Indictments Against Rockefeller Firms Hit Ohio Courts
Hancock County grand jury reports 39 indictments against Standard Oil of New Jersey Ohio Oil Company Buckeye Pipe Line Solar Refinery Manhattan Company and John D Rockefeller for conspiracy to restrain trade A separate docket to be set with county officials pressed for expedition and large potential fines.
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Findlay
Ohio
Hancock County Grand Jury
Schroth
Duncan
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
Ohio Oil Company
Buckeye Pipe Line Company
The
Solar Refinery Company
Manhattan +O Company
John D Rockefeller
H A. Rogers
Wesley ,Tiford
John C. Archbold
Frank
Barstow
Wiliam Rockefeller
F. 9
Groves
David
Hancock County
John D. Rockefeller
M. G. Villas
J. M Robertson
H. F P. McIntosh
St. Louis
United States Circuit
Sanborn, Hook, and Adams
Gulf
Standard Oil Company
Henry H. Rogers
John D. Archbold
United States
New York
Clerk Gray
United States Circuit and District Courts
Bonaparte
Offeult
Local Undertakers and Funeral Directors
A list of area undertakers and embalmers with contact details and prices. Firms include Harvey's Sons, John M. Mitchell's Son, W. R. Speare, William S. Riley, J. William Lee, George P. Zurhorst, Hindle & Bayliss and others offering funeral services, cremation, parlors, and transportation. Telephones provided for each establishment.
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R. F. Harvey
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EuBaLuens
Weodiouls Chapel
M. Mitchell
Idertaker
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
WM. S. Riley
J. William Lee
Was Near the Precipice She Wins Custody and Alimony
Isabella Van Alstyne won exclusive custody of her four year old son and $80 monthly alimony from husband Justice O Gorman in New York with access rights for the father. The judge noted she had been near failure but could reform and remain a fit guardian, while the trial covered her drinking and finances.
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New York
Isabella van Alstyne
Justice O'Gorman
Mra van Alstyne
van Alatyne
Maughan
Gen. Custer
Mr. Meyer
Mr. van Alstyne
van Alstyne
Mr. Stapleton
LICENSED TO MARRY IN A FLOODED LIST OF NAMES
A notice lists multiple marriage licenses with pairings and ages across various towns and states. The long roster names William J Armstrong and Annie Arig strong among many others, including Rev figures and couples from Fredericksburg, Duvall, Ocean Grove, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and more, detailing intended unions and ages.
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Wiliam J Armstrong
Annie
Arigatrong
Fredericksburg
Vaseo
McLanenlin Gration T
Duvall
Mary T Melickheim
Rev J
Drice
Lark W. Sweeney
Cora Mesley
Hey
Alex Blelaski Witliam L Flavelit
Bradley Beach
Edna P Wootey
Ocean Grove
N. J
N. J. Rev. F OR. Briato
James Hatcher
Lilian Mese
Nee Swem
Theodore Perry
Mary E Thornton
Hugh Ft Steventon
Andrew C. Hammond
Battie Banderson
Foreatville
E of Mott
Willie C Potter
Stanton
Wellie Harper
Churchvate
FM Beistol
James H Conroy
Sadie Morningstar
Baltimore
J. B.mclaughlin
Elmer N Lewis
Sarah Mitchell
W. J Howard
Raymond Webb
Philadelphia
Fannie Bell
Kilmorie
J W. Smith
William O Hopkins
Addie L Hun
Johneon William Babley
Nettie Brows
Lognn Johnson Chartle Heavar
Eliza Robiarn
AH. Roane
John Burton
Lilian Freeman
George W. Leo
William Reed
Mary E Coleman
G H Harris
Deaths Recorded in Health Office List January Update
Health office records list deaths reported through January 12 and January 13, naming 20 individuals with ages from days to 95 and including addresses such as 3120 Dumbarton Ave and 1017 5th St NW. Notable entries include Katherine E Hickercon 15 days, Octaviaux Applegate 65, and Mary A Clarke 95.
