After the OKl Trust Hearing in Two Suits
Prominent witnesses including William G Rockefeller attend a Missouri anti trust hearing before special commissioner Frederick W Sanborn. The state seeks to bar Standard Oil Indiana Waters Merce and Republic Oil from Missouri and to block a pooling agreement allegedly crushing competition. The case names dummy competitors and a one trust structure. Proceedings occur behind closed doors with disputes over questioning and governing law.
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Standard
Watera~ Pherce
Republic
Associated Press
New York
Wiliam G. Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Frederick W. Sanborn
Folk
Missouri
Standard Ol Company of
Indiana
Standard Ol Company
Ohio River
Merce Oil Company
Republic Oil Company
Alfred D. Eddy
Chago
John D. Johnson
St. Louis
Terrtory
One Trust
Hadley
F H. C. Crenner
International Oil Works
H. A. Williamson & Co
William G. Rockefeller
James A. Moffett
T. B. Bedford
Howard Page
H. H. Rogers
John D. Archbold
Wade Hampton
Frank Q. Barstow
A. V. Jockel
Rogers
Mr. Bedford
Frank Hagerman
Planned a Robbery Confession In Milwaukee Store Larceny
Milwaukee January 3 Special to The Northwestern Stephen Petrowski confessed he planned to hold up and rob Samuel H Meadows grocer at 195 Fiddie street near his store tonight He thanked police for stopping him saying they prevented a murder He implicated a well known businessman in the plot and said Meadows carried several dollars when he left his shop Police investigate the confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Ron Samuel H. Meadows
Gruggist
Fiddie Street
Stephen Petrowaki
Petrowski
Red
Po- Mee
Regarded as witches in baffling prison case
Jan 3 report from Pere details old Becourt and Victor Molina jailed as witches linked to a murder of a white man and a child. Zeia Diaz allegedly forced procurement of a heart for a witch ceremony. A burned corpse was found after the crime, with others implicated in a broader plot.
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Aweorigtad
Pere Bavana
Becourt
Victor Molina
Pere
Zeia Diaz
Ehnds
Amoked
Fahad
Teoke
Bodies Recovered After Coal Mine Disaster in West Virginia
Eleven victims of the Corndale mine disaster were removed from the mines at three o'clock this morning and other bodies have been located. An explosion at noon yesterday killed twenty one miners in the Coover Mine shaft at Coatdale, with three white men and eighteen colored men entombed. The blast was of terrific force, sparking widespread excitement and speculation of an earthquake lingering over the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Bluefield
W. V
Corndale
Coover Mine Company
Coatdale
W. Va
White House ejectment described in official statement
Washington report recounts Mrs. Minor-Morse being ejected from the White House after seeking the president. Assistant Secretary Barnes states authorities used restraint, she resisted and was taken to police headquarters for disorderly conduct. Her envelope to the president held a self-penned insomnia poem. she claimed seven nights without sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Mra. Minor-Morse
White House
B. F. Barnes
Whitehouse
Minor-Morris
Wisconsin grain inspection fees paid by elevators
After years of dispute, Superior joins Wisconsin's grain inspection plan by having elevators cover inspection fees. The Wisconsin commission gains a funding point for its operation, though questions about interstate commerce and applicability to other regions remain.
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Associated Press
Superior
Wic
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Commission
Clark Talks On Tariffs In Philippine Bill Debate
Washington Jan 5 Debates on the Philippine tariff bill continued in the house with Mr Clark of Missouri opening the discussion. He contrasted the Philippine area and productivity with sugar and tobacco claims, joked about Hawaii and Cuba, and criticized the beet industry for backing the bill while noting Hawaiians were influenced to accept free sugar.
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Associaica Pres
Washington, D. C
House
Clark
Missouri
Philippine Islands
Congress
Stevens
Texas
United States
Hawaii
Forto Rico
Philippines
Cuba
Traveling merchant robbed on Main Street at one
EL P Thomas, a traveling merchant from New York City, was attacked by two footpads on Main Street at 1 AM. They struck him on the back of the head and stole his belongings, leaving him injured. Police say suspects fled toward the southbound Rose street train after the robbery.
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Milwaukee
Wie
Green Bay
EL P. Thomas
New
Main
Thomas An
Roser
Eccentric Philanthropist Gives Home for Nonsectarian Hospital
Abraham Summer, a Waverly man near Des Moines, has donated a $50,000 home to the Sisters of Charity for a hospital and endowed it with strict nonsectarian terms. He lives in a woodshed, seeks no religious influence on recipients, and vows to spend his remaining years maintaining the property for the Sisters while continuing to give to hospitals and old-age homes.
