Death by own action in New Haven case puzzles coroner
Coroner Eli Mix reports preliminary findings in the death of Charles Edwards of New York at the Abigail Hiller homestead. He cites a revolver and laudanum bottle found nearby, blood trails, and a possible sequence of self harm followed by poison, with no final motive or ownership trail established. Surveillance of Allen Maxby Hiller ended as investigations continue.
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New Haven
Eli Mix
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New York City
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Williams
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Bartlett
Wisadda
Edwards
Hiller House
Win
Mian
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Yening
Wia
Hiller
Colt's Firearms Company
John Moore & Sons
New York
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California
New Orleans
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Pa Ave
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Haven
Dwight
Yale University
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Tiller
Maxcy Hiller
Heller
Hillers
Charles Hiller
Effort to Bribe Mayor in Central Falls
Central Falls Rhode Island January reports that two gambling interests and two politicians visited Mayor Thomas H McNally and offered 500 dollars a month to permit a gambling house. The mayor refused the proposal. The crowd gathered at Muddy Man’s on 1th and 6 sts was seen at a closeout sale of gas fixtures and lamps at cut prices.
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Rogers Defies Hadley in Missouri Oil Hearing Testimony
Jane Henry H Rogers, VP of Standard Oil of New Jersey and director of Standard Oil Indiana, faced questions in Missouri quo warranto proceedings led by Attorney General Hadley. Rogers refused to confirm stock ownership among the Indiana and New Jersey firms or control of Waters-Pierce and Republic, insisting details are Indiana affairs. Witnesses described trust origins, 26 Broadway offices, and deceptive claims of independence to win trade. The hearing continued after adjournment, with testimonies from Ida M Butts and Hardcastle detailing early Standard Oil associations and network. CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGE.
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Missouri
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Standard Oil Company of Indiana
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Waters-Pierce Oil Company
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Fradley
Missouri Supreme Court
Hitn
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Boston
Lawson
Ida M Butts
George M Rice
Marietta
Ohio
Butts
Standard Oil
Rust
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Standard Oil Trust
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Cincinnati
Standard Oi! Trust
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Standard Qi
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Louisville
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Albany
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Cleveland
Republic Oil Company
Clevelanu
Gloversville
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Cutler
Mr Jennings
Jennings
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Standard Oi Company
Kansas
C LL. Nichols
New Street
Forger Scandals Shake Philadelphia as Grief Ends
A Washington Post special from Philadelphia reports rumors that Norfolk and Western forgeries reached $450,000 plus a separate claim of nearly $2,000,000 tied to Benjamin J Gaskill who reportedly died last June. Pinkertons and others probe possible grave robbery at Laurel Hill, amid death mystery and a vanished widow.
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Benjamin J Gaskill
Pinkertons
Gaskill
New York
Laurel Hill
Boston
E H Alden
Russian Rebels Routed at Rostoff-on-Don Stronghold
Jan 8 report from Makeift in Rostoff-on-Don describes insurgents near Zatermernitz driven from fortified positions by artillery, cavalry, and infantry. House-to-house resistance failed as attackers dismantled barricades and withdrew with weapons as Moscow reports curfew relaxations amid renewed police and troop attacks.
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Col Makeift
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Moscow
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Black Sea
Alexandrovsk
Death Mania and Dr Steger Suicide Note Recited
Dr Robert W Steger, a Vanderbilt and Columbia educated physician from a prominent Nashville family, attempted suicide at the Auburn Hotel Broadway and Thirty-ninth Street. He left a note claiming years of personal crisis and homicidal mania and willed his body to the College of Physicians and Surgeons Columbia University before dying.
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Columbia
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Tenn
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Bellevue Hospital
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The
College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia University
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College of Physicians and Surgeons
Dtor
Huntaville
Ala
Vanderbilt University
Hot Springs
Ark
Chicago
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Grand Pacific Hotel
Alliance Against America St Pierre Pledge Fisheries Aid
St Johns NF Jan 8 The French administration in St Pierre Miquelon has agreed to curb American fishing vessels from using St Pierre as a base and to halt liquor and other smuggling to Newfoundland The Miquelon government will also block Americans from obtaining bait fishermen or other requisites through Miquelon This move is seen as aiding the colonial government in its conflict with American fishing interests.
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Correspondents clash with White House over press access
Washington correspondents debate executive press control after President restricts briefings to official statements. Loeb criticized a full account of the Morris incident, prompting renewed concern over press rights. The Corps of Washington correspondents, 154 names strong, faces stringent rules and aims to preserve press freedom amid administration scrutiny. Wheatley Pottery for Special Lamps. J. H. Corning, 520-52 13th st., nw.
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Senate Committee On Rules
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Senate probes canal data on Taft report and Pan American scandal
A Senate inquiry centers on Secretary Taft's report detailing secret payments and bid irregularities in the Panama Canal contracts. The document accuses Markel of improper funding to secure the commissary contract, with further scrutiny of Roosevelt approval and secretary Taft's findings and resignations amid the controversy.
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Wolice
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