Year’s profits to cover record $29,240,090 fine
The report states the year's profits are slated to pay a fine totaling 29,240,090 dollars. Analysts note the large penalty will affect corporate earnings and fiscal outlook for the period.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1907
Page
1
Legal battle looms over Standard Oil fine appeal
Washington observers expect a two-tier appeal on the legality of the conviction and the alleged excessiveness of the $29,000,000 fine. The case may reach the Supreme Court with Standard Oil facing a long fight to overturn or reduce the penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Uncle Sam
Bureau of Corporations Publishers
Herbert Knox Smith
Price Gratis
Students of Corporation
Standard Oil Company
Landis
Smith
Trust
Lanais
Department, of Justice
Federal Court House
Chicago
Supreme Court of the United States
Cnviction
Noone
John D. Hall
United States
Wen
Rockefeller
Bureau of Corporations
Departent of Justice
Monay
Cleveland
C. D. Chamberlain
Indendent Oil Producers’ Organization
Nown
National Petroleum Asociation
Standard
Aleady
E. J. Blandin
Iituation
Interstate Comerce Commission
Etroleum
Percy
Receiver seeks Coliseum lease at fifteen dollars a day
Judge Porter delays judgment in several cases as Receiver W R McKee of the New Castle Amusement Co asks authority to lease the Coliseum for fifteen dollars daily, with ten dollars net profit after operating costs. Other actions include a nolle contendere plea to liquor sales, guardianships, and real estate permissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. McKee
New Castle Amusement Company
C. H. Akens
Coliseum
Porter
Sam F. Marquis
James E. Mooney
Marquis
Home Trust Company
J. P. Hays
J. M. Wilkinson
Margaret
Claire Vance
Cora M. Vance
Regis Canevin
Congregation of the Madonna Czenstochowa
New Castle
Fidelity Funding Company
R. M. McBride
Andrew McBride
Scott Township
Acheson Seeks Another Term for Pennsylvania’s 24th District
Congressman Ernest F. Acheson announces another run for Congress representing Pennsylvania’s Twenty fourth district. He was reelected after a hard fought victory and has since intensified his legislative and state political activity. His stance hints at lessons learned from the close call last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest F. Acheson
Congress
Pennsylvania
Acheson
Den
Dr Curl to Take Post Graduate Course in Chicago
Eye specialist Dr C A Curl will travel to Chicago to pursue a post graduate course at McCormick college and plans to reopen an office in the Lawrence Savings and Trust building after his return in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Curl
Edgewood
Highland Avenues
Chicago
McCormick College
Lawrence
Death Record Elizabeth A Neely in Plaingrove Township
Death record notes Elizabeth A Neely in Plaingrove township and Arthur P Ringworth of 6844 West Washington Street. Details show two individuals connected, with residential address for Ringworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth A. Neely
Plaingrove
Arthur P. Ringworth
Washington Street
Pure fright caused numerous deaths
A violent incident or disaster led to many fatalities, with reports indicating widespread fear and immediate collapse. Authorities are investigating, and rescue efforts continue as details emerge about the scale of the casualties.
Tragedy in Angers Train Wreck Leaves Many Dead
A passenger train plunging from a bridge into the Orr river near Angers results in at least forty deaths and many more missing. Panic amid the wrecked cars caused passengers to jump into the river, with rescue efforts under ministerial supervision continuing as officials investigate bridge neglect and rust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angers
France
Orr
No Evidence Against East Side Young Man
Benjamin Reed of the East side was discharged after a serious charge brought by Miss Margaret Vogan before Alderman Ranney. Vogan failed to appear at the hearing and the suit was discontinued, with claims that the charge was unwarranted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Reed
East Side
Alderman Ranney
Margaret Vogan
Peary Plans North Pole Trip After Roosevelt Voyage
Portland Maine August 5 Commander Peary departed for New York via Boston and said he will sail on the Roosevelt within days. He asserts he will reach the north pole in three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Peary
New York
Boston
North Pole
Koreans Defy Japanese in Mountain Stronghold Near Seoul
About 1,200 Korean soldiers formed two battalions and held fast in mountain fastness behind Seoul, breaking Japanese lines to avoid disarmament. They fear joining mutineers or becoming roving bands as casualties mount with 11 officers and 96 men dead and over 100 wounded. Civilians killed in searches. Japanese control of barracks and city quiet. The emperor cut off from his father and world. Japanese officials appointed. foreign affairs under Japanese government per treaty terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
Foreign Department
Rear-end Collision at Niles Sends 26 to Jump to Safety
A Sunday rear-end collision at Niles left 26 men riding a flat-car uninjured as they jumped to escape the impact. No injuries were reported and officials began an inspection of the rolling stock and track conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles
Peace Offerings Reported in Eddy Suit Case
In Concord New Hampshire on August 5 a letter from Mrs Mary Baker Eddy to her son George W Glover was said to offer a peace settlement. Glover acts as next friend in the Eddy suit and counsel dismissed the Deadwood report noting Glover knew nothing of any proposed settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
George W. Glover
Mary B. Eddy
Eddy
Deadwood S. D
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Mill to Rise in Youngstown by Mahoning Bessemer Pig Iron Group
The Mahoning Bessemer Pig Iron association plans to erect a new steel mill at Youngstown soon, signaling expansion in the regional iron and steel industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning Bessemer Pig Iron Association
Youngstown
Girl and companion fatally shot in case
A girl, 15, and her companion were fatally shot in a case under investigation. Police reported the incident details are under examination as investigators pursue leads and possible suspects.
