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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1906
Page
2
Fragmented notice from a rail agent listing destinations and fares with partial data. Mentions Chicago and Northwestern, an accommodation to Grand Rapids, and a dairy note. Includes stock details and an agent named Stockwell with unclear age.
The battle squadron led by Admiral Evans horns in New York bound for Hampton Roads clashed near the West Bank. The Alabama and Kentucky grounded or collided, the Kentucky badly damaged but both ships later refloated and sent for repairs while the Alabama stood by to aid. A separate note from Washington reports a Texas representative seeking a bipartisan committee to probe the White House expulsion incident, and local reports include a former legislator released after boodling conviction and a Tama man jailed for life for murder.
Testimony from Henry St. Rogers, director with Standard Oil of Indiana, says he never heard of an agreement between Standard Oil of Indiana and Water Pierce to split Missouri trade and believes he does not own control in Standard Oil Indiana, Water Pierce Missouri, or Republic Oil. He refused other questions citing personal rights. The cross examination aims to determine ownership links to Standard Oil Indiana and related firms.
Midshipman John P. Miler of Lancaster Kentucky faces hazing charges amid a series of naval disciplinary actions. Henry G. Conper of Oxford North Carolina and Max F. Dentott of Niles Michigan are named as defendants in related cases. A court martial verdict in the Petterson FR Marzoni matter is pending Admiral Sands to rule on release of findings. Stephen Yecutar of Tr. has been tied and acquitted previously and will face trial again over hazing accusations linked to Roberts and others.
Six people died and about twenty were seriously injured in a head on collision between a passenger train and a freight engine near Corry Pennsylvania on a snowy day. Fatalities include Thomas Minn electric engineer and Frederick Herman fireman both aboard the passenger train. Injured include Berman Henderson and Helena Henderson, a sister, with others not seriously hurt. The wreck occurred near Sprinthorn siding ten miles east of Corry.
In a Paris club aCount Masinulian de Bian recounts buying a large diamond in Africa and trying to sell to the czar’s court. A envious prince DalGowski, a gunman, a staged cabinet explosion, and a daring Moscow return to recover the gem unfold in this swashbuckling tale told by TOM GAXLOND.
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