Rockefeller Subpoena Looms for Chicago Testimony
The article reports John D. Rockefeller and others from Standard Oil being summoned to Chicago to testify before Judge Sandis in the federal case. Subpoenas target Rockefeller and Rogers with testimony due by 10 p.m. today, while officials coordinate service and verify jurisdiction.
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New York
Inty
Rockoerolfer
John J. Archbold
William PR
Howe
I. Q. Tarntow
Pelton
C. M. Pratt
Charles T. White
TN. Moffatt
Wim. Hutchinson
Chicago
Sandis
M. Jh. Ellott
Standard Oil ‘Company
United States
Trent Ficot
Wic Rockefeller
Rockefellers Brief Chicago Court Appearance Draws Little Attention
Toln D Rockefeller and his brother William Rockefeller arrived in Chicago and appeared before Judge Landis to be questioned about Standard Oil. The brothers kept a low profile, meeting with attorneys at the city home of Harold J McCormick and leaving without being recognized by most onlookers.
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Chicago
Toln D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
William
United States District Court
K. M. Landis
Rockefellers
Statchon
Sab
Fred J. Wady
Ods
Modunthial
Harold J. McCormick
Bellevue Avenue
McCormick
John de Lockefeller
Rockefeller Submits Brandon Reestablishment Inquiry
Postmaster General Meyer orders investigation into reestablishing Brandon New York post office after Rockefeller purchase extends over fifty thousand acres near Tarrytown. The case involves trespass arrests, a widening feud, and a 4 cent parcel order restricting Lamora from entering Rockefeller estate.
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Meyer
Brandon
N. Y
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Rockefellas
Tarrytown
Conveivan
Tirandon
Briadon
Rockefeller
Thy
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Trespasa
Lamora
Uckefeller
Postmaster General Weighs Branson Post Office Reestablishment
Letters from across the country prompt Postmaster General Meyer to seek facts about Branson post office closure and consider reestablishing a nearby office convenient for local residents outside the Rockefeller estate.
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Ray Pone
Meyer
Branson
Rockefeller
Tornado Toll Rises in Wisconsin to Twenty-One
A Wisconsin tornado left a 100 mile path through central counties on Wednesday night. Twenty-one deaths are now reported with many injured and property damage likely exceeding $100,000. New fatalities include Ole Wetley and Gulliek Thompson near Elroy, with others injured and towns such as Grand Rapids updating counts.
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St. Paul
Minn
Arehoy
Wilth
Wisconsin
Elroy
Mia
Ole Wetley
Childrven
Mra. Gulliek Thompson
Ole Brown
Iverson
Amelia Thompson
Grand Tapids
Telegraph
France Submarine Lubla Damaged During Drydock Test
A French submarine Lubla suffered serious damage when a drydock test submerged the vessel. An open valve let water flood the hull while crew inside watched. All electric equipment was ruined but no lives were lost. Also reported is the murder of San Francisco reporter George McGuire after a beating near Jackson and Filmore streets. In Ohio a woman receives a $20,000 reward promise for aiding a friend who helped an injured woman in Toledo.
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George McGuire
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Training Ship Cadets Strike Aboard Enterprise
Forty cadets from the Massachusetts naval training ship Enterprise refused to return to the vessel in New London Connecticut and sent a round robin demanding a written guarantee for better conditions before resuming duties. In St. Petersburg a bomb incident killed one person in Wiallar near Cigennensia, with attackers firing bombs at two high walls.
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Wise
Scores on the Diamonds Cheago Sully 6
Following are the baseball scores across leagues and associations with results from Pittsboro St Louis 1 to Pittsburg 2 in Pittsburg, New York 3 over Brooklyn, Cleveland 2 over New York 1, Detroit 9 over Adelphia 5, Louisville Toledo 1 over Toursville 4, Columbus Jolestin 0, St Paul 4 over Kansas City, Minneapolis 2 over Kansas City, Des Moines 5 over Qinali 8.
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Pittsburg
New York
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Crime and Uproar Mark Fourth of July News
An explosion at Consolidated mine No. 1T injures miner John Welsh after a loaded revolver wired to a box detonates. State Mine Inspector Walton Rutledge leads the probe while Superintendent Houck finds no labor trouble.
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Taly
Walton Rutledge
Louis Colonia
Angnat Genett
John Welsh
Wis
Pred Houck
Rutledge
Honek
Mattoon
Urban Park
Maltoon
Charleston
Clancy
Getty
Aio
Lost the Race and a Bride in Belleville Fourth of July
On the Fourth at “fiester’y park” in Belleville a racing event decided whether Frank Grimes of St Louis would win Miss Mabel Burs. Grimes’ horse Bobby G. finished third in the first heat and was later excluded after a collision. Milas Burs had vowed to marry Grimes if victorious, but her father objected and fired a revolver. Separate incidents include accidental shootings near Lefton and a fireworks explosion in Greenup injuring several. A new Cairo Terminal Move is authorized to build Cairo to north line of Palask county Illinois. Commission and Trip East St. Louis members depart on a Mississippi River trip.
