The decision was a landmark victory for Roosevelt's trust‑busting agenda, strengthening federal antitrust enforcement and signaling that the executive branch would actively regulate large corporate combinations.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 5–4 on March 14, 1904 that the Northern Securities Company violated the Sherman Antitrust Act and ordered the railroad trust dissolved, upholding the Roosevelt administration's suit.
The decision was a landmark victory for Roosevelt's trust‑busting agenda, strengthening federal antitrust enforcement and signaling that the executive branch would actively regulate large corporate combinations.
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