 89.
March 3, 1899, Secretary of War vested with certain powers, 57.
May 25, 1900, prohibiting interstate carriage of game unlawfully
killed, 58.

March 3, 1901, Accident law (see APPENDIX).

May 9, 1902, police power of State extended to oleomargarine, 58.
July 1, 1902, prohibiting interstate carriage of dairy products falsely
labeled, 58.

Feb. 2, 1903, respecting admissions of live stock into State, 58.
Feb. 25, 1903, immunity to testifying witnesses, 488.

June 30, 1906, Food and Drug, 58.

June 30, 1906, Meat Inspection, 58.

June 30, 1906, Quarantine, 58.

June 11, 1906, National Employers' Liability, 58, 62, 527.
April 22, 1908, Employers' Liability, 530.
March 4, 1907, Hours of Service, 540, 162.
June 25, 1910, White Slave, 58.

ACTIONS AT LAW (see COMMENCEMENT OF ACTIONS)—
under section 7, Anti-Trust Act, 479.

under section 8, Interstate Commerce Act, 319.

ADDYSTON PIPE TRUST CASE, 78, 79, 84, 435.

ADJOURNMENTS AND EXTENSIONS OF TIME (see RULES OF PRAC
TICE, rule 8, page 658).

ADMIRALTY AND MARITIME JURISDICTION-

not limited to tide waters, 13.

extends to public navigable lakes and rivers, 13.

what are navigable waters, 13.

boundaries and limits of matters of judicial cognizance, 15.

extends to Erie Canal, 14.

jurisdiction of Federal Courts, 15.

ADVANCE OF RATES-

without reason, subject of investigation, 306.

AFFREIGHTMENT-

effect of rebates, on contract of, 225.

AGENT-

act of, binds carrier, 422.

ALIENS-

power to exclude, 2, 5.

immigration of (see DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND LABOR, sec. 7),

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AMENDMENTS TO THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE ACT (see INTER-

STATE COMMERCE ACTS)—

March 2, 1899.

mandamus to compel carrier to furnish equal facilities, 51, 419.

Feb. 11, 1893.

enforcement of self-incriminating testimony, 51, 345, 488.

Feb. 11, 1903.

Expedition Act, 51, 490.

Feb. 19, 1903 (see ELKINS ACT).

June 29, 1906, 51.

April 13, 1908, 51.

June 18, 1910, 51.

AMENDMENTS OF PLEADINGS (see RULES OF PRACTICE, rule 7, page

658).

AMERICAN TOBACCO CASE, 77, 78, 447, 473.

ANIMAL INDUSTRIES ACT-

scope of, 35.

ANSWERS (see RULES OF PRACTICE, rule 4, page 657).

ANNAPOLIS CONFERENCE-

in relation to, constitutional convention, 1.

ANTI-TRUST ACT (see RESTRAINT OF TRADE CONSPIRACY)—

purpose of, 72.

general provisions, 73, 432.

common-law protection irrespective of act, 74.

constitutionality of, 75, 432.

construction of, by Supreme Court, 77.

not inconsistent with Interstate Commerce Act, 76.

reasonable construction and reasonable restraints distinguished, 77.

direct and incidental restraint, 78.

Standard Oil Case, 78.

what monopolies denounced, 77, 76.

agreements for charges for local facilities not included, 78.

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ANTI-TRUST ACT-Continued.

not restraint of trade, illegal, but contract in restraint thereof, 78.

no application to commerce within a State, 84.

State, holding companies, 85, 108, 434.

application to combinations of labor and capital, 91, 449.

employment of common agency, 450.

no distinction as to commodities subject of contract, 87.

necessities of life on same footing with other articles, 78, 87.

combination between interstate railroads for suppression of com-

petition, 76.

combination to regulate competition and rates by pooling, 76.
restrictive sales in interstate commerce, 86.

procedure under the Act, 467.

agreements within Act, 444.

not to sell to persons who cut prices, 444.

inducement to maintain arbitrary prices, 444.

interstate transportation is subject to the Act, 434.

applies to transportation wholly within a territory, 142.

Addyston Pipe Trust Case, 435.

California Tile Trust Case, 436.

Tennessee, California and Ohio Coal Cases, 437.

Chicago Meat Trust Case, 438.

Washington Shingle Trust Case, 439.

incidental restraint of trade not violative of the Act, 440, 441, 445.

Kansas City Live Stock Exchange Case, 441.

Chicago Board of Trade Case, 442.

Calumet and Heckla Mining Case, 442.

Standard Oil Case, 777, 446, 472.

American Tobacco Case, 78, 447, 473.

Powder Trust Case, 448.

agreements not within the Act, 441, 445.

acts done outside of U. S., 451.

patent monopoly not within the Act, 452, 485.

secret formula contracts, 453.

prevention of dealing with competitors through payment of rebates
not unlawful, 445.

restriction of sales to certain territory not unlawful, 445.

incidental restraint of trade through purchase of competitors, 445.

agreement of manufacturers to fix arbitrary price on goods not un-
lawful, 445.

agreements not to entér into competition, 445.

criminal provisions of the Act, 332, 454, 455, 464.

indictment under, essentials of, 445, 459.

suit by Government for dissolution procedure, 471.
decree in Standard Oil Case, 472.

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ANTI-TRUST ACT-Continued.

decree in American Tobacco Case, 473.

Chicago Meat Trust indictment, 456.

criminal conspiracy under Act, 457.

limitations of prosecutions under, 458.

sufficiency of indictment for, 459.

corporations indictable, 460.

conspiracy to run a corner, 461.

injunction under the Act limited to the Government, 467, 468.

State cannot enjoin under the Act, 470.

State not a person or corporation, 470, 481.

bringing in new parties and service of subpoenas, 474.

construction of sec. 5, 475.

seizure and condemnation of property, 477.

private action at law under section 7, 479.

construction of by Supreme Court, 479.
measure of proof, 480.

petition when sufficient, 482.
The Danbury Hat Case, 483.
plea of nolo contendere, 463.
measure of damages, 484.

limitations of private actions, 487.

the Act as defense in suits by alleged illegal combinations, 485.

the Act as defense in patent litigation, 485.

no recovery under Act for violation of Interstate Commerce Act, 486.
term "person" or "persons" include what, 489.

self-incriminating testimony, 488.

commodity may be subject of illegal agreement in restraint of trade,
yet subject to State taxing power, 81.

does not apply to agreements between business men for better con-
duct of their business, though incidentally affecting interstate
commerce, 78.

interstate contract unenforcible at common law violative of the
Act, 83.

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APPEAL (see EXPEDITION ACT OF FEB. 11, 1903)-

right of, 393.

right of under section 16 to Commerce Court, 393.

under Fourteenth Amendment, 111.

ARBITRATION ACT-

passed June 1, 1898, 89.

the courts on, 90.

"ARRIVAL"—

meaning of term in Wilson's Original Package Bill, 18, 56.

contract for, at given time enforcible, 246.