Grills Standard Oil Calls It a Monopoly in Sherman Case
A 1400 page government brief in the U S Circut Court of St Louis argues Standard Oil of New Jersey built a nationwide monopoly from 1870 onward. Kellogg, Morrison and others detail three conspiracy periods, price cutting, rebates, and control of pipelines and railroads to justify dissolution.
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Associated Press
St Louis
United States
Frank B. Kelloge
United States Cirenlt Court
Standard Oi|corporation of
New Jersey
Sanborn
Van
Kellogg
Jon J. Rockefeler
William Rockefelter
Henry M Fingler
Mr. Kellogg
Henry H. Rogers
John D. Archbold
Oliver Fi. Payne
Charles M. Pratt
Standard Cj
Ohio
Standard Oil Company of
Standard Oif
Soft Nany
Standard Oil Company
Standard OU
Standard Oil
Galena Signal OW Company
Pennsylvania
New York Central Railroad
Anmmiarion
Standard Qoiltrust
SAS
PWM
ESAS
Jt Hae
Guaden Os
Oak Branch sinks near Westmins ter strait
London dispatch reports British steamer Oak Branch struck a derelict in the straits of Westmins ter and was abandoned in a sinking condition. First officer and eighteen aboard landed safely, captain and twenty others missing. Vessel of 2064 tons sailed Liverpool to Valparaiso February 24.
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Associated Press
London
Lloyds
Funta Arenas
Chile
Oak Branch
Straits of Westminster
Liverpool
Valparis
Not Bound by Pledge Declares Senator on Lumber Tariff
The Associated Press reports Senator Simons of North Carolina argues that the Denver platform pledge to tariff for revenue only does not bind against reducing lumber duties. He says lumber duty is already low relative to steel iron and cement and promises to strive to keep the current rate.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Denver
Simons
North Carolina
Lincoln ex governor Poynter dies during speech in Nebraska
Lincoln Neb April Poynter ex governor of Nebraska during a speech at Governor Shailenberrer’s hearing collapsed from apoplexy and died within minutes. Modjeska death note from Los Angeles reports Helena Modjeski sinking rapidly and unlikely to live, after deteriorating since Saturday.
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Associated Press
Lincoln
Neb
W. A. Poynter
Nebraska
Shailenberrer
Modieska
Los Angeles
Cat
Mme
Helena Modjeski
Van Hecke Relative of Stevens Point Civil War Veteran Dies
Charles L. Van Hecke, Portage County’s oldest Civil War veteran, died this morning at age eighty six. He leaves a widow and an only son. He was prominent in Stevens Point’s business and professional life.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Stevena Point
Charles L. van Hecke
Portage County
Etx
Stevens Point
Rion Aons Challenge Morningstar For Rematch
George F. Rion, after losing the world billiards title 18-2 to Morningstar, has issued a challenge to Morningstar for a rematch. The Associated Press reports the bid to settle the championship dispute.
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Associated Press
New York
George F. Rion Aon
Ore C
Morningstar
Roosevelt Arrives in Naples Amid Enthusiastic Welcomes
Theodore Roosevelt lands at Arsenal dock Naples, greeted by Ambassador Griscom and German consul general, as thousands cheer from ships and harbor fronts. The Hamburg, adorned with flags, hosts bands and spectators while police restrict boat access. Roosevelt plans to transfer to the steamer Admiral for continued east African coast travel.
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Naples
Theodore Roosevelt
Hamburg
New York
Mombassa
Capri
Sorrento
Amalfi
Mr. Roosevelt
Nahma
Robert Goetet
Scorpion
Roosevelt
Griscom
Y Ags
Nuichor
George W. Logan
Ambassador Griewim
Burmeister
Griscam
Trousevelt
Mr. Griscam
Abr
Herr Steffensand
William
River Gives Up Boby John Kelly Found Dead in River
Milwaukee reports the body of John Kelly aka Kelly the disturber, drowned after disturbing religious meetings with atheistic talk, was found in a river at Stomer Minnesota. He was forty eight, well informed on the Bible and enjoyed provoking clergy with scripture quotations.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
la Crowe
John Kelly
Kelly
Stomer
Minn
Arrests Woman Tramp Linked to Oshkosh and Pella
Special to The Northwestern New London Wie reports Chief A Lueck arrested a woman calling herself Mrs Fredericks of Oshkosh claiming residence in Pella. Officials say she is a professional tramp and beggar with a farm near Pella and a state building at Caroline. She faces charges of abusive language and stealing and was found with a pack of odd items including an old ratin and a sheep bell likely picked on the road.
