Rehearing Ordered in Standard Oil Case
The Seventh Circuit orders a new trial in the government v Standard Oil of Indiana and Standard Oil of New Jersey ruling the prior $29,240,000 fine improper. It criticizes exclusion of evidence on intent, the per carload offense framing, and the high fine as an abuse of discretion. The court narrows the issues to proper rate knowledge, shipment as offense, and discretion in fines.
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Chicago
Court of Appeals
Seventh District
Standard Oil Company
Landis
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Usiinary
Sf Indiana
New Jersey
Baker and Seaman
Grosscpp
District Court
Edward Bogardus
Alton ‘Railroad
Hollands
Alton Railroad
Alton Road
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Otl
Standard Oil Company of Indian
New Jersey Corporation
United States Court of Appeals
United States District Court
Whiting
St. Louis
Illinois
Chicago and Alton
Oil Company
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
John D. Rockefeller
Indiana Corporation
Standard
the. Com
Noted Prelate of Episcopal Church Dies in 1900s Era
A prominent Episcopal church leader died, with mention of his wife and home. The report recalls his stance on social reform, a model saloon experiment, and legal questions around court discretion. It covers Standard Oil of Indiana rebates, Judge Landis, and a U.S. Court of Appeals ruling.
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Episcopal Church
Death of Henry Codman Potter Bishop of New York
Henry Codman Potter, seventh Protestant Episcopal bishop of New York, died in Cooperstown after several weeks illness. He was born May 25 1835 in Schenectady, educated in Philadelphia, and served Grace church New York before his 1883 consecration as bishop. He championed social work, built Grace church’s outreach, and spearheaded the Cathedral of St John the Divine project. He was twice married to Eliza R. Jacobs and Mrs Alfred Corning Clark, leaving a legacy of benevolence and public service.
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Cooperstown
N. Y
Henry Codman Potter
Diocese of
New York
Potter
Mason C. Davidge
Sarah Potter
Alonzo Potter
Edward S. Clark
Stephen C. Clark
F. A. Clark
Charles Russell
William Hyde
Schenectady
Pennsylvania
Nott
Union College
Philadelphia
G. E. Hare
Theological Seminary of
Virginia
St. Luke’s Church
Trinity Church
Pitsburg
Bowman
Christchurch
Greenburg
St. John’s Church
Troy
Gracé Church
Trinty College
Iowa
Grisa
New York-city
Mulberry
Houde
Dramshop
Into
Oh. Io
Sieht Geocen
W. A. Skidmore
Bishop Potter
Eliza R. Jacobs
Alfred Corning Clark
Cooperstown, N. Y
Grace Church
Grace Phorcly
Peter
East Side
Biskop Potter
Cambridge
Oxford
Harvard
Yale
Egypt
Bytia
Democrats Meet in Fort Wayne For Twelfth District Conference
Democratic leaders from the Twelfth district held a Fort Wayne conference to discuss party organization and campaign plans. District Chairman Hoff man led the session with officials from multiple counties expressing unity and enthusiasm for victory as organizers push for higher efficiency.
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Fort Wayne
A. S. Jackson
Greenfield
Hoff- Man
Jackson
Hoffman
Wayne Hotel
New County
Democratic
Main and
Harrison Streets
J. W. Adams
Columbia City Post
J. Howard Wagner
Auburn Courier
W. H. McEwen
Albion Democrat
W. O. Keenan
Butler Herald
George Handy
Lagrange Democrat
Oscar Michaelis
Kendallville News
E. C. Klink
Angola Herald
A. C. Wood
Steuben County
Miles Baxter
DeKalb County
G. D. Gaby
Noble County
J. H. Roy
Lagrange County
Cyrus Cline
BE. B. Thumma
Garrett
H. D. Stone
Albion
A. A. Adama
Columbia City
D. Meke
Auburn
Ab Kelly
Waterloo
Fred L. Feick
W. E. Ate J. O. Sessline
J. W. Roy
Lagrange
President's Yacht Rams and Sinks Schooner
Newport July 22 The Mayflower carrying the president aboard collided with and sank the lumber laden schooner Menawa. All aboard Menawa were rescued by the Mayflower as the schooner sank, with the president's party unaware of the collision until morning.
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Newport
R. L
Oyster Bay
New Haven
New London
Fire on South Second Street Injures Four in Boarding House
Four persons injured in a South Second Street boarding house fire in St. Louis with two believed fatally hurt. Several occupants reportedly jumped from upper windows to escape. Fire officials investigating cause and exact numbers of injuries.
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St. Louis
King父 seeks admin of estate amid $21,000 life policy haul
T W King of Wabash father of the late Charles S King arrived Wednesday to handle his son's estate and likely assume administration. A vault box revealed life and accident policies totaling 21000 from Prudential 7000 State Life Indianapolis 5000 Phoenix 2000 Standard Detroit 2609 and Preferred Accident New York 5000. The Prudential official arrived but plans for agency disposition await final estate action. King will oversee the local office and travel from Wabash as needed.
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T. W. King
Wabash
Charless. King
King
Elektron
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Newark
New Jersey
State Life Insurance Company
Indianapolis
Phoenix Life Insurance Company
Standard
Detroit
Preferred
Mrs R L Stevenson Injured In Auto Wreck
San Francisco reports from Old Mexico state Lloyd Osbourne's motor trip halted after a serious crash near Canestar Pass. Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson sustained the most severe injuries as the front wheel of Osbourne's car hit a tree on a curve, sending the party toward a precipice. Mrs Isabél Strong, and Osbourne were in the vehicle.
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San Francisco
Old Mexico
Lloyd Osbourne
Robert Louis Stevenson
Osbourne
Mra. Stevenson
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U. S
United States
Subway
Sims
Federal
United States District Attorney
Mrs Heney
Henticy ¢ Potter
Presidents Yacht
U. S. King
R. L. Stevenson
Hurt
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