Rockefeller Subpoenas Near Failure as Deputies Eye Cleveland
United States Marshal in Cleveland believes John D. Rockefeller is at his Cleveland estate while deputies miss attempts to serve subpoenas in the Standard Oil inquiry. William Rockefeller remains unfound as District Attorney Sims presses for service before a warrant consideration.
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Chicago
Standard Oil Company
William Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Sims
John S. Miller
Mr. Rockefeller
Ler
Rockefeller Search Spreads to Forest Hill Residence
United States Marshal Frank M. Chandler and Deputy Frank Schwentner visited the Rockefeller residence at Forest Hill. They gained admission, with Chandler staying about an hour before returning downtown, leaving a deputy with a subpoena for Mr. Rockefeller.
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Cleveland
United States
Frank M. Chandler
Frank Schwentner
Forest Hill
Rockefeller
Chandler
Mr. Rockefeller
Chan
Excited Cotton Advance Surges After Government Report
New York July 3 the cotton market reacted strongly after the government monthly condition report showed an average of 72 percent the lowest for the time of year. Traders had expected 5 to 6 percent gain and prices jumped about 23 points with July at 12.23 October 12.12 and January 12.23 reaching new season highs.
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New York
Dozens Buried as Levy & White Building Collapses in Cincinnati
A four story building housing Levy & White collapsed during afternoon excavation for the Second National bank project. About 35 to 40 men, most of them laborers, were buried. Seven rescued within 30 minutes, others removed to hospitals. Ten injured in total. Rescue efforts continued as gas traffic was disrupted and fears grew that additional victims remained beneath the ruins.
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Cincinnati
Levy & White
Second National Bank
Salvation Army
Escott
Pastor threatens hanging over Rockefeller fine
Council Bluffs Iowa July 3 a preacher Rev Dr Charles Mayne of Broadway Methodist challenged his audience by saying he would consent to be hanged the day John D Rockefeller pays any fine against himself or Standard Oil. He argued wealth often overruns justice and mocked the legal system.
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Council Bluffs
America
Charles Mayne
Broadway Methodist Church
John D
Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Mayne
Mable
Standard Én Company
Two Dead in Buffs Express Crash at Sunbury
The Buffs express from Philadelphia to Williamsport collided with freight 693 near Sunbury Pennsylvania at 2 p m killing Express Messenger Eyre and Fireman M Evilla both of Williamsport and fatally injuring three with fourteen injured including twelve passengers Assistant Baggagemaster Co P Honter of Harrisburg was also killed. The wreck destroyed the locomotive and baggage cars with most passenger cars derailed or wrecked.
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Sunbury
Buffs
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Eyre
M.evilla
Williamsport
Bageagémaster Co
P. Honter
Harrisburga
City of Lawrence Steamer Runs Ashore Near Block Island
Crowded town crowding the shore as the steamer City of Lawrence from New London to Block Island goes aground near the island mouth. Passengers aboard were disembarking when the vessel struck and became stranded on the shoal. No injuries are reported as responders assess the scene.
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New Lofidon
Conn
City of Lawrence
Block Island
Man
Steamer Grounds in Heavy Fog Off Block Island
In dense fog the steamer grounded near Block Island but caused no panic among excursionists who were later transported to Eastern Point by the vessel's boats.
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Block Island
Eastern Point
Japanese Paper Condemns San Francisco Actions
The Nichi Nichi condemns anti Japanese moves in San Francisco and urges concrete steps from Washington and Tokyo. It argues that the city’s actions threaten the livelihood of Japanese nationals and questions the United States and Japan's ongoing friendship under treaty provisions.
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Tokio
Nichi
San Francisco
Nichi Nichi
Washington
Kato
Viscount Hayashi
Foreign Office
Marquis Ito
Would Create Ice Famine In New York Strike
Union leaders organize northern Manhattan drivers with aim to spark a citywide ice famine by week end. Downtown deliveries halted as foremen stop work and strikebreakers from Philadelphia Boston and Baltimore are used. Brooklyn unchanged while hospitals and public institutions receive ice. police guard stations along the water front.
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New York
American Ice Company
Manhattan
Thirty-fourth Street
Philadelphia
Boston
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Denial clashes as Max Malich testifies in Haywood case
Max Malich, Austrian Globeville smelter leader and hotel owner, rejects Harry Orchard's claims he planned to blow up a nonunion hotel and to kill rival William McDonald for $100. Malich says Orchard proposed violence, but he refused. he knew Orchard as Thomas Hogan via Pinkerton Gratias.
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Boise, Ida
Haywood
Max Malich
Harry Orchard
William D. Haywood
Orchard
Malich
Globeville
William McDonald
Lyte Gregory
McDonald
Steunenberg
Colo
Thomas Hogan
Pinkerton
A. W. Gratias
Gratias
Steve Adams
Union Pacific
Bee
Hogan
Tom
Rockyford
Billy McDonald
Goddard and Gabbert
Edward L. McParland
James McParland
Western Federation of Miners
Victor
Independence Depot
McParland
Colorado Springs
Kansas Line
State Line
Helly
Joe Mehner
Austria
Adams
Union -Pacific
Mehnet
Governor Peabody
Mehlet
No Further Wreck Secrets Policy for Public on Accidents
New York July 3 The Harriman railway system adopts a policy to inform the public of accident details. Mr Harriman orders full reports on all accidents on the Taion line Southern Pacific system and Oregon lines. Outsiders are restricted from participation in the annual board of the fefei aech tents, with a commission citing negligence in many recent incidents.
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New York
Harriman
H. Harriman
Union
Piei
Alen
Iiet
Lcme
Fefei
Ntock Slensis
Many Sentenced to Death in Guatemala Plot
Word reached City of Mexico that President Cabrera of Guatemala ordered the arrest of 160 citizens on charges of complicity in an assassination attempt. Prisoners were grouped in squads of twenty and tried. two bands faced death sentences. Included are some of the country’s wealthiest men, said to be blacklisted with trumped up charges for political reasons. Central Americans in the city discuss the matter at a coming mass meeting.
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City
Mexico
Cabrera
Guatemala
Italian champion wins Dieppe automobile grand prix
Nazzare the Italian champion won the Dieppe automobile grand prix covering about 477 miles in 6 hours 46 minutes and 32 seconds. Szisz was second and Lancia third as nine of thirty-eight contestants finished amid a heavy track and a large crowd. Christie the American driver struggled early and finished among the last.
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Dieppe
France
Nazzare
Christie
Szisz
Lancia
Shepard
Girl Choked to Death Near Stratford Home
Weary woods along the road near Stratford saw Jennie Rehle eighteen, daughter of John E. Rehle, assaulted and murdered after leaving church. Autopsy shows choking as cause. hands tied, clothes torn, a broken rib. Two men, Irvie Bartlett of Nashville and James Mackey of Chicago, were arrested on suspicion.
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Wausau
Wis
Jennie Rehle
John E. Rehle
Stratford
Irvie Bartlett
Nashville
James Mackey
Chicago
Western Union Telegram Withdraws Notice to San Francisco and Oakland
General order from New York July 3 states Col Clowry of Western Union has withdrawn the notice to accept business for San Francisco and Oakland subject to delay. Superintendent Jaynes reports San Francisco and Oakland business moving without delay, ten of thirteen branches reopened, nine strikers reinstated upon individual applications.
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New York
Clowry
Western Union Telegraph Company
Chicago
Atlanta
Sam
San Francisco
Oakland
Jaynes
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Ronte
Marshal Chandler
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Boise
Tom Hogan
Gested
Witness
Senator Borah
Automobile’ Grand Prix
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