Rockefeller to Face Landis in Federal Hearing
Chicago July 6 Rockefeller and eleven Stand ard Oil officers including William Rockefeller John D Rockefeller faced Judge Landis in a federal court for an in person examination. The case centers on financial relations between Standard Oil Indiana and Standard Oil New Jersey. The proceeding followed a verdict finding the Standard Oil company guilty of anti rebate violations and potential fines up to 28 million dollars.
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Chicago
Btandant Oil Company
Willam Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Kenesaw M. Landis
All King
Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
New Jersey
Landis
Standard Old Company
Standard Oi! Company
Standard Oil Company of
Boycott Talked in Tokyo Amid Washington Fear
Tokyo reports a rising American fear of a Japanese boycott following the chamber of commerce resolution. In New York Roosevelt’s dispatch of sixteen battleships draws varied interpretations. Manila notes naval activity stirs Filipino pro American sentiment while all Japanese laborers at the Olangapo navy yard are discharged.
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Tokio
Nichi Nichi
Japan
Japanese Chamber of Commerce
San Francisco
Manila
Philippines
Olangapo
Merger Planned for National Railways of Mexico
Mexico City Diario Oficial reports arrangements to merge the Mexican Central and National Railroads into the National Railways of Mexico with government and existing shareholders as incorporators. Capital totals 460 million Mexican dollars with 60 million first preferred, 250 million second preferred, and 150 million ordinary stock. Government holds majority. Mortgage bonds total up to 460 million with 4 percent interest, redemptions from 1917 to 1955. General mortgage bonds up to 72 million guaranteed by the government. First board to be seven members, later expanded to twenty-one.
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Mexico City
Juiz
Mexican Central
eMexico
Diario Oficial
Central
Ines
National Railways of Mexico
Theovernment
Money Stolen From Trunk In Simonsville
Patrick Houlihan of Thomas street Simonsville reports $26 missing from a trunk in his home. The lock was broken and the trunk rummaged as if a cyclone struck it. Police were informed though the culprit is likely unfindable. Houlihan, a hard working man, cannot ill afford the loss.
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Patrick Houlihan
Thomas Street
Simonsville
Mr Houlihan
Guards Sleep at Guns During California Maneuvers
Two thousand California National Guardsmen at the Presidio join regulars in fleet maneuvers aboard launches and small boats. For fifteen days the militia will train with the fleet under Colonel Lunden. Regulars lament the militia’s inadequate equipment.
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San Francisco
California National
Maud Sherwood Sunk Off Race Point in July Collision
A schooner named Maud Sherwood from Boston reportedly sank near Race Point after a collision with the five-masted Baker Palmer of Boston. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
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Chooner
Boston
Maud Sherwood
Race Point
Listo
Baker Palmer
Eddy Case Masters Named for Eddy Competency Test
In Concord New Hampshire Judge Edgar Aldrich appointed Dr George F Jelly of Boston and Dr De G Blumer of Providence as co masters to determine the mental competency of Mrs Mary Baker Eddy founder of Christian Science. The action followed Judge Chamberlain’s request and aims to handle a delicate public matter with high standing professionals. In Boston three youths riding a freight train from New York to Boston suffered a crash near Wellesley. Eli Barney of Burlington Vermont was killed. another injured probably fatally. Frank Parizo of Winooski Vermont was arrested after failing to recount the incident.
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Eddy
Concord
X. H
George F. Jelly
Boston
de G. A. Blumer
Providence
R. 1
Edgar Aldrich
Littleton
N. H
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science Faith
Aldrich
Robert N. Chamberlain
Merrimack County Superior Court
Chamberlain
Publc
Jelly
Blumer
Webster
New York, New Haven
Frank Parizo
Winooski
Bodies Recovered Of Two Mount Hermon Instructors
Drowning victims Philip K. Greene of North Bridgton Maine and David A. Durward of Claremont New Hampshire, instructors at Mount Hermon school, were found in the Connecticut river after divers had searched since Wednesday. The long effort followed their drowning on Tuesday.
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East Northfield
Mass
Philip K. Greene
North Bridgton
David A. Durward
Claremont
N. H
Mount Hermon Boys’ School
Connecticut River
Weaving Workers Return to Windham Silk Co
Sixty weavers at the Windham Silk Co will resume work next Monday after a six week strike for higher wages, following agreement on a satisfactory wage schedule.
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Willimantic
Windham Silk Co
Monterey Beached as Fire Breaks Out Off Quarantine
Fire erupts in the forward hatch of the New York and Cuba Mail steamer Monterey en route from Vera Cruz Progreso and Havana to New York. The vessel beached between Clifton and Stapleton to safeguard passengers, with 144 aboard and tugs on stand by. Also reported are the death of ex Mayor Hull of Poughkeepsie and a shooting incident at Vadnaisville, Minnesota, and an earthquake felt near Bismarck Missouri.
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New York
Monterey
Vera Cruz
Progreso
Havana
Smith
Clifton
Stapleton
N. Y
Merrick-Chapman Wrecking Company
Hull
Poughkeepsie
John Frank Hull
Dutchess Manufacturing Company
Albany
Washington Biography From A Fragmented Notice
Fragmented OCR notes recount George Washington birth in Virginia, February 22, 1752, Mount Vernon death in 1799? at his Virginia estate. Mentions inaugurations, Wall Street location, two presidential terms, and leadership of the Continental Army with political mentions mid sentence.
