Oil Loans A Myster y Raps Railroad Men
New York news coverage details efforts by government counsel to obtain information on $22,000,090 in oil loans tied to the Southern Pipe Company. Testimony highlights tariffs, rebates, and the Standard Oil allies as Archbold and Kellogg clash over rates and practices shaping the pipe line business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Southern Pipe Company
Standard
Funn 1
Archbold
Frank B. Kelloggs
Las
Suhition
Mia Archvold
Patroson
Tihiee
Frainey
Wes
Willan Rockefeller
Archboll
Liptield
Kellogg
Fsa
Interstate ‘Camanesce Commission
Maryland
News Jersey
Pennsylvania
Carriara
Lawa
Archy
Keilone
Raisda
Sdath Improvement Company
Comay
Howlers
Acme
Mr. Kellogg
Archholt
Died notices and funeral details from a local newspaper
The page lists multiple death notices with names such as Samuel Hend and Henry Gaer, detailing obituaries, funeral arrangements, interment sites, and relatives. It includes dates, locations like Mount Olivet, and mentions public notices for state departments and maritime personnel.
Marriage and Death Notices From The Wartigan Herald
Fragments report marriage and death notices from local papers including the Wartigan Herald and related stations. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate social notices and civil events in St Paul Syracuse Faced accuracy limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wartingan
Caestan Tarcester Herald
Feuwyells
St. Paul
Prasa
Siracusa
Supreme Court bans liquor shipments to dry areas
Richmond Dec 3 The Supreme Court of Appeals affirms the State Corporation Commission ruling in Portner Brewing Co vs Southern Express Co. Common carriers must receive shipments for delivery in dry territories but wholesalers brewers distillers and manufacturers cannot use that right to aid violations of law. The decision blocks shipments to enable lawbreaking and protects carriers from complicity.
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Richmond
Supreme Court of Appeals
State Corporation Commission
Portner Brewing Pany
Southern Express Company
Candwell
Conk & Danecan
Pen
Juige
John
Buchanan—Nesh
Yellow Poplar Gumber
Company Et al
Tazewell County
Cireut Emart
George M. Morrison
Joephes
Warren County
Adams Express Company
Ve. Charlottie Woolat
Cormoation Court
City of Chertonvardle
Uy Folge Stattard
G. Whittle-Stanley Ya
Commonwealth
Franklin County
Sted. Peagle's
Plewarie Park Company
X. Romiedwe
Menilga
Chewpeake ‘and
Ohio Railway Company
Hwwr
Albemarle County
Mouth and Western Railay
Corsune Ve
Statt County Circuit
Cruna’x Next Coal and Coke Company
Virginia Tron
Ccoal and Coke Company
Wise County Offeult’ Court
Saungera ¢l
Sandiers
Hessey End OB
Tur
Mppelatia
Cl le Rixer, Jr
Lerdnor
Xuvelice
Wavis
Mahone
Wtek
Licensed to Marry in a Fragmented Notice
A garbled marriage notice lists individuals such as Siew MI Alexander and John W. Smith with various attendants and officiants including Rev H Frunze and Rev Thomas Harlin. Names like Jeannette Liverpool Rosa J. Evans Anna L. Moore Jing Warner Marthe Carter appear amid jumbled ages and roles. The fragmented text records multiple license approvals and officiants but lacks coherent details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siew MI Alexander
John W. Smith
R. Waddetl
Marr
H. Frunze
D. Houser
Clara
Thomas
Harlin
Paul Marshall
Jeannette Liverpool
John Jerames Morton
Rosa J. Evans
Huntly
Justice of the Peace
Anna L. Moore
Jing. V. Warner
Jou
Marthe Carter
Mingle Shapeon
Wedames McKenne
Edith V. Spragan
Wo. Donrenn
Health Office Record Deaths List Readers
Health office records show multiple deaths across addresses in Washington and surrounding areas. Names include Wwose Byrne, George M. Tawney, Uehara C. Morris, Mary Traves, Crates Byawdie, John W. Waugh, and Louie E. Yet, with ages ranging from 1 to 67 years and residences on Minn Avenue Portier Place and government hospital facilities. The list also references numerous couples and children, some noted as boys and girls, with family pairs and guardians listed in the dataset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwose Byrne
Eorge M. Tawney
Tetse
Uehara C. Morris
Minn
Ave
D.C
Jorn
Mary Traves
Crates Byawdie
Govt
John W. Waugh
Portier Pl
Wham Burke
Boldiers Home
Daniel O'Conner
Louie E
Yawerd Bolger
Grim
Na Henn
Lasae
Antonie Payne
Wartley Walker
Cleveland Ave
Urrison Pleasant
Hamilton Rd
D. C
Indiana Cabinet Poker and Vorys Seat Dilemma
Taft weighs cabinet picks including Arthur Vorys as a possible first Commerce Commission vacancy to placate Indiana politics while Barton advances, with Beveridge faction sway and Crumpacker's input shaping patronage. Barnard reports Beveridge dominance feared, Crumpacker cautions broader consultation as Taft builds his team.
