Ohio Attorney General says Standard Oil violates anti trust acts
In a preliminary report Ellis details reorganizations by Standard Oil in Ohio after the 1899 decree. He says fake companies such as Manhattan and Vacuum Oil operate to push out competition while paying incentives to favor Standard interests. He notes Buckeye Pipe Line Union Tank Solar Refining Ohio Oil and Republic Oil as parts of the same system.
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Columbus, CO
Standard Oil Company
Ohio
Atorney-General Ellis
Supreme Court of Ohio
New Jersey
Valentin- Steward
Buckeye Pipe Line Company
Standard
Union Tank Company
Solar Refining Company
Ohio Oil Company
Ellis
Manhattan
Findlay Field
Buckeye
Vacuum Oil Company
New York Corporation
Marietta
Republic Oil Company
Toledo Oil Works Company
Star Oil Company of
Cincinnati
Hartford Man Hangs Self From Tree in Yard
Charles Hanlon of Hartford street hanged himself from an apple tree in his yard and was cut down by neighbor Thomas Mulkern after about an hour. The noose loosened before death, and Hanlon a Medway and Franklin railway motor man is expected to recover after a quarrel with his wife.
Rutland Guard Ends Life In House Of Correction
Rutland Vermont May 7 John Holland a guard at the house of correction here shot himself yesterday ending his life. The tragedy occurred inside the correctional facility and was reported by local authorities.
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Rutland
John Holland
House of Correction
Man Is Killed! A Thanksgiving Day Mistake
A passer-by saw a switchman lying on Washington street near Bromfield and cried man killed. The crowd surged as the car paused for repairs, blocking traffic until the patrol cleared the street. The switchman then shouted I ain't killed and returned to work.
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Washington Street
Bromfield Street
North Station
BURIED NINE IN A GULCH NEAR APTOS CALIF
Frank C. Peaslee of Thomaston reports in a letter from Aptos Cal that his brother Fred Peaslee and eight other men were buried alive in a California earthquake after a gulch collapse. Fred Peaslee, 48, foreman for a lumber company, left a widow and three children. Authorities fear bodies may not be recovered.
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Thomaston
Fred Peaslee
California
Frank C. Peaslee
Aptos
Cal
San Francisco
Peaslee
Mystery of Rowley Inmate Vanishing At McLean Asylum
Harold Rowley, about 27, inmate at McLean Asylum in Waverley, disappeared last Friday night. Boston and nearby police search city and countryside while his parents arrive to assist, aided by Dr. H E Rice. fear he wandered away in an unbalanced state and may harm himself.
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Rich Young
Harold Rowley
McLean Asylum
Waverley
Boston
Frederic Rowley
Springfield
Brunswick Hotel
H. E. Rice
Boyleton Street
All arrested in royalist plot released in Paris
In Paris on May 1 authorities announced that all individuals arrested in connection with the recent royalist plot have been released. This marks a closure to the case with no remaining detentions.
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Paris
Oldest R I Doctor Dies Aged In State
Dr. J. P. Foner, longtime physician in the state, died yesterday at an advanced age. He was reputed as the oldest doctor in the region, with a career spanning several decades and contributions to local medical practice.
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Ely, Tafe
J. P Foner
Rockport official accused in misappropriation case
Rockport reports a Water Commission member John Tarr faces charges of misappropriating 972.35 of town funds. He resigned last February and allegedly marked pay orders, handled checks, and indorsed payments at Rockport National Bank. The sum was returned, and the district attorney may be notified. The committee also urges resignation demand for James G. Pratt for loose accounts.
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Rockport
John Tarr
Water Commission
Tarr
Rockport National Bank
James G. Pratt
Protests Over Dorchester Liquor Licenses Stir Local Officials
The Dorchester Board of Police actions granting a license at 641 Washington street and plans to locate more before leaving office sparked strong local opposition. Residents including prominent real estate owners and clergymen condemn saloons and say protests may lead to revocation of all liquor license applications in the area.
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Board of Police
Washington Street
Dorchester
Moulder badly burned in oil blast at Everett works
Raymond Doreside a 24 year old moulder at the Massachusetts Steel Company works in Everett is in precarious condition at Whidden Hospital after oil feeding flame exploded while he heated molten iron. Fellow workers helped extinguish flames and a physician reports serious burns to face body and limbs. He lives with his parents at 54 School Street.
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Everett
Massachusetts Steel Company
Raymond Doresicie
Whidden Hospital
Doreside
Melrose Mad Dog Victim Contracts Scarlet Fever
Word from the York Pasteur Institute says William Van Riper a 12 year old boy bitten by a mad dog in Melrose about two weeks ago has shown no sign of illness but now contracts scarlet fever in the aftermath of the bite.
