Rebuked by Cockrell as Wells Lose Market in Oil Row
Franc ia M Cockrell of the Interstate Commerce Commission reprimanded G W Mavor Kansas City manager of the Standard Oil Company during a hearing on alleged railroad and Standard Oil discrimination against independent oil firms. Testimony described rates to Quapaw and Baxter Springs, and alleged tactics to force independents into contracts. Witnesses claimed Standard Oil coordinated with railways to depress independent shippers and cut competition around Kansas and Indian Territory.
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Kansas City
Francia M Cockrell
Interstate Commerce Commission
G W Mavor
Ue Standard ON
Standard Oi Company
Waver 1
Standard Oil Corp
Luton ‘Tank Line
Regiblic
Waites Pierec Ost
Mayer
Cockrell
The
Republic OH Company
Waters-Pierce Ae Cem
Thy
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil
Judson Clements
Davenport
Charles A. Prouty
Washington
McCarthy
Mission Mining Company
Quapax
Ind
Ter
Baxter Springs
Kuns
Kansas
Hig Mine
EK Voorhees
St Lona and San Francisco Railway
Kansas Field
Quapaw
Baxter Prings
Standard
Standard Ol
Quston
Standard Myr Ouston
Neodoaba
Kana
Quapaw Station
Neodosha
Kansas Line
Witthout
Topeka
Joplin
Springfield
Willhoyt
Withchet
Wichita
Pueblo
Rocky Mountain
Arkansas City
Willhout
Mny
Beferu
Rocky Mountain O Company
XN Knapp
Chanute Kang
Chanute
Kansans City
Standard Oil Stands Pat In Missouri Suit
Standard Oil through Alfred D Eddy says it will give Missouri Attorney General Hadley no more information than required. Eddy noted no further resistance from witnesses subpoenaed in New York and hinted at possible future actions to compel others to answer questions.
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Hadley
Kansas City
Standard Oil Company
Alfred D Eddy
Chicago
Western
Herbert S Hadley
Missouri
Standard
Hadles
H Cl
Marth
Supreme Court
Wissouri
Mir Baty
Rockefeller Subpoena Status in New York Case
In New York the attorney states he cannot authorize the arrangement and urges securing service before resuming depositions. He notes possible Supreme Court action to compel approval and discusses subpoenaing John D. Rockefeller. Other witnesses' presence remains a priority as service efforts continue.
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New York
Supreme Court
John D Rockefeller
Bradley
Jona D Rockefeller
T.dd Wa
Missouri Meerschaum Pipes Herald Missouri Corncob Industry
The 1904 trade shows corn cobs fueling the Missouri meerschaum pipe business with 2,126,300 pounds shipped from 114 counties. Franklin County centers production, with Dawdling figures from Pemiscot Dunklin and New Madrid counties. Expositions and tables illustrate pipes shipped, stems, and cob use, noting returns and the fame of Missouri pipes.
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Missouri
Countie
Iabor Bureau
Franks County
Franklin County
St Toms
Gasconade
Osage
Pemiscot
Dunklin
New Mahamed
Portland
Doc” Carr
St Charles County
Break in Traction Stocks Triggers Broker Rage in Chicago
Chicago March 12 brokers awoke to sharp declines in traction stocks on New York and Chicago exchanges. Union Traction common plummeted from 117 8 to 76 8 while preferred fell to 60. West Chicago slid 16 points, North Chicago down ½ point. No trades in Chicago City Railway stock. last quote 112 changed ownership at 170. Reported court decision misread as ruling for the companies sparked anger among brokers, with Laon Traction losses estimated at 60,000 to 80,000.
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Chicago
Chicago Traction
New York
Union Traction
Chicago City Railway Company
Qheige
Supreme Court
Laion Traction Company
Laon Traction Company
Buaranches
Chicago Consolidated Traction
Schmidt Not Yet Pardoned In Sebastopol Mutiny Case
Shuster of Leader of Sebastopol mutineers appeals for clemency from St Petersburg. March 13 Odessa reports say Emperor Nicholas has pardoned Lieut Schmidt after a cassation appeal. The mutiny trial stemmed from the Sebastopol incident on November 1.
Life of Susan B. Anthony Revealed by Belva Lockwood
Mrs Belva Lockwood shares personal recollections of Susan B. Anthony detailing her single life, school lecture beginnings in Livingston County New York, and early efforts to join women in teachers' institutes. It highlights Anthony's relentless drive, stern virtues, and enduring tenacity despite public doubt and physical remarks.
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Susan
Lockwood
Miss Anthony
New York State
Livingston County
Mrs Lockwood
Anthony
Uric Acid Gravel Linked to Kidney Trouble
Patient suffering from uric acid gravel shows pain and blood in urine. Text notes stones may appear as reddish sediment or crystals and warns gravel sufferers often have kidney and urinary tract inflammation, indigestion and gout.
