US Court Rules Standard Oil of New Jersey Illegal and Dissolved
In a historic ruling Circuit Judge W H Sanborn states Standard Oil of New Jersey is an illegal corporation and orders its dissolution. The decree bars the firm and seven subsidiaries from interstate petroleum commerce until they abandon the illegal combination, with a thirty day window for appeal to the Supreme Court.
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St. Paul, Minn
W. H. Sanborn
St. Louis
St. Paul
United States Circuit Court For
District of Missouri
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Sanborn
Adams
Cook
United States Circuit Court
Vandeventer
Cheyenne
Hook
Leavenworth
St Louis
Frank B. Kellogg
Charles B. Morrison
Chicago
United States
John G. Milburn
Buffalo
N .Y
David T. Watson
Pittsburg
Moritz Rosenthal
John G. Johnson
Philadelphia
John D. Rockefeller
William Rockefeller
Henry M. Flagler
H. H. Rogers
John B. Archibald
Oliver H. Paine
Charles M. Pratt
Standard Oil Co
Standard Oil Company
Will Take Appeal, New York
Standard Oil Company officials announce an appeal to be filed today in St. Louis and St. Paul from a United States circuit court decision, confirming the general understanding of the move.
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New York
Standard of! Co
United States Circuit Court
St. Louis
St. Paul
Stock Breaks Badly After Standard Oil Dissolution
New York news reports the dissolution order for the Standard Oil Company triggering widespread liquidation on the stock market. General declines ranged from one to four points with Reading the weakest, dropping four points from the prior close. Standard Old stock closed at 690 bid, 700 asked, down 12 1/2 points from last night.
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New York
Standard of! Company
Stock Exchange
Attorney General Hails Standard Oil Dissolution Decision
Leavenworth Kansas November 20 Attorney General George W Wickersham said the decision dissolving the Standard Oil Company is one of the most important rendered in this country He expressed great gratification and called it the utmost penalty possible against a great monopoly under anti trust law.
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Leavenworth, Kas
George W. Wickersham
Standard Oil Company
Wickersham
Rescuers Find Ten Alive in St. Paul Mine Disaster
Cherry reports forty men were found alive in the St. Paul Mine after seven days entombment. Survivors were brought to the hoisting shaft. one man, though mutilated by smoke, could mutter briefly. It appears the trapped group sealed themselves in and were later freed.
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ST. Paul
Cherry
Miners Rescue In Illinois Mine After Seven Days
In Cherry Illinois a group of 78 miners were rescued from a mine after seven days entombed in darkness. Led by Crescini and aided by an English adviser, rescuers faced a fire and dwindling rations while volunteers rejoined the shaft. Some believed 150 men remained alive in other sections as hope persisted.
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Cherry
Ill
Jos. Crescini
Crescini
Duncan McDonald
Illnois Federation of Minera
William Cleland
Mass death scene recounted as bodies lifted from ruins
Rescue workers recovered numerous corpses after a large disaster. One pile contained thirty bodies, and the earlier heartbreaking scenes were repeated on a wider scale as local people witnessed the grim clearance. Many spectators could not bear the sights.
Yale Defeats Harvard 8 to 0 in Varsity Football
Yale blanks Harvard 8 to 0 with a 5-0 lead by halftime. In the second half Yale adds three more points as Harvard fails to score, securing a decisive win in the rivalry.
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Yale
Harvard
Yale Defeats Harvard 8-0 in Gridiron Showdown
Yale wins 8 to 0 in Cambridge as Captain Coy kicks two 35 yard field goals for all points. A Harvard safety adds two, with Yale never beyond a touchdown of the Harvard goal. Crowds gather as teams prepare for today’s clash amid strong regional support.
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Cambridge
Yale
Harvard
Coy
Crimson
Mass
Yale and Harvard Celebrate in Roaring Parade
Founders and stockholders stir Yale with watchmen and eager professors while Cambridge braces for a noisy day. Harvard students remain calm as crimson and blue banners flood every street, a frenzy of flags and bets on the grand game between the two teams.
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Yale
Harvard
Cambridge
America
Execution of Americans Confirmed in Nicaragua
Washington reports official confirmation that two Americans LeRoy Cannon and Leonard Grace were executed in Nicaragua. The State Department announced the confirmation today, listing the names and noting the incident.
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Washington
Nicaragua
LeRoy Cannon
Leonard Grace
State Department
Senator Sullivan Receives Cable saying Cannons Executed
Stillwater Minnesota November 20 State Senator George H Sullivan received a cablegram from a friend in Nicaragua reporting that Cannon and a co defendant were executed after a fair trial. The message confirms a death sentence carried out abroad.
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Stillwater
Minn
George H. Sullivan
Nicaragua
Cannon
Jury Discharges After Murder Case Deadlock
Tacoma readers report the jury in the Mrs. Kvalshaug murder complicity case failed to reach a verdict after being out since Friday afternoon. The judge discharged the jurors today with no agreement on guilt or innocence.
