Immunity Bath Used Proves to Be Good Medicine
The prosecution outlines key facts from a case linking ownership of the Manhattan Company of Ohio to the Standard Oil complex. Witnesses describe stock, boards, and transfers, while a parallel criminal suit targets JP Gilbert and the Manhattan entity over alleged conspiracies tied to oil pipelines and refining assets.
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Bindhiy, O
Miavdellin
Ohio
Reneval
Pinsted
Qendon
Fasgand
Ales
Manhattan
Vitesse Fiteis
Festimuany
Gwihbert
Mantnithi
Tt En
Red Dice
Lina Uae
Prices paid for oil in Lima field spark legal probe
In the South Lima Meld the Manhattan and Buckeye pipelines pay producers 5 cents less per barrel than in North Lima where independent buyers operate. Cuthbert cites protecting pipelines from competition as motive. Prosecutors press on competitors Windlay’s National Refining and Toledo Paragon Oil. The witness admits North Lima profits are minimal while Indiana Territory deals reflect vegan market price.
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South Lima
Manhattan
Buckeye
North
Lima
Cuthbert
Btate
Phelps
National Refining Company
Windlay
Paragon
Toledo
North Lima Field
Trainor Purchasing Agency
David
Indiana Territory
Sun Pipe Line Company
Indiana Pipe Line Commpany
Ure Buckéye Company
Dever
Abotter
Luca
Kline
Troup
Mhereby
Yar Eqipacy
Hearst Plays A Union Card In Corning Campaign Stop
Hearst and Blaine campaign entourage reach Corning after a ten hour trip across three states. The visit contrasts Hearst's union stance with Hughes surge outlook and charts a course amid organized labor concerns.
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Corning, N
Hearst
Bla
Corning
Severe storm halts vessels and floods Port Eltron
A fierce gale and heavy snow from Lakes Brie to Port Hivron cripple shipping. Port Harbor is reported filled with boats and ice, with up to five ditches of snow at Port Eltron. Inspector Conger of the weather bureau says the storm has blown itself out and the ice remains thick on the harbor approaches.
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Pietro
Tie
Brie
Saul
Port Hivron
Michigan
Manchiette
Port Eltron
Inspector Conger
Chureau
Relapse to Barbarism in Liberty Murder Suicide
In Liberty Ma Oct 22 Jesse Webb 20 was shot by his wife after a brief marriage on honey moon trip. Webb severely wounded. Mrs Webb shot herself in heart and died instantly. Webb had tuberculosis worsen recently. couple had discussed ending their lives. In Steubenville Frederick Cole Fairbanks son of the vice president married Jo Fairbanks in a quiet elopement like ceremony in Pittsburg.
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Liberty
Smithville
Here
Jesse Webb
Phittsburg
Steubenville, O
Frederick Cole Fairbanks
United States
Telen E H. Scott
Pittsburg
Jo. Fairbanks
Judiciary nominating convention endorses ticket except one swap
The Republic and judiciary convention for nominating candidates for the supreme court surrogate and court of general sessions endorsed the ticket recently filed by the judiciary nominating committee. The sole exception was replacing Judge William Z. Wyatt with Judge Otto Rosinsky for the judge in the court of general sessions.
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New York
Get
Republican Judiciary Convention
Supreme Emir
Court of General Sessions
Judiciary N
Otto Rosinsky
William Z. Wyatt
Salt Lake City Lawyer Charles W Bennett Killed by Street Car
Charles W Bennett prominent Utah lawyer and former senator candidate at statehood era was struck down and killed by a street car in Salt Lake City. He had moved from Wisconsin to Chicago before his political bid. he was ten years old at the time of the event.
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Jali
Donald
Hughes
Mia Pillaghes
Hearst
New York
A. McDonald
Trehes
Teter
Sanreateisea
Cepacia
Salt Lake City
Get
Charles W. Bennett
United States
Utah
Statehood
Bennet
Wiesansin
Chicago
New U S War Veterans Leader Appointed by Roosevelt
Captain Thomiston Ward Jr newly elected commander in chief of the United Spains War Veterans, with John Lewis Smith as adjutant general, announced under President Roosevelt and discussing rifle club organization.