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Frank Grimes
St Louis
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Crimes
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Kentucky Colonel
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New Railway Incorporated
Springfeld
vThe
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Cairo
Tlon Company
Perccipal
Palask County
Til
Notice to Subscribers Vacation Forwarding Service
Notice to subscribers that they may have their journals forwarded while away from the city by leaving their address at the office Telephone 23. Addresses can be changed as often as desired without extra charge The Daily Journal is delivered to a large part of the city for 10 cents a week
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Sinange
the Daily Journal
WAY
S.S.S
S. S
S.S. S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Verdict in New York Supreme Court for Dr Pierce against Ladies Home Journal
The New York Supreme Court returned a verdict in favor of Dr. Pierce after libelous 1904 articles in the Ladies Home Journal accused his Favorite Prescription of containing alcohol and harmful ingredients. The case asserts damages of 250,000 and contends the editor maliciously published false statements to harm his business.
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Ladies Home Journal
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Ladies’ Home Journal
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Supreme Court of
New York State
Birds Paddling Nests and European Hotel Sheets
A nature student notes a grebe nest built on water and describes the bird using its foot as a paddle to maneuver the nest. A traveler recounts European hotel sheets, complaining many were not fresh and some used a crepey fabric resembling Seersucker.
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Nature
Waterman
Hardening a Drill Point by Sulphuric Acid
The Huglish Mechanic explains a method to harden a drill by dipping the red hot point into sulphuric acid to a depth of about an eighth inch in a flat bottomed vessel. The tip becomes extremely hard while the rest stays soft, and rehardening is possible with less acid if it breaks.
A Dangerous Secret From an Eminent Scientist
An eminent scientist reveals he maintains exceptional health by habitual self denial eating only one meal daily. A doctor fears publishing such a regimen would ruin medical credibility. Westminster Gazette notes the exchange in Different Views.
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Westminster Gazette
Public sale of Breeport property in Stephenson County Illinois
In a Chancery decree of the Stephenson County Court a sale by public auction is ordered for the estate of Rose Press conservator Joseph N. Galloway against Anna A Meise Clarice M Meise William Meise guardian and others. Special Master William N Cronkrite will sell on July 16 at the courthouse in Freeport for cash to the highest bidder. The property at the northwest corner of Galena and Walnut streets known as the Gross property includes 60 feet on Galena and 129 feet on Walnut with a 9 front. A deposit is required and the balance paid at deed delivery. Abstract available from R P Eckert.
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Rose Press
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Clarice M. Meise
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Columbian Delegate Opposes New High Seas Property Rule
A Geneva convention committee session centers on dosenh OG Chote's proposal policing private property inviolability on the high seas. Colombia’s Perez Triana protests using United States of America wording and asserts opposition to the new principle.
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Fight Over Phonographs in New York War of Sales Rights
Supreme Court Justice Martin J Keough in Westchester County issues writs barring dealers from selling or stocking phonographs without the New York Phonograph Company authorization. About 600000 in dispute centers on bans against chain selling and holding records or supplies. The case follows a long running dispute involving Edison related companies over exclusive rights to sell phonographs in the state.
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Martin J. Keough
West Chester County
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Phos Graph Coiti
Seni HO
Fung Yes
Altimtes
National Phonograph
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Het
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New York Phonograph Company
Edgt Edison
Cuscasweet Promises Relief for Babies and Children
Wor FL Jungkuna a druggist at 85 Stephenson Street says Cuscasweet eases stomach upset inflammation and irritation in infants and keeps babies happy and well. The claim presents a pediatric digestive aid marketed to parents seeking gentle relief.
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Wor
FL Jungkuna
Stephenson Street
Piano tuners and music teachers advertise services
J Burdett, piano tuner, orders for Brown & Dollmeyer’s via phone 88. Harriet M Burbank, piano teacher, Studio 8 Grove St. Patrons missing papers are asked to notify the office.
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Brown & Dollmeyer
Ee Harriet M. Burbank
Grove St
An Old Time Tale of Mrs Newton and Stage Life
A humorous reminiscence contrasts Mrs Newton's domestic mail quandary with a distant office and a public telephone. It recalls Ellen Terry's early acting days with long rehearsals, brief meals, exhausted limbs, and nightly work in Mc Clure's Magazine recollections.
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Fortiale
Mumilins
Kean
Ellen Terry
McClure’'s
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