Lawson 13 To Be Heard In The Oil Trust Case
Missouri Attorney General Hadley leads a hearing before Commissioner Sanborn in the Missouri suit against the Standard Oil trust. Henry Wollmann seeks to compel testimony from H H Rogers of Standard Oil New Jersey and Rogers declines to answer multiple questions citing counsel advice.
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Lawson
OIL Trust
Associated Press
New York
Hadley
Missouri
Sanborn
All Trust
Caid
Boston
Henry Wollmann
Standard Oi! Company
New Jersey
Supreme Court
Davy
New York Supreme Court
The
Tar
Henry H. Rogers
Standard Oil Company of
Joday
Rogers
Indiana
Mr. Rogers
Hadhey
Kentucky
Standard Oil Company
Consolidated Tank Line Company
Therwaters Lenge Oi Company
Adissouri
Waters- Pierce Oil Company
Riding for a Fall and the United States
The Gallic government demands that Mr Castro yield on French claims or force will be used. Washington advices say the United States may soon take energetic measures against Venezuela regarding the Asphalt controversy.
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United States
Castro
Washington
Venezuela
Hamilton Statehood Bill Stalls Amid Insurgent Threats
Washington reports Speaker Cannon’s bid to win insurgent support for the Hamilton Joint statehood bill falters with over fifty-eight votes seen as necessary. Some Republicans may have shifted to administration lines, but no firm path to a House vote exists. In the Senate, Morgan’s railroad rate bill is pressed as a remedy, arguing constitutional questions await Supreme Court ruling and routing through lower courts before final action.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Cannon
Hamilton
House
Bonynge
Colorado
Senate
Morgan
Supreme Court
Chicago Police Hopeful Arrest in Gentry Murder Case
Chicago police say they have information suggesting a rapid arrest of Frank J. Constantine, the reputed murderer of Mrs. A. W. Gentry. A barkeeper reported a man matching Constantine’s description changed a $20 bill at a saloon on 100th Street and Ewing Avenue, asked for directions to Hammond and Whiting, Ind., and is believed to have fled to one of those towns.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Frank J. Constantine
A. W. Gentry
100Th Street
Ewing Avenue
Polles
Constantine
Hammond and
Whiting
Ind
Widow Accepts 2500 Settlement Over Lena Wreck Death
Milwaukee woman Mrs Aunt Gavin has taken 2500 from the Milwaukee road for her husband Engineer Martin Gavin killed when a passenger train wrecked at Lena Wisconsin in December. The widow of Fireman Louis Majer, killed in the same wreck, refused the offer and sued for 5000.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Green Bay
Wie
Gavin
Milwaukee Road
Martin Gavin
Lena
Lous Majer
Marshall Field III Arrives in New York in Illness
Marshall Field III, traveling from Chicago, arrived in New York today suffering a heavy cold. He went to the Holland House where his condition was not regarded as serious.
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Associated Pres
New York
Marshall Fielf
Chicago
Holand House
Paynter Elected Senator in Kentucky Assembly
Both houses of the Kentucky General Assembly balloted and elected Judge T. H. Paynter to the United States Senate to succeed J. C. Blackburn. The action was reported from Frankfort with the Associated Press.
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Frankfort
General Assembly
Lomas
T. H. Paynter
United States
J. C. Blackburn
Capital Stock Increased by Sprincted Co of Chicago
Chicago firm Sprincted Co. certified to three treasury secretaries an increase in capital stock. Total approved value reaches 800,8000.
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Fproax
8Rin & Co
Chicago
Governor Otter Briefs Rhode Island Assembly on Life Insurance Probes
Governor George H. Otter presented his annual message to the Rhode Island General Assembly. He notes public concern over life insurance companies, praises the thorough investigation, and urges careful legislative action without rushing changes to insurance laws. The governor aligns with the state insurance commissioner on cautious reform pending clearer understanding.
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Associated Press
Providence
George H. Otter
Rhode Island
General Assembly
Lfe
National Dairy Show Opens in Chicago with Milk Exhibit
The National Dairy Show in Chicago from February 15 to 24 will feature an exhibit of unpasteurized milk and cream free of preservatives. Organized by the dairy division of the U S Department of Agriculture, space is allocated for certified milk market milk and fresh cream categories. Gold and silver medals and diplomas will be awarded for top prizes by the show officials.
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Associated Press
Washington, D
Chicago
Dairy Division
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
National Dairy Show
Panther submarine to visit South American ports
The German cruiser Panther, presently cruising off South American waters, plans to visit Buenos Aires and Asuncion and travel the Paraná and Paraguay rivers. The move is seen as Germany showing its flag in Paraguay where German commercial interests exist.
