Big Four Rebates At Hearing On Cash Discounts
Cincinnati March 10. Interstate Commerce Commission hearing reveals Big Four Railroad paid cash rebates for steel shipments from Pittsburgh to Kansas City. General Freight Agent George H Ingalls testifies to rebates and favored shipper treatment while T E Conner admits some shippers were allowed to declare their own weights. The commission orders Ingalls to provide sworn records of rebates in the past two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Ingalls
T. E. Conner
Cincinnati
Oho
Big Four Railroad
Pittsburg
Kansas City
George H Ingalls
Interstate Commerce Commission
Prouty and
Clements
Federal Building
Cummonsea
Beig
Cincinnati Freight Committee
Conner
Cincinnati Gas, Coke, and Coal Mining Company
Ingalls
LICENSED TO MARRY IN MULTIPLE NAMES AND LOCATIONS
A garbled list mentions licenses to marry for Richard J. Watts Margarit Rody Francis C Hacharich Lucy J Burke Murray C Turner Davie Harbour and others. It also records multiple obituaries and funeral notices including Isabella Brager James Lightcap and John Wunderlich with scattered dates and locations across Baltimore Philadelphia and Virginia. The fragments indicate wedding licenses and death notices dated March 1906 1908 and March events with various residences and undertakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Watts
Margarit Rody Francis C. Hacharich
Lucy J. Burke
Murray C. Turner
Hosnoke County
Davie
Harbour
Patrick County
Lightcap
James Cheater Lightcap
John C Eightcag
Patish
Bimba
Richard Parish
Philadelphia
Charles Parish
Wunderlich
New York
John Wunderlich
Health Office Record Of Residents And Ages
Health office list shows residents with ages and addresses including George H Aregood 616 24 St NW 48, William W Barr US Soldiers Home 63, Maria J Carter 1517 Euclid at 60, Apple Canter 1533 4 St NW 53, Anatin Cusacy 471 Mo Ave NW 56, George H File Nr 917 G NW 59, Lawren Jennings 10 & St NW 60, Nancy A Lawrence The Cumberland 80, Wilam Miller Hospital Insane, George F Russell 1912 H NW 42, Margaret H Reaves 1008 I St NW 3 months, Mary Ho Schwakopf 14 C at Ne years incomplete, Henry Thurmton 67 St AW 73, Clifton H Webb 1017 7th St SE 8 months NE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H Aregood
St Nw
William W Barr
U S Soldiers
Maria J Carter
Euclid
Anatin Cusacy
Mo Ave Nw
George H File Nr
Lawren Jennings
Nancy A Lawrence
the Cumberland
Wilam 1
Miller
Hospital Insane
Ote
George F Russell
Margaret H. Reaves
I St
Mary Ho Schwakopf
Henry Thurmton
Clifton H Webb
7Th St Se
Yoarm
Indictments Quashed In Ohio Coal Combine Case
Twenty two principal coal companies in Cincinnati were relieved of charges as Judge Litueford dismissed indictments under the Valentine law for conspiracy to restrain trade. The court ruled the indictments defective and the cases costly to risk a technical error, freeing prosecutors to seek new indictments by the grand jury if desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cincinnati
Cineinoath
Litueford
Russia Shows Favor Toward Bering Strait Tunnel Plan
Baron de Lobel of the American Trans Alaska Siberian Company presses a tunnel under the Bering Strait and a 3000 mile all rail link to Europe in exchange for land grants and mining rights. Russia forms a mixed commission with Premier Witte's sympathy to expand US Russia trade and Siberian development. The plan seeks eight mile wide sections and mining concessions, with free American materials if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Lobel
Black Sea
Baltic Canal
St. Petersburg
Bering Straits
United States
Europe
Baron Loieq de Lobel
Trans-Alaska-Siberian Company
Russia
Witte
Siberia
Siberian
Alaskan
East Cape
Kansk
Yenisaisk
Nicholas
Baron de Lobel
Lena
Khabaroske
Douma Wendell Jackson
Black
Battic Seas
Canala
Jackson
Mitchell Calls Postponed Departure as Coal Talks Advance
President John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers rushes a subcommittee meeting after postponing his westward departure. Operators reportedly gave an unfavorable reply to February proposals, fueling rumors while negotiations near a crucial stage. A publicity bureau says hard coal prices in New York City will not rise even if a strike occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Indianapolis
Mght
Fahey
Dettery
Hartleiners
United Mine Workers
Mesers Fahey
Hartlein
My. Mtchel
Ashland House
