Rehearing of Stand Oil Indiana Case Denied in Court
United States government petition for a rehearing of the Stand ard Oil Company of Indiana case from a 29.24 million dollar fine was overruled by Judges Grosscup Baker and Seaman in the United States circuit court of appeals. The court upheld the original reversal of Judge Landis and signaled intent to seek Supreme Court review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landis
Chicago
United States
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Grosseup
Baker
Seaman
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Grosscup
Bonaparte
United States Supreme Court
Edwin W. Sims
Gompers Snubbed by Roosevelt at White House Invite
Samuel Gompers says President Roosevelt excluded him from a White House guest list for a meeting with labor leaders, lawyers, and jurists to discuss dies legislation. Gompers notes it as a first such invitation omission despite prior social invitations and says he has represented workers’ interests through the federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Samuel Gompers
Roosevelt
White House
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Manufacturers seek tariff retention on chemicals at U S hearing
Washington heard chemical makers and related interests press to keep the current tariff on chemicals and chemical products. They urged, if not possible, free list for certain raw materials not produced domestically, as 86 items under the Dingley schedule were reviewed by the Ways and Means committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Ways and Means
Congress
John F. Queeny
St. Louis
Stewart
John E. Pennock
Syracuse
N. Y
Dr. Springer
Cincinnati
George N. Brown
Philadelphia
Payne
Taft
Kaiser Interview Sparked Reichstag Debate in Berlin
Berlin reports a November 11 Reichstag session on Emperor William's alleged interview in the Daily Telegraph. Herr Bassermann urged removing personal influence from foreign policy while upholding the constitution, and Herr Singer asserted any public servant other than the emperor would face treason charges for the statements.
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Berlin
William
Daily Telegraph
London
Reichstag
Herr Bassermann
National Liberals
von Buelow
Herr Singer
Prince von Fuerstenberg Mistaken for Emperor William
Berlin on November 11 reports that crowds mistook Prince von Fuerstenberg for Emperor William as he ascended with Count Zeppelin in an airship incident.
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Prince
Kaiser
Berlin
Emperor William
Prince von Fuerstenberg
Count Zeppelin
Friendly boxing bout ends in death in New York room
In a private room at Hundred and Fourth street in Fast Ong a friendly boxing match between John Vanderbeck and Edward Lynch led to Vanderbeck dying of heart failure at age 20. The alteration of the setting and gloves used in the bout is noted, with authorities expected to investigate the circumstances surrounding the fatal event.
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New York
John Vanderbeck
Edward Lynch
William Kearney
Fast Ong
Hundred and Fourth Street
Vanderbeck
Emperor of China III Fails to Improve Amid Illness
Peiping Nov 11 The emperor of China, weakened for nearly two weeks by an intestinal disorder, was worse Tuesday. His majesty declines foreign medical aid or medicine.
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Peising
China
One Hundred Injured in Riot at University of Vienna
Vienna reports a campus clash between rival student factions at the University of Vienna left about 100 students injured on Tuesday. Authorities and university officials promised investigations as harmony on campus was sought.
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Vienna
University of Vienna
Portage County Votes Dry in Local Option Election
Columbus Ohio November 11 Portage countyMonday voted dry by 1200 in a local option election. Twenty nine saloons were put out.
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Ohio County
Columbus
Portage ‘County
Carmack Killing Stirs the South in Street Duel
Nashville reports the shooting of former U S Senator Edward Carmack by Robin Jones Cooper in a Nashville street duel. The tragedy shocks Tennessee and raises fears of further political fallout as Cooper and his father face murder and weapons charges. Remains moved to Columbia for burial. Cooper wounded and under arrest.
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Nashville
Tenn
South
Edward W. Carmack
Robin Jones Cooper
Carmack
United States
Tennessee
Duncan B. Cooper
Robin Cooper
Cooper
The
Tennesseean
Frank Lander
Columbia
Coopers
Casablanca Treaty Signed By French and German Officials
Paris reports that Paris ambassador M. Cambon and acting foreign secretary Baron von Waechter signed an agreement to settle the Casablanca incident Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Foreign Office
Berlin
M. Cambon
Baron von Waechter
Casablanca
Boycott hits Tsing-Tao port and railway service
Chinese importers in Tsing-Tao nearly boycott the port and plan to extend action to the newly inaugurated Foreign-Chinese Transport Company railway service to Chefoo and Wei-hajen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsing-tao
Chefoo
Wei-hajen
Women Witness Killing Near Newark Factory in Harrigan
Several hundred workers, many young women, saw Francis Embriana shot by Pietro Disconti near a Harrigan factory in Newark New Jersey on Tuesday. The mob immediately pursued and captured the assailant.
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Newark
N.J
Francis Embriana
Pietro Disconti
Harrigan
Postmaster Morgan Improves After Shooting
New York on November 11 reports Postmaster Ho ward M. Morgan who was shot by Eric H. B. Mackey, who then killed himself, has had a comfortable night with no serious complications indicated by physicians.
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Morgan
New York
Howard M. Morgan
Eric H. B. Mackey
Kkillen
Storm Jail Mob Lynches Man Near Biloxi
Storming by a white mob in Biloxi Mississippi on Tuesday led to the lynching of Henry Leildy a Black man accused of assaulting a white girl. The mob seized him from the jail and carried him out of town to execute the hanging.