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Washington
Get
Thomiston Ward, Jr
United Spains’ Americ War Veteris
Comporniie
John Lewis Smith
Premize Tlon
Roosevelt
Rifle Club
Bonaparte Speaks to Veterans at New Willard Hotel
The report notes a banquet held for War Veterans at the New Willard hotel in Washington. Secretary of the Navy Charles J. Bonaparte was the featured speaker addressing attendees from the Spams War Veterans group.
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Washington
Wittard
Navy
Charles J. Bonaparte
Antannecs BUS Remedy Promoted for Colic and Diarrhea
A historical advertisement touts Chamberlain Antennecs Bus as a reliable remedy for colic and diarrhea. It claims long use by chestess, thousands of testimonials, and approval by physicians. The copy asserts life-saving potential and widespread trust, urging readers to buy.
Salt Lake Way Driving Up as Bryan Runs
Ambiguous fragment notes Bryan running amid talk of Salt Lake Way driving up and mentions Van's buckwheat cukes with unclear dates or places.
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Salt Lake
Bryan
Van
Isle of Pines status uncertain in Cuba annexation debate
Provisional Cuban government claims no authority to cede Pines to the United States while US treaty terms face Senate ratification. Residents urge US sovereignty. a temporary US governor could be appointed. Citizens exonerate Root and Wood from blame, seek settlement on Isle of Pines status amid Cuban revolution discourse and Taft administration ties.
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Havin
Qet
Tha
Cuba
United States Senate
State Department
Provisional Government
War Department
Isle of Vines
United States
Isle of Pines
Provisional Government of
American Association of the
Taft
Root
Wood
Isle
Leonard Wood
Returning Rebel Parade Through Elavaun City
A large crowd of Libergds and terrocs gathered across Elavaun Havana Cet to escort returning ex-rebels to Liberal quarters. Colonel Petovectri was expected, but Governor Part redirected him to the western mines. At Cietinme and San Pafsred streets police halted the parade amid confusion and crowding.
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Havana
Cet
Plaverna
Teigadior Aretciba
Cermiinus
Western Railroad
Liberal
Coloniel Petovectri
Pino @urerra
Part
Petesiu di Uta del Hilo
Cietinme and
San Pafsred
Poitley Police
Overworked Horse Needs Digestion Aid, Public Seeks Relief
A plea notes a horse's overwork causing stomach distress and suggests humane care. The text questions harsh treatment and endorses relief by digestive aid like Kodol For Dyspepsia, sold by druggists, to help the animal recuperate.
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Fang
Oman
AP Bars Fake Ledduf
A fragment from an AP report notes alleged fake activity surrounding a person or entity named Ledduf. The brief mentions piano fines of six dollars and includes a reference to an AP source or bureau. Further readable context is limited.
Washingtons warning to northern Negro leaders on citizenship advice
National Afro American Council meeting in New York featured Booker T Washington delivering a principal address atton church. He urged northern Blacks to avoid rash statements that could ignite southern tensions and cautioned them to practice what they preach before urging southern peers to follow.
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New York
Washington
Tin
Wuehes Denounces Better Class Notion in Gubernatorial Campaign
Chas M. Wuehes, Republican nominee for governor, spoke in Canandaigua on October 12 denouncing talk of a better class and urging rejection of efforts to inflame envy and passion. He warned newspapers across communities fund uproar to divide the nation and said the issue now is decisive at the polls.
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Canandaigua
N.Y. Oet
Chasmh Wuehes
Casses
United States
Janitor Captain Thmuar Cleary Dies in New York
Thmuar Cleary once an alderman and possibly the world’s highest paid janitor is dead in New York. He served as caretaker of the Equitable Life Assurance Society building at 120 Broadway earning $26,010 annually, a figure cited during an insurance investigation.
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New York
Thmuar Cleary
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Proadway
Cleary
Simplified Spelling Proposal Rejected by Veterans
Washington Oct 12 in the final business session of the United Span ish War Veterans the suggestion to use a simplified spelling method for official documents was put forward but was almost unanimously rejected the move shows the group's preference for standard spelling in formal records.
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Washington
United Spanish War Veterans
Andrew Carnegie Advice for the Poor Young Men
A garbled excerpt notes Andrew Carnegie’s famed counsel to aspiring entrepreneurs. A New York millionaire recalls consulting Carnegie about a new venture, fearing risks though sensing public need. Carnegie reportedly laughed at fear, urging prudence and belief in opportunity amid uncertainty.