Mr. Mitchell
West
Fee
New York City
Publicity Bureau of
Anthracite
Dowie Draft Turned Down in Zion City Funds
Special to The Washington Post reports Zion City faced a cash crisis as a draft drawn by John Alexander Dowie on Zion City Bank in Jamaica was refused. Overseer Glenn Voliva awaits Jamaica’s reply while Dowie contemplates Mexico and his followers face tightened curbs. Dowie's personal bank balance is exhausted and officials reveal small expenditures since his Jamaica trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Chicago
Zion City
John Alexander Dowie
Zion City Bank
Jamaica
Dowle
Thelra
Glenn Voliva
Zion
Mexico
Dowie
Tracing Carter Money in Early Federal Trial
In Savannah on March 10 Judge Speer allowed National Bank Examiner Johnson to present charts detailing banking transactions of alleged conspirators in the Greene and Gaynor case. A sample entry shows August 7 1893, a 393.07 check to W T Gaynor, an NY deposit after a $7 trip allowance, and related cash movements leading to Carter’s later possession of bonds and funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
W. T. Gaynor
American Exchange Bank
New York
Carter
W. T Gaynor
Reed
Flagg
Delaware and Hudson
Denon Trust Company
Schwab in New York Begs Excuse on Health Question
Charles M Schwab arrives in New York from St Louis and asks to be excused when questioned about his health. The report notes his illness caused anxiety among friends last week and he greets acquaintances at the station. A separate item mentions a company claiming a lost sum after using a Protectograph on checks and promoting early adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles M. Schwab
St Louis
Schwab
G W Todd & Co
Jenifer
Dine Without Wine or Without a Hall
Passaic Board of Trade faces a dilemma ahead of its April 3 annual banquet featuring remarks from Treasury Secretary Shaw Governor Stokes and Senator Colby. Two halls are available: Passaic Club and Willard Hall, the latter run by the W.C.T.U. trustees refuse to lease. The Passaic Club cites their charter prohibiting liquor on the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paeagic Board of Trade
Shaw
New York American
Is Hall
Passaic Club
Denounce Idaho Arrests Protest Calls March Meeting
A mass meeting protest call circulated in Boise against the Idaho assassination case. It urges unity to save men linked to the Western Federation of Miners from alleged murder charges. Vincent St John seeks habeas relief while Caldwell grand jury considers indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gov Steunenburg
Idaho
Messrs
Moyer, Haywood
Western Federation of Minors
United Action
Grand Central Palace
Boise
Mberate
Vincent St. John
Miners' Union
Burke
Frank Steunenberg
State Supreme Court
St. John
Caldwell
St John
Wounded by Girl Wife in March Shooting at Harrisburg
Rev. J W Pollett pastor of St Luke s African Methodist Church was shot by his sixteen year old wife at their home. The bullet lodged in his right arm causing a compound fracture. The woman, who had been married less than a year, was formerly in the Williams and Walker chorus. Pollett says he knows of no reason for the attack and the woman is in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
J. W. Pollett
St. Luke's African Methodist Church
Pollett
Williams and Walker
Sanity questioned in Patterson marriage to rogue count tale
Virginia Knox Patterson of Pittsburgh's Knox family was placed in Bellevue Hospital's psychopathic ward for observation after being taken there in a closed carriage. Her husband Joseph Patterson arrived separately. the couple wed in 1883 and pursued Europe claiming she was a countess, a farce that led to divorce. The story traces her life from Knox heiress to public spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secial
Washington Post
New York
Virginia Knox Patterson
Bellevue Hospital
Patterson
Joseph V. Patterson
Walsh
Jefferson Market Court
Bellevue
Count Carrusi
Italy
Humbert
Pittsburg
Knoxville
Fittsburg
Virginia Knox
Knox
Europe
Miss Knox
Ework
Edward J Morgan Dead In New York Hotel
Actor Edward J Morgan was found dead in his hotel room at the Belleclaire in New York city from heart disease after recent illness and a sanitarium stay. He had returned from Chicago and hoped to resume acting soon. He created roles in Hall Caine dramas and appeared in Booth Tarkington works. His widow is Helen Bertram.
