Oil Trust Inquiry Probes Archbold in Texas Firms
A New York court hearing focused on ownership links among Standard Oil interests and the Manhattan Oil Co and related Texas entities. John D Archbold faced cross examination over loans to James McDonald, ownership secrecy, and refinery acquisitions, with Kellogg seeking English company records and details on the Tidewater-Pipe Line alliance and the General Industrial Syndicates contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acme Company
Manhattan Company
New York
Security Il Company
Texas
Standard Oil Company
Aik E. Kellogg
John D. Archhull
Kellogg
James McDengin
Anglo-American Company
Standard
Archbold
Shwe Cnet Ugant Realies
Guar We Lily
Inns
Manhattan Oil Company
Okie Me
Reehheld
Fleury Th. Ftegers
Stand
Remus
Abeatt
Manhattan
Wab
People’s ‘Gas Company
James McDonald
England
Anglo-American’ Company
Hever
Haan
Anglo Company
S McDonald
General Industrial
McDonald Lohn
Anglo
Jime
Brady
General Industrial Company
McDonald
Standard Oil Intervals
London Commercial Trading and Investment Company
Anglo-American
Corst“ana
National ‘Transit Company
Waters-Peirce Company
Contern
Charles M. Pratt
M. M. Vad Buren
Vin Buren
Arshrield
Tidewater Pipe Line Company
United States Pipe Line Company
New Jersey
New York Harbor
Tidewater Company
The
Tidewater
United States
LICENSED TO MARRY LIST AND DERBY POSTPONEMENT
The text lists numerous marriage licenses with names ages and ministers in various locales, followed by a rain delay report for the Pointer Derby of America in Charlotte North Carolina postponing the race to tomorrow due to rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. Cy
Pointer Club
Amerlea
Barbers
Tomorow
Local Obituaries and Death Notices Arrive Across Several Streets
Fragmented notices report deaths and funeral plans in the region. Entries mention men and women including Patrick G. Lamtoghue and Margaret, with dates in November and December, residents of Washington area streets and nearby towns, noting apoplexy deaths, survivors, and interment plans at local cemeteries.
Marriage and Death Notices Across Major Papers
Notices appear in multiple newspapers including Washington, Pittsburg, Providence and St. Louis, noting marriages and deaths with brief lines. The selections reference general notice practices without specific names or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Royer
Ayoere Vincimmatl Enquirer
Pittsburg
Dispatch
Westen Habe
Providence
Jour
Feimtale Corrie
Recheater Herald
Hare Record
St. Louis
Funeral directors and undertakers directory page
A fragmented list of funeral directors and embalmers with varied spellings and addresses. Entries include GEO P ZURHORST WILLIAM LEE JOHN R WRIGHT CO R F HARVEY S SONS W A SPEARE WM H SARDO CO THOS S SERGEON COSTELLO FRANK GEIER SONS with contact details and chapel notes across Washington area listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zurhorst
Iveeal
J. Willyam Lee
Ann Embalar
Commodiaus
Mint Tre
John R. Wright CO
Thastal
Frobatmers
R. F. Harvey
Pytate Archette
Aestectnan Deretea
Prlas
Mer
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Oapae
Phous Lincoln
THOS
S. Sergeon
TOR
Cai Totestone
A. Costello
Cleral
Seventh ST NW
Health Office Records Deaths and Ages Listed
Health office record lists numerous deaths with ages and addresses including Augustus Barton 86 John Brennahan 40 James Phillips 62 and others. Names span multiple states including Texas and Washington with homes on Wis Ave Masa Estinw and 420 Washington St. The list appears to be a compiled death registry with varying spellings and incomplete data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus Barton
Jorrissn
John A. Brennahan
Wis
Ave
James M. Phillips
Texane
Masa_ ave
Jamey Belt
Estinw
Alex. Ude
Tames
A. Gray
Washington St
Gladys Gray
Dat
I Harman Wallgen
N. J. Ave
Robert Galther
Ploey Branch Road
Foot and mouth disease halted in cattle scare
Officials report progress against foot and mouth disease spreading through New York Pennsylvania Michigan and Maryland. Secretary Wilson plans an emergency 300000 request to Congress with two thirds of cost covered by the federal government and rest by states. A District conference between Harry C. McLean and Agriculture Dept officials discussed protecting the District, stricter inspector watch and restrictions on feeding hay fodder and similar supplies to cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gal
Department ‘of Agriculture
New York
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Marylana
Wilson
Congregg
Harry C. McLean
Department of Agriculture
Mee
Lean
Maryland
Charges Father With Theft In Maryland Case
