Rockefeller Indicted in New Haven Case
A grand jury in New Haven indicted John D Rockefeller during a weeks long inquiry. Charles Mellen, ex president of New Haven, was not indicted but named as a conspirator. The bill also lists the late J P Morgan among the conspirators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles §. Mellen
The
New Haven
J. P. Morgan
George N. Miller
John Pierpont Morgan
Wilson G. Hunt
K H. Trowbridge
William D. Bishop
Nathaniel Wheeler
Henry C. Robinson
Edward N. Reed
Charles P. Clark
Joseph Park
Chauncey M, Depew
Henry S. Lee
Leverett Brainard
William BE. Barnett
Lucius Tuttle
Charles 8
Hiram M. H. Rochersperger
James McCrea
Edwin Miner
Amory A. Lawrence
Augustus S. May
Edward G. Buckland
Arthur E. Clark
Frank Jones
Samuel C. Lawrence
George G. Haven
Ww. F. Berry
W. H. Newman
Oakleigh Thorne
Marsden J. Perry
New Haven Company
Indicted figures face bench warrants amid federal case
Bench warrants were issued for the arrest of those indicted at the request of the federal district attorney George F. Baker, noted in recent years beside the late Mr. Morgan as a leading figure.
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Federal District Attorney
George F.baker
Mr. Morgan
George F. Baker
John D. Lindsay
Charles M. Pratt
John G. Milburn
Mr. Lindsay
Stevenson
Foster
How to cure stomach troubles with bisulated magnesia
Advertisement explains hyperacidity drives most digestive ailments and that pure bisulfated magnesia, taken after meals, neutralizes stomach acid and relieves pain. It claims regular use removes the cause of trouble and provides complete relief, noting the financial power of Wall Street figures and court pledges in a separate section.
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W. L. Douglas
W.l.douglas
Spark St
Brockton
Mass
W. EL. Douglas
Boston
Washington Street
Essex Street
Court Street
Howard Street
Hanover Street
Washington
Indictments Target New Haven Group Over Carriers Conspiracy
Federal grand jury charges accuse the defendants of using the New Haven company credit to seize control of carriers by stock purchases and leases and to suppress competition. The proceedings involve George F. Baker and Rockefeller associates with bond arrangements and delays while others expected to appear.
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N. H
New Haven Company
Joy Line
United States Transportation Company
Notable Names in the New Haven Case Indictment
The 21 men indicted include William Rockefeller George F Baker and Lewis Cass Ledyard as prominent figures. Others span Standard Oil figures Theodore Vail Mellen backers Cochran Skinner and Taft among Connecticut holdings. Royal Taft former Rhode Island governor died 1912 and William Skinner of Holyoke heads major New England interests.
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Wall Street
Lewis Cass Tuedyard
Charles Pratt
Standard Oil Company
George MacCulloch Williams
William Rockefeller
George MacCulloch Miller
Charles F. Brooker
William Skinner
D. Newton Barney
Robert W. Taft
James
Elton
Hemingway
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Charles M. Pratt
A. Heaton Robertson
Frederick F. Brewster
Henry K. McHarg
Edward D. Robbins
Alexander Cochrane
John D. Billard
George F. Baker
Thomas de Witt Cuyler
Theodore N. Vail
Edward Milligan
Francis T. Maxwell
George S. Baker
Foster
Jekyll’s Island
John M. Garver
Connecticut
New York
Hoffman Miller
New Haven
J. P. Morgan
Mr. Rockefeller
American Telegraph and Telephone Company
New England
Alexander Cochran
A. Heaton Robinson
Waterbury
Conn
Meriden
John L. Billard
Boston & Maine
James S. Hemingway
West Chester
Boston
Thomas Dewitt Cuyler
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Charles F. Brocker
Ansonia
Henry K. MciHarg
Providence
Royal
Taft
Rhode Island
Rockville
Hartford
Holyoke
Mass
Walker rallies in Lynn and Melrose as gubernatorial bid ends
The Hon. Joseph Walker closes his Progressive campaign with large rallies in Lynn and Melrose. The event features political allies and a parade as supporters push for party strength and a tariff commission debate.
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Lynn
Melrose
Joseph Walker
Progressive
Progressive Party
Walker
Charles Sumner Bird
James P. Magenis
Mieutenant
Anna C. M. Tillinghast
Buil Moose
Walker denies Transcript charge on Payne Aldrich bill
Mr Walker rebutted a Transcript claim that he misrepresented the Payne Aldrich bill by saying no tariff commission existed. He called the Transcript ignorant and asserted the bill did provide for a commission.
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Payne-Aldrich
Taft
Aldrich
Mr. Aldrich
Walker
Prohibition Vote Gaining Says Evans
Alfred H. Evans a Prohibition candidate for Governor predicts a Prohibition President within this generation and says the party controlling the state will be his or one allied to speed the aim. He notes the current year's vote will be as good as expected with a rival party fielded.
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Prohibition
Evans
Alfred H. Evans
W.L. Douglas
Cail
W. L. Douglas
Brockton, Mass
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Rockefeller
Metropolitan, Maine and Eastern Steamship Companies
Eastern Steamship Corporation
United States
R. W. Stevenson
Lewis Jcass Ledyard
Hanover and
Portland Sts
West Street
Tremont St
B. Smith Shze
Ebberts Shee Ca
Hewson
Hevnson
Washington DR. Hewson Street
Moxie
Keeley Institute
Maine
New Hawkshire
Vermont
Congress St. Bortland, Me
George McCulloch Miller
Miller
Osborne
Howard Elliott
Howard Ellott
Grand Jury
Federal Building
Department of Justice
Bill” Hartley
James J. Farmer
Jim
Frank M. Schwackger
I. M. Betts
Seffice
Baker and Ledyard
Geo F., Jr
Edmund L. Baylies
William Leary
Baker
New Orleans
Mellen
James Elton
Francis T. Milligan
Erie
Ehlila
Greene
Seyrae
Bbc
Beamee? Union
Beoury
Styles
al Eee
Messaline
A. la Spirite
Grater
Eterna
Gous Holks
Sepcen
Ohio
Beraca
Dresden
Babcock
Lee
Buncombe
Washington Street and ‘Temple Place
Principal Mills
Jacquard
Royal Axminster
America
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