Brownsville Raid Confession Details From Conyers and Browne
A 1908 investigation report details Boyd Conyers and others naming John Holloman John Brown Carolina de Saussure and R L Collier as leaders of the Brownsville raid with inside gun rack openings Sergeant Reid and George Jackson implicated in enabling the attack witnesses describe coerced testimonies and a pattern of obstruction including a Senator Foraker letter that pressured false statements and a long pursuit of implicated ex soldiers across states.
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Eon
Conyers
John Holloman
John Brown
James Powell
Robert L. Collier
Company C
G Relief Guard
Lawson
A. H. Baldwin
W. G. Baldwin
Carolina Ge Saussure
Senator Formaker
Senate
Brownsville
Senate Committee
Foraker
Congress
Boyd Conyers
Fort Niobrara
Lawrason
Brownsyle
Allison
Tamayo
George Jackson
Company B
Soaems Reid
Zee
John Holioman
Joan Brown
Bord Conyers
Carolina Deussure
R.L. Collier
Capes CC
Holioman
Brown
de Saussure
Hollomen
Cowen Alley
Joseph B. Howeré
No. 2
Katie E Leahy
Monroe
Tex
Baldwin
Esther Crews
Station House
Main Street
Washington
Reid
S. H. Parker
Charleston
S. C
Gainesville
Atlanta
Joe Blassingame
J. H. Holloman
Powell
Holloman
Rell
Heia
William
Norfolk & Western Railway
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
The
Southern Railway
Atlantic Coast Line
George B. Davis
War Department
Onroe
William Lawson
3Th Infantry
Ar Conyers
Carolina de Saussure
Wiliam Anderson
James Batley
Charles F. Cooper
William Lemons
Henry Jimerson
James “Rastus” Johnson
Henry “Sonny” Jones
Senator Foraker
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Herbert J. Browne
Browne
J. R. Reid
A. P. Blocksom
South
Convers
Mingo Sanders
Constitution League
Macklin
Penrose
Helloman
Macon
Savannah
R. L. Collier
Barnesville
Soldiers fight over Brownsville incident in Bronx cafe
Private Robert Chanler of the Coast Artillery at Fort Totten and Private Eugene F Wood of the same unit, stationed at Fort Schuyler, argued with boatman Ludwig Sinzer in a Bronx cafe about the Brownsville affair. Sinzer slashed both soldiers with a pocketknife. he was arrested for felonious assault. The injured men were treated by a Fordham Hospital surgeon and returned to their forts.
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Robert Chanler
Taft Hosts Calls On Trusts and Cabinet Talk
President elect Taft received several visitors yesterday at his brother’s home including Kellogg and Ferris discussing the anti trust law. Other callers included Fowler Whitridge Collier and Wash ington. Taft planned paintings and awaited cabinet suggestions from Murphy while attending theatre greetings and upcoming speeches. He aims to return to Washington soon and then go to Augusta for the winter.
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Taft
Henry W. Taft
West 48Th Street
Frank B. Kellogg
Standard Oil Company
Franklin Ferris
Ferris
Mr. Kellogg
Judge Taft
Timothy L. Woodruff
Republican State Committee
George Burroughs Torrey
Woodruff
Charles N. Fowler
New Jersey
House Committee On Currency
Frederick W. Whitridge
Third Avenue Railroad Company
William Miller Collier
United States
Spain
Booker T. Washington
Jeannette Gilder
Stanley W. Dexter
Franklin Murphy
Murphy
Archbold Ordered Back On Stand In Standard Oil Case
John D Archbold head of Standard Oil to be recalled in the government suit to dissolve the company Moritz Rosenthal said additional questions will round out his former testimony Adjournment likely to December 28 to allow more evidence before the January 1 defence deadline Standard's counsel to present papers tables and charts sought by Kellogg to the extent possible today
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John D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Moritz Rosenthal
The
Standard
Archbold
Rosenthal
Frank B. Kellogg
Standard Oil stock climbs in curb market to 710
The Standard Oil Company stock advanced yesterday 10 points to 710 in the curb market, its highest in years. It touched a high record price of 40 in fall 1901, having traded far below that level in the interim.