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Nec Ee
Washington, D. C_ Jan
Geman Gundent Panther
Visi Buenos Ayres
Mater
Paran
Paraguay
Ascncion
Germany
Republic
Council to raise aldermen and mayor salaries
A January report from Janesville Wisconsin notes the common council introduces an ordinance to place aldermen and the mayor on salaries. Separately a farmer named John Netts near Oakland Jefferson county was attacked by three masked men who fired while he fled. a posse failed to find any trace of the bandits.
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Miisanken
Wix
Jan
Janesville
Senator la Felicite Suffering Severe Cold in DC
Washington Jan report from The Northwestern states Senator la Felicite has contracted a severe cold in recent days. Under a physician’s orders he plans to go to the capitol today for treatment while his condition remains uncertain.
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Spevini
Washington, D. C
la Felicite
C. Berens
Baynor Greene trial opens with fugitives in court
Savannah scene as Benjamin D. Greene and John F. Gaynor appear in federal court four years after fleeing. Indictments accuse them of conspiracy to defraud the government, embezzlement, and receipt of embezzled funds. Defense outlines plan to consolidate charges while pleas in abatement face early court scrutiny.
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Associated Press
Savannah
Benjamin D. Greene
John F. Gaynor
Anser
United States
Erwin
Greene
Gaynor
William T
Edward H. Gaynor
John F. Michael
A. Connelly
Quertmn M. Carter
Colonel Meldrim
Quebec
Wisconsin Supreme Court Rules on Illegitimate Child Inheritance
Special to The Northwestern Madison Wis Jan 9 The Wisconsin supreme court ruled on inheritance for children of illegitimate parents determining blood relation to illegitimate parents. Decisions issued include affirmations reversals and remands across multiple firms and individuals including the Wisconsin Oak Lumber Co Peter Larsen Emer Johnson St Paul Western Coal Co and others with several cases reversed or affirmed and one remanded for new trial.
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Madison, Wis
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Emily Sturner
Emilie Weltemeyer
Supreme Court
Wisconsin Oak Lumber Company
Peter Larsen
Emer Johnson
Guardian
St. Paul and Western Coal Company
Frank W. Mueller
Wirt H. Cook
Fountain City Drill Company
A. C. Petersen
Clarence C. Coe
A. M
Chicago, St Paul, Minneapolis, & Omaha
Ida Matia Lindstrom
B. A. Kipp
George P. Gates
al- Ora
Chicago & Northern Raiheay Company
Thomas F. McKeigue
Gatin G. Goppinsoa
Jefferson
Me Kleths
C. F. Kjess
Georgia K. Thomas
Supreme Lodge Knighta of
Hono
Andrew Merer
John Arms
Afirmer
Edmund Knes
Frank Stefeid
Joseph Roeenheimer
Henry Krenn
Josephine M. Abbott
Emilie Wellmeyer
Voss
Ward Koch
Ws Mate
Wisconsin
Prospect Alu Sand Company
Milwaukee
John Berg
John A. Pauleon
Epprai
Melvin Davie
Robert Shag
British Tariff Debate Met with Loud Crowd Contempt
A British meeting drew a large audience that insulted and booed the speaker as he tried to defend the tariff system meant to protect home industries. the crowd relentlessly shouted him down during his remarks.
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England
Control of Walsh Banks Shifts to Six Chicago Bank Presidents
Power of control in the Chicago National and Home Savings Bank, formerly held by John R Walsh, passes today from stockholders to the presidents of six Chicago banks who form the liquidation committee. Proxies were held by bank presidents. many stockholders abandoned proxies. A three member committee was appointed to pursue an inquiry into the banks' conduct.
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Associated Press
Chieags
Chicago
National and Home Savings Bank
John R Walah
Possesai Bank
Home Savings Bank
Chicago National Bank
Chicago National
Home Savings
Fannie Palmer Driven Ashore Off Cape Henry
A severe gale drove the five masted schooner Fannie Palmer ashore three quarters of a mile north of Cittle Island life saving station near Cape Henry. One man was reported loaded in a breeches buoy with a message to the owner while others refused to land. Rescue efforts continued as the vessel pounded in heavy seas. The Alabama weighed anchor at Hampton Roads and proceeded to the Norfolk navy yard.
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Associated Press
Cape’ Henry
Fannie Palmer
Cittle
Norfolk
Virginia
South Carolina
Cape Henry
Nash
Palmer
Hampton Roads
Alabama
Norfolk Navy Yard
Baseball Magnates Gather for National Association Session
Associated Press reports minor league magnates met in Chicago for the National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs annual session. Presidents Powers and Farrell were expected to be re-elected. A dispute loomed over arbitration board members Griffin and Tebeau, who warned they might resign and form a rival league if not reappointed.