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Abraham Summer
Waverly
Des Moines
Sinai Hospital Association of
Milwaukee
Rimmer
Sisters of Charity
Slimmer
Phose
Fresh hazer on trial at Annapolis amid hazing cases
At Annapolis January 5 a Midshipman Pettersen B Marsoni of Pensacola Florida a first class man stands trial for hazing Midshipman Chester R Roberts of Joliet Illinois a fourth class man. Six specifications allege separate hazing incidents with Roberts the alleged victim. Also involved is Midshipman Louis Dean Causey first class accused of hazing fourth classman Bennett. Navy authorities plan to pursue cases under the hazing statutes with potential dismissals for encouraging or participating. Trial adjourned until tomorrow morning.
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Associated Press
Annapolis
Ind
Pettersen B. Marsoni
Pensacola
Fla
Chester R. Roberts
Joliet, Ill
Roberts
Foster
Marsonthe
George H. Mann
Attornney
New York City
Naval Academy
Louis
Dean Causey
Bennett
Causey
Young Causey
W. J. Causey
Berwick
Dividing Politics Riles Wisconsin Cheesemakers Convention
Milwaukee Jan 5 politics splits the Wisconsin Cheesemakers Association as they debate resolutions praising the dairy and food commission and seeking broader legislative support. J C Moore government aide and officials clash over endorsing the state administration, while Bert Austin leads a more cautious faction wary of turning the resolution into a campaign document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin Cheesemakers' Association
State
Dairy, and Food Commission
J. Q. Emery
J. C. Moore
Bert Austin
Boscobel
Committee On
Dairy and Food Commission
State Administration
Austin
Committee On Resolutions
Congress
Spooner 15 Commended for Handling La Follette Entry
Special to The Northwestern Washington January 5 reports Senator Spooner praised for managing the entrance of Governor La Follette into the senate. La Follette Jr. acted gracefully, both men seeking to preserve the senate’s dignity. Notes describe tentative talks, a Thursday morning meeting in the vice president’s room, and the pair entering the chamber with Vice President Fairbanks present.
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Washington, D. C
Spooner
la Follette
Senate
la Follette Jr
Spgener
Torspooner
Mr. la Follette
Capitol
Follette
Spognef
Fairbanks
Senate Chamber
Diplomatic Corps
Alice Roosevelt
Nicoles Longworth
HL. C. Stevens
White House Conference on Navy Personnel Changes
President Roosevelt will host a White House conference at 8:20 PM with Secretaries Rout Taft Bona parte and Attorney General Moody. They will discuss cabinet topics not fully explored earlier, including proposed changes in naval personnel affecting officer promotions and the general board status.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
White House
Roosevelt
Rout
Taft
Bonaparte
Moody
Jt 6
General Board of the Navy
First Team Crosses New Main Street Bridge Early
The first team to traverse the new Main street Bridge did so near ten o clock Friday January 1906 before full opening. Charles Ek on a Morgan lumber load crossed from south to north while work continues on approaches planking and the center draw. Street cars await final draw alignment and paving completion, with completion anticipated within days.
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Main Street
Trafic
Morgan
Charles Ek
Teamster Ek
Morgan Company
Teamster
South Main Street
Dalton Arrested for Carrying Concealed Weapons at Depot
Albert Dalton, long reputed private detective, was arrested at the Chicago & North Western depot on the south side at 2 19 this morning by Patrolman Sidlfort. A search found 39.05 and various items including a loaded .38 revolver by Dartington Richardson and an electric ark lantern. In district court this afternoon he waived preliminary and pleaded not guilty. Trial set for February 10. Bail 0. in default, commited to county jail until life trial. He had prior similar arrests.
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Albert Dalton
Chicago & Northwestern
Clork
Pairuvlman Sidlfort
Dillon
Persnemion
Dartington & Richardson
Was def nding her honor in a April 1 appeal
Mire Antoinette Triia of New Jersey seeks a ruling on whether a woman can be hanged in New Jersey for defending her home against an attack. The case centers on Mrs Sarah M Sewers, president of the club, who allegedly shot an intruder during a home invasion. A public result is proposed, with witnesses invited for the event.
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Prewsi Hackensack
N. J
Antoinette Triia
Beine
Roseevels
H. Anthony el
Cinenati
New Jereer
Heys Bert
Sarah M Sewers
Mod
Thub
Mra
Tolls
Boras
Ghot
Itavan
Sher Mercer Volar
Finn
Jerry Roses
Mrs. Tolle
Two Firms Yield to New Hour Scale Strikes End
About 100 striking printers in New York returned to work today after two shops belonging to the Trovihetae organization accepted an eight hour day. The firms resuming operations are A G Sherwood and Passes & Co.
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New York
Prewsi
Jan
Empiostra Whhich
Princ
A. G. Sherwood and Passes & Co
Motion for Receiver in Milwaukee Fraternal Charity Case
A Madison Wisconsin report notes a motion for a receiver to be appointed by the Supreme Court. The action involves the Fraternal Meme Purchasing Agency of Milwaukee Incorporated with a 1925 date, seeking permission to reorganize and protect assets amid ongoing dissolution proceedings.