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Northwestern
New London Wie
Lueck
Mra. Fredericks
Oshkosh
Pella
Caroline
Treaty Extradition Pact Ratified Between U S and France
The Associated Press reports that today in Washington D C an extradition treaty between the United States and France is ratified. The agreement sets terms for mutual legal cooperation and surrender of suspects, signaling a formal alignment between the two nations on crime and justice.
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Associated Preas
Washington, D.C
United Augies
France
Receiver Appointed for John Dickbean & Co in Chicago
The American Trust and Savings Bank was named receiver for John Dickbean & Co the board of trade house after it suspended business in Chicago and New York. A Chicago broker telegram said to a Dickinson confidant that they would be on the briny deep, implying distress tied to Mrs Dickinson.
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Associated Press
Chicago
American Trust and Savings Bank
Has Kell Indicted Oklahoma Leaders Face Trial in U S Court
Governor Haskell and six other Oklahoma figures indicted for alleged fraud in Muskogee appeared in U S circuit court for trial. Judge John A. Marshall presided as defense and prosecution clash over a quash motion alleging misconduct by Sylvester Rush in grand jury proceedings.
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Aby
Presa
Tulan
Okla
Haskell
Muskogee
Lolasee
United States Circuit Court
John A. Marshall
Utah
Def Ndanta
Oklishoma
Sylvester Rush
Omaha
Muskoges
Bush
Hush
Neenah set for close dry vote and local races
Neenah Wisconsin April 5 election day looms with a tight dry versus wet contest. Additional races include four aldermen four county supervisors and two justices. Independent candidates appear in remote offices with party tickets unsettled.
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Neenah
Wis
F. A. Lenveris
Ausuat Maprager
Erat
A.W. Kellogg
Nela Larsen
F. A Harrit
Fred Fritzen
Willam Arnemann
B. E. Krause
Louisa Hrerziger
John Christoph
George Sagerson
T. C. Nelson
Adam Elrgott
Wels Jonson
D. Baird
Charles Sawyer
Taft Signals No Senate Plans From Ohio
Charles P Taft and his wife and daughter left New Orleans for Corpus Christi Texas to visit a home recently built on the bay. He says he is not now focused on a United States senate bid from Ohio and cannot say if he will run a year from now, noting many things may happen.
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Associated Presa
New Orleans
API
Charles P. Taft
New Orleana
Texan
Corpus Christi Bay
United States Senate
Ohio
Taft
Tariff increases draw fire at Equal Suffrage meeting
The state central committee of the Equal Suffrage association criticized the Payne tariff schedule on imported stockings gloves and feminine wear items. They voted to task the secretary with drafting a protest to the California delegation, aiming to present the protest through women’s clubs and labor groups.
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Frankson
Equal Sufferce Association
California
Cangies
Czar to Visit Scandinavia and England
Preliminary plans outline a state visit by the emperor in June aboard the Imperial yacht Standart with Baltic fleet escort. The trip would take him to Stockholm, Christiania, Copenhagen, and possibly London to reciprocate King Edward VII's visit, a major imperial itinerary proposed since 1901.
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Admcnted Press
St. Petersburg
Apliair
London
Hia
Standart
Hinckholm
Chriationia
Copenhagen
England
Edward
Thia
Many Engines Destroyed In Texas & Pacific Fire
Investigation into last Saturday's blaze shows the Texas and Pacific railway lost thirty five engines, raising inferred losses to over 280000 dollars. The fire disrupted operations and prevented two hundred children from attending school due to lost books and clothing.
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Anseciated
Fort Worth, Jr
Iust
Texas & Pacific Railway
Wisconsin Delegation Wins Oil Schedule Tug of War
Washington April 6 Wisconsin representatives led by Davidson and Kuestermann pressed the Ways and Means Committee to withdraw a countervailing duty on oil and adopt a twenty five percent ad valorem duty. The committee yielded and most delegation members are set to back the five minute rule for tariff consideration with a vote expected next Friday. Lieut Gov Strange and Mr Steele visited Washington urging restoration of a six dollar per ton wood pulp duty. The House Rules Committee then ordered amendments limited to those reported by Ways and Means with a projected three o clock Friday vote.