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United States
Westmorelsad County
Mount Vernon
Wall Street
New York City
Washington
Federster
New York Arraignments for Runyan and Mrs Carter in Grand Larceny Case
Chester Bunyan, Windsor Trust teller, and Laura Carter were arraigned in New York court on grand larceny and receiving stolen property charges. Both waived examination, held for grand jury with Bunyan at 15000 and Carter at 10000 bonds, unable to post and sent to Tombs prison. investigations seek remaining funds amid suspicions over 42000 and 25000 unaccounted sums.
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New York
Bunny
Mrs Carter
Runyan
Carter
Bunyan
Tombs
Chester B. Bunyan
Windsor Trust Company
Laura Carter
Ruoyan
125Th Street
Trust Company
Bunyatt
Mel Carter
West 144Th Street
Mrs Runyan
Monterey Floated Today After Fire Off Staten Island
The steamer Monterey, arriving from Vera Cruz and Havana, was beached off Clifton Staten Island when a cargo fire was discovered. It was floated today and towed to its dock after several hours of firefighting with the blaze extinguished.
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Monterey
New York
Vera Cruz
Havana
Clifton
Staten Island
Arrest of Charles Morey on Breach of the Peace Warrant
City notes indicate Charles Morey was arrested on a warrant charging breach of the peace. A couple, Connor of Hickory Street and his wife, were shown in Potlak's window on Bank Street, with other displays in J M Barrall Co window. Timothy J. Garvin bought a three family house at 12-15 Ledjow Street via Daniel T. Parrington agency. Warm weather drew many to the shore with heavy beach traffic today until threats of rain reduced activity. A large turnout of Coe Brass team boosters arrived in the city to watch the 49 train. reporting continued at press hour.
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New Today
Charles Morey
Coe
Would you be without what I want when 4 280 Ad might get 1
A brief, odd language fragment presents a puzzle like query about value or advantage in a marketing context. It hints at numbers 4 280 and 1, possibly asking if absence affects desired outcome or reward. No clear人物, organization, place, or event is identified.
Waterbury Baseball Fracas Signals Team Turmoil and Possible Exit
Rumors swirl as Captain Arthur Nichols denies retirement amid reports of a $250 release. Manager Durant plans to quit, while owner George Strobel contemplates selling the franchise or renting grounds. Players like Lefty Rogers may be departing. finances worsen as crowd unrest grows and July promises more upheaval.
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Arthur Nichols
Durant
Waterbury Baseball Association
Nichols
George Strobel
Waterbury
Harry
Hartford
Strobel
Man¢ Durant
Rogers
Elud
Shot Girl Dead in South Norwalk Murder Case
Andre Rohlo Hungarian is hunted after he shot his 17 year old sweetheart Bertha Carle in South Norwalk Connecticut. The motive a rejected marriage proposal. Autopsy by Medical Examiner Huntington. Coroner Doten notified. Bertha and her sister immigrated from Hungary and supported themselves in local factories. Rohlo fled town after the shooting.
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South Norwalk
Conn
Andre Rohl
Bertha Carle
Robi
Huntington
Doten
Robt
America
Norwalk
Hunggary Unt
Norwalk Hospital
Bertha
Desperate Formosa Fight Ends With Heavy Japanese Loss
News from Formosa reports a native stronghold attacked by 500 Formosa Chinese troops trained by Japanese officers under Lieutenant Colonel Hayakawa. The assault ended in a fierce charge with the Japanese commander and 180 of the 500 attackers killed.
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Victoria
B. C
Tremont
Formosa
Hayakawa
Stahl’s Sale Request Denied by Baseball Commission
The national baseball commission denied Garland Stahl’s request to set aside his sale by the Washingtons to the Chicago Americans today in Cincinnati.
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Stahl
Cincinnati
Garland Stahl
Washingtons
Chicago Americans
National Baseball Commission
Battleship Hothe Sunk At Toulon Slip By Fire
The battleship Hothe sank in her Toulon slip to escape a fire that began last night near her powder magazine. The incident occurred during a tumultuous escape attempt to avoid further destruction.
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Toulon
France
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John D. Chicago
Harold F. McCormick
Dewey Gore
Jery
Admiral Mra. Dewey
X.Y
Toklo
Roosevelt
Pacific
Oyster Bay
Long Island
Lloyds Neck
Fairhaven
Henry H. Rogers
Standard 611 Co
Kanawha
Fort Phoenix
Christiana
Arthur James Herbert
Fielfield
ST. Paul
Minn
Vadnaisvike
Benjamin Douglass
Young Douglass
Minnie Thomas
Melville Smith
Eddie Anderson
E. H. Dreher
Bismarck
ST. Louis
Bisrek
George Washington
City News
Geo. Strobel
Amateur Press Association
National Amateur Press Association
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Upson
Bank
Connecticut
Hampson-S
Derby Desk
Glenwood Range
Ellen Furniture Co
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