Marketing conduct of Standard Oil and listed refiners alleged
Testimony outlines a committee controlled domestic trade with district apportionment and territorial assignments. Government tables show vast profits and dividends tied to Standard Oil and allied companies, amid questions of price manipulation and supply arrangements in New Jersey and Colorado.
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Trritory
Colorado
Tilfort m
Tae Florence
United Company
Auve Pearly
Mrs Nation in Workhouse Seventy Five Day Imprisonment
A fragmentary report details Mrs Nation receiving seventy five days imprisonment and a twenty five dollar fine. The text mentions appeals, possible alternatives, and a reference to a prior sentence. The account lacks full clarity due to damaged OCR.
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Romen
Roy
Butter Dealers Protest Over Water Dilution Claims
Protesters contend dairy producers adulterated butter with extra water exceeding legal limits. They demand enforcement and restitution of bond penalties while government officials pledge compliance and monitoring of creameries to curb future dilution.
Reverend George Wilson Returns to Pulpit After Vacation
Reverend George Wilson, minister at the First Presbyterian Church, has returned from a vacation spent at Mountain Lake Park. He will resume pulpit duties this coming Sunday.
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George Wilson
Po Wilson
Turret Safety Plans Proposed After Georgia Turret Fire
A Navy board recommends safer turret construction and electrical insulation to prevent flarebacks after the Georgia battle ship turret fire. Proposals include removing combustible material, better fire protection, and a gas ejector system upgrade to enhance safety in handling ammunition.
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Fina
Atlantic
Fortigr
Bigamy charge in Washington case linked to Baltimore marriage
Mrs H C Edmonston tells of mortgaging her home to fund her husband Owen Lamonston’s marriage to Miss Mary Bradley in Baltimore. Lamonston, aged 40, was arrested in Washington for bigamy after returning from Baltimore in detectives’ custody. He faced a preliminary hearing in Baltimore today.
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H C Edmonston
Ru Bilen
Edmondston
Finut Street
Owen Kumonston
Mary Bradley
Baltimore
Mre Ramanston
Niu
Urtun
Marlu
Hanpinesa
Mr Bamonstons
Miss Bradley
Tim Tam
Miss Tiradley
Bi Wan
Holmerston
Lamonston
Kamonston
Ste
Edmonston
Sixth Street
Pligut
Thoman Hardigan
Charles Evans
Hin Inovementa
Misa Bradley
Baltimore Au Lamitica
Parry Car Crash Injures Nurse in Train Chase
In Indianapolis on September 2 a car driven by Minn Lyda Parry, daughter of a former National Manufacturers Association president, ran down nurse Misa Elizabeth H while trying to catch a train to Yale. Police tracked the vehicle to the station apron where Parry was arrested and later released on bond furnished by her father.
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Indianapolis
Yale University
Minn Lyda
Pneumatic Ammunition Hoist Ordered by Navy Department
The Navy Department awarded a mass contract with a New York contractor to build a pneumatic ammunition hoist for battleships. It will transport shells from magazines to turrets aboard the Massachusetts to supply a 600 and forty foot lift for the turret.
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Navy Department
Massachusetts
New York
Youths suffer injuries in multiple city accidents
A 12 year old boy named William Conners fell from a tree on a lot near his home at 14th Church Street Northwest sustaining injuries. A 9 year old boy near L Street and another incident near Fourke Street involved arm and shoulder injuries. A girl aged 8 fell from a cotex hanger at 62 Twenty fifth Street Northwest breaking her leg and arm. All were taken to the Emergency Hospital for treatment.
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Willum Hardy
Uyrte Street
Northeas
Upton Parker
Ervant
Twenty Fifth Street
Laura Bradford
Bryan as Potentials Running Mate a New Haven Editor Says
Alexander Troup editor of the New Haven Union suggests Lieutenant Governor Lewis A. Chanter of New York as a strong Democratic running mate for William J Bryan. He argues Chanter’s youth integrity and state support could solidify the ticket and win delegation, following Bryan’s possible candidacy and Chanler movement in the South. The idea gains attention as others may announce in the coming days.
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Lewis
Chanter
New York
Wiliam J Bryan
Alexander Troup
New Haven
Conn
Lhid
Bryan
Chanler
South
Connactcut
Dys Ir ‘Troup
Raleign
Brént
Roosevelt
William Henry Harleon
J Wan
Tyler T
Himsell
Dryana
Strike Crisis Looms In City Early Next Week
Officers of international trade unions plan a Monday conference to discuss imminent strike actions and speed up processes. Notable attendees include Vice President Priest of the Richievers Union and General Secretaries Duffy and Griffin. A local Typographical Temple meeting followed with claims that only four of about 100 national strikes had failed.
