Archbold Cross-Examination Reveals Large Oil Loan Memory Gap
John D Archbold faced a sharp cross examination as Kellogg pressed for recall of a $3 000 000 loan to McDonald and the American Oil Company during the Standard Oil dissolution case. Archbold struggled to remember key details, while testimony traced stock recall and trustee roles in the Manhattan Oil Company and related entities amid a complex web of reorganizations and trusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Meponatl
Omton
Bell
Hes
Wrewald
Armanded Kotogg
Arena
Kellogg
Manhattan OT Company
Altwation
Moriie Noventhal
Mrr
Archbold
Hykot
Rosenthal
Withcan
Blandart Oil Couyjinng
New Jersey
Fuade
O Company
Ohio
Havonne
Newburgh
N. J
Ol Company
New York
Stantard Ol Co
Wandard
Nquidetiont
Revnthal
Newidation Trust
John D Marketofter
Witneu
Mt Po
New Jareer
Keefe Commissioner General of Immigration Report
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Keefe Commissioner General of Immigration dated December 27. Mentions departure or meeting notes and unspecified actions at a United States site. Details are illegible, limiting a clear summary of events or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keefe
Immigration
Troops Withdrawn as Workers Go on Strike Near Keasbey
Information from Gen. Dennis F. Colling says troops at the National Fire Proofing Company in Keasbey were withdrawn to their homes as strikers accepted a tarmac. Soon after, workers refused to work again, causing a new outbreak and police to patrol Perth Amboy. Colling suspects the return of troops was a ruse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis F. Colling
National Fire Proofing Company
Keasbey
Porth Amboy
Atrikers
Perth Amboy
Sene
Collina
Copper Wire Theft Halts Trolleys In Union County
Commuters relying on Morrie Traction from Yuiom and Sumy mit faced disruption after 400 feet of copper wire was stolen overnight. Police pursued the thieves, but no arrests were made by late day. Authorities suspect the same group responsible for last year’s thefts, for which a multi hundred dollar reward stands. Wire value is about sixteen cents a pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thin City
Morrie ‘Traction Company
Yuiom
Sumymit
Gopdist
Morris Avenue
Union
Cannon Will Favor Real Tariff Revision
Hot Springs Virginia dispatch asserts Joseph G Cannon of Illinois can be reelected Speaker without opposition. Within the last day assurances claim Cannon will use his power to push a thorough tariff revision and advance aggressive legislation in support of Taft’s administration.
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Jowrmm
Hot Springs
Jurge Taft
Joseph G Cannon
Ilinoia
House of Representatives
Watt
Ie Frankenf. Hitchcock
Taft 1
Union County Savings Bank Seeks Gilt-Edged Securities
Advertisement details the gilt-edged securities held by Union County Savings Bank. It notes the bonds’ character and regulatory status, describing the bank as conservative and its assets as securely invested in government quality securities. The notice emphasizes safety and reliable interest, reflecting cautious banking practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings Banks
Union County Savings Bank
Union
County Savings Bank i
Sears
Aly & T
City to appoint fire and library board members
Mayor Ryan plans to name a member to the Fire Commissioners and form the first Library Commission tonight. Possible appointees include Superintendent Richard K. Clement, Dr. John P. Reilly, Chancellor William Magie, Raymond W. Parrot, George S. Leary, Melville Egleston, and others tied to education and library campaigns. Public speculation centers on party balance and the Governor’s pattern.
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Ryan
Board of Fire Commissioners
Library Commissioners
Library Commission
Richard KE. Clement
Somminaign
Clement
Whee Ie
Schoools
John P. Reilly
Board of Education
Acema
Wiliam Magie
General Library Committee
Raymond W. Parrot
Fire Board
Patterson
Dennis F. Colina
Fty
Mraying
Geor 4
Republican Fire
Agein
Eer LH
Neitt
Hap
Wes Wee
Kirkland
Shoett
Austrian Recall Sparks Diplomatic Unrest In Vienna
Vienna reports a recall rattling Austrian officialdom after a note from Berthold, Austro-Hungarian Ambassador to Russia, appears to be a pretext masking broader tensions. The official reason mentions health, but chatter says it signals deeper friction with Russia and internal alignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Berthold
Huseia
Vessels Collide Near Fos as Search for Wreck Begins
Dover news reports two vessels collided in fog off Fos near Fos, with all aboard feared lost. Rescue boats comb the area but heavy fog prevents locating any wreck or survivors as the search continues near the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Dover
Land
Corner In Butter Bread Debate News Snapshot
An unclear excerpt discusses bread with or without butter and its value to the average man. The fragment mentions a corner as a metaphor and hints at a comparison of quality and sufficiency in daily life, with elusive references to food and perhaps a social or economic angle.
