Standard Oil officials urged to testify in New York
Alfred D. Eddy general western attorney for Standard Oil leaves Jefferson City for New York bearing a Missouri proposition from Attorney General Hadley. If H. M. Ford W. H. Tilford and W. W. Van Beuren testify and answer the same questions as H. H. Rogers, other company officials now under subpoena will not be molested. Eddy says Rogers is willing to reveal the organization scheme of Standard Oil and its subsidiaries.
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Jefferson City
Alfred D. Eddy
Western
Standard Oil Company
Ieft
New York
Mr. Eddy
Herbert 8. Hadley
Attorneyeneral
Missouri
H. M. Ford
W. H. Tilford
W. W. van Beuren
Missouri Standard Oil
H. H. Rogers
Hadley
Rogers
Gifts To Servants At Chicago Exhibition Medal Award
Gold and silver medals engraved with winners' names will be awarded on March 1b at the annual exhibition of the school of domestic arts and sciences to long serving domestic staff. Gold medals go to those with ten years or more in one family. fifty eight years is noted as the longest record. Last year over twenty medals were issued to those with more than ten years at one employer.
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Chicago
School of Domestic Arts and Sciences
Nce
Cabbage Patch Inn Cited With Literary Haunts
Louisville reports suggest the Cabbage Patch inn may become a shrine for pilgrims of literature and art as Mrs Wiggs risks leasing the property. The New York World notes inns often host celebrated writers, citing Chaucer Shakespeare Irving and others, and hints Mrs Wiggs’ writing fame may bloom from this venture.
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Louisville
Cabbage Patch Inn
New York World
Wiggs
Chaucer
Tabard
Shakespeare
Ben Johnson
Congreve
Wycherly
England
Irving
Geni‘os
Fur Farming for Profit Promises High Returns
An article discusses fur farming as a profitable venture for small capital. It highlights the sea otter as the most valuable fur, though exceedingly rare, followed by the silver fox. It notes costs and returns, stressing that only high quality furs are viable and that common furs yield little.
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Ernest Thompson Seton
America
Derby
Jobin Flaherty
Flaherty
Mystic
Son of Rich Banker Kidnapped for $20,000 Ransom
Antonio Bozzuffi, 14, was seized last Sunday and held in a Fifty ninth street saloon room by three masked men who forced him to write a ransom letter to his father, banker John Bozzuffi. He escaped when a guard left the room, then traced his path to the street and home. The boy described threats of death if police were notified and said he was fed after initial torture. The abduction was carried out by two Italians who lured him with English interpretation.
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New York
Antonio Bozzuffi
John Bozzuffi
East Side
Brookyn
Suits to Follow After Hamilton Return
New York March 7 The unexpected return of Andrew Hamilton yesterday prompts a secret conference among New York Life Insurance Co officials and Hamilton's former representatives. Hiram R. Steele says Hamilton's return could speed lawsuits to recover nearly a million dollars spent by him while employed to monitor legislation and taxes.
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New York
Andrew Hamilton
New York Life Insurance Co
Hiram R. Steele
New York Life
Hamilton
Train Derailment Destroys Erie Route Near Griswold
West bound Erie No 7 derailed at the Court Street bridge in Binghamton while carrying emigrants. Engineer Samuel Mason was pinned under the wreck and hospitalised with critical injuries. Fire department and ambulances arrived within minutes. the wreck caught fire but was quickly put out. Five minutes after the crash none of the passengers were injured.
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Binghamton, N
Erie
Court Street Dry Bridge
Griswold Street
Samuel Mason
City Hospital
Leslie Jackson
Brena
President signs discrimination law amid energy manipulation claims
President announced signing a new measure addressing road discrimination tied to coal and oil practices. He stated the action grants immunity from criminal prosecution to all involved and urged a $50,000 allocation to the commission to fulfill its mandate.
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Maren
Besitaoe Eee Ee Ee Et Tittle i Soares
Sadeuea
Susan In Serious Illness In Rochester New Jersey
Susan, seriously ill in Rochester New Jersey, is reported to have a chance at recovery after medical treatment. Details are sparse but family and doctors hold cautious optimism regarding her condition as of March 7.
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Rochester
N. J
Susan
Isle of Pines Treaty Amendment Aims Local Self Government
Senators Spooner and Bacon reached an agreement on an amendment to the Isle of Pines treaty to treat the island as a separate province under the Cuban constitution. It would grant local self government and a representative to the Cuban congress when eligible, with Americans in the island majority said to favor the move.
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Washington
Spooner and
Bacon
Isle of Pines
Iself
The Irish Beauty and Her Hidden Skincare Secrets
A 19th century-tinged profile praises the Irish girl as the world’s loveliest complexion holder and recounts beauty habits learned from a traveling face specialist. It notes washing with buttermilk and milk, cold water cleansing, slow careful routines, and patient hair care as pillars of her charm.
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Iria
Deanty
Germany to Concede in Moroccan Police Plan
Berlin reports private talks with French envoys at Algeciras near a settlement on Moroccan policing. Germany reportedly accepts France and Spain as policing officers with international oversight, while details of guarantees and an inspector’s role in a neutral harbor remain under discussion. Paris says it cannot confirm Berlin’s concession, but unofficial reports suggest Germany leans toward a settlement to ease Franco German tension.
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Berlin
Algeciras
Germany
France
Spain
Morocco
Paris
Foreign Office
Women in Duel Ends in Fatality in Kentucky
In Middlesboro Kentucky Mrs Alice Moore and Mrs Lucy Tucker dueled over a long quarrel. Mrs Tucker fired first and after three shots Mrs Moore fled unharmed though struck in clothing. A bystander Frank Maden was killed by a bullet from Mrs Tucker's revolver.
