Oil Trust Case Discussed at Justice Department
Washington January 29 a conference at the department of justice explored whether the decree dissolving Standard Oil has been violated and if contempt proceedings are warranted no decision yet but to be settled before March 4. Texas indictments of Archbold Folger Teagle and others were discussed with warrants held under AG orders for insufficient evidence.
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Washington
Standard Oil Company
Supreme Court
Department of Justice
James A. Fowler
Charles B. Morrison
Oliver E. Pagan
Department
Wickersham
Texas
John D. Archbold
H. C. Folgem Jr
W.W. C. Eagle
Standard Oil
United States
Atwell
Dallas
Messrs.Archbold
Folger
Teagle
Grateful letters praise Eimer & Amend ad
A brief advertisement notes many grateful users and promotes Eimer & Amend at 2851 as relieving patients. It claims reliable druggists carry the product.
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Eimer & Amend
Ettor of I W W Disappears from Chicago agitation fades
Joseph J. Ettor, key figure in the Lawrence mill strike and New York hotel walkout, has vanished from Chicago. A Chicago group of cooks and waiters, hopeful for wage gains, are disconsolate. Victor St John says Ettor visited Tacoma to see his parents after issuing a Chicago statement. He left without clear plans for his baggage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joseph J. Ettor
Industrial Workers of the World
Lawrence
Mass
New York
Victor St. John
Industrial Workers
Missing Soldier Shanghaied to Vera Cruz From Galveston
First Sergeant Edward Meyers of the 127th Company Coast Artillery who disappeared from Fort Crockett near Galveston two months ago was shanghaied in Galveston and taken to Vera Cruz Mexico, a letter to Fort Crockett authorities states.
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Galveston
Texas
Edward Meyers
127Th Company, Coast Artillery
Fort Crockett
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Orrine Drink Habit Cure Ad Offer
Earnest appeal promotes Orrine as a risk free trial for drinkers with money back if no results. It touts two forms, a powder and a pill, home use, private treatment, and a small price. The ad lists Washington DC based Orrine Co and Riker Jaynes Drug Stores as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrine
Orrine CO
Washington, D. C
Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Probe Order on Dupre Death Turned Down in Council
Councillor Edward D. Collins introduced a measure demanding a full investigation into the death by suicide of Frank W. Dupre at Concord Reformatory on Oct 28 1912. The motion failed 7 to 2, with Collins promising his own inquiry and possible Senate action. Lieutenant-Governor Walsh supported the proposal.
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Edward D. Collins
Executive Council
Frank W. Dupre
Concord Reformatory
Collins
House
Senate
Collings
Massachusetts Reformatory
Walsh
Lawyer from Harvard Sued Over Care Cost for Aged Woman
Helen M. Blake of Framingham sues Frederick J. Stimson of Harvard Law School and eight others for 200 dollars alleging they conspired to pay for the care of Margaret R. Jones who is dead. The bill claims payments were 10 dollars weekly when well and 15 dollars weekly when ill, with most payments made. Defendants listed include Mary E. Devlin Arthur K. Stone F J Stimpson Laura E. Smith Annah R. H. Cook Julia D. Scott Evelina J. Balch Daniel A. Davis David D. Davis Walter Adams.
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Frederick J. Stimson
Harvard Law School
Helen M. Blake
Framingham
Margaret R. Jones
Mary E. Devlin
Arthur K. Stone
Boston
F. J. Stimpson
Dedham
Laura E. Smith
Norwood
Annah R. H. Cook
Hartford
Julia D. Scott
Evelina J. Balch
Daniel A. Davis
New York City
David D. Davis
Wilton, N. H
Walter Adams
Canada timber act under review by Taft
President Taft will decide if pulp and paper from Quebec crown lands timber can enter the United States free of duty after complaints about the recent order removing export restrictions and taxes on timber.
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Washington
Quebec
Canada
Taft
United States
Quebec Wood Policy Criticized as Discrimination in Pulp Pact
Representations to the government claim Quebec's measures discriminate against American crown land holders. Granting free entry would thwart the wood pulp and paper clause of the reciprocity treaty. The State and Treasury Departments will report to the President. A temporary duty collection order remains in effect until a decision is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
State
Treasury Departments
Canada
United States
MacVeagh
Plan Sale of Big Atlantic Cotton Mill
Negotiations for selling the Atlantic cotton mill of Lawrence to the Pacific mills of Lawrence have progressed satisfactorily and a transfer is expected within weeks. The Atlantic is among New England's oldest mills with 3000 looms 105000 spindles and a $2,000,000 annual cloth capacity on the Merrimac river between the two Pacific mills. The last dividend paid was 4 percent in 1910.