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Arthur I. Vorys
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Vorys
Vorya
Commerce Commission
Congress
Department
Bureau of Insurance
Taft Cottage
Taft
Offic
Uncle Sam
Beveridge
Indiana
William ©. Barnard
New Castle
James A. Watson
Edgar D. Crumpacker
Barnard
Joe Cannon
Pairoanks-Hemenway
Crumpacker
The Proofs of Kidney Disease Cure Claims
An advert claims kidney disease inflammation can be cured by Fulton’s Renal Compound, stating it works in both early and advanced stages. It cites rising census deaths as proof of need and offers literature, with John J. Fulton Co. as the maker and Henry Evans as local agent.
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Meri
Mab
Hues
Em Luis
Greene
Batuebee Tieeetaibee
Henry
Gaer
Nsul
Hobart
Casmiunia
Mos
Los
Tas-Toros McCarron
Terry al
Roy Seruink
Rappie
Rortiey Tel
North Torn
Fen
John
Fulton
First St
San Francisco
Cal
Hardy Held by Court in Sensational Virginia Trial
The most sensational day in Sam Hardy’s preliminary trial for the Holland murder featured the grand jury sending Hardy to await January action. Witness Sam Pete Holland was charged with perjury after admitting faulty memory about gun stores in Holland Portsmouth and Norfolk. J H Joyner testified Jones offered $1 to swear falsely in the will case, while L H Whedbee strengthened Hardy’s alibi. Additional local incidents included a buggy accident injuring Mrs Ned Holton and a separate federal charge against George B Carr for Hepburn antipass violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovine
Washington
Poste
Suffolk
Sam Hardy
Iberius
Gi Jones
Holland
Hardy
Faly
Sam Pete Holland
W Lerday
Portsmouth
Norfolk
R. H. Rowles
Seth Edward Everett
J. H. Joyner
Jones
Sle
L. H. Whedbee
George B. Carr
Roanoke
Commissioner White
Notable Staunton Figures and Local Deaths Highlight Virginia Obituary
A Virginia obituary roundup notes Alex H. Fultz former Staunton mayor and Civil War captain, plus Mrs. Samuel MacAtee of Front Royal, Alto Holladay ex Confederate veteran, Dr L L Chamun of Leesburg, and Annapolis guard inspection dates. Also reports a Fredericksburg warehouse fire causing extensive damage.
