Missouri officers attack Stangard Oil case hearing
In New York, Missouri officials seek to oust Stangard Oil and Waters-Pierce from its alleged pooling agreement. Special commissioner W. Ban horn presided as Herbert H. Tadley of Missouri led the state’s case. Testimony aimed to show Waters-Pierce and Republic were the Indiana-branch S of Standard Oil. Lively exchanges occurred, including a demand to record testimony longhand.
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York
Jan
Tony iv
The
of Missouri
Torday
Iin Dufeaiaint
Werbadmen
Hadley
Testimony on Standard Oil witnesses limits questions
Testimony permitted only two witnesses from Standart Oil. EE L Bedford, receiver, refused to answer questions about Standart Oil affairs. A V W Jocket, former bookkeeper, claimed transfer to Waters-Pierce 681 Oklahoma City office without resigning, said Waters-Pierce claimed independence while Waters barrels came from Standard barrels. Attorney General Wadley to report noncooperative witness to the Supreme Court for action. proceedings to continue tomorrow.
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Lodas
EE. L. Bedford
Standart ON Company
Standard Oly
A. V W. Jocket
Standard O1 Company
Weters-Pierce 681 Company
oMce
Oklahoma City
Standard
Waters-Pierce Company
de Etandard
Wadley
Supreme Court
He Heling
Montana Post Offices and Other Matters
Washington Jan 3 Alice B llensley appointed postmaster at Castle Meagher county J N Herder decessett James J Johnson appointed postmaster at Lewis Meagher county Vine J K Lewis resigned White Fish post office became presidential office Jan 1 salary 1200 Creston and Boyds moved to adoniral money order offices Laura T Scott appointed postmaster at Red Bank Beaverhead county Charles Larnee appointed postmaster at Elk Park Jefferson county James B McLaughlin appointed postmaster at Evarp Missoula county Tone Park Madison county Trout Creek domestic money order office Carrier service routes in Alispell Philipsburg John H W Ley carrier Henry M Dresert substitute Montana post offices grants Walter W Ayers Big Nicra etc patents for various devices listed End of Montana government notices and equipment patents.
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Washington, DE
Alice B.llensley
Oat Castle
Meagher County
View
J. N. Herder
Decessett
James J. Johnson
Lewis
Vine
J. K. Lewis
White Fish
Creston
Boyds
Adoniral Tc
Laura T. Scott
Red Bork
Beaverhead County
Vie I. & Decker
Charles Larnee
Elk Park
Jefferson County
Onhrle
James B. McLaughlin
Evarp
Amiesoula County
Relsin Otta
Reignat
Marden C. Vinson
Tone Park
Madison County
R.F. Bogtman
Trout Creek
Alispell
George W. Proctor
Charles M. Reivers
Philipsburg
John HW. Ley
Henry M. Dresert
Envoy Tug Potomac Arrives With Coal Provisions
A U S tug Potomac, sailing from Annapolis, arrived in Bermuda with coal and provisions for the Dewey dry dock. The Potomac left the Dewey, then under the guidance of Caesar, Bravis and Glacist, after about MH mites of voyage.
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Hamplton
Bermuda
United States
Potomac
Dewey
Annapolis
Caesar
Coroner Holds Inquest In Edwards Case At New Haven
Coroner Mis opened hearings on the depth of the death of Charles A. Edwards of New York found with a head wound at the home of Charles A. Hiller in New Haven. No charges were made public, witness testimony pointed to firearms from the Miller collection, and investigators searched away from the Hiller residence. Edwards' body was taken to New York for burial. Coroner Heiskell issued a decree allowing liquidation of the American Savings Bank and Trust Company amid the recent Merchania Trust failure.
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New Haver
Conn
Charles A. Edwards
New York
Charles A. Hiller
Wadarsday
Maste Willer
Maxie Filler
Ali
Hit
Margaret Respolis
Mr. Edwards
Charles A. Filler
Miller Homestead
Edwards
Hitler Homestead
Memphis
Tenn
Chanceor Heiskell Fenny
Commercial Savings and True Company
American Savings Bank and
Trist Comming
Ms Toors
Merehania ® Trust Company
Neilee Jiar
Exhumous Lines Maritime Exchange Record
In San Francisco on an early January day a historic tension arose over the City of Puebla, as owners of the steamer Chehalis offered a large reward for the safe arrival of vessel 63 amid a rare, large wager that dominated maritime trade reports.
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San Francisco
Jan
Maritime Exchange
Puebla
Chehalis
Sifely
Most Hideous Murder Shocks Havana Prison Yet
In Havana on January 5 an ald negro and Victor Mulina a nine latto were executed for a crime described as the most hideous in memory. The pair, tied to a white baby heart ritual, were said to have used a witchcraft poultice. The event followed a swift investigation with official witnesses and 4 dozen others imprisoned in connection to the case.
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Havana
Domings Boenwit
Victor Mulina
Tosding
Man's terrible revenge shocks Honolulu crime scene
Jan 3 in Honolulu reporting a brutal double tragedy. Simon Wheaton a 32 year old man was found dead with limbs severed and organs displaced at Waialulu. Samuel Johnesen, a laborer staying with the boy's parents, confessed after being arrested on suspicion. Motive cited revenge against the boy's mother for refusing to give him liquor. A separate brief notes a 10 year old boy, Frank Anderson, killed by a hunter named Paul Beesse near a public safety item incident.
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Honolulu
Simon Wheaton
Miles Ing
Waialulu
Roady Island
Samuel Johnesen
Sande
Brown
Portland
Ore
Acme
Teta Gram
Frank Anderson
Paul Beesse
Beesse
Anderson
Grand jury presents fraud charges against Maryland Trust leaders
In Maryland, J Wilcox Brown Henry Bowdoin and J B Heatt faced presentments for fraud but were discharged after bonds were ignored. In Philadelphia a messenger boy delivered a record 12800 to City Treasurer Schereh for the conscience fund with a note saying it was an overcharge for city work.
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Philadelphia
Confcience Fund
Clty Trenaurer Schereh
Nota
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