Sins of Trust Revelations in Kellogg Closing Speech
In St Louis the United States Attorney General Frank B Kellogg quoted the president as a legal authority while arguing to dissolve the Standard Oil Co of New Jersey in a Sherman Act case. He traced a three period conspiracy from 1870 to the present, naming John D Rockefeller and Henry M Flagler among the alleged conspirators and detailing trusts and subsidiaries controlling oil operations nationwide.
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St Louis
United States
Frank
B. Kellows
United States Circuit Court
Standard Oli Co
New Jereaenem
Sherman
Kellows
Addison
Cincinnati
C B. Morrison
St. Louis
Mr. Kellese
John G. Mabtin
New York
Mortiz Rosenthal
Chicago
John G. Johnson
Philadelphia
David Watson
Pittsburg
Kelsone
New Jersey
Kellogg
John D Rockefeller
William Rockefeller
Henry M Flagler
Mr. Kellogg
Henry H. Rogers
John D. Archbold
Oliver H. Payne
Charles M. Pratt
Fitm
Llegal
Ohio
Joe
Kettogg
Orien
Hellogg de Pila
Nevar Dinso Ced
Port rates brought to light by editorial dispute
Two petitions seeking port rate reductions, filed March 8 and March 10, await railroad commission hearing this Thursday. Beck & Gregg and McCord-Stewart Co petitioners argue unequal rates from Savannah and Brunswick to Atlanta violate general rule 7, urging 13 cent rates to Atlanta and 24 cent returns, with 24,000 pound minimums.
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Railroad Commission
Constitution
Beck & Gregg
MecCord-Stewart Company
Commission
Smithe
Convention
Macon
Smith
Railroad Commisson
Amith
Beck # Gregg
Beck & Gregg] ‘Hardware Co
Savannah
Atlanta
Brunswick
Savanah
Georgia
Athens
Athena
Rome
Commission Ia
Broonawick
Vuccord-Stewart
McCord-Stewart Company
Kelley Bros Co Hightower
Hallman&Co
J J & J & Maddox
Alta
Pet Inn
Dry Process Spreads Across Michigan Prohibition Gains
Detroit reports that nineteen of twenty seven counties voted dry, with Jackson narrowly for probition backing. eleven of eighty three counties were dry prior to today. Republican wins include Charles Blair and John Stone as Supreme Court justices. local boards and school posts also affected. Wisconsin-like turnout noted with strong Women’s vote in Detroit. Prohibition wins in Kentucky Boyd County by 107, with Derby region and Callotteburg shifting. Springfield Illinois sees Sunday saloon closing as top issue amid party rivalries. Worcester Massachusetts towns split license status, increasing license towns slightly. several communities shift from dry to wet in state count.
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Detroit
Michigan
George W Morrow
Michigan Anti-Saloon League
Jackson
Alcona
Allegan
Banxies Branch
Calhoun
Clare
Exton
Emmett
Genesee
Hilladale
Ionia
Torco
Tsabeila
Kalkeaska
Livingstone
Newayaga
Sanilac
Tuscola
Charlevois
Berrien
Huron
Montcalm
Mecosts
Ottawa
Washtenga
Mon- Foe
Atute
Prohibition
Anti-Saloon League
Charles A. Blair
John W Stone
Marquette
Supreme Court
Regenta
University of Michigan
State Board of
Edcation
State Board of Agriculture
Kentucky County
Ashland
Boyd County
Callotteburg
Springfield
Ill
Springfeid
Pri
Springfeld
Bundaya
Jasue
Lawrence Sherman
Johnf &. Schnepp
Shirley
Circuit Court
Fred Yasell
Assensor
Sherman
Republican Committee
Election Commission
Ove
Worcester
Mass
Worcester County
Chariton Sod South Bridges
Oxford
Lenox
Mase
Stach Bridge
Lee Sud
Hinsdale
Prominent Dodge land case lawyer found dead in Macon
McRae Georgia April 6 Special Pope Hill a leading Macon attorney long involved in the famous Dodge land suit was found dead in the Dodge Lumber Company office about 2 am by patrol officers. He shot himself with a pistol and a wooden bar fractured his skull. An inquest found death by unknown parties. The case centers on a $40 million land dispute across Telfair Dodge and Pulaski counties with prior killings linked to the litigation. Hill had received threatening letters and warned colleagues before his death.
