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Newspaper

Austin Daily Herald

Location

Austin, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1908

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Rockefeller Testimony Ends as Oil Trust Boss Avoids Service

New York November 25 Rockefeller finished testimony in the case to dissolve Standard Oil and warned against naming railroads, admitting holdings mainly in bonds in several lines while denying union or southern pacific shares. Archbold described early oil work and pipe line growth with brisk detail. A process server failed to serve him as he left the customs house and Rockefeller disappeared into an elevator.

New York Standard Oil Company John D. Rockefeller Rockefeller Stock Exchange Delaware, Lackawanna and Western New York Central Pennsylvania Maryland Missouri Pacific Texas Pacific Colorado Southern Union Southern Pacific Standard John D. Archbold Archbold Mr. Archbold Customs House Standard Oil Rockefeler Mr. Rockefeller

Lynchings in Tiptonville Claim Three Negroes

In Tiptonville Tennessee a mob hanged Marshall Stineback Edward Stineback and Jim Stineback after a court found them guilty of murdering Deputy Sheriff Richard Burruss and wounding Deputy John Hall. Local militia arrived too late to prevent the lynching.

Union City Tenn Tiptonville Reelfoot Lake Richard Burruss John Hall Marshall Stineback Edward Stineback Jim Stineback Ridgley J. Caldwell Haynes Lee Davis Davis Patterson

Tailor Kills Wife then Dies in Jealousy Case

In New York on November 25 Max Goldstein a 65 year old tailor murdered his 45 year old wife by cutting her throat and then nearly decapitated himself with the knife blade. He died within minutes. Police say jealousy prompted the double tragedy.

New York Max Goldstein Goldstein

Chicago Tag Day raises funds for five children charities

In Chicago on November 25, about 35,000 dollars was collected for five charities aiding children. Dozens of women social leaders stood on street corners and at office entrances tagging contributors, with totals not yet tabulated but estimated near 25,000 dollars.

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