Three Brothers Held in Murder Case Near Soldiers' Home
Miss Anna Markowitz is dead after being strangled and assaulted near the Soldiers' Home in Dayton. Abe Cohen lies wounded as police suspect a connected spree of crimes. Jacob James and Bertha Markowitz are kept in separate jail apartments as Coroner Schuster probes possible involvement. Investigators seek the whereabouts of Dave Curtis, linked to the Dona Gilman case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Dayton, O
Anna Markowitz
Abe Cohen
Dona Gilman
Cohen
Anna
Bertha Markowitz
Bertha
Gordon
Indianapolis
Jacob
James
Schuster
Dave Curtis
Insane Girl’s Queer Plight in Ohio Barn Debacle
Miss N. A. Black 35 a Pittsburg school teacher lay near death at Saw yer Sanitarium after a week trapped under hay in a barn. While hundreds passed nearby she dug free and was found outside the barn nearly starved and unable to move following a wandering departure during a nervous illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
N. A. Black
Pittsburg
Sawyer Sanitarium
Miss Black
Greenville man falls on fence during fainting episode
Daniel Jones of Greenville fainted Saturday and fell onto a picket fence, injuring his neck as the paled fence punctured him. he may die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Jones
Greenville
Cummins Defends Standard Oil Fine at Will County Chautauqua
Gov Albert B Cummins of Iowa praises Judge Landis fine on Standard Oil as commensurate with its wealth and proper He notes Adam would need $450 daily to reach a billion dollars and jokes about household expenses and Eve's mother hubbard purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam
Standard Oil Company
United Press
Plainfield
Ill
Albert B. Cummins
Iowa
Will County Chautauqua
Standard Oil
Landis
Cummins
Mother Hubbard
Eve
Coal Miners Strike Looms in Pittsburg Area
United Mine Workers declare Pittsburg Coal company unfair while the firm calls the miners unreasonable. About 15,000 miners seem poised to strike as union president Feehan cites weak local organization and lax oversight, and the company denies wrongdoing. The dispute is expected to peak soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Pittsburg
United Mine Workers
Pittsburg Coal Company
Feehan
White Slave Traffic in Pittsburg Condition
A Pittsburg report outlines a case involving white slave traffic conditions. Authorities investigate alleged coercion and exploitation amid local inquiries and legal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Haywood Arrives in Denver Amid Uncertain Homecoming
William D. Haywood arrives in Denver with John H. Murphy and party. Murphy in critical condition from Boise trip, may live only a few days. Mayor declines a public welcome due to lateness. future celebration depends on Haywood. Possible rift with Moyer may halt planned union demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Denver
Col
William D. Haywood
John H. Murphy
Murphy
Western Federation
Boise
Haywood
Moyer
Thomas Jones Discovers Intruder in Home Saturday Night
Thomas P. Jones found Benjamin McKee in his home with his wife on a Saturday night. He chose to involve law rather than vigilante action and filed a serious charge before Alderman Ranney. McKee was arrested and jailed for a Tuesday hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Jones
Benjamin McKee
Jones
McKee
Ranney
Vardaman Refuses to Accept Primary Defeat
In Jackson Mississippi on August 5 Governor Vardaman refuses to accept the primary loss to John Sharpe Williams. Unofficial returns show Williams with a 1000 vote lead while Vardaman and his backers expect the official canvass to confirm the nomination. The final outcome remains unsettled pending the official tally this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Jackson
Miss
Vardaman
Senate
John Sharpe Williams
Western Pennsylvania Show Brg Tonight and Tuesday
A Western Pennsylvania report notes a show bridge event tonight and likely Tuesday, detailing scheduling and local timing. Public notices indicate venue and possible performers, with emphasis on timing and regional impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Preacher of Holiness in a Bad Mixup
A fragment mentions a preacher of holiness amid a bad mixup involving sin. The readable text suggests confusion or error surrounding religious instruction and moral conduct in a church setting.
Denver scandal reaches New Castle holiness circle
The Rev. B. W. Huckabee of Peniel Texas and Mrs. J. A. DaFoe, a leading holiness figure, are implicated in a Denver scandal. Details recount rooming, secret meetings, and a split in the Holiness Lodging House with DaFoe resigning as superintendent. Huckabee reportedly aided by sending a missionary to Peniel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Huckabee
Peniel
Tex
Neshannock Avenue
New Castle
Huckabee
Pentecostal Union Tabernacle
Denver
Mrs. DaFoe
Rev. Huckabee
Miss Chitwood
Denver Key
Lawrence
Kan
Fort Worth
Chitwood
Texas
Hills-Huckabee Holiness School
Holiness Association
Rev
Four Garretts Feared Drowned After Jamestown Launch Sinks
In Newport News Virginia, the gasoline launch Greyhound was struck by a barge near the exposition grounds. Four Garrett family members are missing and presumed drowned while two others were rescued by the excursion steamer Montauk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Newport News
Greyhound
Exposition Grounds
Edward G. Garrett
Herbert Garrett
John L. Garrett
Clifton Edward Garrett
G. T. Garrett
R. E. Garrett
Montauk
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Octopus
Stanrd Oil Company
G. H
Standard Man
W. BR. Week
Giovanni Petrone
Nolle
Washington County
White
Albert C. Leber, Baker
The
Labor Day Committee of Trades and Labor Assembly
Seeoul
Mrs. Eddy
Christian Science Leader
NEW Steel Mill
Dayton
Pany
Smoky City Police
Charles Simon
New York City
Mollie Smith
Minnie Gable
Simon
Gable
Attorney Murphy
Thomas Jones
Cerning
Jamestown Harbor
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