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Madison Wisgan
Supreme Court
Sctien
Agen of
Milwanker
Arta MrCard
Frurtest
Ache
Eterna Eniteh
Pesir
St. Pasirain
Local Officials Cleared After Inquiry Into Charges
Unclear memo notes accounts were right as to several officials including Malone, Marquardt, and Chelvin. The document mentions exoneration for alleged mischarges during their terms and an airways matter, with fragmented wording throughout.
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Sprial
Jin
Sheriffa Thee Ee Malone Auwott
F. Marquardt
W. Ty
Mrs Flint Injured by Hypnotic Exhibition Incident
Milwaukee January 5 Mrs Herbert L Flint wife of a professional hypnotist confined to her hotel room after injuries reported from a hypnotism show at the Rhode Opera House. A subject under her influence leaped and struck her in the face after she awakened him from a trance during a dancing episode.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Herbert L. Flint
Myre
Flint
Rhode Opera House
Divorce Granted in Oshkosh Court
In circuit court Judge George W. Burnell granted a divorce to Caroline Upham Sawyer from Phil H. Sawyer on grounds of failure to support. Custody of their daughter is awarded to Mrs. Sawyer with a $50,000 lump sum and final property division. Sawyer offered no defense after withdrawing his answer.
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George W. Burnell
Caroline Upham Sawyer
Phil H. Sawyer
Sawyer
A. E.thompson
Thompson, Thompson & Pinkerton
Charles Quarles
Quarles
Spence & Quarles
Milwaukee
Mira
Madison
W. H. Upham
Marshfield
Oshkosh Gas Light Company
Miss Mary Casey Dies After Brief Illness in Oshkosh
Mrs Miss Mary Casey of Oshkosh dies from pneumonia at age sixty six after a five day illness. Funeral from 305 Washington street to St Peter's Church in Oshkosh with interment at Riverside. Survived by sisters nieces and a nephew in city Evansville and Chicago.
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Mary Casey
Thie
Enet Linculn Avenue
Max Casey
Ness
Mitra Casey
Joan Casey
Oshkosh
J. J. Geary
Margaret Monahan
Mieces Julia and
Marcella Casey
Evansville
Ind
Robert E. Casey
Chicago
Robert Casey
Washington Street
St. Peter's Church
He 5
Geary
M. H. Tlitford
Riverside
Basketball at Normal Hopes for Strong Showing Tonight
In the Normal school gym tonight the Oconto, Company M, and Oshkosh Normal teams meet for their second season game. The crowd expects a tight clash to shape eastern district standings. The Normal lineup includes Whittom Hallsey forwards Keeofa guard Buckley Mody guards. A position switch Buckley and Halsey from forward to guard is tested as the game unfolds.
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Remnasium
Oconto
Company M
Gshkosh Normal
Ocante
Port Washington
Geante
Oshkerh
Qeonty
Reveren
Whittom
Halsey
Keeofa
Comer
Buckley
Mody
le Tre
Forsard
Guardia
Garre
Kila Guile Rapily
Burns and Sinks in Ship Disaster After Explosion
A convoy vessel from the Dewieh line was damaged by a conflagration following an explosion at sea. Two crew members, an engineer and a sailor, are missing. The incident occurred near Carlisle Mink in the Saigen rher area, with urgent search operations underway and authorities investigating the cause.
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Inda Chin
Jane
Dewieh Wleamer Carlisle Mink
Yenterfay
Leara
Burtlion
Agineer
Saltor
Morales Impeached Amid Confusing Report
A garbled OCR item references Morales and impeachment. It mentions names such as Caceres and Carive Morales, with unclear dates and locations. The fragment suggests political action and penalties but lacks coherent details or a clear legal outcome.
Activity Among Troops In Manila Garrisons
Activity prevails among the troops in the Manila garrisons as three regiments come under field orders in view of possible emergencies. The brief report notes heightened readiness amid tense conditions and references the overall security posture in the area.
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Br Ancedate
Dreery
Manila
Manin
Panic 15 Inevitable Says Lyman J Gage
Lyman J. Gage former secretary of the treasury agrees with Jacob H. Schlitt that a great panic is inevitable without currency reforms. He criticizes current monetary conditions as disgraceful and urges prompt action, endorsing Secretary Shaw's emergency circulation plan with modifications. Vanderlip and Schiff discourse on immediacy and currency elasticity. trade remains cautious as money rates move.
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Associated Press
New York
Lyman J. Gage
the Treasury
Jacob H. Schitt
Schlitt
Mr. Gage
Mgr. Schiff
Zsifaw
Schiff
Shaw
Vanderlip
Frank A. Vanderlip
The
National City Bank
Schif
Dun
Schnell case set for jury trial in municipal court
The state v Henry Schnell, charged with assault and battery, was set for a jury trial in municipal court at ten this morning but adjourned to January 22 owing to a key witness. Defendant Schon O, a farmer from Rock Wolf, demands a jury trial. Earl P. Finch represents him. The charge stems from Schnell allegedly throwing a pail of water over Mrs. Fredericka Wolf’s daughter as she walked to school.
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Henry Schnell
Schon
Earl P. Finch
Rock Wolf
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