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BIG Lawrence Mills
Atlantic Cotton
Lawrence
Pacific Mills
The
Atlantic
New England
Pacific
Merrimac River
Port Directors Decide Pavement Materials For Commonwealth Pier
At a Port Directors meeting an attempt to substitute wood block for bitulithic on the Commonwealth pier was discussed. Wood block costs 2.68 per sq yd versus 1.80 for bitulithic under the original Converse contract of 1,027,000. They agreed to use 4094 sq yd wood block on the entrance, granolithic on passenger ways and office areas, with granolithic not to exceed bitulithic price, and area estimates: granolithic 22,980 sq ft and bitulithic 63,683 sq ft.
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Commonwealth Pier
H. P. Converse & Co
Converse
Hugh Bancroft
Qua ley gets five years for defrauding widow
John A Qua ley was sentenced in New York today to not less than five years and not more than eight years and six months in Sing Sing for defrauding widow Mrs Mary N Bull of $35000. The money was invested in the magnesia asbestos company at Newark New Jersey.
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New York
John A. Qualey
Mary N. Bull
William T. Bull
Magnesia
Newark
N. J
Sing Sing
Progressives Tie Up Taft Appointments in Senate
In Washington on January 29, the Senate blocked a move for another executive session on President Taft's appointments. A roll call, aided by Senator Bristow and Senator La Follette, and with Progressive Senator Poindexter, prevented resuming the fight, delaying confirmation.
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Washington
Senate
Taft
Bristow
la Follette
Poindexter
Lincoln Memorial Plan Approved by House in Washington
The House adopted a joint resolution approving the Fine Arts Commission plan for a $2,000,000 Abraham Lincoln memorial in Lincoln city. The measure, already approved by the Senate, now goes to the President for signature after a lengthy debate with substitute proposals ruled out on points of order.
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Washington
House
Fine Arts Commission
Abraham Lincoln
Senate
Lincoln Memorial Legislation and Parks Plan Debate
In the debate on the measure North and South representatives paid tribute to Lincoln. A Missouri substitute for a Washington to Gettysburg national highway drew little support. Texas representative Stephens proposed a Lincoln Memorial Hall in Washington but was rejected, as was Sims' memorial arch. The Fine Arts Commission plans a Potomac Park monument near the White House in a Greek temple, with a $2,000,000 appropriation already made.
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Lincoln
Burland
Missouri
Washington
Gettysburg
Stephens
Texas
Assembly Hall
Lincoln Memorial Hall
Sims
Fine Arts Commission
Potomac Park
White House
Barman and Wife on Jury
In Seattle on January 29 a Superior Court damage case ruled it improper for a husband and wife to serve on the same jury. Judge Gilliam allowed a challenge to Mrs. J. D. Dean of Kent, whose husband sat as a juror. Both denied influence, and Mrs. Dean was excused.
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Seattle
Wash
Gilliam
J. D. Dean
Kent
Derry man reunites with daughter after forty years
Henry Tuttle, 83, of Broadway street Derry learns the whereabouts of his daughter Mrs. G Henry Leary in Haverhill. He holds a family reunion at home and announces he bought a house for his daughter and her husband in Derry. He had not seen her since she left home at age 16.
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Derry, N. H
Henry Tuttle
Broadway Street
John Cotter
Haverhill
G. Henry Leary
Derry
Lynn Stitchers Return as Strikes End at Two Plants
Sole leather workers in two of the 14 factories involved in a 10 week strike returned to work today. Agreements have been reached with the Boston & Lynn Cut Sole Company and H. W. Breed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Boston & Lynn Cut Sole Company
H. W. Breed
Ely's Cream Balm Promises Quick Catarrh Relief
An advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a fast acting remedy for clogged nostrils and head congestion. It claims a small bottle dissolves in the nostrils, clears air passages, stops discharges, and relieves headache with immediate soothing effects, ending morning cold symptoms.
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Ely
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