Prosecution Over Rebates Ties to Standard Oil Case
The article outlines government efforts against rebates by Standard Oil and other lines including New York Central, Pennsylvania, Rutland, and Central Vermont. It notes plans for maximum fines, potential $200 million payment, and debates on whether penalties are overly harsh for technical violations. It mentions Judge Landis, Hepburn law, and ICC evidence that could lead to further prosecutions.
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Tat& Bey
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Ral
Rutland
Vermont
United States
Landis
Standard Oil
Interstate Commerce Commission
Science brings hard times and socialists rise in Pyample
Arthur Morrow Lewis spoke at Pyample on Socialism and modern science. He warned that increased producing power creates financial stringency and that capitalism controls work. He urged public action to curb monopoly and balance power between labor and capital as scientific progress widens the gap.
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Pyample
Mader
Pat
Rev J B Perry Dead Natchez Miss Former St Andrews Pastor
News from Natchez Mississippi reports the death of Rev J B Perry formerly pastor of St. Andrew's Church in this city. He was father to Frank Perry assistant district attorney confined to Garfield Hospital with typhoid fever. Mrs Perry and daughter Emily were summoned to Natchez as his condition worsened and will travel there today.
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St. Andrew's Church
Frank &. Perry
Garfield Hospital
North Carolina
Bible Class Organizes Delta Society at First Congregational
The Delta Society formed by the Henle Sunday school class of the First Congregational church elected Dr. Paul Johnson as senior governor and H. A. Cave as president. Charter members include Max Ball Laine Burnham E Chapman Kam fiercey and others. The society meets weekly to welcome visitors and foster fellowship with semiannual officer elections each June and December. One half of the revenue funds charitable causes with the rest supporting the church.
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First Congregational Church
Paul Johnson
H. A. Cave
Waterman
R. B. Burkit
W. H. McClennon
R. R. Chatfield
E. N. Chatfield
Max Ball
Laine
Burnham
E. Chapman
Kam Fiercey
K. R. Pierce
G. H. Williams
T. Woodrow
Methodists End Session With Appointments And Prohibition Debate
The 124th Baltimore Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church at Hamline M. E. Church completed its final session last night. Bishop Cranston read the ministerial appointments for the ensuing year as representatives spoke on prohibition and clergy tenure. A memorial urging longer pastorates passed after extensive discussion, with Anti-Saloon League greetings noted and talks on closer church union amid broader national concerns.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Hamline M. EB
Cranston
Tennessee
District of Columbia
Anti-Saloon League
Arkansas
Lst
Lonis Siroma and Hundreds Named to Be Supplied Circuits
Long list of locations and ministers across towns from Hagerstown to Westminster, naming those to be supplied or supplied for church circuits. Includes Baltimore district figures, several towns such as Martinsburg Mount Savage and Westminster, and multiple individuals like J. F. Helsss and W. A. Koonts among others.
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Siroma
M.L
Anddletown
Rele Berry
Minnewick
Jean Bzer Guntherland
Sentter Hizeat
Alex
Biolanki
N. Edwards
Elkanton
J. A. Haughtek
A J. Gilt
Frostburg
Supps
Hagerstown
St. Pavel
Washington” Square
J. H
Jetfries
Hagersby Circuit
Sock
J. BP
Peith
Harpers’ Ferry
D. A
Foard
Hedgesville
Hillsboro
Hyndman
A. E. Spielman
Keyser
B. Havene
D. M- Browning
Martinsburg
J. P. Wright
Mildland
Watson Cane
Mount Savage
A. E. Single
Oldtown
Ube Bard
Fiedmont
Rawlings
Romney
Shepherdstown
W. A. Lytie
Union Grove
C. ¥. Bonn
Urbana
R. E. Benson
Waterford
H. ¥. Gill
Williamsport
G. A. Uuttréll
Winchester
Fis
West
Baltimore
J. F. Helsss
North Charles Street
Baltimore-Arligton
R. Murray
Bethany
L. M. Champers
Chateworth
L. M. Bennett
Columbia Averna
Harlem Park
H. D. Mitchell
Memorial
W. A. Koonts
Monroe Street
J. T. Marsh
S Park Heights
W. G. McKenney
Rogers Memorial
G. L. White
Sexton
D. L. Ennis
St. Mark’s
J. M. Gillum
Summerfyrd
H. Smith
Upton Square
F. C. Gallagher
Walbrook
W. M
Union Bridge
J. B. Snyder
Walkersville
A.H. McKinley
West Falls
D. Taylor
Westminster
H. Richardson
Representative Brick Dies in Indiana at 56
Representative Abraham Lincoln Brick of the Thirteenth Indians district died suddenly in a sanitarium. Cause listed as acute rhits disease. Born May 27, 1860 in St Joseph County, educated at Cornell Yale Michigan. Funeral planned Friday in South Bend with Indiana delegation attendees.