Pacer ce Bae
The text presents unclear repeated phrases and appears garbled with no identifiable event or names. It cannot be reliably interpreted as a coherent news item.
Lewis Leader Pierce Loses In Trenton Speaker Selection
In a state house caucus held in Trenton on December 1, Republicans chose John D. Prince of Passaic as Speaker after a vote that saw William P. Martin of Kaneohe as the lone opposition. Grifith Lewis of Burlington was named party leader with a unanimous backing alongside other officers including Clerk James Parker and Journal Clerk George H. Johnston.
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Trenton
Bite House
John Dotrines
Waosale
Grifith Lewis
Burlington County
Prince
William P. Martin
Kanex
Priner
Pierce
Union
Lewln
Gloucester
Walter P. Purcell
Kasex
William R. Swan
Exnox
Wiliam
Dey
Middlesex
Kenry Parr Bitar
Cumberland
Richard J. Chaplin
Morris
Knoch
Cleitting
Cupe May
Sperry Displeases Manila Residents With Cruise Plan
Manila dispatch says the American fleet departed at 8 am amid rain, drawing rebukes from residents over entertainment plans and limited shore leave. Gen. Smith pressed Washington to permit four days ashore. Sperry cited cholera risk. The fleet stops at Colombo December 14, then sails to Suez arriving January 5 for coal and division into smaller groups for calls at ports.
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Journal
Manila
Ieee
Sperry
Gav
Smith
Washi
Fanila
Gordon
Washington
Colombo
Suez
Armed robbers hold up New York trolley car
Three men armed with revolvers robbed a Third Avenue surface car early today in New York. They forced the motorman to keep the car moving and coerced the conductor to surrender the money at the rear platform before escaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrerorn Scene Journaly
New York
Third Avenue
Mother harms child then kills herself in Tennessee
A mother in Memphi s Tennessee attempted to murder her 1-year-old child by poisoning with carbolic acid and then killed herself. Both mother and child were severely burned from head to foot, and bystander reports describe a desperate struggle at the Menbody Hotel today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seieraph
Memiphis
Tenn
Guy Nicholas F. Erringto
Menbody
Dern
Daugster
Washington's Birthday Speech at University Oration
A February 22 event at the University of Vetlagiesnia features an oration by a preeldereslect named Fen ey Totesie o cee natte, a long-standing tradition extended for the occasion. The university celebrates with anticipation as Tonesia receives cheers.
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Washington
T Vetlagiesnia
Tonesia
Pope Pina II in Poor Health Amid Health Concerns
Pope Pina II, facing bronchitis and a serious illness, was ordered to remain in bed by doctors. Reported delays and medical advisories amid speculation about the pope's condition and possible impact on church activities.
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Rewareen
State Editor and Lentz Clash Over Cutting Report
Krenton Dec 1 Willian Cloke the State editor of reports cut fourteen pages from the mort report of the State Board of Taxation before sending it to the Secretary of State for printing Major Carl Lewis of Newark president of the board discovered the cut and filed a complaint at the State House The governor upheld the editor while the board demanded the full report noting the cut would affect tax questions and property owners in other towns Cloke announced the cut was on a source he could not name and the dispute centers on newspaper independence and state publication policy
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Krenton
Willian Cloke
Mort
State Board of Taxation
Secretary of State
Carl Lewis
Newark
State House
Uoy
Fort
Theanseasorn
Great Vale
Hinda
Cloke
Dent
Alan
Lente
New Jersey
Gov. Fort
False Alarm Culprit Caught After Box 144 Incident
Frederick McDonald, 1 year old, charged with false alarm tied to five youths on Third and Chiller Streets. James J. O'Brien and team arrested McDonald after police investigated the box alarm from Sunday night. Bail set at 9600. grand jury action pending. Other youths charged with creating disturbance and insulting women. McDonald reportedly admitted pulling the alarm to see fire engines respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. O'Brien
John O'Leary
Second Precinct
Third
Chiller
Frederick McDonald
Fourth Street
City Criminal Court
McDonald
O’brien
Alara
Chick
Fire Department
Gerstung
James Small
Charing Geier
Samuel Schwartz
William Rutherford
Alorm
Hom
O'Brien
Reitman
Bedell
Newberry Sworn In as Secretary of the Navy
Truman M. Newberry of Michigan was sworn in as Secretary of the Navy succeeding Victor Metcalf. He attended the first Cabinet meeting at the White House after taking the oath administered by B. Hanng in the presence of Navy officials. Mrs. Newberry and daughter Carol attended. Metcalf extended congratulations, praising Newberry’s knowledge and fitness for the role.
