Standard Oil Still Roasted Standard Oil Still Roasted
A corrupted OCR summary reports on Standard Oil dissolution hearings in New York. It notes government counsel, Rockefeller and Kellogg, and tied figures like Johnny Nuchufoller owning 247,042 shares. The piece mentions oil refining, export controls, and the United Metals Selling Company context, with market values and commissions referenced. It also includes an advertisement for a cough syrup and general industry details.
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New York
Blanchard Oil Company
JRS2
Mote
Etandaré Ol
Evinenen
Pranit 7
Kelloga
Wyfectal
Caunsal
Unity
Lis Dowwmantt
Dotacrdiva Plynv
United States
Neorel Wervicg
Kul] Ingg
Tis
Rockefeller
Mitsui
Comitfon’ Utat
Standard Ol
Amalgamated Director Talks on Copper Strikes and Markets
Sept 20 The News Bureau reports an amalgamated director’s remarks on copper supply demand and consolidation. Talks reference Westinghouse Electric and General Wolerington Electric Wy, copper wire costs, and a projected price drop amid a planned reduction in capacity. Mentions United Mining and Sening Company stock and a corporate history dating to 1900 with evolving dividends and ownership.
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Nsoston
Mags
Aulee
Rodney
Utih
Colorado
General Wolerington Electric
Westinghouse
Westinghcitit
Waslington
Eni Vent
Iitvoturs Vermis
Ividendy
Tale
United Menny Sening Company
Ereatest Aeliing
Lin
CIA
Bla
No Constitutional Government For China
Report from Pekin dated February 20 discusses calls for a constitutional framework. Chinese envoys JH Lan and others seek a council of deliberation to aid governance, with debates over parliamentary representation and reform amid limited authority in Pekin.
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tRsnel
JH Lan
Grand Council
Tenatleren
Ang Cheuk Thiesper
Havety
Roth Chong Chi
Supreme Court Decision Delayed Amid Party Names Mentioned
A murky OCR style notice references a supreme court decision involving individuals Titloot and Neh Seyi and a series of garbled terms. The fragment hints at a legal outcome or hearing with unclear details and multiple misread names and phrases.
Arbitration Talks Slow Western Union Strike
New York Sept 20 Thomas J Mahan and Aenor G2 Cangines discuss authority to gate Washington and arbitrate amid a pending strike. The piece notes tensions with the Post and Telegraph workers, Western Union officials insist no arbitration is needed, while Brooks supports seeking outside help. leaders warn of continued disruption if demands aren t met. Mr Saul departs for Chicago as Western Union statements emphasize unresolved bargaining and potential disruption.
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New York
Thomas J. Mahan
Aenor
Podographers
Witton
Cue
Neuer
Saul Va
Chleagy
Bent
Canorrl Super Intendast Hroals
Western Union Company
Tak Lily Company
Meg Brooks
Jane Ured
Uw Company
Alria
Chee
Niue
Iuin
Western Uhilon
Hla
Hl Lever Rigain
Cy Comuny
Ottowl
Edward J. Nall
Xonern
Postal Telegraph
Gable Conjans
Tadey
Boy Clairvoyant’s Strange Night Finds Gude Missing
A London boy claims to relay extraordinary Norwegian clairvoyant messages about the location of a missing man named Gude. The boy, under watch with two men, traced footsteps and led authorities to a lane and canal near Christiania before revealing bare tracks and directing a pursuit that continued into the night.
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London
Isea Cheistini
Yestentay
Christiania
Cnetstianig
Ploestinat
Tien
Chethlankt
Tiplit
Aduvlor
Lhw
Jolin
Mong
Sami
Christianta
Wille Gudeim
Five Torpedo Boat Dreadnoughts Bid Awarded
Worthington today awarded the contract for the construction of five torpedo boats, with thirty more planned. William Cramp & Sons bid $685,000 each, Bath Iron Works $021,000, New York Shipbuilding $646,000, with turbine drives of Parsons type to be installed on all ships.
