Complex Texas inquiry ties Rockefeller to Standard Oil stocks
Testimony outlines stock assignments among Standard Oil Trust members, naming John D. Rockefeller Jr. and others. Witness details transfers of vast holdings to Rockefeller, the Corsicana Refining Company, and Waters-Pierce, with questions on Texan ownership and subsidiary control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joha D
Tilford Test
Rockefellar
Standard Oil Trust
Hockefeliar
Companio
John D. Jr
Mr. Kellogg
Asaigament Centiadate
Rockefeller
Mars Campaniea
Raale
Sfr
Tiltora
Texas
Texan
Titford
Holger
Corsicana Refining Conpany
Tite de
Titord
Pia
Corsicana Company
Iccusset
Standard of Company of
New Serey
New York
Igneziatt
Fayninn
Gorsiekna Company
Perilame
Lorelger
Telly Wilgiay
Kel
Corslcans Linkserm
Pagans
Marinette
Fire Fighting Exhibit At Engineers Convention Today
A large turnout is expected as the International Association of Fire Engineers holds its convention and exhibition. Apparatus and equipment displays fill the repair shop area on North A Street, with visitors from the city and surrounding counties anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiel
Ammgat
Unfermational Association
Wnvetttve
Eht Madetag Repair Shop
Sohn
Mterthad Gt
Himth Street North
Peerson
Fender Prevents Injury In Turbulent Incident
A report describes a narrow escape involving a 1 year old and a crowd near a dock area. It notes a medical incident, a court stage moment, and a dramatic rapid arrival of responders. The account mentions Jitt Chinen and Fuk, with references to papers and a traveler’s actions, culminating in a surprising outcome amid confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitri
West
Picnic plans of Y M C A Moose outing fall round up
MCA announces a fall round up event at Rock Creek Park with a special train leaving from Gog town bridge at 7 3am. The day features a feast games a handrama prize and a jubilee with winners engraved. Taneball will be played and members attend the 90 aan Ty feature of the day. Inquest planned for trolley victim Charles T Murphy of Muir kirk killed Wednesday night between terain and Laurel. coroner orders inquest by Prince George County authorities due to death occurring there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great File
Gog Town Bridge
Anne
Ators
Rock Creek Park
Wat
Jubilee
Charles T. Murphy
Muirkirk
Terain
Laurel
Tamme
Fiewity
Glazebrook
Prince George
Paamuch
Telegraph Strike Settlement Talks Promote Arbitration Plan
New York telegraph operators and union leaders met with Commissioner Neill to discuss a proposed arbitration panel of six, three from each side, with Roosevelt serving as umpire if needed. The group, traveling from New York, reported ten days of talks beginning yesterday, amid opposition from labor bodies and questions about federation involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charls P. Neill
United States Commie
Thoros L Mahan
Leneve
New York
Arthur @. Douglass
Postal Telegraph Company
Mahan
Dobylsan
Small
Nell
T Wo
Roosevelt
Manan
Douslian
Washington
Prohibition Fight Organized by City Liquor Interests
The Rotai liquor dealers have formed to oppose a new temperance push in Washington. Four committees led by Welter J. Costello plan to rally all allied groups including wholesale dealers, bartenders, drummers, brewery workers, wagon drivers, and cigarmakers. Two joint executive committees will coordinate anti reform efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Welter J. iCostello
William F. Barry
F. Harvey
Costello
Straus and Chiefs Confer on Statistics Coordination
The bureau chiefs of the Department of Commerce and Labor met Secretary Straus to discuss simplifying methods and coordinating all statistical work under one head. Two issues were raised, including consolidating statistics and following up on Commissioner Neill’s report about work and conditions of women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce and Labor
Straus
Aor Neill
May Die From His Injuries In Car Collision
Thomas Seliman, a truck dealer, lies in critical condition at Emergency Hospital after being struck by a car on Wednesday evening. Reports say internal injuries may prove fatal. the wagon he drove and crates of chickens were scattered on Penneybank avenue near the market. A band concert by the Marine Band under Hantalmann is planned at the White House tomorrow at 4:30 p.m. with a program featuring overtures, symphonic selections, and period pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Seliman
Won
Mo Ie
Bellman
Penneybank Avenue
First Precinct
White House
Marine Band
Tirector Hantalmann
Merle
Beaytl
Scherse
New World Symphony
Wurst
Balantine
Cron Lock
Keapacore
T Ellen
Bebe Pitan
Garac
Soldiers' Home head acts over aid denial to inmate
Brig. Gen. Hawkins, governor of the Soldiers' Home, investigated attendants who refused medical aid to Philip J. Douglas, an inmate stricken near the east gate Wednesday night. Police had him taken to Freedman’s Hospital, then returned to the Home. He recovered sufficiently and was moved to the Home hospital. The governor defended the Home staff, saying they did not know the man’s identity and thus could not act without certainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamitton
