Closing Address in Suit Against The Standard Oil
In Bt. Lcutt a government brief led by Frank Kellogg contends the Standard Oil Company violated the Sherman Act. The case seeks dissolution with projected legal costs reaching about five million dollars. Kellogg argues price manipulation and antitrust conspiracy, detailing testimony and industry impact while noting the broader legal battle and logistical drafts. The narrative shifts to a memorial service and river rower event with unrelated local details interwoven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. Lcutt
Tod Rcapas
Avedaze
United States
Frank B. Ketlorg
Save Che Utal
Kellogg
Leesty
Ofiglpay
Rtandard
Brearttem
Watron
Riley
Ite
Br. A. Dane Uurand
Br. Kelloge
Mr. Kellocg
John 1. Archbold
Morkefoliee Frank
Archeld Frank
Archbold Roult
Fc Radway
New York
Yng
Milous
Disappointment in Manila over passage of Payne Bill
Washington April 19 A message from the Philippine assembly secretary reports disappointment as the bill for revenue and tariff reforms failed to pass. The assembly opposed an amendment favoring Wayne SIU and international duties on imports to curb expenditures. The secretary noted strong opposition and termed the passage of the bill a significant setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Payne Sill
Washingtom
Phillyplar Assembly
Shep
Ned Ceneve
Wayne Siu
Ennereas
Asalee
Yale
Washinaton
Family injured by gasoline explosion
Five members of a family were seriously burned in a gasoline explosion at their cottage on the outskirts of Terh Garde. Fire, gas and transport services aided the injured, including several children, as neighbors provided aid and police investigated the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phiratn
Terh Garde
Gantik
Fog Howe
Arcistance
Gaewik
Doanten
Mraheh
Ehiltren Mae
Hitchcock's Funeral Set For Next Monday
Funeral arrangements remain uncertain as details are sketched for a memorial service next Monday in Waeheneten. Local officials and family members are coordinating with the church to confirm timing and honorifics for the deceased, with community members expressing their condolences.
Lake tragedy in windy chase leaves two dead
In a windy lakeside incident Paget OUhes and two companions salting the shore were blown into the water by a sudden gust. A maiden and others failed to reach them as a girl’s hat was swept away and a bystander, Samuel Winch, was fatally injured after a streetcar accident while pursuing the hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paget Ouhes
Aloehe
Hall
Mike Ertendi
Eyta bin Anelst
Nank
Thom
Bamuel Winch
Australian Navy to Build Three Torpedo Boat Destroyers
Australian government orders three torpedo boat destroyers built in Scotland at high cost. Delivery planned in twelve months, with two more ships to follow. Prices include armaments and matériel, and project timelines indicate a staged build and testing period in Britain.
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Mictoria
AaPheere
Agueiralan
Ecotlamt
Mae
Australia
Alate
Wife Murderer Confronted by Posse in Maine Crisis
In Kinthom Maine a wife murderer is reported to have faced a posse after a violent incident. Merchert Nottage allegedly tied ten men before shooting his wife Lucinta five times at their home following an earlier quarrel. Local authorities investigate the fatal confrontation and ensuing chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinthom
Maine
Merchert Nottage
Lucinta
Blazes
Nettage
Bla
Pant
Hous
Pennsylvania and Yale Meet on Schuylkill River
Poor readable OCR fragment mentions a Pennsylvanian and Yale meeting on the Schuylkill River with scattered references to universities and dates. The legible bits imply a college athletics or rowing context with multiple schools named. No clear outcomes or complete details are recoverable from the fragment.
Equestrian Statue of Joan of Arc Moved to Pantheon
The statue of Joan of Arc, a centerpiece at the Louvre for fifteen years, was secretly removed on Thursday and relocated to the Pantheon by order of the Minister of Public Instruction Doumergue. The move follows royalist student demonstrations at Bethonne and reflects evolving histories of Joan of Arc as discussed by Thatemar in his popular book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porlowsey
Mieleter
Public Instruction
Doumergue
Jean
Ate
Pag
Hanthee
Bethonne Axatust
Thatemar
Night Rider Sentenced to One Year in Penitentiary
A jury in Kingston convicted John Dackeon for participating in a nightrider raid that left a deceased infant and others harmed. He was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary. The court noted the severity of the crime and the defendant’s involvement in the assault and shooting incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fadecat
John Dackeon
Kenston Eogiis
Jackson
Students on Trial for Hazing at Portland Campus
Eugene April 10 A Portland grocer and a Regents official testified after five students faced hazing accusations linked to Malph Wrletol. Witnesses described Wrletol ducked in cold water for two hours as punishment for dormitory rule breaches. The defendants admitted parts of their stories and said Wrletol’s back injuries followed the punishment period. The trial centers on the dormitory culture and alleged disciplinary practices at the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Ore
Orrenn
Porteland
Portland
Werk
Vulya
Penn
Statenta
Joe Itnerses
Arlaet
Arlaet'a Mentab Contidon Prior To Fle Dacking Has Laronn
Nil wbRos Ea Eves
Oldest Telegraphist in United States Read
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an aged telegraph operator in the United States. The garbled text shows partial phrases about reading or age, with unclear names or places. The readable bits indicate a historical human-interest item centered on longevity in telegraph service.