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Melrose
York Pasteur Institute
Wiliam’ van Riper
Accident injures logger in Middlesex Fouls incident
In Melrose on May 7 B. Allen was thrown from his heavy wagon and received a fracture of the thigh bone while logging in Middlesex Fouls.
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Melrose
Middlesex
B. Allen
Auto Involves Police Chase Ends with Fine
Dedham May 7. Officer Perley W. Smith arrested Henry Caproni of Providence for speeding. The car sprang to Norwood with Caproni claiming it unmanageable. Smith wrestled levers, the auto nearly tipped, but stopped and returned to Dedham police HQ. Caproni paid $20.
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Dedham
Henry Caproni
Providence
Perley W. Smith
Norwood
Caproni
Vatican warns Sacred College over ties to Italian court
Rome May 7 The papal secretary of state Cardinal Merry del Val instructed to draft a circular for the Sacred College in Rome. The note will reference a dinner by the American ambassador Mr White and recall that Vatican Quirinal relations remain unchanged. Cardinals are told to abstain from intercourse with persons attached to or accredited to the Italian court.
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Rome
Merry del Val
Sacred College
White
Ireland
Vatican
Quirinal
Murder at Election Angers Basseterre in Guadeloupe
In Basseterre a candidate M Boisneuf opened fire from his window injuring two Socialists and a customs officer. The residence was looted, Boisneuf arrested, troops deployed, and order restored as elections in Guadeloupe give a bloc majority to Gerault-Richard and Legitinus.
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Martinique
French West Indies
Basseterre
Guadeloupé
M. Boisneuf
General Council
Boisneuf
Troude
Jurien de la Graviere
Guadeloupe
MM. Gerault-Richard
Legitinus
Mills N B Smallpox Uses Reported
Fragmentary line notes smallpox usages at Mills New Brunswick across the point. No clear full sentence or names are provided to confirm details.
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Mills, N. B
Pode
Wiped Out Bulgarian Band Near Logodja
A fragment reports mass violence against Bulgarians at Logodja near Kiupt, with claims of extermination or wipeout by hostile forces. Details are sparse in the OCR text.
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Salonica
Ture H
Logodja
Kiupt
West End Demands End to Hawkers Nuisance
West End residents press for action to curb hawkers cries that disrupt sleep and block streets. They cite arrests of pedlers for loud sales tones and seek enforcement to stop selling in their district.
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Post
Back Bay
West End
Imperial Autos For Frisco Entertainment Moonlight Rides
The Imperial Automobile Company donates two Aerocar and Dolson cars from 1024 Boylston street for moonlight rides on Wednesday evening May 9 at Carlton Chambers. Proceeds support relief for the San Francisco earthquake.
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Imperial Automobile Company
Boylston Street
Carlton Chambers
San Francisco
School Board Adopts Civil Service Rules for New Teachers
The School Board discussed painting funding for a South Boston High School commemoration and decided to implement civil service rules for appointing teachers after September 1 1906. Debate focused on Section 180 testing after two years and Section 131 testing after six years, with several sections adopted and later reconsidered.
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Common Council
Civil Service
South Boston High School
South Boston
Kenney
Board of Supervisors
Ells
T. J. Kenney
r.Kenney
MIT Plans Four Story Addition With 202 800 Sq Ft Space
MIT will add a modern steel frame four story building occupying the space between the Rogers and Walker structures. The project will provide about 202 800 square feet for lecture halls laboratories and related uses. The plan includes sunken courts and street level access from Boylston Street.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology S
Rogers
Walker
Theodore H. Nner
Institute
For Whom Is This Letter
Postmaster Hibbard holds a novel addressed envelope letter for Miss Joséphine Porter formerly adopted daughter of the late Andrew Porter Mass and wife of a seafaring man. The name and address were lost in fire. No other details are given.
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Hibbard
San Francisco
Woman Head of Hospital Named Melrose Superintendent
Miss Marion Dibblee of Boston has been elected superintendent of Melrose Hospital and will assume duties at month’s end. She trained at Massachusetts General Hospital and has worked at several smaller hospitals.
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Melrose
Marion Dibblee
Boston
Melrose Hospital
Bishop Trial Defence Begun
Rockland Maine May 7 The trial of John C Maloney charged with manslaughter in the death of Mrs Annie Bishop was resumed today with the defence presenting its case Eight witnesses were sworn including four Knox county physicians In cross examination doctors acknowledged that brain concussion could cause death even without scalp or skull injury especially when the victim had been weakened by struggle or loss of blood
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Rockland
John C. Maloney
Annie Bishop
Knox County
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