Standard Oil Defends Galena Signal in Rail Lubricant Case
The Standard Oil Company argues its Galena Signal lubricants are bought on merit with no railroad director influence. Witnesses include President Underwood of the Erie and railroad officials asserting reduced hot boxes and cost efficiency from using Galena Signal products. Government contends prices vary. test and cross examination continue before Special Examiner Ferriss.
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Galena Signal Company
Underwood
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Galena Signal Concern
Moritz Rosenthal
Trust
Rosenthal
Galena Sigmal
Frank B. Kellogs
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Ixellogg
Odell
Standard’s
M. Hibbits
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Galena Signal Oil
Mr. Kellogg
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Mr. Kelloggs
Mr. Rosenthal
Former Alderman Ernest A. John Dies During Wife’s Operation
Ex-Alderman Ernest A. John of 297 Dean Street Brooklyn died of apoplexy at his home yesterday while his wife underwent an operation at Bushwick Hospital. He was 56, born in Leipsic Germany, served as alderman under Mayor Wursten in old Brooklyn.
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Ernest A. John
Dean Street
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Leipsic
Germany
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Wa-Wan Clubs Rebrand to American Music Society
The National Wa-Wan Society will become the American Music Society with a New York branch forming soon. Arthur Farwell will likely lead the national body, and notable figures like David Bispham Walter Damrosch and Rudolph Schirmer join the New York roster. The shift broadens focus to national music beyond Indian themed pieces. The Wa-Wan Press remains, preserving its early contributors.
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Chester Ide
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William Schuyler
Bohemian Club of
San Francisco
Edward Sneider
William McCoy
California
New American Music Society
A BUNK SAYS ALJOVA at Queens County Fair in Feldman’s Park
The Queens County Fair and Carnival opened in Feldman’s Park Maspeth L I for a week but struggles plagued by missing concession profits and a lack of boomer boost. Aljova the Wild Lady wept as the atmosphere turned somber with quiet rides and empty stalls. The Edison company crews removed lights amid an overall glum mood as visitors and a 13 year old girl watched the silent painted horses and carriages. Van Vranker of the airship company reported delays due to water for gas and wind, planning a flight if conditions improve.
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Morocco
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Electric Light Company
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Gloversville
N. Y
Times
Nevada Mining Co. inquiry stirs Bloomsburg town
A Bloomsburg group seeks to uncover the true value of Nevada Loners Mining and Smelting Co stock. They appointed a seven-member committee, engaged counsel, and vow to trace where funds and stock went amid questions over par value and profits.
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Loners
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Greene -Consolidated
Nipissing
Maine
Los Angeles
Cal
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This City
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Posey
Mitchell
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E. B. Tustin
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That Place
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L. H. Newkirk
Wall Street
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Tustin
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Ely- Giroux Extension
Copper Company
First National Bank of Bloomsburg
No More Tax Rebates Affects New York City Taxpayers
Walter Lindner of the Title Guarantee and Trust Company notes a new law removing early payment rebates. Taxes are payable on the first Monday in October with no deductions in October and 7 percent interest if unpaid after November 1. The firm will reprint calendars showing the amended dates for recipients.
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Title Guarantee and Trust Company
New York City
Lindner
Title Guarantee Company
2000 Racegoers Blocked as Brick Accident Delays Belmont Track Trains
A carload of common red bricks spilled on the Long Island Railroad tracks at Atlantic Avenue between East New York and Woodhaven Junction, delaying two Belmont race trains carrying about 2000 bettors. Passengers demanded refunds after hours of delays, some rode trolleys to the track, others returned home. A wreck train cleared the line around 5 pm, but the weak roadbed forced slow travel on returning trains.
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Woodhaven Junction
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Belmont
Long Island City
National Model License League Opens Eastern Campaign
The National Model License League based in Louisville Kentucky opens a New York branch at 80 Broadway to lead an Eastern States campaign against the Anti Saloon League and allied societies. Secretary G R Washburn says the group is the original license league and will recruit wholesalers importers brewers grain merchants bankers in support with backing from the National Distillers and Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association.
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National Model License League
Louisville
Broadway
Anti-Saloon League
G. R. Washburn
New York
National Distillers’ and Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association
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