Indictments Face 58 Million Fine Against Rockefeller Group
Hancock County grand jury reports 39 indictments against Standard Oil entities and John D Rockefeller for conspiring to restrain trade under Ohio anti trust law. If all wins, total fines could reach 8 million. Court actions and clerk workloads expected to stretch for months.
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Rogers
Archbold
Bonaparte
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
Classic Washington Undertakers in City Directory
A compact directory listing multiple funeral directors and embalmers with shop addresses and telephone numbers. Notable names include R F Harveys Sons, John M Mitchells Son, W R Speare, Wm S Riley, J William Lee, George P Zurhorst, Hindle & Bayliss, and others, all offering crematorium and memorial services at modest prices.
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R. F. Harvey
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Weodiouls Chapel
M. Mitchell
Idertaker
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
WM. S. Riley
J. William Lee
Was Near the Precipice Wins Custody and Alimony
Mrs Isabella Van Alstyne won a custody and alimony suit against her husband Justice O Gorman in New York. He granted her custody of their four year old son and eighty dollars monthly alimony while allowing the father to visit. He noted she had been near the precipice but trusted she would reform. The hearing featured testimonies from allies including Mrs Maughan, Gen Custer’s sister, and Mrs Van Alstyne herself admitting drinking but denying intoxication.
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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
Belasco
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. Lewis Pinac
August Poons
Lib
Erty Cafe
Kobimar
Louis Hendricks
Dime Museum
Satia Factory
David Warfield
Washington
Licensed to Marry Names and Ages in a Long List
A fragmented notice lists multiple marriage licenses with names ages and places, including William J Armstrong 98 and Annie Arig strong 37 of Fredericksburg and many others across states. The column compiles couples paired for marriage with Rev. ministers mentioned among varied towns and initials.
Health Office Deaths Record January Listings
Health office report lists dozens of deaths through January, names and ages include Tanne J Gardner 6 and 73 year olds, William Brown 327 Oaksdale NW, Joseph Thorne 22, Chastatte R Thomas 73, Agnes Taylor 82, Joseph Gilchrist 60, Taabella P Dorsheimer 72, Edwin Moore 5, George Ashton at Freedmen's Hospital 19, John Feleereon 3, Harriet M Keleer 16, Katherine E Hickerson 15 days, Wm W Thompson 4, Harry Ware 1, Ameth W McKenss 52, Andrew J Blerdine 8, Octaviaux Applegate 65, George W Anderson 5 months, Amg W Hoyle 61, Mary A Clarke 95, Ellen Embrey 91, James Cartwright 81, Olivia Faina 1, and others up to 42 listed through January 13.
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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
Alienist testifies no question of insanity. Russell pleads for liberty at Supreme Court hearing. Justice Truax rules Russell still insane and remands him to Dannemora Prison. Russell asserts conspiracy involving Gov Odell and others as two Brooklyn justices are questioned.
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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
Demands Made on Germany in Trade Talks
American Tariff Commissioners push for changes in Germany's meat and fruit imports policies. Berlin talks extend as questions of inspection and duties linger. North cancels sail to New York. discussions continue amid German elections and uncertainty over U.S. congressional action.
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Berlin
SN. B. North
New York
Germany
United States
Oust Mrs Carnegie Namely Land Suit on Cumberland Island
Savannah dispatch reports Deputy Marshal Wilson served Mrs Lucy C Carnegie with papers in a looming land suit over 7740 acres on Cumberland Island. Plaintiffs Cornelius Stafford Williams and Nancy Stafford Gassman seek testimony from elderly witnesses. Andrew Carnegie expected at Dungerness. Carnegie is sister-in-law to Lucy C Carnegie. Charter anniversary noted for Journeymen Plasterers Association 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 at the Waldorf Hits Lobby Door
A man in muddy clothes smashed a plate glass lobby door at the Waldorf Astoria in New York. After shouting that devils were after him he tried to enter by a revolving door, was restrained by a hotel attendant, then arrested by a police officer and taken to New York Hospital suffering from religious dementia. A card bore the name 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 Sweetheart Confronts Secretary Vogel on Honeymoon
Miss Lucy Haley, once promised marriage by Julius J. Vogel secretary of Philadelphia's civil service commission, faints upon learning of his New Year’s wedding to Miss Mary Lynch. Haley seeks reparation while Vogel stays on honeymoon delaying office return amid possible out of court settlement and prior scrutiny of Vogel by Civil Service Commissioner James B. Cooley.