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Tacoma
Kvalshaug
Miners’ Rescue Delayed by Coal Fall After Bodies Brought Up
The sight and others could not endure the mine fumes. Bodies will be held 24 hours for identification, then buried if not recognized. Recovery work paused briefly when a fall of coal occurred after ten bodies were retrieved.
Lumbermen Session Held by Oregon and Washington Group
An enthusiastic meeting of the Oregon and Washington Lumber Manufacturers Association is in Cottage Grove today. Mill men from the region are gathered to discuss affairs, with attendance representing substantial capital. Visitors receive a rowing reception and grand banquet tonight, as Cottage Grove hosts the event with hospitality.
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Oregon & Washington Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Cottage Grove
Attedance
Cuzups
Eugene
Idaho Bank Officials Under Investigation
Moscow, Idaho, Nov 18. A Federal grand jury probing the Lewiston National Bank shortage filed its first true bill this afternoon. Indictments are expected against bank officials or former officials and aides, with F. W. Kettenbach as a likely defendant alongside W. F. Kettenbach and George H. Kester. Clarence W. Robnett is also named. J. K. Chapman faces no indictment.
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Moscow
Idaho
Federal Grand Jury
Lewiston National Bank
Richardson
Grand
Peyton Gordon
F. W. Kettenbach
W. F. Kettenbbach
George H Kester
Clarance W. Robnett
J .K. Chapman
Exteller
Turkey market gains push price for dressed birds
Roseburg Oregon November 19 local turkey market shows strength as competition from outside buyers lifts prices. Early expectations of 1 to 9 cents gave way to 19 to 21 cents for dressed birds with local dealers scrambling to fill contracts at 19 to 20 cents f o b Roseburg. Producers thus gain more favorable terms in this season’s market.
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F. O. B. Roseburg
P. & E. Railroad to Use Automobiles for Tourists
Medford Oregon November 19 arrangements have been made for the Pacific and Eastern railroad to cooperate with the Southern Pacific in taking tourists to Crater Lake. The line will operate an automobile route from its Crater Lake extension to Klamath Falls where travelers can again board the Southern Pacific. John R. Allen hopes the Pacific and Eastern reaches Butte Falls and perhaps beyond by the next tourist season.
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Medford, Or
Pacific & Eastern Railroad
Southern Pacific
Crater Lake
Klamath Falls
John R. Allen
Pacific and Eastern
Butte Falls
Horace McKinley Figures in Suit
Henry A. Salter of LaCrosse Wisconsin filed a federal court complaint to recover certificates for 6400 acres of land and 18000 dollars. The action targets George Sorenson S A D Puter Horace G McKinley J Ole Storey Edward H Flueck and Storey Bracher Lumber Company related to a 1905 land fraud ring. The filing occurred November 6 in the federal court building by A E B Clark and public release followed.
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Henry A. Salter
LaCrosse
Wis
George Sorenson
A. D. Puter
Horace G. McKinley
J. Ole Storey
Edward H. Flueck
Storey-Bracher Lumber Company
Federal Court
A. EB. Clark
Portland Telegram
Kite Her Foe of 80 Years War Dyspepsia Cure
Mrs James Doncan of Haynesville Maine claims long suffering with dyspepsia and insomnia ended after trying Electric Bitters. She aged 70 says she regained health and strength and can eat anything. Copy mentions appetite loss indigestion and kidney trouble. Also note John Maughn near Eugene Coburg road received honorable mention from President Webhrung for preserved fruits exhibit at Seattle exposition.
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James Doncan
Haynesville
W. A. Kuykendall'a
John Maughn
Eugene
Coburg
Webhrung
Oregon Commission
Seattle Exposition
Oregon Building
Night of Sorrow and Death in People's Pulpit Sermon
Pastor Ram sell of Brooklyn Tabernacle delivers a Sunday message focusing on the Bible as the sole source of comfort for human woe. He argues the God of the Bible shows love and sympathy to all in distress, contrasting it with heathen gods and noting creation’s groaning while awaiting the redemption of the body.
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Ramsell
Brooklyn Tabernacle
God
Jesus
Josas
Tomans viii
Apostle
Thenmelves
Christ
The Hope of the Royal Priesthood and Millennium
A religious meditation argues against eternal torment, frames death as the ultimate penalty for sin, and outlines the Church’s future reward. It describes the Millennium as a time when divine blessings restore humanity, with the Church entering a heavenly, ruling priesthood and the world gaining earthly perfection through Christ.
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Satan
St Paul
Agdani
Christ
Menteord
Tim
Redeemer Bindf
Jesus
Adam
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Anya the Apostle
Charles T
Russell
Brooklyn
Abernacle
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