Missouri Oil Ouster Case Probes Standard Links
The Missouri ouster suit against Standard Oil, Republic Oil, and Waters-Pierce Oil advances as evidence shows Republic stock held for Standard, Frank Wilson tied to Rockefeller, Waters-Pierce buying from Standard refineries, and checks sent to New York since 1904. William T. McKee brings company books. testimony confirms stock held for Standard Oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Missouri
Standard, Republic
Waters-Pierce Oil Companies
Anthony
Republic Oil Company
Standard Oil
Frank Wilson
W. G. Rockefeller
Republic
Waters Pierce Oil Company
Atlantic
Philadelphia
Broadway
New York
M. M. van Buren
John Archbold
William T. McKee
Cleveland, C
Missouri Supreme Court
James H. Taylor
McKee
George B
George B. Wilson
Why Resistance Was Made in Waters-Pierce Case
The second witness Charles M Adams, secretary treasurer of Waters-Pierce, testified as custodian of stock books and financial affairs. Attorney General Hadley moved to compel production per the supreme court order. after protest by counsel the books were produced. H Clay Pierce, former Waters-Pierce president, testified as board chairman. Adjourned for the day.
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Charles M. Adams
Waters-Pierce Company
Hadley
Supreme Court
Priest
United States
Missouri
Adams
Broadway
New York
Standard Oil Company
Moffatt and Tilford
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
H. Clay Pierce
Death of a Russian Mutineer in Otchakoff
Ex Lieutenant Schmidt who led Black Sea fleet mutineers was shot yesterday at Otchakoff along with three sailors. The mutiny occurred last November.
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St. Petersburg
Schmidt
Black Sea
Otchakoff
Moroccan conference reaches satisfactory agreement
News telegrams from Algeciras report the Moroccan conference has reached an agreement satisfactory to all parties. In Indianapolis the operato rs conference adjourned at noon after deciding to meet the miners joint conference at two o clock.
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London
Evening Journal
Algeciras
Morrison & Snodgrass secretary faces misappropriation suit
Cincinnati readers learn Silas Snodgrass, secretary and treasurer of Morrison and Snodgrass, is charged in common pleas court with converting 15102 pounds belonging to the firm. Snodgrass claims the claimed sums were commissions and contract reductions he never received.
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Cincinnati
Silas 1
Snodgrass
Morrison & Snodgrass Company
Common Pleas Court
Andrew Morrison
One Mad Dog Kills Three in Owlingsville Story
Three people die from mad dog bites in Owlingsville Wyoming. Wells aged 14 dies from hyphrophobia developed after six year old bite. Wells is the third victim from the same dog, with march 2000 date and March events.
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Owlingsville
Wells
Austro-Servian tariff dispute ends
Belgrade March 20 reports the Austro-Servian tariff dispute has collapsed with orders to admit all Austrian merchandise into Serbia under the prewar conditions.
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Belgade
Servia
Prince and Princess Leave India for Egypt and Athens
The Prince and Princess of Wales complete a five months tour of India and sail from Kurrachee on the battleship Renown to Egypt for a week before proceeding to Athens to meet King Edward and Queen Alexandra.
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Prince
India
Kurrachee
British India
Prince and Princess of Wales
Egypt
Athens
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Francis Picked as Ambassador to Austria-Hungary
Washington announces Charles S. Francis of Troy New York former American minister to Greece will be sent to the senate as ambassador to Austria Hungary to succeed Bellamy Storer Francis is editor of the Troy Times and his father was ambassador to Austria.
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Washington
Charles S. Francis
Troy
N. Y
Greece
Senate
Austria-Hungary
Bellamy Storer
Francis
Austria
Troy Times
Lincoln Leader General John M. Thayer Dies at 79
Lincoln Nebraska March 20 General John M Thayer civil war veteran ex United States senator and ex governor of Nebraska is dead after an illness that grew serious last Saturday He remained unusually robust and active for his age 79 until a month ago.
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Lincoln, Neb
John M. Thayer
United States
Nebraska
Gen. Thayer
News Faces in Outline
Storms ease in Colorado while eastern Pennsylvania endures a severe blizzard. The US Supreme Court recesses for two weeks. Yellow fever scare in New Orleans traced to jaundice. US ship subsidy bill stirs British shipping interests. Peasants cut crown and private lands in Siberia. David B Hill of New York withdraws from business due to ill health. E J Hedman IL Central switchman killed in wreck at Varata.
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Colorado
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court of the United States
New Orleans
United States
Tomsk
Siberia
David B.B. Hill
New York
E. J. Hedman
Switchman
Ilinois Central
Vara
German Lieutenant Elopes With Adolphus Busch’s Daughter
A German lieutenant Eduard Scharrar and Miss Wilhelmina Busc eloped in St. Louis. Scharrar registered Miss Busch as his wife at a hotel before their marriage. A local attorney was also involved as a rival suitor. The episode drew sensational notice but ended with hoped for happiness.
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Eduard Fr. Scharrar
Wilhelmina Busc
St. Louis
Adolphus Busch
Miss Busch
France and Germany clash over Moroccan police at Algeciras
London reports hope for a Morocco conference accord as France maintains its unconditional stance against international command for Casablanca. Berlin remains cautious, preferring an adjournment, while British observers expect a broader consensus among Great Britain Spain Portugal and Russia with Austria uncertain and Italy and the United States abstaining.