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St. Joseph County
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Cornell
Yale
Michigan
University of Michigan
Indiana
Substation site clash in District of Columbia
Community group objects to a proposed rail substation at Eighth Street and Maryland Avenue southwest arguing the site sits on public park land and near a residential area. They note preexisting rail routes and urge keeping the substation away from public reservations, preferring alternatives along Eleventh Street or Water Street to serve commuters.
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Fairfax County
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United States
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District of Columbia
Congress
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National Capital
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Highth Street
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Washington Gardner Defends District Finance and Schools
Representative Gardner asserts the House Appropriations Committee aims to prudently manage District funds, citing seven years of heavy spending on improvements and unfunded debt. He touts large school investments, notes fire safety concerns, and contrasts police pay with other cities while backing school inspections and District contract reforms.
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Washington Gardner
Appropriations Committee
Washington Board of Trade
New Willard
Gardner
Ridder Predicts Free Wood Pulp Act by Congress
Herman Ridder of the New York State Zeitung and head of the Newspaper Publishers' Association stated after a talk with President Roosevelt that he is confident Congress will pass a bill to provide free wood pulp. He claims written pledges from sixty eight Republican House members plus Democratic votes give a large majority, and believes Senate support is likely to clear the measure.
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Ody
Northwest Houses Sold In Northwest Washington
Moore and Hill sold the two story six room colonial front house at 3549 Tenth street northwest to John Shelly for $4,850. Shelly will occupy the house. It is the sixth in a row of ten sold for Harry Wardman. Also sold through Stone and Fairfax was 1149 New Hampshire avenue, a three story brick residence with ten rooms and bath erected over five years ago for $5,000. Purchaser will use the home as a future residence.
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New Hampshire Avenue
Moore & Hill
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Wardman
F. B. Early
Stone & Fairfax
Edgar Fisk Held After Housebreaking Charge
Edgar Fisk faced a preliminary hearing before Judge Kimball in police court and was held on $1,000 bond for grand jury action. He is accused of breaking into the home of Mrs. Alice M. Perkinson at 621 Hi Street on the night of April 4 but was said to have been frightened away by arresting detectives Cornwell and AT.
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Alice M. Perkinson
Hi Street
Cornwell
King's Palace Expands with New Music Department
King's Palace opens an elegant music department on the second floor to supply vocal and instrumental songs, standard sheet music, and low prices. Daily performances begin with Chester R. Spencer on piano and upcoming week featuring W. C. Powell presenting his compositions and celebrated works.
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Washington
Chester R. Spencer
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Death of J Leech Former Government Printing Chief Clerk
J Leech longtime assistant director of the Government Printing Office died in Long Beach after a career spanning from his 1890 appointment as compositor to chief clerk and division foreman. He served in Manila before health issues ended his service with the department. He was a native of Kant Bag who arrived in the country a long time ago.
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Mm. Health
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E Printing
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Manila
San Francisco
Funeral of Rev William H Chapman in Baltimore
Funeral services for Rev William H Chapman veteran Methodist minister who died after an accident were held yesterday at Foundry M E Church in Washington. Presiding Elder Rev John Sumwalt led the rites with bishops and other ministers present. Pallbearers included Rev J A Price Rev Joel Brown Rev John Amos and others. procession proceeded to Baltimore for interment.