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Hue
Priest
Richievers
Flans
Stonecutters
Rian
Ironworkers
Dull Lan
Shect Metal Workers
Duffy
Brotherhood of Carpenters
George G. Griffin
Jo Rep Rethy
Love
Duffy and Organiers
Grittn
la Typographcal Temple
New
United States
Urien
Nobleman goes to work as night watchman at depot
The Hon Syulph Gil chelst Branley Ogilvy, formerly at Grahama Hourse, uncle of the Earl of Airlie killed in South Africa, has left his ranch near Gresley after dispute with his noble family. He has taken a night watchman job at Union Pacite freight depot for 60 a month after marrying Miss Earth Boothroyd. They have two children.
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Washington Fort Denver
Syulph Gilchelst Branley Ogilvy
Grahama Hourse
Earl of Airlie
South Africa
Maud Ogilvy
Theodore White
Gresley
Union Pacite
Miss Earth Boothroyd
OCAINE VENDER SENTENCED IN FOLLEE COURT
Two alleged cocaine vendors faced sentencing in Follee Court. One defendant received a year and a half in jail with a $100 fine, while the other got a postponement until September 24. Sylvester James, from 218 Neilacourt, was sentenced for selling the drug to Hattie Reynolds without a prescription. Thomas Martin of the same address faced similar charges for selling cocaine to Fannie Taomy. Judges warned they will deal severely with this class of offenders.
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Follee
de Fandante Waa
Sylvester James
Holvea
Neilacourt
Hattie Reynolds
Pas Assan
Thomas Martin
Fannie Taomy
Naval Officer to Receive Military Burial in Arlington
The remains of Rear Admiral John W. I retired will be transported from Boston to Arlington Cemetery for full military honors. Honorary pallbearers in full dress naval uniforms include Rear Admirals Wrailford Frederick Todgers Barkerison and Ramsey, with Gen Coppinger Camamdore Wat Iaco Charter Glover Rufus A Lané and Nathaniel Won wo Wattalltons of the naval reserves from South Carolina acting as escort after arriving from Alexandria where their practice cruise ship Pralie is anchored.
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John @ WI
Hoston
Bershes
Hiv
Wu Ting tang to return as diplomat with Washington post
Reports from Peking indicate Wu Ting tang will resume duty as minister to Washington after earlier recall rumors. The energetic, unconventional envoy drew both praise and formal protest for direct actions like challenging Senate committee officials and courting Chinese interests, yet he remained popular among diplomats and Washington residents.
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Peking
Wu Tingtang Ja
Washington
The
Orient
Plomatic Corps
Washingtonians
Bute
Wu Ting Fang
Minter Wu
State Department
Senate
Senaate Appropriations Committee
United States
Mr Wu
Nto
Peling
Henry Wells Dies After Typhoid Fever Illness
Henry Wells a Washington real estate and insurance figure, prominent in social circles and clubs, died Thursday in Jamestown after a long illness from typhoid fever. He owned a long company office in the Ames Building and planned burial in Stockbridge Massachusetts. His wife and daughter Laure Wells were with him in Jamestown at the time of his death. Wells had suffered poor health for about two years but death was unexpected. He was connected with several charitable institutions and known for generosity. He had spent summers in Jamestown for years and was a member of the Metropolitan and Chevy Chase clubs.
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Henry Welle
Washington
Jamestown
FBI
Ames
Welly
RR Street
Metropolitan
Chevy Chase
Wells
Admits Shooting Friend in House Riot Inquest Held
Capt Mathews states William A. Pullen fired the revolver that killed Sinclair at a St Paul address. Pullen claims accidental discharge while Sinclair allegedly held the weapon. Coroner's inquest to determine exact shooter and sequence of events.
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Mathews
George D Smair
Coat
East
Thuretsy
William A. Pullen
Precioul Station
Sinclair
Camwally Hospital
G Orlock Yenter
Pullen
Piatel
Sinclal
Gincialt
G Street
South
Cant
Pulen
Pathe
Pulten and Sinclair Tombies
MC A Fall Picnic at Great Falls Outing for MA Members
A crowd of 26 MA members chartered the Old Dominic tram for Great Malis near Great Falls and enjoyed watermelon, roast corn, and a lively program with songs? a chorus and new tunes. The outing included merry go round rides and other amusements, with the Yall making a hit as they led entertainment. Washington Sunday will be observed on Education Day by the local association and CF Nesbit will speak on The Social Aim of Education in the lobby of the new building. Mr Nesbit is deeply interested in popular education. The committee invites men to the opening morning of the Yall performances.