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Tanne J’ Gardner
Dumbarton Ave
Wiliam Brown
Qakdsje
Joseph Thorne
Chastatte R Thomas
Agnes Taylor
St An
Joseph Gilchrist
Taabella
Dorsheimer
Cann Ave
Amethe W McKenss
Andrew J. Blerdine
Svene
Octaviaux Applegate
Bancroft Hotel
George W Anderson
1St St Ne
W Hoyle
1St St
Mary A. Clarke
Ellen Embrey
James Cartwright
St Nw
Olivia Faina
4Th St. Nw
Russell Still Insane Declared Dangerous in Court Fight
Edward J. Russell, seeking release from Dannemora Prison for the insane, was ruled still insane by Justice Truax in New York Supreme Court. An alienist testified Russell remains dangerous, while Russell pressed a dramatic plea alleging conspiracy and record falsification. He accused judges and Gov. Odell of collusion, prompting tense exchanges and calls for cross examination.
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Russell
New York
Edward J. Russell
Supreme Court
Dannemors Prison
Justice Traux
Manhattan State Hospital
Dreyfus
Alnet
Brooklyn
Marean
Charles L. Murphy
Odell
Justice Merean
Justice Truax
Charles F. Murphy
Jerome
Justice Marean
Mareen
Clarke
Carlos F. McDonald
Demands Made on Germany in Trade Talks
American Tariff Commissioners press for changes in Germany’s inspection system as talks with German representatives continue in Berlin. Negotiators seek concessions on admitting American meats fruits and other foods while awaiting possible U S legislative action and noting upcoming elections affect positions.
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Berlin
SN. B. North
New York
Germany
United States
Oust Mrs Carnegie Backed by New York and Zurich claimants
Deputy U S Marshal Wilson served papers at Cumberland Island home of Mrs Lucy C Carnegie in a likely land suit over 7740 acres once owned by Robert Stafford. Plaintiffs Cornelius Stafford Williams and Nancy Stafford Gassman seek testimony from elderly witnesses. Andrew Carnegie expected at Dungerness. Carnegie is Mrs Carnegie's brother-in-law. Charter anniversary noted for Journeymen Plasterers at Hayden Hall with 20 members, music, and songs.
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Savannah
United States
Wilson
Dungerness
Lucy C Carnegie
Cumberland Island
Cornelius Stafford Willams
New York
Nancy Stafford Gassman
Zurich
Switzerland
Mra Carnegie
Robert Stafford
Andrew Carnegie
Mra. Carnegie
Journeymen Plasterers’ Association
Plasterers’ International Union
Hayden Hall
Pennsylvania Avenue
John Marshal Place
Mad Man Disturbs Waldorf Astoria Entrance in New York
A mud-splattered man wearing fine clothes rammed a plate glass lobby door at the Waldorf Astoria shouting devils are after me. Attendant James Miles subdued him. Policeman Kelly arrested him and he was later taken to New York Hospital with alleged religious dementia. The man bore a card reading James Martin.
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New York
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
James Miles
Kelly
New York Hospital
Fifth Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
James Martin
Jilted Lover Pursues Redress After Vogel Wedding
Miss Lucy Haley, who says she courted Julius J Vogel secretary of the Philadelphia civil service commission for fifteen years, faints upon learning of his New Year’s marriage to Mary Lynch. Haley seeks reparations, while Vogel, on honeymoon, delays return, prompting talk of a possible out of court settlement and renewed scrutiny of civil service oversight.