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McRae
Pope
Macon
Dodge! Lumber Company
Yancey
Howard Whidden
Hill
Dodge
Telfair
Pulaski
John C Forsyth
Eastman and McRae
Laclua Williams
Thomas J. Curry
Norman W. Dodge
Dodge Lumber Company
Euco
Graham
Hin
Wilcox HardyWware Company
Sculptor Perry jailed over alimony refusal in New York
Roland Hinton Perry, a noted sculptor and past New York resident, was jailed on Ludlow Street for defying a divorce judgment requiring alimony to his first wife. He reportedly chose jail over paying what he deemed an unjust settlement, while his present wife May Hanbury Fisher, a California actress, stood by him.
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Roland Hinton Perry
Europeia
Ludlow Street
New York City
Almon
General Wood Returns to Coamo Amid Island Tensions
Reported by a record current here today General Leonard R Wood waited for Porto Rico on the Coamo Saturday afternoon likely linked to the latest trouble between the islanders and Governor Post He was placed aboard the Comma by a War Department tug from Governor's Island as part of ongoing operations.
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New York
Leonard R. Wood
Porto Rico
Coamo
Governor Post
War Department
Governor's Island
Tariff Vote Friday as Congress Debates Payne Bill
A detailed report on the tariff vote battles in Washington. Republicans push cloture while Democrats split, Georgia independents comment as the House prepares for a Friday three o clock payne tariff debate under a six minute rule. The Rules Committee resolution seeks to close general debate with limited amendments affecting lumber hides barley and barley malt and imposes 25 percent ad valorem on petroleum. The Senate receives protests after the Payne treaty and related nominations.
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Jenn
Ihe
Representative Fitzgerald
Louisiana
New York
Repubicans
Georgia
Tincle Joe
Committee On Rules
Louisiana Delegatio
Mkewige
Way
Humber
Senate
Payne, Ws
United States
Supreme Court Sustains Dispensary Funds Ruling
The United States Supreme Court today reversed a circuit court decision and upheld South Carolina’s dispensary commission, ruling it must hold about 200,000 in funds while creditors claimed millions. The case arose from debts tied to liquor purchases from 1892 to 1907.
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Washington
South Carolina
State Dispensary Commission
United States Supreme Court
Wilson Distilling Company
Freischmenn Company
United States Circuit Court
District of
South Caroline
Iquor
W J Murray
John McSween
Avery Patton
Aquor
Billy
Circuit
Commission
United States Circuit Court of Appeals For
Fourth Circuit
Supreme Court
Aigo
Dapensal
Avo Aes General
Settiig
Asde
Giapenaars
Eupreme
Errax
Clark Denounces Bryan and Populists in House Speech
Washington dispatch reports Special Representative Frank Clark attacks Bryan and populism in a House speech. He says he will support the Payne tariff bill only if it includes protection for his constituents on Spain, cotton, citrus, pineapples, and Sea Island cotton, while asserting he won’t be dictated to by party leaders.
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Payne
Clark
Bryan
John Cerrigen, Jr
Washington
Frank Clerk
Wlorids
House
Asia
Air
Brian
Bryen
Spain
Randell
Texas
Hla
Clerk
South
Weather Prophecy Fain in Georgia Forecast
Weather report from Georgia notes generally fair conditions with midweek winds. Forecast includes temperatures, normals, and precipitation details, with 24 hour inches and deficits since month start shown in brief figures.
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John D. Rockefeller
H. H. Rogers
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Road Commission
Beck & Gregg Hardware Company
The
Weeteen
Pope S. Hill
Macon Ausrney
McRea
Waee
Mr. Curry
Mr. Hill
Mr.hill
Portorico
Leonard Woop
Acton Payne
Carolina
States
Supremeourt
Pritchard
Florida
Newsea
Fligrh
Ioches
Atlant Lear
Baltimores
Boston
Buffalo
Charlotte
Wyatt Wear
Omar
Nickie Loud
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