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Great Falls
Dominic
Great Malis
Washington
CF Neabit
Nesbit
Glen Echo appoints acting mayor in Mayor Garrett's absence
The Glen Echo town council yesterday named Guy E Jenkins temporary mayor during Mayor Garrett's absence in Jamestown. Jenkins will serve until Friday and is expected to pursue Garrett's policies, including Washington autolats to carry out his directives.
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Guy E Jenkins
Seat of the Mighty
Garrett
Jamestown
Glen Echo
Sea Guy & Jenkins
Jenkin
Mighty
Rera
Weahington Autolats
Fred
Pinkerton Left Millions in Loyal Estate Tale of 1904
News of the Pinkerton estate filing reveals Robert Pinkerton left an estate valued at 2 million to his widow and five children. Real estate holdings include offices in New York and Chicago, with trustees to manage income for the widow and four heirs until equal division on death. Jewelry and personal items are bequeathed among family, with two watches linked to Allan Pinkerton.
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New York
Trobert
Allan Pinkerton
Bremen
Quipelice
Bob
Exnr
Kings County
Ann Elizabeth Pinkerton
Cacentrix Hla
Alan Pinkerton
Montgomery Place
Arnn P Gibby
Garfeld Mare
Mary F Carstyle
Clinton Avenue
Broadway
Trinity Place
Firth Avenue
Chicago
Alsa
Latch Farm
Tranuers County
Mra Plakerton
Pinkerton
Bay Shore LT
Union Street
Pestdea
Mary P Carlisle
Robert Pinkerton
Joseph Crawford III In Hospital After Critical Illness
Joseph Crawford III a general agent of the Pennsylvania Railroad in Washington is critically ill at Providence Hospital with heart disease. Formerly a superintendent in New Jersey, he is prominent in the Washington community and a member of the Metropolitan Club. Dr Breckenridge says he has a fighting chance despite serious illness. He was moved to the hospital several days ago and has not been in good health for some time.
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Joseph Crawford
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Providence Hospital
New Jersey
Peansy
Yanla
Nic Faeally
Metropolitan
Cuba
Fitone- Jetix Court
J Breckenridge
Crawfont
Controversy Over Galbraith Appointment Divides District Units
Admiral Porter Garriaan and the Army and Navy Union refuse to recognize Robert C Galbraith as department commander. Roowevelt and Hanley Garriaona factions clash as G L Snider denounces the appointment, urging no department commander and warning of resignations. Meanwhile WG Robey, longtime Baltimore and Ohio official, is named stationmaster of the new information center, to take effect in 28 days.
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Porter Garriaan
Army and Navy Union
Getson
Roowevelt
Hanley Garriaona
Robert C Galbraith
Mr Galbraith
Browne
Porter Gardnon
Ant
G L Snider
Roosevelt Garco
Snider
Washington
Aries
Plaskington
Snide
Galbratthe
Evan Justice Named Publicity Head for North Hoffa Steamship
Evan Justice, a prominent newspaper man tied to the Washington bureau of the New York World, is appointed publicity representative for the North Hoy a steamship line. Headquarters will be in New York.
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Evan Justice
Con Ress
Washington
New York World
North Hoya
Bteamship
New You
Weather conditions blur with a Gulf Coast storm front
The report notes a moving weather system from the Gulf of Merlec toward the mouth of the Mississippi River with showers across Missouri Oklahoma and northern states. Expect cooler temperatures Saturday with partial sun and a mix of rain and wind along the Atlantic coast and Great Lakes region.
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Dept of Agriculure
Burea
Washington
Msaguri
Wey
Feria Aloce
Jngu
Oklahoma
Exclera Coloralo
Warrier Ia
Rem England
Feslon
Fston
New England
Atlante
Rewshire
Freeho
Upbor
New Smokeless Depot Report Claims Limited Smoke
A August report from the mmukenspedlen committee notes a smokeless depot in the new union Slaton project. It records 79 percent engine meters operated with minor objections to smoke, and asserts no major color changes or marbled treatments.
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Ipomatt Os
Terry
Varsus
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Sylvester James Gata
Liang Ton-Yen
Chentung Liang-Cheng
Liang Ton-tem
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Zhang Cheng Au
Wai Wu Pu of Chines Board of Foreign Seffaria
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Lang Cheng
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