The first successful prosecution under this law was against the Northern Securities Company.
The Danbury Hatters Case extended this law to make unions responsible for damages caused by boycotts, and it was clarified by a law forbidding interlocking directorates that included a section called "the Magna Carta" of labor. One case involving this law was decided on a distinction between manufacturing and interstate commerce, and this law was interpreted using the rule of reason in a 1911 case. The first successful prosecution under this law was against the Northern Securities Company. For 10 points, name this law, weakened by the E.C. Knight decision, named for an Ohio senator, the first U.S. antitrust law.
The Danbury Hatters Case extended this law to make unions responsible for damages caused by boycotts, and it was clarified by a law forbidding interlocking directorates that included a section called "the Magna Carta" of labor.
{Sherman} Antitrust Act