Indictment Charges Standard Oil With Rebates
Chicago August 9 Fed grand jury returns 19 count indictment against Standard Oil for receiving rebates by nonpayment of storage charges to railroads. Bond set at $25 000. Case based on Cleveland evidence shows discounts totaling about 5506.72 between 1903 and 1905. Penalties under law range from 1060 to 20000 per violation. No company officials named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Standard Oil company
H. Bethea
noamuch
Bethea
Cleveland
Standard OKl
El King
Standard Oil
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad company
Oatts
ofcala
pre-e
Deportation halted for Syrian leper in Washington
No action will be taken by U S authorities against George Roast a Syrian leper who has been in the United States about four years and developed leprosy after two years here Surgeon General Wyman reports the case to immigration officials and decides deportation is not warranted. A second item notes a man on an Atlantic City train driven to suicide attempts by alcohol and heat exposure but thwarted by a railroad brakeman and Prosecutor Abbott the man refusing to identify himself
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Gannet
Washington
United States
George Roast
Wyman
marine hospital service
Roas
Atlantic City
Atlantis City
No 1
Abbott
Atlaptic county
Dandruff Germ Cause Identified by Scientific Research
European skin specialist Professor Anna explains dandruff as the furrowed scalp cuticle damaged by parasites that drain vitality, causing lifeless hair and loss. Herpicide promises to stop the germ, restore softness, and is sold by druggists with samples available from The Herpicide Co Detroit Mich and agent J A Williamsen.
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Anna
Newhero
Bend
Tha Hemicide Co
Detroit
Mich
J. A. Wiltiasseen
Maine Representative Charles E Littlefield Targeted by Labor
Representative Charles E Littlefield of Maine's Second district faces a Labor Party challenge. Samuel Gompers leads the Federation of Labor opposition, aiming to unseat him over his Judiciary Committee stance against an anti injunction bill.
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Charis BE. Littlefield
Maine
Peteration of Labor
Littlefield
Samuel Gon pers
Federation of Labor
Littefield
Depositors May Receive Dollar for Dollar From Bank Settlement
Depositors of the Milwaukee Avenue State Bank may be paid in full after final settlement. Vice President Stensland will transfer real estate and personal property of Paul 0 Stensland to receiver Fetzer. Paul 0 Stensland president and Henry W Hering cashier remain at large. About $300,000 was moved to the National Bank of the Republic for safekeeping as a crowd protested and police guarded the treasure.
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Chicago
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
Stensland
Teceiver Fetzer
Paul
cal Interal
Kenry W. Hering
National Bank of the Republic
Plunged Over Precipice In Evergreen Picnic Wagon
Twenty members of a party from Allegheny the Daughters of Liberty were riding in a wagon group on a muddy Evergreen road nine miles from Pittsburg when the vehicle left the road and tumbled down a 30 foot precipice. None died though several suffered serious injuries including broken limbs and facial injuries. Local physicians from Millvale treated the injured before they were moved to their homes.
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Pittsburg
Aug
Evergreen
Daughters of Liberty
Allegheny
Millvale
Killing of Poachers Justified Imitates Regret to Japan
Washington reports Acting Secretary of State Bacon says the killing of five Japanese poachers in Alaska was justified and the U S will likely extend its regrets to Japan over the fatal clash with North American Commercial Company raiders. Alaska district attorney moves to speed trial for 14 Japanese prisoners. Ambassador Wright notified. In another item, a mother and her child drown in the Delaware and Hudson Canal near Trenton New Jersey.
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Japan
Alaska
Washington
United States
Bacon
Wright
Toklo
Sims
department of commerce and labor
Mutual Life policyholders win right to information under law
Justice Giegerich orders Mutual Life Insurance to supply a correct list of policyholders to the International Policyholders Committee and to the New York state insurance department within 10 days. The move follows a bid to influence trustee nominations as 36 directors must be named.
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New York
Mutual Life france company
furniah
International Policyholders' Committee
state insurance department
Albany
A. M. Shook
Tennessee
Mutual Life Insurance company
Giegorich
Samuel Untermyer
horald
court of Justice
Untermyer
lst
Brewster
Mutiny at Navy Camp Leads to Court Martial
Six sailors and Marines from the Lancaster receive prison terms after a summer camp mutiny at League Island after stealing beer and food. Buddies Kensey and Barnett were condemned as ringleaders with severe injuries reported. Alderson and Newland jailed for 30 days with bread and water.
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Philadelphia
League Island
navy yard
Kensey
Haguarty
Alderson
Erb
Newland
Lancaster
Miller
Gloucester
NJ Jersey
Delaware river
turmall
Kebbey
Barnett
Kenney
Bargett
Bo's
Garrett
naval
Chealea
Maas
Aldernon
Nowland
Haggarty
Soldier Shot During Manoeuvres at Camp Mabry
Austin reports two deaths at Camp Mabry during mobilization begun July 26. Jorge Cantixs of Fort Worth in Troop K First Cavalry died after being shot during maneuvers. authorities say blanks may have been in guns. Roger W. Lockhart of Dallas, First Texas Battery, died after a personal clash before reaching the city hospital.
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Austin
Tex
Camp Mabry
Jorge Cantixs
Fort Worth
First Cavalry
U. A
Roger W. Lockhart
Pallas
First Texas Battery Field Artillery
Downeville Man Arrested Over Fatal Child Tragedy
In a Downeville incident, Mwai kon Anga ees Baler allegedly struck his daughter on the head with a jug leading to her death. The mother Bevanse survived the incident as the suspect was arrested following the fatal event.
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Mwai kon Anga ees Baler
Downeville
oi Bevanse
di wet
Greve hla
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BALTIMORE & OHIO
NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN
Frederick
CLARKE PLACE
Callon
HARRY W. BOWERS
B. McCAHAN &cCO
BALTIMORE STREET
Fayette trust
betwen ‘Calvert
Nexth Strees
BALTIMORE
GEORGE L. CRAMER
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
Baltimore & One
R. R
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
N. J
Rehoboth
Del
nestout B. & O
PENNSYLVANIA
SEA IBLE
CITY
AVALON
ANGLESEA
WILDWOOD
HOLLY BEACH
N.J
REBOBOTH, DEL
OOEAN CITY
Atlantic
GEO
W. BOTD
Ganera
WOOD
Frederick City
FREDERICK COUNTY FARMERS’ EXCHANGE
Braddock Heights
vemientene
L. M. NIXDORFF, Jr
Merr-Conmral Bank
POWHATAN N COLLEGE
ouiniae
MARKEY’S
GOOD SROES
DEVILBISS & URNER, INSURANCE
ALBAUGH
Marteet Street
ERNEST WELFENSTEIN
W. Pattick St
Frederik
Standard Company
lamees
CHARLES E. LITTLEFIELD
Trenton
Adolph Snyder
Syear
Delaware & wants canal
International Committee
GIEGERICH
Richmond
Edward
Rolwer
American Tobacco company
mantana
Hartje
Augusta Hartje
John L. Welshons
Clifford Howe
tormen
megro coachman
F. M. King
Edward G. Hartje
commonwealth
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