Rockefeller Sails After Money Trust Witnesses
William Rockefeller faced a multi‑agency pursuit as Pujo committee officials and sergeant at arms sought to serve him with a subpoena. Rockefellers move yer diverted to an unknown port and secrecy persisted around his fifth avenue residence, while efforts to justify compellable attendance continued through committee study of precedents.
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Riddell
Pujo
Brunswick
William Rockefeller
Pujo ‘Money’ Trust
Jeky Island
William G. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Jetus Island
Rockefellera
York
William Rockefel
Louge
Trouce of Representatives
Charles F. Rildell
Gerjeant
Money Trust
Saveahigiin
Watter
Chayelle
Pfiygilctan
Rocket
Meiul
John W. Meeting
Representa
Airice
Swt
Verry South
Mévec
Paulo
P Pujo
Pujowaa
Sergeant-Atvi
Pajo
Health and Depositions Aide Rockefellers Testimony
A committee considers how to compel testimony from Mr Rockefeller while health concerns delay his appearance. Counsel offered to travel to New York to obtain depositions with his lawyers present, if health permits, but the offer was not accepted. The House committee asserts it has power to serve process domestically and hopes force will not be needed to obtain testimony.
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New York
Rockefellers
House of Representatives
United States
Tam
Counts Duel Wounds Karolyi in Hungarian Parliament Row
Michael Karolyi, a leading opposition member, was badly wounded by Count Stephan Tisza, speaker of the lower house, in a duel with Count Stephan Tisza in Budapest. The fight lasted an hour with 32 bouts, ending only from exhaustion. Tisza also cut in the hand. the dispute stemmed from a political quarrel and did not end in reconciliation.
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Michael Karolyi
Stephan
Tisza
Budspést
Stephan Tisza
Asberg
Tieze
Prison Labor At Leavenworth Feeds Dynami te Conspirator Case
Leavenworth Kansas January 22 convicts assigned to prison labor including peeling potatoes carpentry and brick making for new steel buildings. Union officers Frank M Ryam and others listed with duties in kitchen carpentry and storeroom as 20 prisoners aligned to permanent duties. In Indianapolis January 2 writ of error granted to convict dynamite conspirators and potential appeals discussed with judges and lawyers. The session noted Hocking would not seek an appeal while others may yet decide. Baltimore and Return travel offer appears at article end.
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Leavenworth
Kans
Federal Penitentiary
Officthia
Frank M. Ryam
Tron ‘Workers’ International Union
Herbert 8. Hoekin
Henry’ow , Legleitner
Denver
Peter J. Smith
Cleveland
Eugene Clancy
San Francisco
Clancy
J. J. Munsey
Salt Lake City
Philp A. Cooley
New Orleans
John T. Butler
Buffalo
The
Union
Michael J. Cunnane
Philadelphia
Charles N. Beam
Minneapolia
Frank C. Webb
New York
Michael J. Faung
Boston
Indianapolis
Ind
Attoreneys
A. B. Anderson
United States Circuit
Court ‘of Appeals
United States District
Charles W. Miller
Chester H. Krum
St. Louis
Defeng
Miller
Harding
Elopement Scandal Tied to Long Island Tragedy
A $50,000 alienation of affections suit surfaced amid a Bellport Long Island case where Gardner Murdock, liveryman, and Mrs. Edey were said to have eloped and later reconciled, ending with Mrs. Edey dead from a bullet and Mr. Edey selfinflicted wounds.
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Henry Kiey
Gardner Murdock
Murdock
Apcusea” Eaey
New York
Bellport
Edeys
Tragedy in Village Prompts Family Murders
In a quiet village a double tragedy unfolded as a 32 year old daughter Mary returns from Garden City and two maids awaken to gunfire. Mrs Edey dies in bed beside her husband who lies unconscious with a wound, and the couple’s romance echoes the earlier Saydam Noble case as neighbors note social shunning followed elopements.
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Misa
Mary" Wdey
Eimed
St. Mary'a School
Garden City
Edey
Saydam-Noble
Frederick Noble
Edey Algo
Tod
Woman Senator Robinson Debuts in Colorado Senate
Special to The Washington Post reports Helen King Robinson becomes Colorado's first woman senator. In Denver she enters the chamber in a primrose gown, receiving homage from colleagues. Smokers cheer her presence as she signals respect for Senate traditions and declines to smoke a cigar herself.
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Washington Post
Denver
Colg
Senate
Colorado
United States
Helen King - Robinson
Robinson
W. C. Robinson
el Paso
Czar's Son Recovers. Tutor Appointed by Emperor
The emperor has proclaimed the czar's son fully recovered and ready to resume studies. A Swiss professor, Pierre Gillard, is named his tutor to oversee a return to French studies and general education under imperial supervision.
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Ilen
Impérial
Crowti Printee i Sala
Pierre Gillard
Editors Go To Prison Ten Days For Contempt
Boise Idaho January 2 contrast Three men Sheridan Broxson and Cruzen publishers editor and local capitalist were jailed for ten days and fined five hundred dollars each for contempt of the Idaho Supreme Court over criticizing its ballot ruling. The Capital News editorially attacked the court message from Theodore Roosevelt. Justice Sullivan wrote the opinion with concurrence from Chief Justice Stewart. Allshie dissented. The men were placed in the county jail alongside figures from past trials in the Steunenberg case.