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Staunton
Dee
Alex H. Fultz
Pagll
Staunton Artillery
Margaretta
Dave Puits
New York
Samuel &. MacAtee
MacAte
Shoe
N.S. Waller
Suffolk
Alto F. Holladay
Anl
Tom Smith
Sudder
Gol
Francixy B. Holladay
Mre
Melle Walker
Washington, D. U
Woman Found Dead in Kitchen After Apparent Heart Failure
Mrs. Julian D. Knight 36, of 609 South Fairfax Alexandria, collapsed soon after going to the kitchen while in good health. Her 9-year-old daughter Dorgihy found her lifeless. doctors ruled heart failure. She was married to a prominent Alexandria building contractor formerly Miss Nellie Downs. Funeral details for Miss Kate E Price noted. includes church officials and pallbearers. A. M. Harlow & Co. shifts insurance to Harrig White. firm to deal only in real estate.
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Roanoke
J. ©. Miller
Elisa Annie C. Spencer
R. A. Mggalt
PL . Miller
W. F. Powell
Calvary Bapist Church
Tebert L. Myers
Margie G. Anderson
Jefferson Street Baptist Church
Et. J. Dogan
Woodstock
Ella Virginia Lichliter
Daniel Liehliter
H.R. Boyd
B.D. Stephenson
Presbyterian Church
Cherrydale
Maisie Heger
Frbank Shaw
Rockville
S. R. White
The
Baptist Church
Fredericksburg
Regina Maria Spann
W. R. Spann
Ney
Gerard Morries
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Havas
Tex
Carlisle
Washington Post
King Street
Alexandria
Julian D. Knight
South
Fairfax Street
Dorgihy
William M. Smith
Walter A. Warfield
M. KB. Harlow & Co., Incorporated
Boy Accidentally Kills Brother in West Virginia Home
In Clarksburg West Virginia on December 4 a 11 year old boy fired a revolver loaded with a cartridge. He told investigators I shot and killed Carl, his 11 year old brother. The two boys with a companion were playing games in the sitting room when the fatal accident occurred.
Boycured Infantile Paralysis After Three Months Treatment
A ten year old boy from Retingon, previously unable to walk due to infantile paralysis, was discharged as cured after three months of treatment at a local hospital. The child was sent by a charity operator in Robinson and the attending physician donated services. The case was reported in Warrington Post.
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Warrington
Parkeryburk
Mine Explosion Kills Two In West Virginia
Two colored men died and three others were seriously injured in a mine explosion at the King Coal Mine near Jerwood West Virginia. Thirteen men worked there and were preparing to quit when gas from an abandoned Tidewater mine opened into the King Coal. The slope mine uses safety lamps and is near the mine entrance. Officials believe work will resume in a few days after investigation by Tidewater Coal and Coke Company inspectors.
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Shoul Burton
Senate
Helles
Taft
Burtos
Bia
Jess
Mr. Barton
Barton
Elihu Root
New York
Gertain
Fairbebks
Mr. Burton
Treasury
Col. Herrick
Indiana
Root
State Department
Vorys
Bluefield
W. Va
Tullana
King
Jerwood
Mne
Tidewater
Pocahontas
Tug River
Spectors
Tidewater Coal and Coke Company
Columbus
Ohio
Campaign finance disclosures and court docket from Richmond report
Richmond reports a disclosure of campaign expenditures in the Second district totaling 71,000 to the Second district campaign fund with zero to the national committee. The article also notes the United States circuit court of appeals reconvening in Richmond with judges in attendance and lists several cases to be argued, including Sommons v Greer and Mante v Sebilpp, with parties and locations noted such as Charleston and Baltimore, and trustees in cases against Edward Conner and Pauline Sanders.
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Congress
J. F.C. Talbott
Garrett
Second District
National Campaign Committee
Mr. Garrett
Towson
Washington Post
Richmond
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Goff and Pritchard
Mortis
Brawley
B. I. Sommons
Appellent
HJ Greer
Justee
Appellee
Charleston
Charleston, 8.2; In Dankruptey. Argued By B. A. Hagood
Appellant
B. Handelph Williams
Chayres EC Mante
Juan
Sebilpp
District Court
Baltimore
A. W. Parterain
Wiliam Reynolds
Exitimére
Lyneland Chub
Giark
Inet al
Edward i Robert
Anna Connerat
Chariemon
Binythe Lee & Front
Charleston, & C
Clark
Philadelphia
Rutledge & Hagood
J. Coleock
Pineland Club
KE. W
Crewit Coirs
Smythe, Lee & Frost
Man Killed by Accidental Gunshot in North Carolina
Merbert Parrish, 9, of Asheville with three companions claims a pistol exploded while resting it on the ground during a hunt. Coroner’s inquest finds Culman’s gun caused Parrish’s death. Culman discharged by fever, three youths frightened to tell truth.