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Standard Oil Company
German American Coke and Gas Company Formed After Sale
The American Coal Products Company sold its by product coke oven interests once held by United Coke and Gas Company to Oberhessische Kokewerke and Chemische Fabriken Aktien Gesellschaft of Berlin. The transfer takes effect January 19 19. A new company with 2 million dollars capital will be created with headquarters at 17 Battery Place.
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American Coal Products Company
United Coke and Gas Company
Obersehhlesische Kokewerke and
Chemische Fabriken Aktion Gesellschaft
Berlin
Germany
German-American Coke and Gas Company
No. 17
Battery Place
Cure a Cold in One Day Advertisement
A vintage ad claims relief for a cold in one day with LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. Mentions E. W. Groves and a five cent price per box.
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E. W. Groves Ture
Harriman Wins Challenge to Interstate Testimony
A legal battle over whether Congress can compel testimony from Mr. Harriman and other directors regarding stock dealings and dividends ended in a favorable ruling for Harriman. The decision affirmed limits on applying the commerce clause to private corporate actions and upheld the distinction between legislative and administrative powers.
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Congress
New York Central Case Argued at Supreme Court
Government cases against New York Central Railroad over alleged sugar shipment rebates faced Supreme Court arguments. A $108000 fine imposed by the Southern District of New York against the railroad was at issue. Henry I. Stimson led the U S attorney team with Wade H. Ellis. Austen G. Fox and Joan B. Lindsay defended the railroad.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
New York Central Railroad Company
United States Circuit Court
Southern District of New York
American Sugar Refining Company
Henry I. Stimson
United States
Wade H. Ellis
Austen G. Fox
Joan B. Lindsay
Strange Case Cleared in San Francisco Mystery
Mire Ada McCormick was arrested for stabbing her husband ending the two year mystery of Ada Long’s disappearance. Ada Long, daughter of James M. Long, a San Francisco manufacturer, was found wandering in a demented condition after the family believed she had been placed in a sanatorium. McCormick refused prosecution and the family will care for her.
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San Francisco
Mire Ada McCormick
Ada Long
James M. Long
Miss Long
James McCormick
McCormick
Preach at All Alike at Ethical Social League Conference
Professor John B. Clark warned that wealth in church ranks weakens moral influence and urged church state cooperation for practical righteousness while Rev. Henry S. Coffin urged tariff justice and neighborly love. main address by Walter Rauschenbusch on social service and church progress, noting today’s youths seek broader opportunities beyond seminaries.
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John B. Clark
Ethical-Social League
Hotel Astor
Henry S. Coffin
Madison Avenue
United States
Walter Rauschenbusch
Rochester Theological Seminary
Theological Seminary
Churches of
German freighter Harburg floats after fog grounding
The German freighter Harburg ran aground in thick fog off Bellport Long Island on Saturday. She was floated westward and towed toward port with wrecking tugs. part of her cargo pipe clay was thrown overboard. On the flood tide she moved into deep water under her own power.
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Harburg
Bellport
Long Island
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Cowen
Herbert Elkins
Eliza- Tess
Sergeant Reid
District of Columbia
George W. Madert
Washington, D. C
William G. Baldwin
Roanoke
2Th Infantry
Frank Natus
Dominguez
J. Brandolph
Notary Publile
Fianela
Manhattan
Aeolian Hall
Aeolian Company
Fifth Avenue
34Th Street
New York City
Key West
Park &Tilford
Bronx
Boatman
Standard Oil
E. M. Gattle & CO
Asterias
Goldsmiths and Jewelers
Fifth Avenue and
38Th Street
H. Harriman
Harriman
Union and
Southern Pacific
St. Joseph & Grand Island Railroad Company
Oregon Shortline Railroad Company
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad
Union Pacific
New York Central
Mr. Kahn
John G. Milburn
Interstate Commerce Commission
Walker D. Hines
Cravath, Henderson & de Gersdorff
Otto H. Kahn
Kahn, Loeb & Co
Kahn
Hines
Supreme Court
Clark
Reed & Barton CO
Lilvensmiths, and Jewelers
Cor 32Nd Street
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