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Wisconsin
House
Davidson
Kuestermann
Ways and Means
Commission of Corporations
Strange
Washington
John Strange
Oshkosh
Mr. Steele
Neenah
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H. C. Stevens
Associated Press
D. C
House Rules Committee
Whys and Means Committee
Senate
Woman Chooses Jail Over Debt Payment in Chicago
Emma Kershaw, a suffragist wife of a wealthy businessman, is jailed for contempt after refusing to pay a $195 judgment to neighbor Bella McClelland. The dispute stemmed from alleged slander and a living arrangement over the Kershaws property.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Emma Kershaw
Bualneas
Bella McClelland
Otto Kershaw
Senator's Son Arrested Over Speeding on Motorcycles
Joseph W Bailey Jr son of the Texas senator and two companions were arrested for speeding on motorcycles in Washington DC. They posted ten dollars collateral each and were released. Bailey said the police were right and that they violated the speed laws. One companion protested police interference. The incident involved traveling about twenty miles per hour. The case to be arraigned in police court.
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Cty Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Joseph W. Bailey Jr
Texas
Young Bailey
Hea
James EL. Nolan Jr
Hitchcock and Babcock Improve In Illness Reports
Washington April 6 reports say former Interior Secretary Hitchcock remains seriously ill with a lung complication while former Rep Joseph W Babcock of Wisconsin shows notable improvement after a troubled spell. Doctors note Hitchcock spent a better night and is slightly improved overall.
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Washington, D. C
Interior
Hitchcock
Joseph W. Babcock
Wisconsin
Elso
Iver
Lumber Prices Jump as Demand Surges Across Canada
Associated Press reports Winnipes Man April notes Columbia lumber manufacturers raised prices by two to three dollars per thousand feet. They cite strong demand for railway and bridge timbers and for building railway cars throughout the season.
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Ng Associated Press
Winnipes, Man
Trrstich Columbia
Weston Refreshes Journey Toward Canton Finish
Weston, the veteran pedestrian, resumed his trek to the Pacific coast after a 36 hour rest break. He left Youngstown at 17:05 in good condition and expects to reach Canton tonight.
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Associated Presa
Youngstown
Eawari Payson Weston
Preifie
Canton
Milwaukee Mayor to Speak on Prohibition at Grand Opera House
Mayor David S. Rose of Milwaukee will address the public at Grand Opera House this evening under Oshkoah Liberty League auspices. He will defend against Prohibition in a free talk starting at eight. Father F J Dowing, Catholic priest, will argue for Prohibition at Armory B at eight. Arion band to play outside during the meeting.
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David S. Rose
Entered and Curtalna Burglary Strikes Mrs Maxwell Home
Robbers entered the Jackson Street residence of Mrs James Maxwell wife of Judge A H Goss mother in law of the judge. Between 75 and 1000 in goods including two face curtains rugs and clothing were taken while doors appeared untouched and keys remained inside. Mrs Maxwell visiting her daughter since her husband’s death and the home at 605 Junction Street was vacant. The burglary was discovered Sunday during a visit by Judge Goss and Mrs Maxwell.
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Mra
Jamen Maxwell
Jackson Street
Mes. A. I. Goni
James Maxwell
A. H. Goss
Maxwell
Jnchon Street
Oshkosh Mayoral Hopefuls Voice Confidence
Republican nominee John Vos, Democratic candidate John Vore, and Prohibition nominee John Ariham in Oshkosh declare optimism about winning. Each candidate forecasts election victory with differing views on anti-saloon campaigns and city reforms as voters consider the race.
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John Danderod
Repiublican
John C. Vos
John ©. Graham
Oshkosh
John Banderob
Yam
John €. Vore
Tam
Lcense
Nosncense
Remarz
John
Ariham
Prohibition
Saia
Oshkash
Mob violence leaves Black man dead in Pensacola
A mob attacked a Black man identified as Dave Alexander early today in Pensacola following a confrontation over a Black man named Polleeron Carter. About 25 men overpowered the jail and fired dozens of bullets, killing Alexander during a three minute incident outside the city jail.