Cured by Warner's Safe Cure
An advertorial claim extols Warner's Safe Cure and Safe Pills as a cure for malaria kidney and bladder diseases. It cites Mrs M E Dean from Chattanooga Tenn praising the product and urges use over quinine, with instructions for a home urine test and nationwide availability at drug stores for $1 a bottle.
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Dean Tread
Lotus Club
Cwattanoo
Wany
Analysis Free: Caution on System Response Rates
The text appears as garbled analysis guidance and warnings about system behavior. It mentions Do Not Waste Time and urges handling of feedback. It reads like an instruction fragment rather than a coherent news event or notice.
Funeral of Miss Anthony to feature famed suffrage leaders
Rochester March 13 The funeral for Susan B Anthony will be held at Central Presbyterian Church Thursday at 2 pm with speakers Dr CC Alberts on Rev William C Gannett William Lloyd Garrison Carrie Chapman Catt and Anna Shaw, pallbearers from the University of Rochester, and many condolence telegrams pouring in Albany March 18 Senate adopts condolence resolution praising her eighty six years of service and lasting impact as a remarkable woman.
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Rochester
Susan B Anthony
Central Presbyterian Church
CC Albartson
Wiliam C Gannett
Miss Anthony
Wailliam Lioyd Garrison
Boston
Carrie Chapman Catt
New York
National Suffrage Association
Anna Shaw
University of Rochester
Albany
Senate
Susan B. Anthony
Jahor
Dowies Wife Denies Split With Dowie and Voliva
A Washington Post report from Chicago on March 13 states John Alexander Dowie and his wife have separated, with Mrs Dowie accused of siding with Overseer Voliva. She flatly denies the separation and asserts lifelong loyalty to her husband and Zion finances, while noting a health forced separation that may end.
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Overseer
Voliva
Washington Post
Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Dr Donte
Volvo
2 Deacon
Zion
Voltya
John Alexander
Mafia murder suspected in Newark canal slaying
Newark police pursue a Mafia murder case after a man was found slain near the Die Morrie Canal at the Grafton Avenue Bridge. The victim, Italian, middle-aged, was throat cut with head severed, multiple gunshots fired, body tied to a heavy stone and dumped in the canal as locals heard shots at about 9 o'clock last night.
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Newark
Die Morrie Canal
Grafton Avenue Bridge
Used Fraud To Enter Navy In Habeas Case
Special to The Washington Post Norfolk Va March 13 A habeas corpus hearing to discharge Edward L Lisk of Bayonne NJ reveals he fraudulently enlisted as Edward Smith using a false age of 18 after a postal card recruiting attempt. Edmund Waddill indicated a decision would be delayed as the court weighs the rising number of such releases and the government vows vigorous prosecution.
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Hoy
Washington Post
Norfolk
United States
Navy
Edward L. Lisk
Bay‘orme
Fudge
Edmund Waddill
Edward Smith
Lash
Naval Service
Fatal collapse of tene ment wall in Richmond
In Richmond Virginia a wall under demolition at Twenty fifth and Main collapsed this afternoon killing D Kensey aged fifty four who was buried under debris. D E Goode suffered serious cuts and bruises after rushing to help.
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Richmond
Washington Post
Kensey
D. E Goode
Twenty-fifth
Main Street
Berneath
Goode
Tims
Maryland Senator targets bank tax exemptions and city bonds
Maryland Senate hears Senator Lee propose to have the state tax commissioner review exemptions on Baltimore City bonds held by banks and assess private stock and surplus more fully for state county and municipal taxes. The target is Montgomery National Bank details show a low cap on assessed value, with debate over tax policy and hearings scheduled. Also covered are related bills on prize fights and insurance accounting, plus a missing person impersonation case and other statehouse notices.
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Steplal
Washington Post
Annapolis
Senator Lee
Montgomery
Baltimore City
Lee
Montgomery County National Bank
Corrisa
Ita Capital
Stat
Wa Wamum
Senate
Banking
Montgomery Bank
Whiteford
Bil
Committee On Insurance and Loans Today
Lehmajec
Murphy
Judiciary Committee
Murder Charge After Ambush Kill of Buchanan Man
Information reached today of the murder near Prater Creek Buchanan County Shade Coleman, the son in law, is arrested after he allegedly crept up behind the 74 year old John D Justice at work and fired a charge tearing nearly off the old man's legs. He died an hour later.
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Buchanan
Washington Post
Tazewell
John D Justice
Prater Creek
Cuchanan County
Shade Coleman
Coleman
Bandmaster Henry Peterson Linked to Sudden Death in New York
An unidentified 25 year old man threw himself before an elevated train at Forty-second Street and Second Avenue in New York, dies. A notebook found on the body bore the inscription Henry Peterson bandmaster US Franklin navy yard Norfolk Va suggesting his past naval service. No locating records for Peterson on the Franklin or prior home found yet. A fragmentary note mentions Delicious Flavors smooth velvet ice cream and druggists.
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New York
Forty-second Street
Second Avenue
Henry Peterson
Franklin
Navy Yard
Norfolk
Norfolk Navy Yard
Henry Petterson
Peterson
C &S
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