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Congress Heights
MB. G. Spencer
Falls Church
J. E. Amos
Forestville
W. C. Harden
Garrisonville
Galithernburg
BE. UL. Hubbard
Fort Avenue
W. B. Bir Grace-Hampden
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Guilford Avenue
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Madison Avenue
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Mount Vernon
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Mount Vernon Place
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Park Flacs
Strawtridge
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W. GraMlin
Roland Avenue
D. F. Winstead
Roland Park
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Baltimore
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Twentyfourth Street
John Edwards
Woodberry
Avenue
W. A. Lenier
Gireult
W. BE. Cure
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J. R. Whesler
Calvert
H. E. R. Heck
Chemnut Ridge
Curtis Bay
A. R
Snodegar
Glyndon
F. G. Watsons Hunts
W. Burgan
Leonardstown
Bradley Jones
Magothy
Mount Carmel
Henry Nice
Mount Washington
Salomon German
Reisterstown
W. McK Hantmack
Smithville
W. F. Millar
Salomon’s
J.I. Winger
South River
Crowder
United Etates Navy
Firet Church
Annapolis
J. T. Widerman
Maryland Bible Sac
City Station
Hugh Johnston
Woman's College
Iyn W. W. Davis
Mountain Lake Park
Park Place Strawbridge
A. W. Rudisill
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Indo-American Bible Booklet Society
Butaw Street
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Church Streets
John Sumwalt
Bishop Cranston
H. R. Naylor
Elas H. Huntley
Frank M. Bristol
Mr. Edwards
Robert M. Moore
J. A. Price
Joel Brown
John Amos
Alexander Bielaski
F. Heisse
C. H. Richardson
Mail Service Criticised In Columbia Heights Meeting
Columbia Heights residents urge Senate appropriations for street improvements after Station F closure. A committee will press for district funding, citing delays as carriers from the city post office. The association boosted dues to one dollar while planning a summer Cavalry Band concert and a musical program.
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Irving Street
Sherman Avenue
Fifteenth Street
C. M. Campbel
Mness
Charles §. Bundy
William H. Saunders
A. L. Sturdevant
Samuel V. Hayden
George A. Simmons
House
Senate
Simmons
War Department
Columbia Road Grove
Law and Order Committee
Police Department
Arcanum Banquet Highlights Grand Council Installations
The Royal Arcanum held its fourteenth annual banquet at the Riggs House after the grand council session and installation of officers. Arthur H. Cook served as toastmaster as H C C Miller, H S Burkhardt and James T. Shaftoe delivered addresses. Officers installed included Arthur E. Cook and George S. Britt, with a program of music by the Royal Arcanum Quartet and solo performances.
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Riggs House
Grand Council
Order
Arthur H. Cook
H. C. C. Miller
H. 8. Burkhardt
Supreme Regents
Chicago
Ill
James T. Shaftoe
Massachusetts
Melville D. Hensdy
Quartette
Joseph Duffey
J. Frank Suggan
Melville DD. Hensey
Armand Gumprecht
Claude R. Zappone
Supreme Representative
How to Shoot Straight Address at Baptist Institute
Rev Harvey Beauchamp of Nashville spoke at the Columbia Association of Baptist Churches first Sunday-school Institute in Bethany Baptist Church on Rhodes Island Avenue NW. He described shooting straight as waste-free Sunday-school work with a blackboard analysis and led a round table on old difficulties and new plans.
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Harvey Beauchamp
Nashville
S. H. Greene
Calvary Baptist Church
J. H. Webb
West Washington
W. W- Ball
Richmond
A. ‘Watson
Windigler
H. T. Mussellman
Philadelphia
Mitchell Carroll
Y M C A Orchestra Plans Evening Concert
The Y M C A Orchestra will hold its annual concert in the Association Building main auditorium on Thursday at 8 p.m. Soloists Mrs William Keye Millet and Prof. Harry Wheaton Howard will perform with the orchestra performing works by Suppe Victor Herbert and others conducted by Donald B. MacLeod with H P Hoover as accompanist.
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Willam"Keye Millet
Charmant Olsediu
Hughes Accepts Presidents Invitation To Governors Conference
Albany April 7 Governor Hughes announced he would attend the conference of governors invited by President Roosevelt. The meeting, scheduled for mid May, aims to discuss coordination of national resources and state cooperation.
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Albany
Roosevelt
Council Adds 269 Members to Nine Jurisdiction Rolls
Reports at the council sessions show the jurisdiction’s nine councils expanded greatly with 269 new members added to the rolls during the year, reflecting strong community participation and governance activity.
Water Department Chief Praises City Water System
W A McFarland superintendent of the District water department praised the purity and cleanliness of district water. He spoke before the Washington Society of Engineers at the District pumping station about distribution and filtration improvements and led engineers through the new pumping station after inspecting the machinery. A buffet supper followed.
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W. A. McFarland
District Water Department
Washington Society of Magineers
Bryant
Second Streets
McFarland
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