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Chicago
Tribune
Middlesboro
Alice Moore
Lucy Tucker
Frank Maden
Lawyers Plan Nonpolitical Judicial Nominations
A New York movement plans to remove judge nominations from politics. Ten prominent lawyers will attend a dinner to discuss a slate of candidacies for all vacant judgeships, independent of political organizations. Expected attendees include William G. Choate, William B. Hornblower, Austen G. Fox, Francis Kade Stetson, Paul D. Cravath, and Wigfrid Attorney Jerome.
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New York
William G. Choate
William B. Hornblower
Austen G. Fox
Francis Kade Stetson
Paul D. Cravath
Wigfrid
Jerome
Paris Murder Mystery Shocks City Officials
Paris authorities seek aid from American police to solve the mysterious death of Ethelaide Brown a presumed American woman found recently floating in the Seine. The victim is described as well educated and well dressed.
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Paris
Prefecture of Police
Ethelaide Brown
Seine
Most Powerful Organ Ordered for St John the Divine
New York officials announce a grand organ for St John the Divine Cathedral. Cost set at 50 000 dollars, funded by Mr and Mrs Levi F Morton. Construction slated in Boston and the instrument will be among the world’s most powerful.
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New York
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
Levi F. Morton
Boston
Connecticut Weather Outlook With Snow Showers
Forecaster predicts light snow across eastern Connecticut with brief accumulations. Widespread flurries occur at night as temperatures dip. winds become variable and mostly light through the period.
Guilty Plea in Fatal Runaway Accident
Napoleon Souliere 28 of Franklin Street died at home shortly before 6 this morning from injuries sustained in a runaway on Balawin Street. He and Marie Stone of 60 Mill Street were riding when the horse bolted hitting a fence and a tree. Miss Stone escaped with minor injuries, Souliere died after being carried to Casey's drug store for aid. Funeral set for Friday morning.
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Napoleon Souliere
Franklin Street
Balawin Street
Marie Stone
Mill Street
Vining’s
Grand Street
Souliere
Pleasant Street
Baldwin Street
Edward Pierce
Casey
Dwyer
Alphonse
Edmond
St. Ann’s Church
Holyoke
Miss Stone
Quiet at Nanching Massacre Scene Report
Shanghai reports calm at Nanching after a massacre of Catholic missionaries. The Chinese governor allegedly admits guilt for failing to keep peace and seeks personal punishment, possibly degradation. An investigation links a feast with magistrate pressure for indemnity and release of six Catholics. the magistrate was stabbed. England may demand indemnity and gunboat rights on Poyank Lake. No American losses reported. Imperial decree orders provincial protection of foreign property and missionaries.
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Shanghai
Nanching
England
Poyank Lake
McKiernan Bonds Case Sees Bond Release Step Taken
The alleged insurance fraud case shifted as bondsman P Fr Gallagher asked to be released. McKiernan with Attorney Kennedy and others appeared before Clerk Marsh of the superior court to begin the release process. Gallagher says he will not surrender until a new bondsman is secured. Sullivan and McEvoy underwent initial examinations, with further steps possible tomorrow. Gallagher will remain as McKiernan's bondsman.
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P. Fr . Gallagher
Gallaghar
McKlernan
Warren H. Hooker inquiry taken up again in judiciary
Albany March 7 The assembly directs the judiciary committee to further consider a resolution to renew the investigation into charges against Supreme Court Justice Warren H. Hooker.
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Albany
Assembly
Tompkins
Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Warren H. Hooker
Old Collegian Dead in New York Legal Scholar Milford
Henry Jo Milford of Connecticut died in New York on March 7. An attorney and scholar, Milford was renowned in his time for his legal work and learning, with a reputation that extended beyond his local circle.
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New York
Henry Jo Milford
Conn
Railroad Telegraphers Vote Delayed Strike Action
Washington reports that President Perham of the Order of Railroad Telegraphers says no strike will be called on the Southern Railway until the committee seeking action has made a final appeal to President Spencer of the company.
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Washington
March
Perham
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
United States
Canada
Sng
Spencer
Southern
First Japanese Ape Draws Crowd in London 200
The first Japanese ape born in the London 200 attracts visitors in good weather as his proud parents display him for a bath and to savor the admiration he provokes among spectators.
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London
City and Local News Roundup from Waterbury
A city meeting on April 2 covers party and civic matters including a big concert and promenade after Monday night. Several local items note a return from Europe, a boarded man injuring his ankle, a conservatorship filing, a Baltimore incident, a Minneapolis death, an alumni drama sketch, a rabid dog incident, and a jeweler ad. Additional items report a death toll and a trial proceeding.
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Hendricken
Muleshy
K. of C
W. E. Griggs
Europe
William Faber
Salvation Army
Mary Parish
International Sunshine Society
K. H. Simons
Minneapolis
Minn
William DP
Armstrong
Waterbury
H. W. Tyrrell
Spark Street
F. D. Walter
Riverside Cemetery
Estate Clash Over Farm Deed In Grieve District
Attorney A G Church as administrator sues Lillian Crawson for 500 dollars in a counter suit to one by Crawson against Church. Dispute centers on a deed to a farm and house taken for care of Mrs Grace Wallace. Deed set aside for undue influence. administrator seeks repayment for farm use and furnishings. Court action and local ads follow.
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A. G. Church
Grace A. Wallace
Lillian Craweson
Crawson
Lves
Prospect
Mr Church
Reiley
The Cinch Garment Cravenette Raincoats
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