Rockefeller Served Subpoena In Pittsfield Case
After two weeks of efforts, Deputy Marshals finally served John J. Rockefeller with a federal subpoena at Tacouqe Farm Pittsfield. Rockefeller said he did not intend to dodge service and that he did not know exactly what was wanted. Sixteen subpoenas were issued with two executives in Europe and two others unreachable for the Saturday hearing.
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Joan D. Rockefeller
Landis
Federal Court of
Chiedge
Horkefeller
United States
Maralial Brink
North Adams
Rockefeller
John 1
Marly
Parmelee Prentice
Ruhl
Pittsfield
Wooders
Federal Court of Chicago
Framils
Tle
Rockefeller at Taconic Lodge Faces Contempt Possibility
Reports detail John D Rockefeller visiting Taconic Lodge in Pittsfield amid questions over armed guards and searchlights. Officials say a deposition will require a judge’s order and Rockefeller may appear in court in July or face contempt fines. United States Marshal Darling and Commissioner Weed discussed the case with local authorities.
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Bin
Rockefeller
Dink
Marshal Rink
Pittsfield
Aince
Taconle Loge
Taconic Lodge
Prentice
New York
Chicago
Weed
Gauuls
Wood
Marshal Dardhng
Eleven Will Be at Chicago Saturday
Chicago reports the anth poenu service on Rockefeller has been received by District Attorney Sims. Five individuals remain missing after the event. John D. Rockefeller is named in the notice, with details of the investigation and key figures being pursued.
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Chicago
Anthpoenu
Rockefeller
Sims
John D. Rockefeller
Elaveo
Minnesota
Kansas
Barrington Hall
Peereer
Malta Vita
Fair Play in Kentucky
Paintsville July 4 a man named Joe Fitzpatrick shot and killed Andy Coburn in a Prestonburg courtroom. Coburn, unaware of the danger, was seated near the bar when three shots were fired. Fitzpatrick and relatives left quietly. Coburn’s killer was not arrested and Coburn’s cousin’s killing charges linger. In Washington, a jury failed to reach a verdict in the criminal case against ex associate statistician Wilfines for conspiring to defraud the government by releasing crop data.
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Paintsville
F. A. Hopkins
Prestonbury Court House
Joe Fitzpatrick
Andy Coburn
Coburn
Pitzpatrick
Holmes
Washington
Efolines
Department of Agriculture
Crime by a Young Girl in New York
A Hungarian girl Magy Baless shot Harry Stern four times while he slept in East 7th street and then shot herself in the left breast. Both were hospitalized with slight chances of recovery.
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New York
Magy Baless
Harry Stern
East 7Th Street
Rome Masons Lay Wreaths on Garibaldi Monument
A large Italian and other Free Masons parade through Rome delivering wreaths to Garibaldi’s monument. The event appears as a formal show of solidarity with liberal and nationalist currents in Italy.
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Rome
Garibaldi
Cochran
Springfield
United States
Hague
Chamber of Deputies
Muelheim
Prussia
Grover Cleveland
Japan
Manchuria
Emperor Wilhelm
Copenhagen
Taft
Washington
Murray Bay
Canada
New York
Farquhar
WS. N
Newport
Trestent Mantel Amador
Republic of Panama
Mra. Amnatur
Aus tralia Champion Squires Falls in Colma Bout
In San Francisco on July 6, Squires, famed Australian boxing champion, was defeated by a Canadian fighter at Colma after a hard exchange. The match ended with Squires unable to continue.
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San Francisco
Squires
Australia
Colma
Burns Knocks Out Squires in Ten Seconds in Ring Gala
In a quick bout watched by about nine thousand spectators, Burns dominates Squires after early blows, sending him down twice and securing a decisive knockout. Gate receipts near $26 and Burns earns $338.00 plus side bets.
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Tommy
Louires
Tlem
Memoirs Reveal Emperor’s War Warning At Ems 1876
Rome reports fervor over extracts from Count Nigra memoirs, addressing a 1876 Ems meeting with Emperor William I. Nigra recalls the French demand for assurance on Spain’s throne, William’s refusal, and a dispatch to Prussian ambassadors. Napoleon III reportedly declared war after deeming the dispatch an insult to France.
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Rome
Mutch
Constanting Nigra
Count Nigra
William I
Ems
Spain
William
Bismarck
Nigra
France
Napoleon
United States and race remarks highlighted by Bishop Turner
Boston report of Bishop Henry M. Turner criticizing U S race relations at the African Methodist conference. He denounces white leaders and predicts political manipulation while blasting figures like Ike Vardaman Tillman and others as “human asses braying against God and nature.” Also notes a July 5 casualty and other incidents.
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Boston
Henry M. Turner
Philadelphia
United States
Ike Vardaman
Tillman
Vacation paper forwarding for subscribers
Notice to subscribers informs readers they can forward newspapers while away for the summer by leaving an address at the office. Call phone 23 to set up forwarding with no extra charge. The Daily Journal offers citywide delivery for the week.
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Journal
Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promoted for Digestive Ailments
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a versatile remedy for indigestion dyspepsia and stomach disorders. It claims mucous membrane remedies for catarrh and throat lung ailments and cautions it will not cure advanced consumption, while recommending Sage’s Catarrh Remedy for nasal passages.
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Pierce
Gollon
Deceived Passengers and Odd Sailor Exchanges
A fragmentary text outlines a quarrel over a watch claim and a comical exchange about travel plans. It references a watchmaker and a passenger saved by pigs, along with a bizarre breakfast detail in Sydney.
