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Newspaper

Algona Advance

Location

Algona, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1906

Page

8

Railroads and Standard Oil in Giant Conspiracy

Chicago May 7 one of the most thorough inquiries into the railroads and Standard Oil relation will begin in Chicago May 10 before the Interstate Commerce Commission. President Roosevelt urges prosecutions of oil trust officers amid open and secret rate discriminations benefiting Standard Oil, with Garfield's report noting aggressive pipe line tactics and railroad rebates. The president seeks broader powers for the commission to curb monopolistic practice, while Congress applauds the stance.

Chicago Standard Oil Company Interstate Commerce Commission Marchand Commission Washington Congress Roosevelt Gar- Meld Oil Trust Standard Oll Garfield Standard Ol Bue Roar Shortlx Garfeht Tila Shan Tedia Krom Garfield Stewart

Standard Oil disputes Garfield report in Congress

New York May 4 Standard Oil defends its practices against Garfield charge of railroad favoritism and unfair dealing. Coyngel Tat-Hott says charges are unfair and shareholders express surprise while Garfield’s report and the president’s message divide Congress with applause in the House and a tabled motion in the Senate.

New York Clominus Garfield Standard Ol Rompany Umiail Tee Washington Congress House Senate Foraker

Destitute Relief Struggles Over Large Refugee Needs

A telegraph from General Greely highlights massive destitute numbers in Bartran, with 191 637 fed in San Francisco area and 1 056 carloads delivered from across the country by yesterday. Officials fear enormous suffering and seek outside relief as 200 more carloads are en route and a future rise is possible.

Washington Bar Jtraneen Greely Oakland Divine Arusace San Francisco

Hunger in Zion as exodus grows in Zion City

Chicago May 6 Disintegration threat engulfs Zion City as followers flee established community. Forty eight exodusters rally against Dowie and his top aides, stockholders and residents face hunger with potatoes and bread scarce. Rumors claim Dowie near death as Gladstone Dowie confirms poor health and uncertain recovery.

Chicago Zion City Jfunger John Alexander Dowie Powin Church Wolloa Zion Val Iya Sity Yollva Dowie Shiloh House Gladstone Dowie

Indictment of Sugar Refiners and Railroads by New York Grand Jury

A New York federal grand jury returned seven sealed indictments in sugar rebating cases involving the American Sugar Refining company, the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad, and executives including Nathan Guilford and F. L. Pomeroy. Six indictments cite Elkins anti trust violations for rebate practices. the seventh charges conspiracy to violate the act. The panel urged continued investigation, noting potential broader culpability among carriers. The report highlights the gravity of interstate commerce law breaches in shipments from New York to the western states.

Hhe Eally Vogt New York Central Railroad Oly Corporation New York American Sugar Refining Company New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company Nathan Guilfor American Sugar Refining Company of C. Gonodlee Edgar Edwin Eb. Marte Detroit Mich New York Central Hudson River Railroat Nathan Guilford FF. L. Pomeroy American Sugar Reilning Company C. Goodlee Edguy Edwin Parle Nailan Guilford F. Ll. Pomeroy Goodlee Edgar Edwin Earle Elkins Guilford Pomeroy Edgar Warle Tikins George C. Holt

Mary Baker Eddy Denounces Worship Claims in Sentinel

Boston May 7 Mary Baker Eddy head of the Christian Science church denies being worshiped by followers and urges members to focus on divine rather than human guidance. The Sentinel notes a large donation to Eddy and includes a June 10 message about church reform and clarifying the church’s true doctrine.

Mary Baker Eddy Boston Christian Science Church the Sentinel Christian Science What Church of Christ, Scientist Prii Marty Baker G. Eddy Pleasant View Concord Christian Science Board of Direwotocs Mary Lkiker G. Djay

Be No Reaction Says Russia's New Premier

St Petersburg May 7 MM Sellesbuch, premier Gaureytina's chief lieutenant, told the Associated Press that the new premier intends to carry out national representation and will have the emperor's full support. The statement asserts there will be no reaction and outlines plans to pursue a constitutional representation with all it implies, including the potential for a parliamentary body.

Russia Goremykin St. Peturg MM. Sellebuch Gaureytina Associated Pres LO Aetounee

Niagara Falls Water Use Curtailed Says Commission Report

The International Waterways Commission released a report limiting water use above Niagara Falls. It sets Canadian canal diversions at 20 000 cubic feet per second and U S diversions at 1 000 cfs, with sanitary releases not to exceed 2 000 cfs for the Chicago sanitary canal, and requires further legal action to enforce limits.