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Associated Prenz
Chicago
JIL
Jen
National Association of Profesrional Baseball Clubs
P. T. Powers
J. H. Farrell
Board of Arbitration
Griffiths
Tebeaau
American Association
Tebeau
Cleveland Broker Ends His Life at Hotel
T W Priot of Denise Priord Co Cleveland shoots himself at the Hellenden hotel. Prominent broker Trier was well known in Cleveland and not a member of the New York stock exchange. He was forty five years old.
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Pre. Cleenland
T. W. Priot
Denise, Priord& Co
Woleide
Hellenden
Trier
Cleveland
New York Sic | Exchange
France Chooses Chamber Leader Amid Narrow Vote
In France on January 8, following a partial count, Deumer is elected president of the chamber of deputies by a slim majority. The race featured candidates including MM. Tenures and farrien A Brow Wing, with concerns over the balance of power and future policy direction.
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Faris
Chamber of Dep
Farrien
Impressive G A R funeral for George P. Loper held today
The funeral for George P. Loper was conducted at 2 30 pm from the G A R hall 70 Merritt Street with large turnout. The deceased was in state earlier the hall adorned with black cloth flags and floral tributes from G A R members and friends. Rev E H Smith led a simple ceremony with songs by Heman H Powers and Mrs John C Harmon. Interment followed at Riverside cemetery in a vault with pallbearers H K Nichols G H Stever Andrew J Robbins Sebastian Ottering Patrick Joyce and John Lueck. Memorial services are planned at the next G A R post meeting.
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George P. Loper
G. A. FR. Hel
Merritt Street
Grand Army
G. A. R. Posts
John W. Scott Circle No. 9
E. H. Smith
First Congregational Church
Riverside Cemetery
H. K. Nichols
G. H. Stever
Andrew J. Robbins
Sebastian Ottering
Patrick Joyce
John Lueck
Toper
G. A. Tt
Deccaset
Noted Pianist W C E Seeboeck to Perform With Trio
Noted pianist W C E Seeboeck appears with contralto Miss Merle White Longman and violinist Miss Carlyl Gray in the Normal auditorium Thursday evening. The event is billed as part of a highly praised lecture course, recognized for its quality and appeal in musical circles.
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Sorma
W. C. E. Seeboeck
Merle White Longman
Carlyl Gray
Elores
Mies Longman
Mies Grar
Finn
Printers Vote to End Hiring Premium Pickets
In New York city jan 7 worker printers signed an eight hour day pact with Mal and Raprees Joy Print a Troethetae member. The union said four office printers returned to work and picketing was approved by the district court of Hennesin can. The petition of members of the Preorhetas seeks a permanent injunction as tensions widen.
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New York
Jarenes
Mal and Raprees Joy
Troethetae
Hat Tedar
Sivkera Dewands
Mitrengecis
Winn. Dan
District Court of
Hennesin
Saba
Declan
Trom
Senate to investigate Panama canal and railway management
Washington Jan 9 news led by Associated Press reports the Senate committee on Interoceanic Canals will probe the Panama canal, canal zone government, and Panama Railway management. The panel authorized hearings, subcommittees, oaths, and a stenographer with expenses from the Senate contingent fund.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Panama Canal
Canal Zone
Panama Railway
Senate Committee On
Kittredge
Hopkins
Knox
Taliaferro
Gorman
Cann
Setiité
Isthmian Canal Commission
Canal Commission
Ths
Gonmen
Senate
Millard
Inter Oceanic Canals
Panama Iailway Company
Canal
Simmons
Freeman Wins Heir Rights In Fond du Lac Divorce Case
William D Freeman formerly of Trin City won a Fond du Lac County Court case to set aside his deceased wife Cynthia Brunson Freeman’s divorce and be re declared heir to her property. The couple married February 1 1963 and resided on Forest Avenue Oshkosh. The judge ruled Freeman as heir rather than the deceased spouse’s father.
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Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
William D. Freeman
Freeman
Cynthia
Brunson
Forest Avenue
Lfo
Horace Outhouse Dead In Madison
Announcement of Horace Outhouse death after a year and a half illness. A welder salvsman by trade, he lived in Madison the past six months and suffered a partial stroke. He was a member of local circles. Funeral service scheduled Thursday afternoon at two o clock in Madison.
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Madison
Inces
Elke
Twe Otlork
Brakes Fail During Town Car Rally
A car owned by an unidentified agency failed to brake during a local event causing a minor slide and prompting a temporary halt as bystanders regained control. No injuries reported and authorities began a brief inspection of the vehicle.
Parcenet for Whaenmetn-Ceneng the fate tes
Fragmentary notice describes a 2009 event involving a Parcenet for Whaenmetn Ceneng fate and related government actions. Readable parts mention winds, tides, and a named company X Heymann Co Baroter Setrit day.
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Er Rive
Whaenmetn
Perth
Relag Lemores
Theal Heer
Heymann
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Cartey
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