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Sydney
Exchange
No Chasing and the Ring Price Exchange
A brief exchange over ring pricing contrasts a plain ring with a chased design costing five shillings more. The London Lady quips about being chased by herself in a witty seller buyer dialogue. A line notes the first American world’s fair opening in New York City with President Franklin Pierce at a July 14, 1853 ceremony.
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London
Greville
New York City
Franklin Pierce
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Effective in Freeport
Freeport women suffer dull throbbing headaches and back pain linked to kidney trouble. Mrs. Claude Downey credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing her kidney attack and eliminating pain, dizziness, energy loss, and headaches after several months with no relapse. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY is sole U.S. agent. Remember the name Doan's.
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Freeport
Doan
Claude Downey
Cottonwood Street
Dean
Emmett
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
United States
Public auction of Breeport parcel in Stephenson County
Master in Chancery announces sale by public auction on July 11, 1907 in Freeport Illinois. Property is Lot 5 Block 50 in Breeport original town, northwest corner of Galena and Walnut streets, frontage 60 by 129 feet. Deposit required day of sale with balance on deed delivery. sale to highest bidder.
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R. P. Terkert
Circuit Court
Stephenson County
Tulinois
Joseph N. Galloway
Rase 2. Gra Wis
Anna A. Meise
Clarice SY. Meise
William S
Freeport
Alinola
A. D
Gatena and
Walnut Streets
Groza
Galena Street
Walnut Street
Borgbgtract
R. P. Bickers
Roberts Becomes President of Commercial National Bank
After a directors meeting in Chicago, George E. Roberts accepted the offer to be president of the Commercial National Bank of Chicago. Roberts will resign his government post immediately and plans to assume duties in Chicago at the earliest convenient time.
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Fie
Commercial National Bank
Chicago
New York
Commercial National Bank of Chicago
Roberts
Eity
J. H. Gary
Coomerehul National Boans of
George E. Roberts
Stone
Tribute to a Woman Erects Civil War Monument in Birmingham
A Casden chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy unveiled a marble monument to Emmi Sansom, a Civil War heroine who guided General Forrest’s march by showing a ford before a burned bridge. The event marks the third such Confederate-era female monument in the South.
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Birmingham
Ala
Jay
Casden
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Emmi Sansom
Forrest
Federarty
O. D P. Streight
Vhich Creek
Rome
Misa Sansom
Generol
Mederala
South
Fourth of July Celebrations and Varying News Across Regions
The article notes Fourth of July celebrations with parades and oratory, mentions Major Charles Ryanowles of Albany New York dying during a golf outing, and reports on various global and local items including a Belfast shipyard threat, a Baptist Young People's Union convention in Spokane, a travel federation convention in Kangug City, and a plant fire in Stanford Kansas. It also covers a centenary birth observance for a Poulan patriot and a report from Lisbon about trouble in Aura dhe Heroisme, plus a Brazilian Senate congratulating the United States on its independence anniversary. An ad promotes Cascusweet for babies sold by druggist Wm F Jungkuz.
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Europe
Charles Ryanowles
AL Any
N.Y
Belfast
Lrelaud
Baptist Young People's Union
Spokane
Wash
Amerie Federation of ‘Travelers
Kangug City
Wairbanks
Pergusalls
Minn
Stitford
Kun
Larrabee Flour Milling Company
Gals DE Gairibaldd
Lisbon
Truube
Aeros
Yate
Burdett Piano Tuner Notes Address and Contact
Patron notification lists missing papers and asks customers to inform the office. The item mentions F. J. Burdett piano tuner and J. Burbank teacher with scattered street references. Likely a local notice urging patrons to report delivery issues.
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Rockefallar
Taconsic
Goug
Alway
John D
Mags
Navslnid
Cleveland
John J. Rockefeller
Standard 611 Company
Iwithesdés
Sibyoonis
Fandis
H. F. Rogers
Standard of Company of New Jersey
W. J.tilford
Gaine Corporation
Fred A. Wann
Chicago and Alton Rathway
Tow Angeles
William Rockefeller
New Jersey Company
T. R. Payne
Union Tank Line
Marshal Henkel
Chicnga
Kentucky
St. Clair
Mich
Great Lakes Engineering Works
Bee
Lyons
Villeurbanne
Rice Building
Bouires
Australies
Burns
Bill Squires
Germany
Uncle Sam
Toulon
Columbus
Wiltag Dempsey
Cuyahoga County
Harris
Dempsey
Indiana Harbor
American Steel Foundry
Ind
Keosauqua
Dan'e! Roerstler
Coute
the Daily Journal
Mllegend
Blatter
Iawyer
Washington Berald
William N. Cronkrite
R. P. Ecker
Ackess
Maclean
Harry MacvLean
Drigand Rorisuti
Morocco
Ruigali
Mav
Tlean
W. FE. M. Man Hilted
Denver
Col
Frank Sehmelaer
Silverton
Brer
Western Federation of Miners
Sehmelzer
Nelidolf
The
Notb Doth
Anna Ketstein
Thoston
Mass
Paris
Are Rest Uy
Athens
Delorme
Bank For Investment
Wm. F. Jungkuuz
Stephenson Street
F. J. Burdett
Ordere
Brown & Dollmeyer
Flarriee
J. Burbank
Seurtia
Grove St. Ddh
Pune
Rayo
Standard OW
Standard Cigar Co
Galena, Illinois
Schoeffel & Brokhausen
Galennae Thee Telenhanes
Savings Bank
Peck-Williamson
Froopart Hardware
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