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Ola
Ahi
Attacks on Nevada Court Prompt Contempt Threats
In a Nevada courtroom, Judge Breen and District Attorney Maesteertl faced a disturbance as a defendant named Williams attacked the proceedings with violent language. The court warned that contumacious conduct could lead to contempt and a possible chain-admonition, while noting the incident would be republished by the press.
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Carson
Atienia
Breen
Lander
Nwyer
Murier
Williams
Drude
Testified In Own Defense In Gentry Murder Case
Frank J. Constantius testified in his own defense in Chicago on September 20 regarding the murder of Mrs. Louise Gentry. He maintained composure and claimed his father was a wealthy real estate owner and that Gentry quarreled with Mrs. Gentry on the day of the shooting, asserting he was about to leave when the incident occurred.
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Chicago
Frank J. Constantius
Louise Gentry
Congunttie
Murder trial details unfold in city court case
A man pleads as the case twists through confessions and disputed evidence. He recounts forcing a woman aboard a ship story and attacking her with a razor before fleeing for a doctor. Letters from Mrs. Gentry and a signed will surface, while Constantine refuses to identify the signer. The accused, once urged to surrender, had long wished to give himself up but was blocked by family pressure.
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Mr. Doherty
Walle
Ciy
Gentry
Hima
Constantine
Nll
Dentry
Turbine Vessels in Favor for Torpedo Propulsion
Washington reports that turbine engines offer simpler lighter and cheaper propulsion than old engines. The Lusitania’s performance spurred interest as the U S Navy adopts turbine propulsion for torpedoes and Americans study Curtin type devices replacing Brotherhood engines once used by Whitehead.
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Washington
Naval Service
Lusitania
United States Navy
Brotherhood
Whiteheat
Homeulanes
Atherica
Steam carbine concept boosts torpedo efficiency
A fragment hints at steam carbine use in naval torpedo systems, noting a simpler turbine compared with old engines, lower construction costs, and higher efficiency. The report mentions naval officials reacting with anger at the prospect and references dramatic speed gains.
Roosevelt Heads North for Camping and Speeches
President Roosevelt plans a 17 day northeastern camping trip beginning around September 20 with a return to Washington by October. He will travel from Oyster Bay to Meumhis Ven n and then to Vicksburg Mississippi before resuming duties. Generals and officials from New York and Louisiana accompany him, including Civil Service Commissioner Aa Mekihinny and John S. Parker of New Orleans.
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Pyeeiduar Atunaccett
Lousiana
nFovde
Oster Bay
Washington
Weayarday
Siulas
Ing
Meumhis
Dember
Wil
Ostoner Palay
Vickaburg
White
Aunip
New
John SM. Parker
New Oyleans
China Follows Russia In Constitutional Parliament Steps
Washington reports indicate China is moving toward a constitutional parliament, closely following Russia. Highlights mention the Franco-Japanese accord, dissolution of the office of political investigation, extension of local government systems, compulsory education, and reforms in governance and law enforcement. conflict with discrimination laws cited in a New Zealand case.
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China
Russia
Washington
Ainte
Vrief
Office of Investigation of
Political
Akaya
Nowlual Cervice
Luchun
Manehus
Guinere
Hats of Omen Tu a Yowd Inspire Pleased Crowds
In Omen tua yowd hundreds of men attend the center event, the Het aml conference, praised by the Laiver sex and others for their caps.
Poltical tensions and wage dispute color Septembers end
In Wisington on September 20, writers note political tensions as the sownery ids year face conventions. The El Paso based Conpar Co of Texas reports its smelter workers reject wage increases from 482.19 to 34.75, highlighting labor unrest as newsrooms urge readers to use Want Ads for results.
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Wisington
Tuera
Suva
Conpar Co
el Taso
Taxus
Hava
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Brandson
Cat
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Linseller
Colne
Yale
Supreme Court
Texas
Public Lands
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Tex
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Dente
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Gell
Uhhatt
Herr Belen
Ottwellen
Godowy
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Wiegbaden
Herp Silor
Contrasta
San Matcalf
Czolggicz
Ohla
Seui
Leon Uaaleuser
McKintey
Ceolgosez
Nevada
Atorney Flay
Roosevelt
Me Couric
Apnnals Hae
Welllnston
New Zealand
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Leader Millinery Company
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