Hawkins
Wardell
Freedman’s Hospital
Douglas
Hawkine
Patten
Douglan
Hawidna
Sergt
Maj. Kerr
Poldier
Bin
Theas
Colored veterans protest Cogan over race policy
A Washington letter reports Coman department commander of the Spanish War Veterans drawing color into high rank within the G A R and other groups. It notes opposition from colored veterans and the wider B Spain War Veterans community, urging repudiation of such utterances and signaling potential further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army and Navy Union
Bedion
Cody
Elms
Washington
Cogan
Colored Veterana
Bla
Police chase mysterious thief stealing home goods
District residents report a wave of thefts including kitchen ranges baths tubs tool chests and garden equipment. Detectives suspect a single venturesome thief aims to furnish a home and may target hairdressers and florists while police fear a garden theft to stock a showy home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Nettle G. Wheeler
Wr Seventh Atreet
Man Shot Accidental Revolver Discharge Incident
George D Sinclair a 38 year old Baltimore and Ohio Railroad conductor is hospitalized with a bullet wound to the head after an accidental discharge while attempting to take a revolver from William Rutten. The weapon misfired as Rutten stood at a desk in Rutten's home southeast of downtown. Police were notified and Sinclair was taken to Casualty Hospital in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D Sinclair
Baltimore
Casualty
Sinclair
Wiliam A. Rutten
Jim
Rellen
Kia
Sinclar
Weather and concerts headline regional forecast and Navy Yard concert
The Department of Agriculture notes showers in the Northwest and Midwest with cooler temperatures in the central and northeastern regions. A warm spell persists in the central valleys and South. Showers extend into the Missouri, Upper Michigan, and Gulf Coast areas by weekend. East winds shift. inland areas expect fair weather Friday and Saturday. Athens and Pittsburgh report an Open Air Concert at the Navy Yard at 7:30 PM with the Naval Gun Factory Band performing tunes including Foret Grané and Boothers Mamertes Medley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept of Agriculture
Washington
Lake Région
Unser
Dakotan
Florida
Northweat
Banky Mottstathe
Atlaletis
New England
Cental Vallers
Lave
Upper Lake
Lower Lake
Oli Valley
Jowsr Lane
Middle Atlantic States
Gulf
Hanna
Ohio Valley
Wenern Lower Lake
England
Middle Atlantic
Eami
Sasthant
Mun
Lake Michigan
Buren
Souhwest
Adoze
Epuler Motley Ovesterm
Foret Grané Corpevers
GIRI'S THROAT SLASHED ARREST LINKS MAN TO CRIME
Edward Winslow a 29 year old colored man from 1M Virginia avenue is held at Fourth precinct on suspicion of assaulting Annie Ray colored at Emergency Hospital where her throat was cut. Police say Winslow recently grew jealous of the woman and plan to arraign him in Police Court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Winslow
Virginia Avenue
Fourth Precinct
Annie Ray
Winslow
Tragedy in Northeast as Doctor Reynolds Fatally Struck
Coroner's Jury ruled the death of Dr Elmer Reynolds of 8 Maryland avenue northeast an unavoidable accident after he was struck near Third and C streets by Willa Wyman driving a trolley car. Wyman testified he warned and tried to stop but Reynolds stepped into the path. autopsy cited skull fracture and cerebral hemorrhage. Funeral held at his Maryland avenue home with Lafayette Post and GAR chaplain salute. Interment Congressional Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer
Reynolds
Maryland
Nurienet
Third
C Streets
Carrner
Willa Wyman
Wyman
Dr. Reynolds
Raynolds
Leckle Dé Fulton
Fred G. Mitchell
Eighth and
B Streets
Flo
W. H. Amoot
21 Street
Wilam Barlow
Park Place
George A Tenning
M. Sweeney
Casualty Hospital
K. W. Baker
Heynolus
JR. 8
Hardesty
Oacar Baum
Thomas A. Titzgerald
Jutriex J Mestanisuri A. Hane
Jamin Ack
Morre
Dr. Reynolas
Famiy
Maryland Avenue
Rev. Miller
Ninth Street Christian Church
Lafayette Post
Posal Colmander
Congressional
Cemet
Funeral of Dr Carroll Ends Military Rites in DC
Full military honors marked the funeral of Dr James Carroll Army Medical Corps who died Monday. Services at 2 pm were held at his home 183 Clifton Street with Chaplains Pieros and Brown and Dr D Power. A four troop escort from Thirteenth Cavalry led the cortège to Arlington Cemetery for burial. The grand master Jamon W Seaman led the Masonic rite. firing salute and taps followed. Honorary pallbearers included Army officers and colleagues from George Washington University Johns Hopkins and affiliated doctors. Survived by wife and seven children, eldest 17 and youngest 14 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carroll
Army Medies Corps
Pieros and Brown
Army
D. Power
Vermont Avenue
Uurlat
Jamon W. Seaman
Harvard
William D. Crosby
Charles F. Mason
Charles Lynch
Ireland
W. G. Morgan
AL la Staveley
Ely Hardin
Carroll
Hife
Hon
Unavoidable verdict in inquest on BEE DEATH case