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Boise
Idaho
Sheridan
Boise Capital News
Broxson
A. R. Cruzen
Idaho Supreme Ciort
Capital News
Theodore Roosevelt
Ita
Déelaion
Sullivan
Stewart
Will
Moyer
Haywood
Cruzen
McDougal
Col
Reaper “Weilt
Murder theory linked to a mayor’s death case
Police in Revere investigate the death of a woman with no charges yet filed against a man who reportedly left Mrs. Bonev in Linden Square near the scene. Detective statements tie the two women to the Boulevard sighting, while authorities note Mrs. Donovan’s epilepsy and Carter’s alleged mental decline preceding a fatal shooting.
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Jeinings
Mrrs. Bonev
Linden Square
Thomas O'Hara
Revere
Jennies
Mrs. Donovan
Jeff Davis Dead A Picturesque Arkansas Senator
Little Rock announces the sudden death of United States Senator Jeff Davis at his home at 1 am from apoplexy. Elected to the Senate in February for a term beginning March, he spoke on his abolition of trusts bill, and earlier stirred the Senate with harsh criticism of John D. Rockefeller. Born May 1862 in Little Rock, Davis was nephew to the Confederate president and held three terms as governor before joining the Senate.
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Little Rock
Ark
United States
Jeff’ Davis
Jeff Davis
Senate
Arkansa
Davis
Rockefeller
John DB. Rockefeller
Tumisete
Little Roek
Helin
Little Rockinty
Rugsellville
Vanderbilt University
Hitten
Firth
Fudiers
Texas
Wiliam Rockefeller
James ‘Br. Keene
Bailey
Jeff. Davis
Gallinger
Judson
Taft
Parcels Post
Gov
Norris
Sulzer
T—Society
Sporting News
gCastro
Madero
Green
Morgan Patron of Arts Distinction by Cattio at America
The University of America honors Morgan Patron of Arts for services to arts and letters. Cardinal Gibbons presides, Cardinal Farley is vice president, with bishops and scholarly laymen connected. New York members include Eavdile, John D. Cripining, and Eugene A. Philbe.
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Cattio
University of America
Washington
Knox Governors
United’ States
Worgan
Cardinal Gibbons
Farley
View
New York
Mer. “Eavdlle
John D. Cripining
Eugene A. Philbe
Political Forecast Draws Texas Crowd and Debate
A large audience attended a political forecast featuring figures like Meyer of Sonatst al Texas and Senator Bailey. The speaker criticized direct legislation and initiative measures, warned they would transform the republic into a democracy, and attacked Hearst while defending Roosevelt’s policies.
James R Keene Dead of a Glorious Racing Career
Special to The Washington Post New York January reports the death of James B. Rigas, prominent horseman at 73 after a surgical operation at a private hospital. Born in England in 1838, Keene built vast fortunes in mining and finance before turning to racing, mentoring champions such as Sysonby, Domino, and Colin. He helped develop American turf, donated Sysonby’s skeleton to the American Museum of Natural History, and left a complex legacy of wealth, manipulation, and devotion to horses.
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Washington Poart
New York
James B. Rigas
Flack
Keene
Waldorf-Astoria
Foxhall Keene
James RB
James Robert Keene
Keynaster
Reddtei
mMen
Yietora
Sysonby
Domino
Colin
James R. Keene
Sysenby
American Museum of Natural History
California
Mr. Keene
England
Ita
Lynchburg
Shasta
Cal
Fort Redding
San’ Francisco
Fee
Francisco
James R. Keen
Sarah Daingerfield
William P. Daingerfield
Virginia
Kéehe
William Burling
Géon
Charles N. Felton
United States
Ban Fran Stock Exchange
A. Swift
Fes
Col Judson Described as Martinet and Overcontrolling
Senator Gallinger cites Col Judson as a strict military figure who overreaches to control affairs. He notes Judson’s dendrites are twisted when he tries to seize power beyond his remit, implying flawed judgment.
Gallinger Attacks Judson At District Insurance Hearing
Senator Gallinger of New Hampshire chastised Col. W W Judson engineer commissioner for overstepping his duties in the District insurance inquiry. The physician senator mocked Judson as a domineering figure who sought to control affairs and twisted the dendrites of the brain to justify his actions. Witnesses included W D Hoover who defended Judson by recounting appraisals for the Southern building and district officials questioned earlier.
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Jacob H. Gallinger
New Hampshire
Senate
Johnson Insurance Committee
House
Bhealf
George W. Ingham
Col. W. W. Judson
New Hampshire Statesman
Col. Judson
Gallinger
Insurance Department
Board ‘of Commissioners
Mr. Studalph
Col Judsom
Johnsen
Col. Sudgon
Redfield
Brooklyn
Southern Buildie
Hoover
Southern
H.H Darneliié
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Great South Bay
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Holey
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Goffin
Baey
New York City
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Czar
Roosevelt
Idaho Court
Allshié
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Arkansas
Morgan Patron OF
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Republic’s End
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New ‘York
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