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Washington
Truman MW. Newberry
Michigan
Navy
Victor H. Metcalf
California
Newberry
White Home
B. Hanng
Carol Newberry
Atmer
Metcalf
Wells
Department
Satterlee Accepts Navy Post in New York Report
Hertert L. Satterlee of New York has taken the post of Assistant Secretary of the Navy. The duties include handling the tender of the portfolio as arranged by the United Press, announced yesterday.
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Latterine
Aasistant
Washington
Dec
Hertert L. Satterlee
New York
Mangano Case Briefs Delayed After Court Directive
The Court of Merrie and Appenin in Trenton ordered both defense and state to file briefs on Mangano's writ of error concerning his February murder conviction of Dominic Cervaat. The ruling delays a decision for several weeks as Mangano's attorney William Re Wilton and Prosecutor Swift prepare their arguments. the motion to carry over term was denied.
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Dominick Mangano
Dominic Cervaat
Court of Merrie and Appenin
Trenton
Willian
Wilton
Mangano
Mayet
Swift
Ue Stats
Yatterday
Accusations Fly Between Anti-Saloon League and Opposing Group
Philadelphia dispatch reports officers of the National Anti-Saloon League at a meeting in Philadelphia where they reject charges of colluding with liquor interests and profiting from contributions. A Detroit man, Madeo, and an unnamed opponent plan to brief the Federal Council of Protestant Churches next week with demands for an investigation and countercharges.
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Tategraph
Philadelphia
Dee
Ellevue
Madeo
Detroit
Mick
Counel
Binh
League
Aye
Wall Street opens with shift to low-priced railroad issues
The market shows speculative interest moving to groups of low-priced railroad issues. Rock Island preferred leads activity, trading near a new high for the day. Railroad bonds are steady to unchanged, with other securities showing irregular movement.
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New York
Rock Island
Laborers Ready to Try to Check Flood at Pine Bluff
Pine Bluff Arkansas December 1 Armed with picks shovels and axes an army of laborers work the north bank of the Arkansas river above the city ready at a moment's notice to reinforce Government levees and divert the river if needed to save valuable property worth over 300000 including the Abtel Jefferson. Meanwhile authorities in Washington press to secure government permission to open the levee. The rapid rise of rivers alarms the region but Guthrie Oklahoma reports rivers within normal bounds today and life and property are the chief concern.
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Pine Blatt
Ark
Arkansas River
Srady
Wsington
Guthrie
Okla
Dec
Nitiates
Burton Not to Oppose Cannon for Speakership
Washington dispatch reports a lengthy political exchange showing former Congressman Burton will not run for Speaker against Joseph Cannon. Burton indicated progress in talks about the Speakership and the Ohio Senate seat, while rumors link Rear Admiral Theodore Burtés of Cleveland to a cabinet offer.
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Burton
Cannon
Fox Ievegrage
Washington
Congregsumu
Pettmeter
Cleviland
Folk Rlowe
Chaiman
Riv Harbery
Jae.eeu
City Council Sewer Plan Defended by Engineer
A communication from Francia Collingwood defends the city council sewer plan to intercept and remove sewage from the Elizabeth River. The letter argues multiple designs exist, explains that the proposed intercepting sewer will remove sewage before decay, and notes experiments showing rapid dilution in the sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
Hag
Francia Collingwood
Elizabeth
Weiter
Aml
Eworry
Postmasters and Civil Service Notes Across States
Fragmented OCR text mentions postmasters under civil service and references locations across New York, Ohio, Indiana, and Rhode Island with scattered phrases about trade. No clear event or dates emerge, making precise summary and identification of individuals difficult.
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J. D. Archbold
James McDonald
Prober Kellogg
Tournal
John D. Archbold
Jvstow
Blanderd OiLmayan
Yyw Cit Company
Kerris
Gowld
Yenecsitir
Krank B. Kell
Rehbebs
Dons
Ingtve
Deira
Gen. Collins
Moris Traction Company
Magle, Wittemore and
Reilly
Esther Kline
Patterson Neill
Ama
Pacer Ce
Lewis
Burlington
John D. Prince
Passaic
Sey
Whan
N. Y
Pope NO
Lentz
Boy
Gerstung Mads
Secretary OF Navy
Satterlee
Prosscutor
Antisaloon League
Wall Street
Frank Hand CO. Carry & Toil
Hii
United States
Bridge Street
Summer Street
Simind
Lwast
Desige
Civil Service
Dev
New Jetary
Indiana
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