Tariffs and pipelines dominate Standard Oil inquiry
Archbold testifies on Russia and Roumania duties, pipe lines as common carriers, and lack of favoritism in oil tariffs. Kellogg questions loans to Southern Pipeline and contracts with Pennsylvania railroad and National Transit, while Archbold defends legality and independence of refiners amid protests against South Improvement Company.
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Devoe
Russia
Roumania
France
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Archpold
European Petroleur Union
Lima
Mr. Kellogg
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kelloge
Maryland
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Pennsylvania
Mr. Archbalkis
Southern Pip
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Trainer
Southern Pipeline
Trainor
National Transit Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Seaboard
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South Improvement Company
Rockefeller
Daniel O'Day
American Transfer Company
Ania
Oil Shipping Rates Debate in 19th Century Testimony
Testimony details rebates and secret rate practices in Pennsylvania rail and oil shipments. Archbold, Kellogg, and Cassatt figures discuss public rate disclosure, rebates to American Transfer, and whether retail prices have fallen since 1890. Proceedings adjourned to Monday.
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Acme
Pennsylvania
Archbold
Alexander J. Caveatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
American Transfer Company
Oll
Kellogg
Cassatt
Kelloge
Java
President's Message To Be Read Tuesday At Congress
Washington reports that the president's annual message to Congress will be read on Tuesday, moving from Monday opening day. The Senate will adjourn Monday to honor Senator Allison's memory, then appoints a committee to wait on the president as new members are sworn in. Speaker Cannon said the House will adjourn similarly with Tuesday likely devoted to reading the message.
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Tueday West
Congress
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Cannon
House
Rovuser
Indictment Hangs Over Nevada Bank Cashier Cushman
Reno December report states EK Cushman former cashier of the defunct State Bank and Trust company now with Langley Cushman brokerage was indicted by the Tonopah grand jury on banking affair charges. He posted 19 000 bond with T Bender and W Harris as sureties and was to appear in Tonopah.
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W. ©. Harris
Reno
Cushman
Tonopah
Keatchs All American Team Heads to Kobe Series
Tokio telegraph notes Keatchs All American baseball squad departing for Kobe where three games against Japanese nines will be played. The Americans won the entire series here.
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Tokio
Dee
Keacth
Kobe
Scott's Emulsion Promises Power From Pure Blood
An old advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as the source of power by transforming thin blood into rich blood for nourishment and energy of all organs and tissues. It invites readers to mail the ad to Scott & Bowne at 409 Pearl Street New York for a complete Moody Atlas of the Word.
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Scott & Bowne
Peart Street
New York
Retired pay urged for railway clerks in post office report
The Second Assistant Postmaster General's annual report urges congress to allow traveling expenses for clerks away from home and retirement pay for those unfit due to age or disability. It notes vast mail volumes, system changes, cost savings, and expanded routes including Alaska, with new weighings lowering costs and improving equity for carriers.
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Alaska
Congress
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New York
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Netherlands
Uruguay
Italy
France
Austria
Talivia
Chile
Ecuador
Peru
Morse Wins Respite From Penitentiary
Charlex W. Morse, convicted of violating federal banking laws and held at Tomba prison in New York City, was granted an extension until February 1 to prepare a fuller bill of exceptions. The delay was needed beyond the initial thirty days.
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New York
Charlex W. Morse
National Bank of North America
Tomba
Morse
Taft Takes No Part In Ohio Senate Fight
President elect Taft and Arthur Vorys assessed the Ohio political scene in Charlottesville. Taft will not participate in the senatorial contest. Charles P Taft maintains control, while Vorys plans to actively campaign for the Cincinnati capitalist. Senator Foraker and Representative Sturton are also contenders.
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Ohio
Senate
Fiat Bpringy
Arthur Vorys
Cincipneti
Washington
Charles P .Taft
Vorys
Cincinnati
Foraker
Representative Sturton
Plan to Modernize the House of Lords
Morning Journal reports a Lords Select Committee proposal to reform the upper house. Qualification would determine admission, with 200 elected peers for a single parliament, 140 qualified hereditary peers allowed without election, 10 spiritual lords, and 5 judges. About 266 members total.
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London
House of Lords
House of Lord
Canada
Australia
New Yeand
South Africa
Cam Ions
Safe Crackers Rob Los Angeles Post Office
Two unknown robbers pried open the door of the Downey avenue post office building and blew the safe early today, escaping with contents. Registered mail, currency, and some silver were scattered on the floor, exact amount taken undetermined. the messenger noted the haul was under $100.
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Downey Avenue
Daly Street
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