Local Government Edict Extends to Cities and Towns
Washington April 10. An imperial edict outlines establishment of local government for cities towns and villages nationwide. councils and supervisors will manage education public welfare agriculture industry and finance. Voting ages 25 and up with tax status required. certain officials and instructors barred from voting. Elections limited to eligible residents. office holders face eligibility limits.
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Washington
Triorny
Seven Die in Coal Mine at Windber Pennsylvania
Windber Pa April 10 seven miners were killed and many escaped after a premature explosion of dynamite in Mer Wind White Coal Company mine No The blast occurred just before May shift and would have harmed more if the miners had not been near the tunnel mouth Rescue parties retrieved all bodies from the entombed area as wreckage and cries echoed from the depths The dead and injured were part of a twelve man drilling crew working at the fourth heading preparing shots Several hundred pounds of dynamite lay nearby and the blast levelled the area at the mine mouth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windber
Merwind-White Coal, Company
Toloe
Trelve
Win
ProbS Claas to Meet in Bermuda in 1910 Convention
The Interpa thing Teague of Drees Claha rejected Hermida as the convention site. The gathering will run from May 24 to May 38 with Bermuda chosen as the real day. The event is described as a benevolent organization for newspaper men, with plans to sail for Bermuda aboard a liner.
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Bermuda
New York
Drees Claha
Hermida
Eto
Buffain
Macara Falls
Atlantic City
Beattie
Washington
Malin Bay
Jis
Gentasekar Hermuda
Pastor Receives Menacing Letter Ahead of Funeral
A New York pastor reported receiving a threatening letter warning of an attack during his church funeral services. Plainclothes officers and guards were posted around the church as authorities investigated the notice and potential threats, with steeper security measures evident on the day planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Pettuntny
Athorites
Ratriek
Keaines
Cathedn
Oklahoma Officials Cleared in Fraud Indictments
Tala Okla April 10. Charles N Haake Oklahoma's state executive and six prominent Oklahomans indicted for fraud in Muskogee will not have to stand trial. Judge John A Marshall upheld a motion to quash the indictments on the grounds that grand jury size and procedure did not meet federal law as applied in old Indian Territory. Sylvester Bush said the case would be presented anew to the grand jury immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tala
Oklo
Toremor Charles N. Haake
Oklahoma
Stetchet
Arkansas
Old Indian Territory
Sylvester Bush
Times General
Roverement
Muller
Peeariva
Rivalry Among Scout Cruiser Crews in NewportMatch
Intense rivalry exists between the crews of the scout cruisers Birmingham and Salem with the Challenger Cheater in Newport. A wager of 3,000 is laid for the first board race between Salem and Birmingham, timing the event for Monday. The Salem crew, though believed best in pressure tests, faces strong bets against them. The Birmingham team is favored to beat Salem and the Challenger in the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Firmingham
Acrle
Crusade Against Vice Nets 123 Arrested In Chicago
Officers and detectives raided a Chicago pool hall and hotel amid a city wide drive. One hundred twenty three men were captured and detained by detectives under the state attorney general and City officials after a raid on a notorious gambling ring. Mayor Howse backed the crackdown and pledged a police shakeup. Several suspects include bankers and brokers. Detectives planned further raids as the operation continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sey Rateseiling Raite
Arer
Mrorney Wayman
Howse
Altoroey Sa
Ropeerta
Heparte Toy Hai
Ube
Harfie
Tiereby Care
Officer shoots man he mistook for burglar
A chaotic April incident in a city marked by misidentification led to an officer shooting a man believed to be a burglar. The wounded man, connected to local business figures, faced critical injuries while authorities reviewed the misstep and its circumstances.
Turkish Wrestler Mahmout Prepares for Big Meet in Chicago
Mahmout the Turkish giant heads to Chicago for a landmark wrestling bout next week after weeks on the road. Promoter Pietric says Mahmout is in excellent condition and will train daily to shed weight and sharpen form ahead of the anticipated clash with Goteh.
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Chicago
Yuet Mahmaour
Antoine Pierri
Dtiva
Goteh
Fontead
Beell
Mahmout
Will
Pietric
Tauteh
Beenerg Tronnider
Niagara's Big Ice Jam Closes Power Plants and Roads
Niagara River ice jam continues trapping water above normal between the city and Lewiston. Ontario Power Company plant near Falls inoperative causing damage and stoppage of machinery. Roehester and Syracuse areas report damps and curtailment. upper bridges and railroad tracks iced and threatened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagara
Niagara Enree
City
Lewlton
Ontario Power Cmpany
Ara Falla
Roehetler
Hyracise
Beneca
New York
Hydraulic Power Company
Leelston
Great Parte
Commurstog
Silent Toast To Grant And Lee On Appomattox Day
Chicago April 10 An immortal occasion at Appomattox Day when General Frederick Grant called for a salute and unity The toast spoke of reconciliation between the North and South honoring Union and Confederate memory and expressing hope for lasting peace The crowd heard a tribute to heroes and the fading banners as bells rang and prayers rose for harmony and national healing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frederick D. Geantameatt
Urant
Hank
Old French ladder dredge restored to use in canal work
A damaged 19th century French ladder dredge is restored for use on the Washington Norlh canal project. The vessel, previously tied to a Panam railway wharf, will operate with its six-dredge setup, aiding the canal’s maintenance.