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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 Proposes Texas Battleship Target Test
Maryland congressman and Naval Affairs member Mudd plans to introduce a bill to destroy the battleship Texas by testing high explosives. The plan would move the ship to Indian Head proving grounds, anchor in shallow water, remove crew and guns, and fire a 12 inch shell to test armor with outside explosion. Inventor Isham backs the test to prove exterior blast is the most destructive method.
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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 Charms as Drew Shines in Piazro Drama
National-John Drew stars as Hilary Renson in Arthur Wing Pinero's His House in Order, delivering acclaimed dramatic dialogue and moral driving force. Margaret Wington matches his intensity, while supporting turns from Ballard, Elliott, Halliday, Sabine and Oliver enrich the production with strong character work.
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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 Opens at Columbia Theater in Washington
Marie Cahill stars in Marrying Mary at the Columbia Theater with a strong supporting company from New York. The musical comedy satirizes divorce laws with a lively plot and catchy songs, while Cahill and William Courtleigh lead a cast delivering sharp humor and romantic entanglements.
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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-Toby Claude and Gardner Cranes Delight Dill at Chase's
Toby Claude from the opera Fontana attracts the crowd with Madame Claude's singing and comic imitations. Gardner Crane and Mrs Crane showcase strong character work in Everybody's Up. Willie Eckstein as Boy Paderewski offers showy piano. Admission features acts by Pedro Chalk Saunders and Bandy and Wilson alongside weekly shorts Adventures of a Detective and The Cowboy Girl melodrama at the Academy.
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Toby Claude
Claude
Percy
Fontana
Willie Eckstein
Paderewski
Gardner Crane
Pennsylvania Railroad Links Washington and New York Strongly
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers 18 weekday through trains and 15 on Sundays between Washington and New York. Highlights include the Congressional Limited and Florida Limiteds, with the new Business Men's Morning Express leaving at 8:00 a.m. and arriving 1:13 p.m. in New York. Pullman cars and dining service are standard. $20 one thousand mile tickets are valid on all trains.
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Washington
National Capital
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Congressional Limited
St. Augustine
The Cowboy Girl at Majestic and Metz in the Alps review
A lengthy review notes two love plots and a villain scheme in The Cowboy Girl set in New Mexico with a strong cast led by Julia Rowland and Florence D Olier. Metz in the Alps at Majestic charms crowds with Al Wilson songs and fine supporting players as The High School Girls at Lyceum draws large audiences.
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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
Majestic
al. H. Wilson
Metz
The
Alps
Wilson
Richard Manory
Dr. Grimm
Toby Sanander
Mel
Gertrude Ferry
Hilda ‘Muller
Reenie Farrington
Lyceum
Stepnaat Pen
Stowia Aivited
Auction of entire contents of a furnished residence
The National Auction Co Inc conducts a public sale on January 19 1907 at 1627 AM for the contents of a neatly furnished home at 1607 15th NW. Items include a drawing room suite Persian rugs bronze and crystal pieces fine mahogany furniture and a large spider python leather top desk plus numerous other items. Strong entities include The National Auction Co and 1607 15th NW.
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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
Keeley Cure Burlesque Feats at Local Theater
Tony Kennedy and Ted Evans headlined two burlesques with alto routines between. The Filipinos themed piece titled In Wall Street drew applause along with Kennedy Evans and Kennedy. Howard and Lewis sang well, while Hilda Carle led her twelve 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 Quits New York Herald to Join Times and Ledger
William C Reich withdraws as president of the New York Herald Company and takes a substantial stake in the New York Times Company. He will partner with Adolph S Ochs in managing the Times and rejoin ownership interests with Adolph Ochs and George G for the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
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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
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
St. Louis
United States Circuit
Sanborn, Hook, and Adams
Gulf
Standard Oil Company
Henry H. Rogers
John D. Archbold
Clerk Gray
United States Circuit and District Courts
Offeult
Gude
Ana
Northwest
Comley Bros, Florists
Ave
Bove Ow
West
Geo
Shae Shaffer
Malu
Qa Andi
Hut Court
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
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
Health Office Record
M. N. Hekimian & Co
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Sis
Judge Traux
Paranoiac
Carlos F. McDonald
Cumberland Island Estate
Columbia
America
Ormesby Kulpepper
Kulfiepper
Kulpepper
Chase’s
Gardner Cranes
Shout
Muriin
Apollinaris
the Queen of
Table Waters
Bulletin
Massachusetta Avenue
TSE Keeley Institute
North Coastal Street
District of Columbia
William C. Reick
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
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