Monnett Names Squires as Bribe Link in Oil Case
Columbus May 9 Attorney General Monnett answers the Ohio Supreme Court motion naming Charles B Squires as the man who allegedly offered a bribe to drop prosecutions against Standard Oil Squires denies the accusation and says he warned Monnett about a promoter of schemes Endorse President policy meetings in Chicago and a Philippine commission report follow with remarks by Foulke Dolliver and Hay The neighborly testimonial to Dr Pierce medicines is cited in a letters page note
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Standard Oil Company
Charles B. Squires
Cleveland
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Ohio Supreme Court
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Manhattan Fire Insurance Company
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Imass
Philippine Islands
Central Music Hall
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John Barton Payne
Thomas B. Bryan
President McKinley
Admiral Dewey
William Dudley Foulke
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Jonathan P. Dolliver
Iowa
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FL. Hensen
Wm. S. Vollmer
Concord
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N.C
R. ¥. Pierce
Buffalo
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Americans Sweep Toward Bacolor in Philippine Campaign
In May 1899 American forces prepare to clear Bacolor, five miles southwest of San Fernando, as general Mascardo commands 6000 rebels with entrenched trenches. The advance, supported by artillery and steamers Laguna de Bay and Cavadonga, faces stubborn defenses and jungle fire, while American commanders MacArthur Lawton and Ovenshine reassess positions around San Fernando and nearby towns.
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Naylor
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First Montana
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Young
Montana Regiment
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Court finds beef inquiry faulted for officials actions
A military court report released by Acting Secretary Meiklejohn finds General Miles' claims that refrigerated beef was chemically treated not established while sustaining parts of the charge about canned roast beef as unfit for transports and field rations. It censures Miles for delay in reporting, Commissary General for excessive canned beef purchases, and Colonel Maus for failure to flag chemical-treated beef. The court advises no further proceedings and notes no guilt assigned to officers commanders.
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