Jury finds Mrs. Mary Moore died from an unavoidable accident after a streetcar collision at Fourteenth and N streets. Death caused by brain hemorrhage from a skull fracture. Deputy Coroner Glase Brook presided with foreman Oscar Baum and five other jurors. Witnesses on the car included Mrs. Rebecca J. Hata, Bowan, and Robert J. EI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Moore
Porthcwaat
George Washington University Hospital
Fourteenth
N Streets
Vantiet
Saranera
Glase Brook
Oscar Baum
Foreman
Thome A. Fitsgerald
J. MacManus
Hugh &. Kans
4S Hardesty
James Karoore
Rebecca J. Hata
Pepioceneope
Pe Bowan
Robert J, EI
Reform Bets on Insane Hospital Commitments
Commissioner West and Commissioner Macfarland urge reforms at the Government Hospital for the Insane. They support a dedicated investigation into patient eligibility, stricter certification timing and physician qualifications, and notary reliability. They call for a new commission to oversee commitment procedures and tighter laws governing confinement. A separate note reports exoneration of Washington asylum officials after a government inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peraong
St. Elisabeth's
Macfarland
Washington
Government
Inanna
Comminsiopal West
Nearjly
Government Hospital
Maggie M. Fentom
Baltimore Bigamy Charge Against Edmonston Fizzles
Owen Edmonston admits recent marriage to Miss Mary Bradley in Baltimore on September 4 but denies bigamy. He says he was the victim of a practical joke and claims no offense. Mary Bradley, a New York woman, says Edmonston married her after already being married to his first wife, Eleanor Gorrell Edmonston. The case stems from a warrant sworn by Eleanor Edmonston in Belmore. Edmonston, 43, says he has not lived with his first wife for years. Police say two marriages occurred in Baltimore and Fauquier County, Virginia, with a minister later found to perform the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weatinghouse
George Washington University
Oae
Tne College
Westinghouse
Howard L. Hodgkins
College of Anginsering
Physica
Charles Starr
Julius Smallwood
Charles W. Mortimer
Starr
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Smallwood
New York City
Columbia University
Mortimer
Electrical Engineering Cougar of
Corwen
Central
Evans
Owen H. Edmonston
Sixth Street
Evgie
Baltimore
Riman
Gamonston
Precinet
Baltore
Famenston
Bel-more
Eleanor G Edmonston
Fliat Street
Virginia
Elation House
Edmonston
Jake
Bradley
New York
Ale
Edmometon
Edmonstan
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New Fall Patterns Shown In Furniture Draperies Exhibit
The new fall patterns in Furniture, Floor Coverings, and Draperies are on exhibition. Visitors are invited to view the collection and are promised unusually low prices.
Memorial for Bingham Court to hold fall memorial exercises
Memorial ceremonies for former Chief Justice Edward F. Bingham will be held after the October start of the District Supreme Court term. The Columbus Bar Association plans additional observances. Bingham spent early years in Littleton and presided over the Court of Common Pleas in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Supreme Court
Edward F. Bingham
Harry Pingham
Columbus
BP 356
Cleveland
United Sates District Court of
Lee Martin Seeks Discharge in Bankruptcy Case
Lee R. Martin of the Martin Brothers firm filed to be discharged in the District Supreme Court amid ongoing protestations before Referee E. & McCalmont. He declares surrender of all property and compliance with legal requirements and asks release from debts except legally exempt. Chief Justice Clabaugh set October 1 as the hearing date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee R. Martin
Martin Brothers
District Supreme Court
E. & McCalmont
Tegel
Tecelva
GsDte Agametnis
Juatles Clabeugh
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Tillord
Ohio Company
Standard OM Company
New Jersey
Standard
Fender
Edward
Queeney
Great Falls
Bays
Kellogg
Oil Trust
John D. Rockefeller
Btangera Oil Company
Standard Ol Company
John D. Rockstaker
Rockefellers
Rockefalters
Standard Oil
Rockefallers
Standard Ol
Rockefaller
Induet
iKey
Mell
Salogos
Chiefs
Commerce
Seeky
May
Tharp
Berkeley
Yveteran Denis
Socal
Naximow
Baintell
Minuhine
Giri
DR. Carroll
William L. Robina
Thiee
Commisapionera
Went
Dex
Robina
Simpen
Compton
Board of Com ‘Mussioner
Weat
Fenton
Thomas
Vogard
Washington Asylum
Secral
Charles P. Neill
United States Commissioner of Labor
George M. Kober
Kharwea
Vpnis
Mactorland
Government Hospital For
Board of Charities
Inita
Tesene
Carter Company
AL Gary Carter
Carter Motor Car Corporation
Hae
Pierre, & Dat
Folowitg
William D. Argison
Frank L. Carter
W. KE. Barry
W. Shirley Carter
Tauianel
Lansburgh&Bro
7Th St. N. W
R. Berberich
Warhiogio
Owen Edmonston
Peter Grogan
Seventh St
H and I Streets
Sike
Wilson & Mayers
Countis
Ieiadize Hall
Sven An
Allutton von Gre
Cardally
Weley
Courtema
Stlentian
Wuction
Mnqaufueturers
Semta
Bingham
Lee Martin
Burchell
N. W. Burchell
F St
Christian Xander
Perl
Atgolete Cove
Post. Daily
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