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Biloxi
Miss
Henry Leildy
North Dakota Battleship Launched First Dreadnought Era
Quincy November 11 The battleship North Dakota was launched marking the first Dreadnought in U S Navy service and setting a new construction time record of 282 working days from keel laying to launch The vessel will be 510 feet long at load waterline with eight inch armor and power from Curtis turbines Captain Charles J Badger named first commander with over 900 crew and a projected cost near seven million dollars after completion in 1910.
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Quincy
Mass
North Dakota
Fore River
United States Navy
Lona
North ‘Dakota
Newport News
Charles J. Badger
U.S.N
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Thompson Dies of Auto Crash in St Louis
Dr David D Thompson editor of the Northwestern Christian Advocate died from injuries after being struck by an automobile in rainy conditions on Lindell boulevard. He was taken to St Luke's hospital with a fractured right arm and nervous shock. Frank J White, owner of the car, remained at the scene and assisted him. A committee investigation cleared the driver of blame.
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St. Louis
David Dd. ‘Thompson
Northwestern’ Christian Advocate
Chicago
Thompson
St.Tuke’s’ Hospital
Gunness Case Jurors Questioned Reexamined In Court
Prosecutor Smith pressed jurors on how past crimes by Gunness would affect their verdict in the murder trial of Ray Lamp and the Gunness case involving her three children. Several jurors were excused or re examined during Tuesday’s session as Worden and Smith questioned suitability and bias.
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Gunness
Smith
Ray
Tts
Nore
Worden
Four Die in Deep River Railroad Wreck Report
Late Tuesday reports describe a New York New Haven Hartford line accident at Deep River near Saybrook Conn. Four men were killed three others fatally injured and about a half dozen more seriously hurt in the derailment and crash.
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Saybrook
Conn
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Deep River
Abandon Hope for Dos Bocas Wells After Costly Effort
Mexico City reports Pearson & Sons will abandon the Dos Bocas oil well attempt after spending between 400000 and 500000 dollars. Despite the effort the wells burned and oil continued to flow at about 14000000 gallons per day.
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Mexico City
Dos Bocas
Pearson & Sons
Doctor Cotter Killed in Corning Auto Crash
Dr E H Cotter head of Corning hospital and a prominent physician was instantly killed when a new touring car tire burst and threw him from the vehicle Monday afternoon in Corning Iowa. He had just begun testing the car.
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Corning
E. Cotter
Corning Hospital
Taft Poised as Ohio Senate Candidate in Foraker Seat
Washington November 11 Aides report Charles B Taft brother of the president elect is likely to seek the Ohio Senate seat to replace Foraker Governors Harris plans a January special session to elect a U S senator The Ohio Republican machine led by Boss Cox presses Taft while Burton faces stiff internal opposition If Taft abstains Arthur I Vorys emerges as a strong alternative with Burton suppression noted and Harris recently defeated by Harmon
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Washington, D. C
Ohio
Charles B. Taft
Foraker
Harris
United States
Republican
Taft
Theodore E. Burton
Burton
Senate
Dick and
Judson Harmon
George Cox
Cincinnati
Arthur I. Vorys
Mr. Taft
Lamphere Case Halted in LaPorte Circuit Court
LaPorte Ind November 11 the Lamphere case halted when the second special venire was exhausted without a jury. Both sides accept jurors and a next venire is expected to fill the panel. The defense releases new evidence including Fred Lamberight’s account of a man and woman in a buggy at the Gunness yard possibly resembling Mrs Gunness. Witnesses claim to have seen Mrs Gunness July 9.
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LaPorte
Ind
Lamphere
Fred Lamberight
Standard Oil Benefactor Curbs Oklahoma Oil Output
Royal S. Litchfield Oklahoma oil producer testifies in the government suit against Standard Oil that Prairie Oil and Gas built storage tanks, preventing a 40,000,000 barrel annual drop in production. He says pipeline demand would outstrip supply, leaving little competition in the Oklahoma field.
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New York
Oklahoma Oil
Prairie Oil and Gas Company
Standard Oil Company
Royal S. Litchfield
Litchfield
Kellogs
Oklahoma
Royal Chinese party to be greeted on Mongolia voyage
Washington dispatch says unusual honors await the royal Chinese party expected aboard the steamer Mongolia on November 20. Led by Prince Tang Shao, heir to the throne, the party includes Prince Tsai Fee, nine secretaries, ten attaches, sixteen students, and many servants. Government cutter will meet them and baggage will pass without examination.
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Historie
Hasi
State. Department
Washington
Mongolia
Tang Shao
China
Tsai Fee
Government Denied Rehearing on Standard Oil Rebating Case
Chicago November 11 The government's petition for a rehearing of the case in which the United States circuit court of appeals reversed the trial court in fining Standard Oil Company of Indiana 29 240 000 for alleged rebating was denied in the court of appeals yesterday The government will now seek to bring the matter to the Supreme Court on a writ of certiorari
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Chicago
United States Cicuit Court of Appeals
Indiana
Cour of Appeals
Supreme Court
Honor for J. S. Clarkson Named President of Tew Society
New York November 11 James Clarkson surveyor of the port will be the new president of the Tew Society one of the largest state organizations within New York. A nominations committee has recommended his selection at the last meeting of the society. A resolution calling for memorials to Senator Allison at the national and state capitols was passed. The senator was the society's only honorary member.
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J. S. Clarkson
New York
James Clarkson
New
Tew Society
Allison
State Capitol
Des Moins
To Society
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Labor
U. S
Robert I. Taylor
Patterson
Col. Cooper
James C. Bradford
Puts
Phierollimia Public
Lholer
Charles Je Badger
Christian Advocate
Ray Lamphere
Charley
Chas. P. Taft
Standard
Oil Trust
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