World Briefs Sweep Across the News Radar
Judge Cochran at Clinton quashed one count in the Magill indictments. France and Spain act in concert over Morocco with ships and troops. The Dixie wins the international marine cup in Southampton water. A hundred millimeter gun breech blows off on Couronne. three dead, five wounded. Other items note fires, rail incidents, murders, and political shifts worldwide.
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Couronne
Salins Roadstead
Jackson
Mich
Olga Lundell
Sac City
Fountain House
Waukesha
Wis
F. W. Stevens
Pere Marquette Railroad
Pere Marquette
Michigan
Mexico
Navy Department
Bremerton
Puget Sound
Southern Railway
Alabama
Frank N. Julian
American Sugar Refining Company
Chancellor Magic
Trenton
N. J
George H Earle, Jr
Pennsylvania Sugar Re- Sning Company
Philadelphia
Marysville
Paris
Wright Brothers
France
United States
Neusandee
Baltimore
Chicago
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Midway
Hamilton
Visalia
Cal
Seoul
Lodz
Russia
San Pedro
Pacific Wharf & Storage Company
Pittsburg Coal Company
Petriella
Minnesota
Fred Magill
Clinton
Ill
Magill
Edgewater
Valveline Oil Company
Katie Pritschler
New York
Neil N. Hughes
Columbia, Tenn
A. M Hughes
Columbia
United States Post Office
Marquette
Kan
Missouri Pacific
Frank Frantz
Oklahoma
Garrett Walsh
Maine
T. F. Maddox
Baker J Ackerman
Fred Gutierrez
Voronezh
David Christie Murray
London
California
Vallejo
Honolulu
Exeter
British Medical Association
Aloise R. Garze
Mexico City
Brooklyn
N. Y
Robert Stubbs
Butler
Levi P Morton
American Powder Company
Avoca
M Hague
James Coolbaugh
John Warner
Vespasian Warner
Bingham
Charles H Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Boise
Idaho
Timothy Reagan
Thomas J. Jones
A. Nichols
Egg Harbor
Pittsburg
Marshalsea
Largest Fine Ever Imposed on Standard Oil for Rebates
Chicago judge Landis fines Standard Oil Company of Indiana $29,240,000 for railroad rebate violations, the largest corporate criminal penalty in U S history. the company may face additional fines of $88,440,000 on seven indictments. Washington report by Commissioner Smith details oil price manipulation and profits, noting vast earnings since 1882 tied to a modest original investment.
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Chicago
Ill
Landis
United States District Court
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Standard of Co
Standard Oil Co
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Herbert Knox Smith
Standard Ofl Co
Smith
Standard
Forty Die As Train Derailed In Loire River Crash
In Angers France a local train's third class car derailed after the bridge railing failed. The engine and tender plunged into the Loire river trapping forty passengers who all perished. Only the conductor and fireman survived by swimming.
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Angers
France
Loire
Les Ponts-De-Ce
Ratn
State vows firm action against Southern railway over charter issue
Alabama leaders confer on railroad law enforcement with Gov. Comer Attorney General Garber and counsel. They warn of possible extra session or troop action to compel compliance and threaten arrests of Southern officers and workers operating without a state charter.
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Secret Service
California
Jimmy Britt
Nelson
San Francisco
Martoogessian
New York
Stephen 8. Watson
Colorado Springs
Laura Matthews
A. R. Rumbaugh
Roosevelt
Gov. Curry
New Mexico
Gov. Johnson
Minnesota
Iron Range
Duluth
Casablanca
Morocco
Claude Heywood
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Jackson, Mich
Clark’s Lake
S. M. Stephenson
Menominee
Mich
Bryan Newberry
Iowa Pure Food Law
Adolphus Busch
St. Louis
Schwalbach
Prussia
Busch
Empire and Klotz Mills
Simpson
Lackawanna Valley
Abraham C. Ruebush
Port Lavaca
Tex
Ruebush
Birmingham
Ala
Comer
Garber
Southern Railway
Montgomery
Secretary of State
Southern
Man Rescued From Lynch Mob After Blair Street Shooting
Adam Lacach, a foreigner, shot Joseph Warech twice after a dispute over a police report. A mob assembled near Blair Station 24 miles from Pittsburg. authorities intervened and took Lacach to jail in Clairton.
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Pittsburg
Blair Station
Adam Lacach
Clairton
Blair
Joseph Warech
Lacach
Warech
L Lacach
A. L Critchfield
Blair Iron Works
Cooler
Markets Across Multiple Cities Report Mixed Goods Prices
The August 6 1907 market blotter lists flour, wheat, corn and oats prices in New York Cleveland Toledo East Buffalo and Pittsburg with cattle veal lambs and hogs quoted across pages. Notable ranges include flour at around 5.25 to 5.35 per barrel and cattle steers from 4.90 to 6.60 across cities, while hogs fetch roughly 6.70 to 7.00 in several markets and eggs and dairy items show modest gains.
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New York
Minnesota
Cleveland
York State
East Buffalo
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SHE Gazette
Julia Sands Bryant
Willam Cullen Bryant
Mineola
L. I
Anne Rebecca Fairchild
Bryant Edward L. Perwar
Cleveland & Pittsburg Road
Steppenville
Des Plaines River
Ottumwa
William M.powell
Haliie
J. E. Stevens
Charles B. Grubb
Lancaster
E. F. Richardson
Denver
Clarence Darrow
Georgia House
Georgia
Des Moines
Syracuse
Onondaga Creek
Empire
Charles Francis Powell
St. Paul Minn
Queen Wilhelmina
Andrew Carnegie
Order of Orange Nassau
Shannon Hill
Atchison
Moravia
Nea Milan, Tenn
Federal
The
Southern Railway Co
Toledo