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Washington
Norlh
Ta Nora
Panam Railway
Sar Pablo
Qorgena
Ake Chagrex
Garda Elas
Verdict Is Not Guilty In Lyons NY Case
Lyons New York April 10 3ire Gror da Allym Batya was acquitted of murdering her husband Harry Hamilton a nephew of the late Admiral Sampena. She told reporters before leaving for Mare fuola that she stood it for her father and mother and felt contented to wait. She recalled being to Rochester and witnessing events after the shooting. She said she never wronged her husband and loved him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Harry
Father
Harty
Christian Science Campaign in Ballroom
New York April 18 a Christian Science church has leased a ballroom near a hotel for a Sunday service. The room seats about AO with an orchestra to provide music. This event marks a plan to build a church in the neighborhood despite existing churches nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ujyer
Chrislin Relepee
WUL
Rel¢nt
Nominent Oilman Killed in Collision Near Resor
Lon Angelee April Low reports a prominent oil man was killed in a collision between an automobile and a Southern Pacific train near Resor today. Authorities investigate the wreck. the deceased is suspected to be the former owner of Lara Ancedes Woerald and a leading figure in Mitacom munlics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Angelee
Resor
Lara
Citizeta
Mita
Coma
Settlement Reached in Breach of Contract Suit in New York
A breach of contract case in New York reaches a settlement after negotiations over weeks. The agreement includes terms for damages and payments to be made, with a preliminary injunction modified as part of the settlement, and the court to dismiss the action in due course.
Hew Division of Railway Mail Service 19 Created
Announcement from Washington on April 10 noting the creation of the HEW division of railway mail service. Mentions new offices in Montana and Oregon with multiple branch changes and directives, detailing administrative restructuring and personnel mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HEW
World markets closing quotes and livestock prices
Closing quotations from Chicago and other markets show cattle, hogs, and sheep steady to weak. Cattle receipts about 600 at Kansas City with feeder cattle steady. hogs firm near 9.70 on May pork and 7.20 to 7.40 on various barrows. wheat and corn show mixed quotes, with April and May futures noted.
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Kanasz
Weneas City
Cathe Tieers
Wen Tins Stoeters
Fee
Castro Exiled From Martinique Immobility Delays Exit
Fort De France April 10 Ciprians Castro former president of Vente rarla informed officials of France's expulsion order. He reported health issues prevent travel and urged arrangements to leave aboard the French steamer Versailles amid financial and medical concerns. The Paris doctor evaluated his condition as travelable but the former leader sought delay to depart for Sapta Crog De Trierite.
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Fort Pe Frevee
Ciprians Castro
Venterarla
Hio
Martinique
Polite
Fort de France
Bouvier
Castre
France
Ciptiina
Carefro
Venezuela
Castro
Ife
Puri de Prager
Versailles
Castro Dev
Sisteleot
Birt
Genenary
Unclear Venezuela Arrest Threats Linked to Castro Return
Fragmentary report suggests tensions around a former leader possibly traveling to Venezuela and facing arrest. Text hints at French actions from Martinique and fears of uprisings, with references to a pending confrontation and regional stability concerns. The source is highly garbled and lacks clear names or dates.
Fractured OCR Note on Local Train Timetable Origin
Fragmentary text from a local notice or timetable mentions Columbia February and dates, with unclear names and actions. The readable bits reference a train or travel schedule, a gift, and tampering notes, but no coherent outcome or official statement. Entities are uncertain due to OCR errors.
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Frank B. Kellogs
Onal
Schayltlt
Vale “Varaity
Peuhsyiepola
Varaity
Poom
Westweather
Four Oelock
Ahamaces
Per & Leo
Hitchcock
Posse
Thim
Pennsylvania
Schuylaill
Grea
Getatue
Joan OF Arg
Pantheon
Young May
Dus
Hasing
Aled
Bie
Privid
Marshall
Haskell
Dan Franthen
Tye
Metk
Scirty Tenlay
Antva Arenson
Benth Americ Mercantile Company
Covernor Lirley
Niagara’s
Grant
York Phonografh CO
Gourta S
Thames
Mra
Kallsan
Caylee
Nalin
Bey Gemling
Esa
Petrie
Pete Bettie
Wasntacinn
Herrtrating
Sinding Peat
Palfeay Pial
Loen
Willy
Beatthe
Wark
Mintana
Daha
Orycin
Warrington
Mlaswa
Aires
Leena
Weturn
Wheatier
Jeis
Dee
Loos
Metel
Sen Tor
Wilres
Felala
Orter
Columbia
Fae
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