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Lucy Haley
Philadelphia Civil Service Commission
Washington Post
Philadelphia
Julius J. Vogel
Civil Service
Washipgton
Vogel
Mary Lynch
Ash~huret
North Paxon Street
Miss Haley
postoMhe
Mr. Vogel
Isles Haley
Unders
Knowles
Miss Incy
James B. Cooley
United States
Cooley
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Javed
Representative Mudd Aims to Use Texas as Target Ship
Maryland congressman and Naval Affairs Committee member Mudd plans to introduce a bill to destroy the ill fated battleship Texas by testing high explosives. The plan would move the Texas to Indian Head proving grounds on the Potomac, anchor in shallow water, fire a 12 inch shell at the waterline to test armor, at the request of inventor Isham who argues exterior blasts maximize power.
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Representative Mudd
Maryland
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Texas
Potomac
Indian Head Proving Grounds
Wiliam Isham
Mudd
Isham
His House in Order Delivers Drew’s Finest Stage Triumph
National John Drew stars in Arthur Wing Pinero’s His House in Order as Hilary Renson. The drama blends social issue with strong dialogue and sharp performances by Drew and Margaret Wingo. The piece showcases Drew’s intellect, charm, and humanity, with a forceful third act where he exposes the relatives and defends his wife. The cast also features M. Ballard, Arthur Elliott, Lena Halliday, Martin Sabine and Edith Mendoza in solid support.
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John Drew
Arthur Wing Finero
Pinero
Auditoria
Hilary Renson
Pinera
Drew
Mr. Dréw
Margaret Wington
Mr. Drew
M. Ballard
Apgts
Arthur Elliott
Lena Halliday
Martin Sabine
Olive Oliver
Edith Mendoza
Marrying Mary at Columbia Theater Draws Washington Crowd
Marie Cahill heads a New York cast in Marrying Mary a witty song filled comedy that satirizes divorce laws with a lively chorus and catchy numbers. The production features William Courtleigh Eugene Cowles Annie Buckley and Mark Smith and highlights Cahill a clever comedienne.
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Marie Cahill
Mary
Washington
Columbia Theater
United States
Misa Cahilil
Miss Cahill
New York
Wiliam Courtleigh
Eugene Cowles
Annie Buckley
Mark Smith
Charles Jules
May Irwin
Alamo
Bimeek
Eugens Cowles
Col. Kilnepper
Matie Cahitt
Bulpepper
Congress
William Courtlegh
Ormsby Kulpepper
Messrs. Woodward
Atwell
Gordon
Miss Cahills
Cowles
Cupid
Thorg of Caruso
Chase's Tob y Claude and Gardner Cranes at Chase's
Toby Claude from the opera Fontana drew the crowd at Chase's yesterday with graceful singing and a self imitation act. Gardner Crane and partner deliver strong farce in Everybody's Up while Willie Eckstein impresses with showy piano work. Film offerings include Adventures of a Detective and The Cowboy Girl. violence dominates the melodrama, balanced by a small chorus.
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Toby Claude
Claude
Percy
Fontana
Willie Eckstein
Paderewski
Gardner Crane
Shout
Pennsylvania Railroad Link Between Washington and New York
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers 18 weekday and 15 Sunday through trains between Washington and New York. Notable services include the Congressional Limited and Florida Limited. The Business Men's Morning Express departs Washington at 8:00 a.m. and arrives in New York at 1:13 p.m. Tickets cover 1000 miles for $20 and are valid on all trains with Pullman cars and dining service.
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Washington
National Capital
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Congressional Limited
St. Augustine
The Cowboy Girl and Metz in the Alps At Majestic and Lyceum
A busy New Mexico setting for The Cowboy Girl blends two love stories with a villainous scheme to defraud mining properties worth millions. Julia Rowland leads a strong cast alongside Florence D Olier and Jack Sherman. Metz in the Alps draws large crowds as Al Wilson delivers a popular song filled melodrama with Fred Mower and Richard Manory supporting. The Lyceum stage presents The High School Girls to strong audience response.
