Moffatt Must Appear and Explain Himself
Chicago Sept 21 Federal indictments today granted immunity to the Chicago and Allied fictioning state’s evidence against the Standard Oil company at the India. Moen entered the head of Shindsod of in imsinuating the We had neloe it for a victim of Stinst, bneting. He appeared before the grand jury to test whether the statement contained his prompt teen by his that you have any reason why the Standard DAL have been selected as vilin to make a thorough investigation of it charge and if it mew as other violations indictments. The judge laid out the purpose since the trial. The allusion to Vig sele Het a free company est vies tim may render Moffaty liable for contempt of court. The paper aatten mit we tls Rinmlad’e vine alt Hie yresvolution among stockholders and employes. The greater the simation in this case. The method was made in confermanes with the Attorney General who said he will confer all testimony by witnesses in the army on the Chicago G Ailon. The plan includes parts of the evidence that are identifiable.
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Chicawa
Bulis Doday
Standard O' Company
Tne India
Moen
Stinst
Jane A. Moffas
Stamford Oieth Poy
Todlanty
Grand
O11
Vielin
Hierough
Meneo
Layilis
Aya
CY Vie Afton Lawnenity
Wake Feld
miKnee
Erdrind Elanses
Sime
Confermanes
Quest
Genel Bonaparte
Chiesa G& Ailon
Peter
MOTHER SLAYS THREE CHILDREN IN BUFFALO TRAGEDY
Bertha Mund, 37, murdered her three children Christopher eight Helen two and Frieda six months in Buffalo. A police officer found the children dead in bed with a wound on Frieda’s neck. Frederick Mund, husband, works for the Pennsylvania Railroad and reported the scene. Mund was taken to the station. authorities believe the mother is insane as she confessed to the killings.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Bubalo
Bertha Mund
Frederick Maud
Christopher
Helen
Fried
Frieda
Tod
Prederick Mainus
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Thy
Welock
Mandeather
Willy
Van
Faye
Terchilean
Tammany Hall Faces Primary Violence Threats in New York
In New York on September 24 deputies sworn in to back Tammany Hall spark fears of bloody clashes at upcoming primary elections. Sheriff Lagos, a Murphy ally, warns of interference from McClellan’s city police as Tammany plans to deploy deputies with badges and revolvers. John J. Dooley was assaulted en route to his home, suffering a fractured skull.
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New York
Eheriite
Lagos
Charles ¥. Murphy
Tammany Hall
McClellan
Hingham
Tammany
Tupmiany
Binghalm
Hieve
Hayes
Trimany
Charles Murphy
John J. Dooley
Memory Lacking Memory Lacking New York Sept
An article describes Anthony Brady revealing a complex fraud case involving Standweh Oil Company, Mantalien Oil, and Bullieh, with evidence of an option dated August 21 and connections to the General Industrial Syndieste of London. The piece notes Kellogg’s expectations and Brady’s effort to uncover the scheme.
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New York
Anthony VW. Brady
Standweh Oil Company
New Airey
Hrady
Ervey Kellogg
Hhat
Mantalien Oil Company
Fragmented passage on security and industry in Mankato region
Readable phrases mention Mankato, protection efforts, a company, and concerns about a secure gate. The text blends garbled names and terms, making precise identities and events unclear. core idea centers on guarding assets and potential industrial or civic roles in the area.
Will Split Church Bishops Amid Local Dispute
A fragmented OCR note outlines a church split over authority and leadership. It mentions a meeting date, local names, and possible factions, with references to parish roles and a proposed division plan.
Senator Is Home Amid Turmoil In New York
Fragmentary notes describe a senator’s homecoming in New York amid confusion. The text references a northern region, a July event, and a concert at Southampton with unclear details about schedules and attendees.
Stuyvesant Fish to Fight Harriman Over Control
In New York on September 21 1911 Stuyvesant Fish contends with E H Harriman over control of the Union Pacific Central system. Fish reports warn of proxy campaigns while Harriman aims to place allies on the board. The dispute centers on governance of the Central and related rail lines and potential proxy battles to influence the forthcoming meeting.
Graft Allegations Plague Chicago Officials and Deputies
A chaotic City of Chicago report details deputy sheriffs accused of aiding jail escapes and prisoners’ gains. Testimony cites beatings by officers Mee Avoy Jennisen Brelandle and Pierce, with Nora Sullivan claiming insult by a police sergeant. Patrolman Thomas Woodward faces charges linked to robbery and assault while other officers face pardons and probationary status amid widespread tension.
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Chivton
Chicago
Hherry
Janos Kastikos
Municipalshidge Petit Thin Mornng
Mee Avoy
Jennisen
Brelndle
Pierce
Mee
Nora Sullivan Eirges Abe
Thomas Woodward
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Alton
Frisco
Sau Wrnetven
Dyr, Capert Sie
de Nineine Hospital
Seevier, Ciel
McClelland
Kellogg
Brady
Tinly
Benediet
Mankato
de Stained
Stadt
Ie Beveridge
Wilhelm TH
Pina Lowe
Tun
North
Chertig
Southampton
Newal
Ib Specell
Seanun
Stuyvesant Fish
E. F
Illinois Central Stockholders
Fish
Harriman
Wes
Pia
Stocktolders
Piustes
Air
Harrison
Fie Binivelf
Joh Wacol Aetor
John Welling
Chile
Beno
Janed Dew
Mirawet
Jay
Adiwet
Harriaan
Mhete
Helle
Leven
Flot
Preston
Nln
Letiap
Gear Corporation
Urilon Pact
Southern Pacific
Dhacharae
Ipisteenup
Utvols Central
Mr_ fish
Ulinobs
Larwest
Poolfy
Charles A. Peatndy
Mereman
Mr. Vendets
Witam
Nelson Cragell
Fieh
Hearst
New Yorker
Independence League
Leamie
Wes Wilster
Chifenge
Ind Y
York
Henge Alwene
Herome
Coleman
Reed
Rvlaon i Welle Vo
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Rechard
Derry
No Priser
Sharpe
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