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Perie
Asheville
N. C
Merbert Parr
Wesh
Frank Coleman
Tod
Parris
Culeman
Culman
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Marth
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Samuel Hind
Mount Olivet
T. William Lee
Feneral
Aniseton
Alvet
Frank
Speare
WM. H. Sardo & CO
Thos. S. Sergeon
Rf. Cath
Thos
A. Costello
Rmralmer
Frank Geier's Sons
Seventh ST
Funeral Deso Mn
Aarh
Geo. C. Shaffer
Newbern U. D
C. Heston
Masa
Massachusetts
Newsbern
N.C
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Health Office Record
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Ida Caskey
A T
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Few
Mary Cornaliue
Josepn
Tenile Makover
Frank and
Toutseford
James M
Julia FP
Willam W
Blanche Matthers
Harry T
Mary A. Ciscell
Harry A
Bessie M. Langdon
Otte
Ada Zambreny
Vincent
Astrid Olfvice
George
Lala A. Patterson
Margret Corkins
Kort
Rowa G. Berle
Attlieb F
Charlotte M
Aarlin
Jennie Roblazon
Mary ¥. Holmes
Sydney
Lydia Burton
Kuward
Mery E. Smothers
Waller
Emma Roots
To-Kalon
St.n.v
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Fred Stare
University of Virginia
Charlottesvile
Alderman
Allon B. Parker
Martin. W. Littleton
Ellot
Harvard
Gildersleeve
Salisbury
Adolph A. Linder
Charlottesville
John .P. Roucke
Theenington
John ‘Patrick Roucke
Salisbury Post
Henry Evans
Te ‘G. Jones
Virginia
Halt Way
Fauquier County
Ned Holton
Southwest Virginia Medical Society
Bristol
H. C. Peters
G. Pedigo
DB. Levy
W. A. Jon
Warsaw
Veagh
Joe Tolls
Rockbridge County
Amherst County
Lynchburg
Guard Munday
L. I. Satter
Weilville
Norfolk and Western Railway
Virginia Weddings
Dales
Pebrusky
Firat
Artillerz
Biscoe
J. E. Bryant
Eisence
Pynekbure
For
Eagles
Alva Aerie
Fraternal Order Or of Alexandria
John A. Rice
Walter
J. 8
Barpin
J. W. West
A. J
George A. Norris
Harvey Summer
Thomas D. Downey
Autsde
Dr. & B. Moore
P. T. Harrington
Thomas Chauncey
Charles Zimmerman
Kate E. Price
Kate Tvelet Price
North Alfred Street
Ev. BP. Phillips
St. Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church
Edgar Carpenter
Grace Protestant
Episcopel Church
Mark TL. Price
K. C. Marion Price
Charlies H. Calahan
John B. Waller
Boy
Brother
Lad
West
West Virginia
Good Roads Board
Waenimgton
Cox Clarksburg
Gov
Dawgon
Good Roads Commission
West Virginia State Board of Trade
St. Albans
Robert Garrett
Eng
Prince of Wales
Spain
Peter Grogan
United States Court of Appeals
8.C
Une
BH. Rutledge
8. C
James A Harney
Sparta Ga
EB. F. Warren
Hampton
Valladelphia
Louisville Courier-Journal
Steinway
Krakauer
Huntington
Steinway “Vertegrand
E.F. Droop G Sons CO
Pennsylvania Ave
Post
Postum Cereal Company, Limited
Battle Creel, Mich
Browning & Baines
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