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New Mexico
Montana
Julia Rowland
Florence D'Olier
Vera Moberly
Jack Sherman
F. W. Mershon
Billy Devere
Roy Reymond
Don Memefield
al. H. Wilson
Metz
Alps
Majestic
Wilson
Richard Manory
Dr. Grimm
Toby Sanander
Mel
Gertrude Ferry
Hilda ‘Muller
Reenie Farrington
Auction of contents of elegant New Northwest residence
The National Auction Co Inc catalogs a public sale on Tuesday January 19 1907 at 1627 NW for the contents of a refined residence. Items include a Angolo Drawing-room suite Persian rugs and carpets Bagdad por celains a grand ebony decker pianos fine mahogany furniture bronzes paintings brass screens and a spider phonograph leather top desk and many other pieces. This sale features extensive oriental and European furnishings with numerous items to be auctioned.
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the National Auction Co., Inc
13Th St. Od
GE Meknew
Meneger
Angolé
Decker & Son
National Auction Co., Inc
Nctionsers
38Th St. Ow
Keely Cure Burlesques Delighting Crowd At Show
Tony Kennedy and Ted Evans headline two burlesques plus an alto interlude titled the Philippines. A farce In Wall Street by Kennedy and Evans drew applause from a large audience. Howard and Lewis sang well, Hilda Carle led the Red Ravens in a polished drill.
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Tony Kennedy
Ted Evans
Philippines
Oita
Kennedy
Evans
Wall Street
Howard and
Lewis
Hilda Carle
Red Ravens
Reich Leaves New York Herald for Times Interest
William C. Reich, longtime president of the New York Herald Company, withdraws from the Herald and gains a substantial interest in the New York Times Company. He will work with Adolph S. Ochs in managing the Times, and Reich reenters ownership with Adolph Ochs and George G.
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New York
wWilliam C. Reick
New York Herald Company
New York Herald
New Yok Times Company
Adolph S. Ochs
New York Times
Reich
Adolph & Ochs
George G
Philadips ‘Public Ledger
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Standard Oil
Findlay, Ohio
J. D. Rockefeller
Rogers
Archbold
IK Min
Eliza
W. J. Aiken
St. Dominic's Church
Mana
Rock Creek
Blackmon
Virginia A Powell
Homer Blackmon
Flint Street
Anna
U Street
Margaret
Henry and Catharine Reidy Hall
Calkins
Michael
Norah Costello
Fas Tato
Church of Immaculate Conception
Mount Olivet
Curtis
B Street
Edmund B. Curtis
Frank B
Clarence B. Curtis
Clehty
Calvary Baptist Church
Wermenday
Daughton
Darius D
Emma Daughton
Nea Smart
Sixth Street
Congression Cemetery
Mary Elizabeth
Charles C. Whson Fries
Fourteenth Street
Worsley
North Carolina
Axon
Maria Goring
Ashley 8
New York Tunes
Chicago Record-Herald Philadiptia Public Ledger
Providence Journal
Valentine
Gude
Ana
Northwest
Comley Bros, Florists
Ave
Bove Ow
West
Geo
Shae Shaffer
Malu
Qa Andi
Hut Court
Health Office Record
M. N. Hekimian & Co
13Th
Sis
Judge Traux
Paranoiac
Cumberland Island Estate
Columbia
America
Ormesby Kulpepper
Kulfiepper
Kulpepper
Belasco
David Warfield
Devid Warfield
Klein
von Barwig
Leipzig
von Berwig
Antoinette Perry
Marie Bates
Houston
Houston Street
Hiawatha
W. G. Ricciardi
Louis P. Veranda
Leon Kohlmar
Signor Tagliafico
M. Lowis Pinac
August Poons
Lib
Erty Cafe
Kobimar
Louis Hendricks
Dime Museum
Satia Factory
Chase’s
Gardner Cranes
Muriin
KALON
Apollinaris
the Queen of
Table Waters
Bulletin
Massachusetta Avenue
Lyceum
Stepnaat Pen
Stowia Aivited
TSE Keeley Institute
North Coastal Street
District of Columbia
William C. Reick
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
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