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Paris
France
Casa Blanca
Great Britain
Spain
Portugal
Russia
Austria
Italy
United States
Vienna
Germany
Settlement Near in Franco-German Moroccan Talks
Algeciras Spain March 20 The balance of opinion favors a quick compromise in the Franco German dispute over Morocco at the conference. It is said terms are arranged with concessions on police and bank questions. A plenary session is expected today or tomorrow as neutral powers push for a practical solution.
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Berlin
Algeciras
Germany
Arrs
London
Foreign Office
France
Spain
Morengo Revolt Crushed After Weeks of German Siege
Dispatches from Berlin report the failure of the surrounding operation against Jacob Morengo the last active native rebel leader in German Southwest Africa. Six detachments with field and machine guns took part in the weeks long campaign. Colonel Dethling in the Reichstag said Morengo was not a savage but a wary intelligent man who wore English riding clothes and spoke Dutch. He owned a farm in the colony and showed generosity by giving $140 to a German whose farm he had plundered to return home.
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Berlin
Africa
Jacob Morengo
Dethiling
South Africa
Reichstag
Morengo
Cape Colony
Witnesses Not Required to Testify Before Notary
Philadelphia March 20 The state supreme court ruled witnesses need not testify before a notary public before regular court proceedings in the rebate suit against the Pennsylvania Railway company. The coal company International Coal Mining had secured an order from the common pleas court of Philadelphia compelling W A Patton assistant to President Cassatt of the railroad company to testify.
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Philadelphia
State Supreme Court
Pennsylvana Railway Company
International Coal Mining Company
Coal Company
Cominion Pleas Court of Philadelphia
W. A. Patton
Cassatt
Supreme Court Reverses Decision Over Witness Testimony
The Supreme Court reverses a lower court ruling on compelling witnesses to testify in a coal industry dispute. It holds witnesses cannot be forced to answer questions when their testimony can be obtained through deposition or other court processes, affecting the timing of coal company proceedings.
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Pounsylvania Relive
Peter Lievd
Colturbin Bi Trainers Coal Company
Supreme Court
Prince Henry in Minor Car Mishap Near Schwerin
Berlin reported Prince Hea of Prussia driving a car collided with a team near Tarp, frightening residents. He promptly compensated the owner, then spoke with police at Schwerin who stopped him. He claimed uncertainty over duty before adding you know where I live.
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Berlin
Prince Hea
Prussia
Tarp
Schwerin
Sehweria
Henry
Russian revolutionaries seek permission for Tokyo Nagasaki paper
A group of Russian revolutionaries in Tokio asks the authorities in Nagasaki for approval to publish a daily newspaper. Six hundred Macedonian emigrants depart Belgrade for the United States as Europe supplies much of US exports and half of its imports. A Dorcas mill near Florence is destroyed by fire. A freight train wreck near Fletcher Alabama kills engineer Armstrong and fireman. The Association of American Medical Colleges holds its annual convention in Pittsburgh.
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Tokio
Nagasaki
Belgrade
Servia
United States
Europe
Decatur
Til
St. Petersburg
de Witte
Dorcas
Florence
Cole
Christian Hauge Fat
Norway
Washington
Mletcher
Ala
Armstrong
Association of American Medical Colleges
Pittsburg
Chicago Markets Report March 20 1906 Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Market update from Chicago shows mixed receipts and varied demand with cattle slow, hogs steady to higher, and sheep weak. Reports cite official receipts and shipments, ranges for beeves cows and heifers western stockers and feeders and lambs with prices and sources including Beach Wickham Co and McCall Bros agents.
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Chicago
Texas
Mah
Beach-Wickham Co
McCall Bros
Joint Meeting Set for Coal Operators and Miners Settlement
Operators and miners from four states Ohio Indiana Illinois and western Pennsylvania plan a second joint conference in response to President Roosevelt's wishes. J A Winder succeeds F N Robbins as operators chair and warns of acting alone if needed. President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers and Mrs Langdon address the group at the Claypool hotel in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Ohio
Indiana
Uinots
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers
J. H. Winder
John Mitchell
Mine Workers
Roosevelt
F. N. Robbins
Pittsburg Coal Company
J. A. Winder
Robbins
Leasumwent
Winder
Langdon
Denver
Colorado
Claypool
Fifteen Dead After Snowslide Near Silverton
Denver March 20. A raging blizzard and snowslides in the San Juan mining districts raise the death toll to at least fifteen. The Shenandoah mine near Silverton claims several victims including Jacob Theboldt Jesse Shaw Gus Holse Peter Coleburg Bert Albert Edward Kirk Slate Branton Emil Boss Gustafson Margelo Picollo and an unknown man. Camp Bird mine workers escaped to the tunnel. Ouray and others report safe status for men at San Pedro Atlas Bankers' National and Revenue properties.
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Denver
Silverton
San Juan
Shenandoah
Jacob Theboldt
Jesse Shaw
Gus Ho
They Are Worse Than Dupes in Menominee Diamond Scam
Two professional crooks duped Menominee residents by selling purported stolen diamonds at low prices. Buyers examined stones but received polished glass instead. A Manominee man paid 150 dollars and a Marinette man 120 dollars before realizing the ruse. They refrain from accusing the scammers who are suspected of trying to buy stolen goods.
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Menominee, Mich
Marinette
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Standard
Waters-Pierce
Republic Oi
Republic Company
Alfred I. Eddy
Western
Eddy
The
Hix
Thayer
Eduard F. Scharrar
Millionaire Busch
Bourgeois
Prince Henry of
Mch
Grain Market
IBM
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