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Associated Pre
Penancola
Pla
Dave Alexander
Polleeron Carter
Neers
Cevalvera
Binck
School for Officers to Be Held at Donghag Military Reservation
Officials announce annual school for officers of the Wikcoman Nation to be conducted at the Donghag military reservation on May 2 and 6. Examinations follow at close of school. Jury of instructors Morrison Salaman and Meog will lecture. Attendants receive 50 dollars per day.
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van Northwestern
Midian
Wis
Apul S— Ady
COR Boardman Hais
Tete Military Reservation
Nrap Donghag
Tesiay
Woodnacsdiy
John BF Morrison
Johns G. Salaman
Cal_ Ty B. Meog
Prosecution Rumor In Frank On Strike Order Claim
It is reported that President Sherman of District No Tf United Workers of America will face prosecution for ordering a strike under the Remieux act. Miners at Canadian-American Coal and Coke company signed to keep working while men from FIM Rent Bellevue Lille and Maple Leaf mines parade for a settlement expected to come by three or four.
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Associated Press
Frank
Alberta
Sherman
District No Tf
United Workers of America
Remieux
Mrs Sampson on trial for killing husband in Wayne County
Calmly asserting her innocence Mrs Georgia Sampson faces trial before Justice Rich on a murder charge for shooting Harry Sampson a nephew of Admiral Sampson at the Allyn homestead near Macedon New York following a quarrel over a letter. The case rests on disputed timelines and a party line defense seeks to contest downstairs position during the shot. The jury selection and testimony promise a lengthy process with witnesses from the Sampson and Allyn families.
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Associated Press
Lyons
Sampson
Adribert T. Rich
Aupreme Court
Harry Lampzon
Admiral Lampoon
Allyn Horeestead
Macedon
Wayne County Court House
Harry Sampson
Rochester
Allyn
Sampsor Will
Harry
Georgia
Jesebh Gilbert
Hamilton
Gilbert
Weyage
Weyage County Jail Has Mrs. Bampson
George Tinklehaugh
Hamn
Wayne County
South Carolina Dispensary Funds Ruled In Favor Of Commission
The Supreme Court of the United States today decided in favor of the South Carolina dispensary commission regarding about 800000 dollars of dispensary funds. Justice White wrote the opinion. The court also ruled for the Kentucky railroad case seeking to block intrastate rate orders. The decision is awaited on a major antitrust inquiry into railroad carriage clauses.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
South Carolina
Aupeema Ensrt
United States
Justice White
Kentucky
Sirema Court
Supreme Court of the
Wepburn
William J. Cole Dies in Fond du Lac Bank Leader
William J H Cole president of the Cole Savings Bank and treasurer of the Eastern Wisconsin Trailway and Light company died after a three day battle with pneumonia at his Hoyt street home Fond du Lac Wisconsin He is survived by his wife and four sons James W Cole and others sister Mrs Will Bean of the city notes his birth in Big Island New York and arrival in Fond du Lac in 1865 He had twenty five years in banking.
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Fond du Tac
Wis
Wiliam JH Cole
Cole Sayings Bank
Eastern
Wisconsin Trailway and Light ¢ Company
Hoyt Street
W Cole
Chyatv
Mra
Willi Bean
Atddies Town
Noy
Bigsland
Gyinge County
New York
Pond du Lac
One-Millionth of a Cent for Undertaker Duty
Grand Junction Colorado April 5 Reats Ing a double barreled shotgun rented for the occasion between his legs and pulling the tobaccos with ble toe McAlroy a Wyoming sheep herder out of work blew his head in pieces yesterday In accordance with a contract the county undertaker will receive one millionth of a cent for preparing his body for burial.
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Associated Press
Grand Junction
Col
We McAlroy
Wyoming
Omaha Firm Wins Contract for Eight Mile Road
The Canadian Pacific railway awarded a contract to an Omaha firm to build eight miles of new road from Lethbridge to Calgary, Alberta. The project is expected to boost regional transport links and create local employment.
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Agroetatel Press
Winniper
Man
Paeine Pariway Tefav
Omaha Contractas
Lethbriewe
Calgary
Alberta
Weather Outlook for Wisconsin Sees Showers and Wet Start
Forecast warns of rain tomorrow with unsettled conditions in Wisconsin. Some showers tonight or Tuesday, with a late Wednesday sunbreak, temperature details limited but indicating cooler air moving in from the north. Local observations note a high and low range typical for early April.
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Wisconsin
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