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Andrew Carnegie
New York
Nlones
Carnegie
al Carnegie
Benjamin Brinklin
Pindadelphia
Aiderica
Grave of Sarah Lincoln’s grave marked by brush near old Lincoln home
A long report traces the grave site of Sarah Bush Lincoln near the old Lincoln home, noting a plain monument sunk and brush covering the grave. It recalls Abraham Lincoln's mother and calls for a formal monument at the site, arguing for state recognition akin to the Indiana Lincoln City memorial. It also mentions Abe’s early poverty and his remark praising his mother as an angel. Two other brief items note Dora and Walt Mahler burned to death while mother was away, a diamond medal contest winner, and Senator Cullom’s cold in Springfield.
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Charleston
Tih
Abraham Lincoln
Vaddana
Lincoln City
Duet Lincoln
Gordon
Thomas
Rajah Bush Lincoln
Bitters
Phomuas Lincoln
Liv
Isso
Ita
Susan DD. Baker
Illinois
Phos. Lincoln
Sarah Bush Lincoln
Indiana
Kentucky
Ind
Abe" Lincoln
Spencer County
Lincolns
Thomas Lincoln
Sarah Bush Johnson
Abe
Tuscola
Dora Maher
Walt Mahler
Charlottetown blaze destroys fifty buildings
A series of disasters across regions reports ire at Charlottetown where fifty buildings were destroyed, incurring an estimated loss of £200,000. The tally includes frost damage in Virginia and crop reductions in Oklahoma and Indian Territory, with other items noting political nominations and international affairs.
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Charlottetown
CP. A. L
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Spokane
San Domingo
Imutnab
Republicans of
Rhode Island
George H. Utter
Frost
Lynchburg
Reate
Madison
Wis
National Wholesale Drugens’ Association
Pure Food and Drug Law
Woman's Synodical Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church of Wisconsin
William J. Bryan
Springfield
Joplin
Rosen
Morocco
Fez
William
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
International Waterways Commission
Bakers
Buda Post
Tangary
Isaac Woods Case: Gas Theft Upheld as Penitentiary Crime
Final action by the supreme court sustains that the continued stealing of gas from Chicago's People's Gas Light and Coke was a penitentiary offense. Isaac Woods, dancing academy proprietor in Chicago, stole gas by removing meters and using rubber hoses, leading to an indefinite Joliet penitentiary term.
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Springfeld
Supreme Court
Tiaae Woods
Sot Michimut Avenue
Chicago
Woods
People's Gag Light and Coke Company
Joliet
Woodshire
Tower Court
Eas
Alton jury verdict on railroad charges questioned
A jury in the ey court returned a verdict challenging charges against the Chicago Peoria and St Louis millrond line. The case arose from overcharging for switching under the rules of the Tingis warehorse and THi road Commission, supported by the Alton Lime and Ce- Trent company.
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Alton, Tl
Chcago
Peoria
St. Louis
Sat
Alton Lime
Ce- Trent Company
Vegetable Compound Promises Relief for Working Women
A Milwaukee reader reports relief from nervousness pain and weakness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter claims the tonic restored health and vigor, suggesting it for other women with similar symptoms.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Special Safe Piano Sale Offers Used Instruments
The ad promotes slightly used pianos from 123 dollars with payments of 4 dollars monthly, organs in high top cases with mirrors from 10 dollars and 2 dollars monthly, and new pianos on flexible terms. It claims no middlemen, own production, and a large stock centered in Freeport with bank references in Freeport.
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Freeport
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Galatea
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Joseph Seep
Buckeye Tipe Line Company
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Giaene
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Americain
Bonaparte
Chamberlain
Antnnecs
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Prowers
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Clinedinst
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Nae
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Coovernoy Watt
Eheles
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Bacon
Liberal Party
Elavaun
Bk. T. Washington
Fins
Iteuss
Anges
Mattoen
Watmoen's Christian Temperance Union
Donald W. Billings
Tenry County
Senator Cullom
Leland Hotel
Sweden
Stockholm
Thedinburgh Museum
Isaac Woods
Joseph Emmert
Freeport, Ill
Mia Margret Merkley
the Cable Co. Pianos
Geo. A. Stemm
N. Y
Northwest
California
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
A. Miller
Gunneral
Chierpo
Gaiw Tg
Great Western
Otabras
Crot & Po
Great Western Avenue
Harriet M. Burbank
Grove St
Freeport Railway, Light & Power Company
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