Special to The Washington rast Rockville Maryland December 1 Joseph Frawkins of Clarksburg faced grand jury action for larceny after his gray haired father John Hawkins took a load of wood from the woods valued at 31 dollars The circuit court ruling on the case resulted in a directed verdict of not guilty with Judges Henderson and Motter presiding The judges commented on the absurdity of suing one’s father for thirty one dollars noting they would not have brought their own fathers to court over three thousand dollars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rockville
John ‘J. Hawkins
Joseph
Frawkins
Clarksburg
Henderson
Motter
Waters
Mutter
Taft Refused Honor In Suffolk Dry Movement
Special to The Washington Post from Suffolk Virginia December 1 notes President-elect Taft was proposed then defeated for honorary membership in the Suffolk Citizens League, a dry advocacy group planning a December 14 locality vote. Adorers cited reports he refused wine at a banquet, but he was rejected since it was unclear if he fully abstains. The league backs a $36,000 law and order fund to prosecute illegal traffic if draft plans move forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Suffolk
Taft
Suffolk Citizens” League
Wincelas
League
Ilegal Traftc
Glass Seeks Governorship in Four Corner Field
Carter Glass of Virginia’s Sixth district announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for governor. He will have the support of U S Senator J W Daniel, joining a four way race with Judge William Hodges Mann Henry Co Stuart and Harry St George Tucker. A torpedo boat turbine type fell from a flatcar at Annapolis and lost its propeller during lifting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Richmond
Carter Glass
Sixth
Virginia
William Hodges Mann
Henry Co. Stuart
Harry St. George Tucker
Mr. Glass
United States
J. W. Daniel
Obituaries From Staunton to Charlottesville Voice Local Deaths
Staunton announces Henry H. Jenkins a 40 year B and O veteran and oldest engineman on the valley branch died this morning leaving a wife three sons and four daughters Fredericksburg reports Belle Mason Johnson wife of W F Johnson died at home of heart trouble survived by husband two children father and two sisters William Martin of Spottsylvania died last night of heart disease aged He survived by wife and several children Charlottesville notes Lucatta Maxson Snell 61 wife of J A Snell died suddenly of heart failure at home of daughter Mrs George A Burgess born near Rochester N Y moved to Virginia seventeen years ago on a farm near the city James N Burnley of Byrantie 58 died after long stomach illness survived by one brother William H Burnley of this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staunton
Henry H. Jenkins
Baltimore and Ohio, Railroad Company
Valley
Song
William Martin
Spottsylvania
Charlottesville
Lucatta Maxson Snell
J. A. Snell
Teir
George A. Burgess
Rochester
Virginia Weddings In Bristol Roanoke and Welch couples wed
Miss Hattie Vanes of Bristol was married to Frank A. Greasclose of Roanoke with Rev. Charles Garson officiating. In Lynchburg John Graham wed at Virst Presby church. In Welch W Va Dr James D Paxton, pastor, married Moore Quinn of this city as the bridegroom, with bridesmaids named from local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Hattie Vanes
Frank A. Greasclose
Roanoke
Charles Garson
J.lynchborg
Virst
Presby
Erton
John Graham
Sale
Welch
W. Va
Moore
Quinn
James D.° Paxton
District muddle sparks bid for one man rule
The district faces a clash as both sides feel the system is faulty and seek centralized leadership. The President and others suggest a one man rule to administer district affairs, while commissioners are seen as unable to manage it properly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jt. Fang
Mana&e
President at Mass and Russian Envoys Visit
President Roosevelt attends 60th anniversary mass at St Patrick's Church and hosts Russian envoy Tong Chao Yi and Anatole Issaef at the White House. Russia seeks ideas for its printing office. interview notes praise American printing. Also, Crum is to be reappointed port collector of Charleston. invitation to Philadelphia Calvinism anniversary considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anner
Francis. Joseph of
Austria
St. Patrick's Church
White’ House
Tong Chao Yi
Cdi
Jean de Wnagimoff
Russia
Anatate Issaeff
Imperial Printing Office
St. Petersburg
Roosevelt
W. D. Crum
Charleston
S.C
Booker Washington
Philadelphia
Wallace Radcliffe
International Committee
Calls From White House List Attendees at Decade Event
A list of names appears to identify attendees at a White House event on Tuesday in December. Included are Representatives Mall of Iowa Overstreet of Indiana Dawson of Iowa and Timothy L Woodruffy of New York plus Ivan Venazimoff chamberlain to the car of St. Petersburg Anatoll Issaeff of St. Petersburg and Yather York of New York. The Rev Pr Radulippe Mark Sullivan and Daniel J Keefe are also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham
Mall
Iowa
Representative Overstreet
Indiana
Dawson
Timothy L. Woodrufy
New York
Ivan Venazimoff
Chamberlain
St. Peteraburg
Anatoll Issaeff