International Waterways Commission Niagara Terneta Can International Waterways Commistion Pueblo United States Chicago Aretnage

Electric Merger Reshapes Oregon Power Plants

New York capitalists acquire Oregon light and power facilities in a 30 million dollar deal. The purchase consolidates utilities in the Willamette Valley, including Portland area operations, with the transaction finalized around March 4.

New York Oregon Portland Ore Prier Traction Witlawete Eirl Jand

Coal Company Sale Shifts Control After Inquiry

Baltimore and Ohio sells its stake in Consolidation Coal amid a congressional probe. A syndicate led by C. W. Watson buys about 1000 shares of the corp, reducing B and O influence. Directors Murray Randolph and Ton retire. Van Deurack Walton Miller and J. Watson join. The new group will control major coal mining and distribution interests, plus the Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad.

Daltimore Ohio Congressional Taltimore Ras Preswit Tty Taltimors Ongridlaat States Supreme Court C. W. 4.Watsari Onear G. Murray George J. Ttandolph Hugh JT. Ton van Deur Wack Balltimere Walton Miller J. Watson Fairmont, W. Ya Rons van Leurack Cioremier A Walton Muller J.B. Watson B. K. Malone Fairmont W. Va Consolidation Coal Company Consalidation Coal Company Res Giona Algo Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad Company Maryland

$30,000,000 Theatrical Trust Plans In New York

New York announces the formation of a $30 million trust to control American theater, vaudeville, and burlesque. Key figures include Klaw & Erlanger, B. Keith, E. I. Albee, Morris Meyerfield, Martin Beck, and Kohl & Castle. The pool aims to protect members, not wage war, amid overbuilt markets and shifting theater ownership.

New York Maya United States Klaw & Erlanger Theatrical B. Keith E. I. Albee Keith Morris Meyerfield Martin Beck Orpheum Kohl & Castle Chicago West Z. Erlanger Shuberts Tivals Phils Sgnstivate Proctor-Williams-Hammerstein

Wealth My Curse Returns to Wife as Bigamy Case Ends

Thomas W. Kiley, a Williams burg financier, returns home after agreeing to leave the country to avoid bigamy charges. District Attorney Clarke grants reconciliation on condition Kiley depart abroad. Kiley proclaims wealth a curse and plans to spend his remaining years with wife No.1 in Europe, while wife No.2’s suit and Indiana actions linger.

New York Thomas W. Kiley Wilkinsburg Brooklyn Avenue Indiana Colt West Brooklyn Illey Sait Asheville N. C Clarke Kiley N.C North Side Bank of Williamsburg Europe Riley Mrs. Colt-Kiley Chirke Panker Isley Hhn

New York Lobbyists Defy Regis tration Except One Minister

Albany May 4 Despite preparations to register all lobbyists the secretary of state reports only one has signed the books Rev A S Grege promoter of anti gambling legislation registered as a representative of the International Reform Bureau of Washington. He said he favors the coastay Lansing anti gambling bill and other measures to curb betting. Other lobbyists visited the capital but refused to register claiming the law does not apply when acting in their own interests rather than as hired agents of corporations.

New York Albany N. Y Grege bIi Internationl Reform Bureau of Washington Coasidy- Lansing Jaeree Tie

Leave Egypt or Fight John Bull Threatens Turkey

Great Britain issues a ten day ultimatum to Turkey through the Constantinople ambassador demanding withdrawal of Turkish troops from Egyptian territory. Britain and Russia coordinate stance with other powers as tension rises over the strategic peninsula. Discrepancies and unclear dispatches follow, with naval orders reported for the Mediterranean.

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Is Deeper In Trouble Wore Claims Turn Up Against the American Band Reserve Company

May 5 Fifty more complaints were entered today into the attack upon the American Reserve Bond Company in the United States court. Judge Bethea allowed them to file an intervening petition. Their claims against the company total $20,000. The court ordered the bond of the Western Trust and Savings Bank as receiver increased from $20,000 to $250,000 due to deposits and securities found. The receiver reported assets beyond the city include $299,000 with state officials in Kentucky and $1,200,000 in Missouri.

American Band Reserve Company Chicago American Reserve Bond Company United States Bethea Amy Western Trust and Savings Bank Kentucky Missouri

Marietta Judge Orders Grand Jury to Probe Convention Fight

In Marietta Ohio Judge Jones instructs the grand jury to investigate reports of blockading at the recent Republican county convention. The convention renominated Jones amid fights expected to loom over the proceedings as the party faces internal tension and scrutiny.

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