Waters-Pierce stock transfers tied to Standard Oil trust
In St Louis hearings on Missouri’s oil ouster suit, H Clay Pierce misses testimony as J Bond testifies Pierce faced pneumonia. Charles Adams denied knowing stock ownership while Hadley pressed stock-book details showing transfers to Standard Oil Trust and Van Buren ties. Republic Oil denies any Standard Oil absorption. manager Burnett says no changes at Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
Missouri
Standard, Republic
Waters-Pierce Oil
H. Clay Pierce
J. Bond
Pierce
Swanger
Jefferson City
Republic Oil Company
Adams
Standard Oil Company
Waters-Pierce
Internal Revenue
Hadley
Mr. Adams
Waters-Pierce Company
Standard Oil Company Trust
Standard Oil Trust
W. H. Tilford
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
M. M. van Buren
van Buren
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Seaboard National Bank of New York
Ardsley-on-the- Hudson
N. Y
Indianapolis
Ind
F. R. Burnett
Republic Company
Operators Refuse Demand Of Miners for More Pay
A second joint conference of coal operators and miners in the central competitive district adjourned after referring miners demands to the Joint Scale Committee. President Mitchell spoke about peaceful reconciliation urged by President Roosevelt and noted the operators rejected a 12 percent wage increase while miners supported it.
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Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Ind
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
United States
John Mitchell
United Mineworkers
George W. Traer
Chichago
W. B. Wilson
United Mineworkers of America
Frank S. Brooks
Columbus
C. L. Scroggs
Chicago
Mitchell
H. N. Taylor
A. J. Moorehead
B. F. Woods
O. L. Garrison
F. L. Robbins
G. W. Schleuderberg
W. W. Keefer
George A. Mag
Wrath of Sea Causes More Fatal Wrecks
Boston dispatch reports a blustery coastal storm wrecking or damaging at least a dozen vessels with multiple deaths. Notable losses include the Boothbay schooner Lady Antrim at Marblehead with five crew, and numerous other wrecks and near-shipwrecks from New Haven to Jonesport and beyond.
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Commercial Tribune
Boston
Lady Antrim
Boothbay
Marblehead
Rosa Mueller
Cape Podue
Mass
Marion Draper
Hyannis
Winnie Lawry
South Yarmouth
C. C. Lane
New Haven
Boston Light
Sarah A. . Reed
Calais
Jonesport
N. E. Transportation Company
New London
Edenton
N. C
J. H. McClintock
Boothbay ‘Harbor
Ice Decked Parks Transform Into Winter Fairylands
Ice and sleet coated Eden Park Burnet Woods and the Zoo turning trees into glittering displays. March snowfall totals reached 4.8 inches marking an unprecedented storm while cooler air lingered and spring promised clear bright days ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Park
Burnet Woods
Zoo
Art Academy
Antisaloon League Distances Itself From $1000 Dow Tax Fight
Columbus March 20. Antisaloon League officers deny backing the Aiken bill to raise the Dow tax to 1000, saying the measure would license liquor traffic and hurt public morals. The league urges county local option and notes divisions among supporters. The statement cites church guidance and states the league cannot help pass the tax.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Antisaloon League
League
General Assembly
Senator Rose
Senate
A. H. Norcross
Lilly
BR. E. Ackland
L. B. Cherrington
Clayton L. Dickey
Ohio
Rose
Wayne B. Wheeler
O’roark
Temperance Committee
Atwell
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Masked Men Rob Credit Mutual Bank in Moscow Heist
In Moscow at dusk a group of twenty masked men robbed the Credit Mutual bank on Slinka street, binding three guards and stealing about 432 500 in gold silver and notes. The inside job appeared planned with knowledge of vaults, and authorities suspect an insider. An alarm followed after guards freed themselves. crowd gathers as officials investigate.
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Moscow
Credit Mutual
Slinka Street
M. Vitchniakoff
Doubasoff
Sailors at Sevastopol Mutiny Report Raises Depth of Alarm
Reports from St. Petersburg claim Sevastopol sailors mutinied killed officers and fired on the city after Lt. Schmidt was executed. Cipher telegrams circulated by revolutionaries describe barracks seizures and a blaze consuming much of Sevastopol as authorities deny details amid censorship.
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Sevastopol
ST. Petersburg
Schmidt
Russia
Social Revolutionary Party
Ors
Nicholas
Technological Institute
Admiralty
Grand Jury Eyes County Funds Deposits in Hamilton County
George B. Gua was ordered before the grand jury to testify as prosecutors pursue deposits and interest payments tied to county funds since 1880. Prosecutor H M Rulison aims for transcripts from bankers including Cincinnati Trust and Queen City NationalBank, with indictments possible for various treasurers. The panel meets April 1 to April 4, led by foreman Charles M. Evans, and includes officers from Cincinnati and surrounding areas.
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George B. Cox
Grand Jury
Hamilton’ County
Heas
Cincinnati Trust Company
H. M. Rulison
Mr. Cox
Charles A. Hinsch
Fifth National Bank
Lst
Queen City National Bank
Fifth National
Rulison
Charles A. Miller
Leo Schott
Treasuryship
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Ard Oil
M. M. van Buren Now
New York
Margaret
Hickman
J. R. Dempsey
Martha McCabe
Willard Massey
Virginia Hudson
Massey
Norfolk
Atlantic City
Hudson
McCabe
Barnegat
Commercial Tribune Bureau
Outlook
Want
Moscow Institution
Lieutenant Schmidt
George B. Gua
Cincinnati Trust
Hynicka
Schott
Luke A. Staley
Frank W. Ratterman
John Zumstein
Reuben B. Brooks
Tilden R. R. French
John C. Roth
Tilden R. French
John H. Gibson
Rudolph K. Hynicka
Charles M. Evans
St. James Place
Herman Wente
Epworth Avenue
John D. Schippers
Bremen Street
John Becker
West Liberty Street
John N. Garrett
State Avenue
James W. Bishop
Delta Avenue
Henry Verhage
West Eighth Street
Henry Wiessler
Vine Street
Henry Wilson
Cheviot
Henry H. Smith
Forest Avenue
Henry Goyert
Listen Avenue
John McGurty
Carlisle Avenue
Alex. B.muir
Locus Street
Charles Kelley
Addyston
John M. Wilson
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