Rogers Refuses to Answer Questions in Missouri Oil Probe
New York Jan 6 Henry H Rogers vice president of the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey refused to answer many stock ownership questions posed by Missouri officials in the Missouri Standard Oil inquiry. Attorney General Hadley seeks to use the testimony to block three Illinois and Indiana concerns from doing business in Missouri. The hearing adjourned until Monday as Rogers declined to reveal stock ties and control of the Waters Pierce company.
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Step-daughter of late George Rice in Marietta office
The subject is described as the step-daughter of the late George Rice of Marietta and had been employed in his office. Rice was an independent operator and worked in humation with the Standard for nearly twenty years until his death about a year ago.
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Fire at Missouri boarding house kills four
Three perish in a fire at Les At Louie Missouri with a fourth person dying later. Victims include Pauline Herman 48 Jewel Reed 17 and Pulvermacket 36 from St Charles. Mrs Witger 70 injured. Mrs Hiller died after leaping from a window. three bodies found in the bathroom amid heavy smoke and flames.
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Ecuador Proclaims Republic in State of War
Guayaquil Jan 6 President Kienharcia proclaimed Ecuador in a state of war. Colonel Larrea named commander of the Center army. General Leonidas Mass named minister to the United States. Troop contingents moving into the interior. Leonidas Pia, Ecuadoran minister to the United States, sailed on the Royal Mail steamer Tagua bound for home.
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Babcock Says Rebels Will Fight Statehood Bill With Democrats
Wisconsin Representative Babcock chairs the Republican Committee and says 67 Republicans will oppose the omnibus statehood bill unless Amandoa is allowed a vote on joint statehood with New Mexico. He claims insurgents and Democrats will press a strong fight while the Senate blocks action. Indian Territory and Oklahoma look certain to gain admission this session.
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Convicted Bank Wreckers Sentenced in Denver Case
Beavers and Col. Dan lawnard Imbeden and J A Hith were convicted of wrecking the Denver Savings Bank. They received nine to ten years on four counts each, with sentences concurrent. A motion for a new trial was overruled and they were granted 30 days’ stay for appeal to the supreme court.
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Reconciliation Reported In Domestic Action
An afternoon announcement stated that reconciliation had been reached between Hobitaatnmuona and his wife Mes. Pitesim foot. The wife intended to abandon her action, with plans to leave tomorrow.
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Reservation lands to be secured for United States control
Washington figures push a bill to grant exclusive rights to lands within the Port Wingate military reservation in New Mexico. The measure would authorize the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway to operate through a surveyed strip and determine final boundaries under federal oversight.
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Compromising disclosures linked to San Francisco forest reserve story
Special to the Morning Journal reports Representative Stephens indicating the committee will seek information from Secretary Hitchcock about the San Francisco forest reserve in New Mexico. It notes Santa Fe Railway involvement and Hagerman’s expected favorable report to Congress.
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Blood Spot Meds Light on Murder Sparks London News
London reports relief on a murder case with inconsistent details from New Haven and Kansas City. Disputed blood evidence at a Hiller house investigation reveals a possible postmortem placement of the victim and a police search continues. Count Von Moltke named chief of the general staff in Berlin.
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Tragic Headon Collision Kills Three in Corry
A severe snowstorm and a headon crash near Morn's Siding ten miles east of Corry, Pennsylvania, left three trainmen dead and twenty injured as passenger train No. 4 of the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad collided with a freight engine. The wreck trapped workers beneath the trains and many victims burned.
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Anti Old A IG Gasfest in Phoenix and Nearby Protests
A phaeton report from Phoenix details a Republican mass meeting in a house tonight with about 600 attendees voicing support for preserving Arizona autosomy amid New Mexico ties. Mayor David New of Milwaukee also spoke, while security incidents and weather affected local events and rail crews.
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Naval academy trials spark acquittal and hazing charges
At the Annapolis Naval Academy Stephen Decatur Jr was acquitted and restored to duty before facing later hazing charges under 1874 and 1903 acts. Midshipman Trenmor Cedin Jr from Caynon City was convicted of chasing and dismissed amid a broader report of hazing and food distribution abuses at the academy. A wreck on the Montreal Express near Boston and Maine raised questions of deliberate act with a sprinkler wedge used to force a stop.
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Hatamen street clash between Dutch and Japanese soldiers
A brawl at a reputubic resort on Hatamen street injures several soldiers. Dutch supporters clashed with Japanese, while Hollanders were reportedly battered. Police restored order after the incident amid lingering hostility between foreign garrisons.
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