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New York
Edward J. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Leas
Helen Bertram
Conte Opera
John Storm
David Rosal
Hall Caine
Booth Tarkington
Inddane
Prodigal Son
Mr Morgan
Magnus
Chester
Elias H. Johnson
Crozer Theological Seminary
Bright
Johnson
Crozer Seminary
Pittsburg
Edwin Bradley
Duquesne National Bank
Man Struck With Weight in Street Fight Over Threats
Judson Harrison a 22 year old commission merchant in Winthend D streets NW assaulted John E B Quander 24 after Quander allegedly drew a knife threat Harrison used a two pound iron weight striking Quander in the head. Quander is in critical condition at Emergency Hospital with a fatal prognosis. Harrison surrendered to police and was later released on 50 bond. In a separate report mutineers in Bobruisk Russia were sentenced to death for mutiny.
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Judson
Harrison
Winthend D Streets
John EB. Quander
Quander
First Precinct
Quinder
GIVES CHALLENGE TO DUBOIS IN PHILADELPHIA SPEECH
Senator Dubois of Idaho was interrupted during an address in Philadelphia by V S Peet of Utah who offered a $1000 reward for each case of Mormon interference in politics backed by 500000. Peet claimed business backing and cited C E Loose as reference. Dubois called him a jack Mormon. The speech turned to Taft and the Philippines policy. Siasbee sails for Alexandria Beirut Syria. March 10 American Cruiser Squadron under Rear Admiral Sigsbee departed for Alexandria Exyp1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United States
Dubois
Idaho
Congress of Mothers
Audaence
Peet
Utah
Mormon Church
Salt Lake City
C. E. Loose
Reapublican National Committee
Senator Dubois
Jack Mormon
Bradford County
Methodist Church
Mr. Peet
Dubola
Taft
Philippines
Japan
Siasbee
Alexandria
Beirut
Syria
Sigsbee
Moros bested. Roosevelt cites victory over Moro forces
Official notices praise the Manila command for a brilliant feat of arms against the Moros, with Roosevelt congratulating Wood and his officers. Government officials see no reason for further trouble in Jolo, noting Moro fighters rally in forts and resist fiercely, typical of their warfare and history under Spaniards and Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Manila
Theodore Roosevelt
Jolo
Jojo
Joso
Jofo
Cotta
Solo
Mt Dajo
Mammoth Baby Dies After Diphtheria At Newark Carnival
Special to The Washington Pose reports Minnie Deg gert of Eggert twins from Newark New Jersey died here at four years old weighing 193 pounds after diphtheria. Her twin brother weighs 198 pounds. Parents Mr and Mrs Eggert described as ordinary weight attended a military carnival. The burial required one of the largest caskets. Also included are ship movements from New York March 16 and related Atlantic arrivals and sailings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Washington
Milan
Mygss
Minnie Deggert
Eggert
Newark
N. J
Mannie
Snap shot men use fists on steps of Chicago Federal Building
Chicago March 10 the preliminary hearing of John BR Welsh former president of the Chicago National Bank charged with violation of banking laws was postponed to March 18 due to his absent attorney. A brawl erupted between Walsh supporters and photographers as he left the federal building, cameras smashed, a photographer injured, and police stopped the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John BR. Welsh
Chicago National Bank
United States
Foote
Walsh
Adama Street
Mr. Walsh
Yale Junior Must Serve Jail Sentence After Appeal Fails
Warren L. Lewis of Brooklyn, a Yale junior in Sheffield science, was ordered to serve a ten day jail term in New Haven County jail after the state court rejected new evidence arguments claiming innocence in a theater disturbance. An appeal to a higher court was noted, but he remained imprisoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Spedal
Washington Post
New Haven
Lewis
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Ingalle
Ingells
Mr. Ingalls
Brager
Baltimore
Isabella Brager
Sion
Joseph Brager
Union
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Atreat
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Pittsburg Dispatch
Providence Journal
Rochester Herald
Louis Republic
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BT Paul Pioneer-Press
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cincinnati Enquirer
Undertakers
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
R. F. Harvey
Commodious Chapel Telephone North
John R. Wright Co
Prominex
J. William Lee
Pennsylvania Ave
George P. Zurhorst
Umndgrtaker and
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Aot
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PFT Teshons Ast
Bering Strait
Mitchell
Hard Doal Miners’ Committee
Chilis
Ensored
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Atlealth
David Rossi
Judson Harrison
Bobruisk
Gorn
America
Urbana Wine CO
Urbana, N. T
Kings Palace
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Maariv Srad
King’s Palace
Paris
King's Palace
Sid Rose
Marie Crozet Mons Lewis
Germains Mme
Georgette Esther Meyer Susanne Blum
Panama
Eton
Utah Methodist
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la Lorraine
Havant
Patrick
Hamburg
St Touts
Southampsten
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Carmania
Caledonia
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Campania
Queenstown
Balled
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Lenard
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Indian Mills
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