Rockefellers Chicago appearance in federal case teased
John D Rockefeller agreed to appear in Chicago for questioning on Standard Oil matters after signaling willingness to travel. United States officials and Archbold described no subpoena issued in Pittsfield and Rockefeller planned to attend appearance in Chicago on Saturday.
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Joahn
Juin
Rochester
Bern
Aefors
United States
Oil Trust
Standard Oil
Wiliam Rockefeller
Rogere
John D Archbold
John DB
Landis
Rockefeller
the Baptist
Cleveland
Dudge Landis
Standard Ai
Company of Indian
Beng
Hin Amvantar
Chicago
Pitts
John D.rockefeller
Pittsfield
Standard Ol Company
E. Parmalee Prentice
New York
John D Rockefeller
Pitta Field
Marshal Frink
North Adams
Pirafield
Archbold
Greenbush
Wis
Kenesaw M Landis
United States District Court of Chicago
Carex
John D. Rockefeller
Massachusetts
Mr. Rockefeller
En Jeracy
Ohio
Mass
Pittaneld
Chiscago
Lincoln Beachey Airship Event Cited In Contest Notes
A notice from the exposition page references Lincoln Beachey and an airship with timing dependent on wind conditions. The section includes standings corrected to noon on July 4 with numerous numeric entries and scattered editorial instructions about collecting a dig envelope and reporting to the exposition editor.
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Beachey
Post
Jamestown
Lincoln Beachey
Lums Park
Matc Hia
Washington
Myr Beachey
Ray More Exerton
Heachey
From Bridge to Death Man Leaps From Brooklyn Bridge
A young man about 25, neatly groomed in a light gray suit and white straw hat, leaped from the Brooklyn Bridge to his death early today as passengers aboard a Gates Avenue trolley looked on. The body was not recovered. The incident occurred midway between Manhattan and Brooklyn along the south roadway.
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Washington Rue
New York
Brooklyn Bridge
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Acsi
Gates Avenue
Trollley
McDonough
Scattered Names and Residences Listed Across Cities
A fragmented rail of personal names and spouses appears, listing individuals and households by city including Baltimore Boston Chicago New York Philadelphia and others. The page catalogues residents and affiliations with scattered addresses and marriage references across multiple states and nations.
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Baltimore
L C Flaherty
National
Dane
HL Prat
Wits
Missouri
Graterty
Raleigh Tok Moca
Gos Bathely
Wily Se
Tame “Ara A. i “Adama
Siinuk
Wile
Metropol
North Carolina
Siro
Raleigh
WSS
Wss Kies, OG Ofarret,, National, New Sersey—Hleqry Hotech
Etcoe Pike
Gregor
Adne Raley
Aloe Vanstura
Shoreham
Orfoomr
Nationel
Lackey
A.C Stansitl
West Virginia
Striskting End Son
Hottest Part of Day Registers 81 at Bureau and 3g Downtown
Temperatures peaked near noon with 81 degrees at the weather bureau and a 3g reading downtown, marking the warmest point of the day. The readings reflect a sun baked afternoon with light breezes observed in the city core.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau
Fourth of July Weather Breaks Heat Record in Washington
Yesterday in Washington the Fourth of July was unusually cool with sunny skies and a drop of ten to fifteen degrees below normal. The peak temperature reached 88 at Affleck's while the Weather Bureau showed 81 downtown. Government offices closed and many workers enjoyed the relief as crowds flocked to nearby resorts during the day before returning to the city as evening cooled.
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Beachey
Jamestown
Megrew
Carl J P. Megrew
United States Capitol
Detective Webber
Capitol
Webber
Washington
Nannie Whiting
Gouvenira
CF Beera
Thia
G. B. Pollock
Althout
Weather Bureau
Affleek
Crook dies in Toledo Hospital after street brawl
Henry L Bates a New York pickpocket died at Toledo Hospital from a bullet wound from a Tuesday night quarrel at Bing Herbert's saloon on St Clair street. Police seek gambler Heiro nemous who fired the shot. Officers also seek three boys who escaped from Junior Republic: Farri Chappel eleven, Lawrence Barley sixteen, and Barlie Kidwell fifteen, with listed parental addresses.
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Washington Post
Toledo
Ohio
Henry L Bates
New York City
Herbert
St Clair Street
Janior Republic
Republic
Fari Chappel
Wiite
Lve
Eleventh Street
Lawrence Barley
Barlie Kidwell
Minch ‘Street
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Luna Park
John D
Standard Oil Company
Baptist Church
Department of Justice
Department of Commerce and Labor
Sam
Lincoln
Capt
Ayr
Lincolly Beachey
Luma Park
Office of the Post
Iron
Jamestow
Misa
Miss Dell
Mabel Dall
Eader Antes
Bri
Coe
Afl
Peets
Ean
O Ca
Hia
Don Averal Lidave
Fred A. F
Peter Fev
Frank Bar
Bre A Frank
John Mites Wier
J.P. Meger
Webber Booeph & Jacob
Elmer Donn
Sallie V
Elizabeth Tyler
Meien
William T. Jules
Pollock
C. F. Bee Whites Thames E
Luthar Co
Hess
Donald C. E.G
F. Smith
David L. Prank
Ann E. B
John G. Bray
Joanna
M. R. Thorp
Michael
Frank Laurie
Willam
Dunning
White
J. L. Allison H. OM. Hiatt
Arzanna
Henry Utley Milne
George G Glick
Charles E. Kane
Dana . Holland
George W. Harsh
Blanche
Mies
Joseph Haight
Miss Mattle J. F. D. Helater
Monty Lewin
Trotter
G. E. Bowers
Harry J. Platt
Nonry Wenzel
Misa Ida E. Kanpler
le Roy M. Smith
John Slattery
Eola Rice
Felen
Mies M. R. McClaus
Betteng
Nsoo Oo
Mian
Katie Spencer
Miss M. E. McKee
Edward McQuinn
John W. Proctor
G. A. Burton
Mile. Liebechutz
Mre. M. Willame
Myron J. Jones
William Forey
Elizabeth Bradstel
Mise B. Gould
Torey Sotheran
Wlliam Lackey
Wswanker
Charles
Gannon William
Swartz
Charles Moore
William B. Hudson
William , Johnsor -Jonel
Bailey
Dilver Inet
Lilian Douglas
Vlas Margaret Brosnalling Currie Lowe
Mira
E. F. Zotty
Gee
Alexandria
Misa Nancie Whiting
M. Graga
Frank Martin
Fiekim
Elmer Thame
Alexandria County
Blanton
East Faile Church
Beutermam
Arlington
Nettle Bradenaw
Hernon
Wiss Lian Bonham
Asharave
Wise Fannie Anderson
H. E. Gavericke
Vienna
Prince George County
Wiss Hefen & Kerr
College Park
T. Robey
Berwyn
Wiss Mary Hood
Muirkirk
Haiver Barrows
Loudoun
Mins Lucien- Plaster
Bluemont
Rte
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Brocklyn
Arwtow
Garnra End
Ingland
Mias Holmes
Mise Harting
Nation
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