St. Petersburg
Yather York
Radulippe
Mark Sullivan
Daniel J. Keefe
Will Discuss African Trip With President Roosevelt
President Roosevelt will preside at a Smithsonian Institution meeting to decide the personnel for his upcoming Africa trip. Attending will be cabinet members Maj. Edward Mearns and Percy Maderia of Philadelphia, plus other aides. Mearns, an Army Medical Corps major and noted ornithologist, will soon retire but accompany the President. Maderia is a prominent society man and big game hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troosevelt Wll
Smithsonian Institution
South Afi
Edward A. Meerns
Percy Maderla
Philadelphia
Maj
Mearns
Army Medical Corps
Mr. Maderia
Maj. Mears
Newberry takes Navy post. Metcalf retires in ceremony
Herbert L. Satterlee named assistant secretary and Edwin B. Hanrahan administers oath at ceremony attended by Mrs Newberry and Mrs Carol Newberry. Metcalf lauds Newberry before cabinet meeting as Satterlee heads to Washington to assume duties. Satterlee, 45, a naval architect and former aid to Capt. John R. Bartlett, is set to lead the Navy Reserve and naval affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbérf L 'Guribcee
Ni York
Sudeged
Mrr. Newberry
Roosevelt
Newberry
Edwin B. Hanha
Navy Department
Carol’ Newberry
Metcalf
Drief
Mr. Metcalf
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Mr. Newberry
White House
Mt Esex
Satterlee
Newt
J. Pierpont Morgan
Naval Reserve Association
Naval League of the United States
Society of Naval Architects
John" R. Bartlett
Stirling
Washington
Morton
New York
Herbert L. Satterlee
Gald
Mr. Satterlee
Satterlea
Roanoke Hotels Targeted by Same Check Swindler
Special to The Washington Post Roanoke, Va, Dec 1. Roanoke reports a check swindler blamed for two hotel incidents on November 18 using aliases J B Arnold Cincinnati and B F Gibson Columbus. One check for 78.40 and another for 70.90 were cashed then returned as forgeries. Suspect previously operated in Bluefield, W Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Washington Post
Aame
North Carolina
J. B Arnold
Cincinnati
Robert Hesterberger Co
B. F. Gibson
Gibson
Senato Vatley Supply Co
Columbus
Ohio
Hoth
Bluefield
W. Va
Prohibition Party Plans State Campaign in West Virginia
Clarkburg WV Dec 1 The Prohibition party of West Virginia will oppose any local option bill and push for a constitutional prohibition amendment. A state executive committee meeting formed a legislative committee led by State Chairman A A Clayton of Fairmont to organize the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angronross
Fugitive Slayer Recaptured Reported in Roanoke
Washington Punt notes in Roanoke Virginia on December 1 that Joe Payne, a Black man, has been charged with the murder of his father-in-law Reid Swain in Beafora. The report describes arrest recovery of the fugitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoanoke
Joe Payne
Reid Swain
Beafora
Also Mentioned on This Page
McDonald’s
Me Reebbold
Thes Acme Oi Company
Wan Bet
Shrnndard Oil Company
Ohto
Johnketeher
Chey
Acme
Avdsindel
Annie F. Klisher
J. J. Butler
Albert D. Rickenbdcher
Anna May Spratt
Willem J. Carroll
Fred, Graf, Jr
Winifred F. Talia Terr
Greene
Fred, Rentseh
Burvkerdile
Frances A. Turner
Fedlar Mills
J. B. McLaughlin
John B. Crawford
Eleanor D. Anthony
Clement
James J. Irving
Arthur ‘W. Renwicks
Rocky Mount
Cawin Thorne
Port Jervis
N.Y
R. W. Lowrie
Albert
Mellveen
Gertruda Ward
Barnesville
W. Tallaferro Thompson
J. Stanley McNamara
White Stone
Nellig MacBurgee
Richard P. ‘Williama
Harrison B. Nutting
Mount Claire
N. J
Joseph WW. Scott
Josephine’ Guy
Charles
Bundy
Justles
Peace
Clifton BR. Wallace
Edith E. Willingham
K. Cockrell
Henry
Crichmond
Peters Feise
Deveiber
Bopote
St Athuis
F Street
Margaret
Tinpett
McKendree Arch
Prince George Wa
Teeluck
John William
Windson
John HB
Annie V
Ath
Geo. C. Shaffer
Gude
Health Office Record
William A
Frank R
Margaret A. Sadter
Gtr
John
Mary A
Samuel Jr
Neto Haturphy
Henry H
Gertrude
William G
Hannah
Joan G
Tia
Dean
Leopard Ewud- Annie
H. Dreeger
Orlands A
Rosetta Botth
Bay
Howard
Elta
Plckett
Bogda
MR. Taft
Drys
Glass
Annapoliz
Norfolk
Annapolis
Virginia Weddings
Lington
Emperor Francis Joseph
Hela
Portsmouth
Columbia
William Owen
Owen
Port Byron
Illa
Dec
State Bank
Manila Masons Delabrate
Wredericksburg
George Washington
Manila
Browning & Baines
Mr. Metcal
Department
Walter A. Dano
New Hampshire
Havana
Cuban Racing Association
Amendares Park
Preston
Momentum
Hen
Artful Dodger
Lady Sithel
Flarney
Battle Axe
Laughing Eyes
Tima
Tore Bore
Water Cagler
Solon Shingle
Jme
Hustacian
Fawks Fight
Roseburg
Brimmer
Grifton
Olean
Elizabeth Carr
Virgil G. Carr
Washington Fast
Joe Salmons
John. Smith
Mingo County
Lawrence
Jy. Rae
Grafton
London
Joseph. G. Darlington & Co
Chestnuut Street
West Virginia
Peter Grogan
Steinway
Steinway Quality
Steinway & Sons
Steinways
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