God’s Gold

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Abbott, Dr. Lyman, 392, 422

Acme Oil Co., 190, 219, 250, 320

Africa, 247

Albany, N. Y., 218

Alcohol. See Prohibition

Aldrich, Nelson W., 359, 377, 380, 449

Alexander, J. H., 238

Alexander, Hewitt & Co., 159

Alexander, Scofield & Co., 136, 147

Amalgamated Copper Co., 344

American Petroleum Co., 210, 211

American Sugar Refining Company, 318

“Anaconda,” origin of term, 165

Andrews, E. Benjamin, 308

Andrews, Samuel, 105, 139

Anthony’s Hotel, 103

Anti-Trust Law. See Trusts

Applegarth, Dr. H. C., 338

Appleton, Samuel, 29

Archbold, John D., 62, 187, 217, 237, 285, 292, 317, 361; attempted assassination, 464; Bailey, checks to, 367; bribery letters, 353; bribing Foraker, 353; character, 334; corruptionist extraordinary, 353; early life, 163; forms Acme Company, 190; finances magazines, 272, 441; Gunton, pays, 441; Hanna, aids, 382; Hearst, exposed by, 434; indictment in Buffalo, 273; Industrial Commission, before, 370; influencing, 372; letters stolen, 433; Lloyd, attacks, 329; political contributions, 353; religion, 334; Rockefeller, sides with, 176; Sibley, Joseph, his agent, 353; South Improvement Co., fights, 166; Standard Oil Co., elected President of, 448; acting head of, 334; trial of, 222; witness stand, on, 219

Armstrong, B. D., 208

Armour, Philip, 62

Arter, Frank A., 161

Asia, 247

Astor, John Jacob, 29

Astor, William, 29

Atlantic & Great Western R. R., 154

Atlantic Monthly, 253

Atlantic Refining Co., 188

Atlantic Refinery, 188

Atwell, James, 215

Auburn, N. Y., 33, 36

Austria, 246

Babcock, Paul, 237

Backus, Mrs. F. M., accuses Rockefeller, 202

Bailey, Joseph, 367

Baird, Thomas R., 373

Baku, 246

Ballyhoo. See Publicity—Jay Cooke

Baltimore and Ohio R. R., 192

Baltimore United Oil Co., 198

Baptist Examiner, 296

Baptist Union Theological Seminary, 270

Barnsdall, Mead & Rouse, 86, 88

Barnsdall, William, 86

Barrels, 84, 94

Barstow, F. Q., 237

Baslington, George O., 145

Baxter, Judge John, 260

Bayonne, N. J., laying pipes through, 226

Beard, Prof. Charles, 102

Belmont, August, 29

Bemis, Prof. Edward W., 308

Benninghoff, Old, 179

Benson, B. D., 192, 208, 210, 225

Benzine, 128

Bibliotheca Sacra, 309

Big Island, 40

Biggar, Dr. M. F., 269, 325, 417

Bishop, C. E., 165

Bissell, George H., 75, 85

Bogus Independents, 409, 410, 415

Bohlen, John, 29

Booth, Prof. J. C., 78

Booth, John Wilkes, 120

Boston, 127

Bostwick, Jabez A., 153, 162, 169, 187, 192, 213, 217, 219, 237, 238

Bowers, L. M., 454

Boyle, Patrick, 271, 292

Bradford Field, 212

Brady, Anthony N., 409

Brevoort, Henry, 29

Brewer, Dr. F. B., 76, 88

Brewer & Watson, 76, 94

Brewster, Benjamin, 158, 162, 237, 317

Bronson, Isaac, 29

Brooks, Peter C., 29

Brower, Scott, 35

Brown, Thomas, 117

Bryan, William J., 3

Bryant, John, 29

Buffalo, 127, 144

Buffalo Lubricating Oil Co., Ltd., 274

Burkett, Judge Jacob, 356

Bushnell, John, 237

Bushnell, Thomas, 237

Butterick, Dr. Wallace, 384

Camden, J. N., 198, 206

Cameron, Simon, 98

Campbell, B. B., 208, 217, 222, 285

Carlisle, John G., 326

Carnegie, Andrew, 62, 102, 107, 129, 143, 263, 347, 417

Carter, Col. John J., 323

Cary, first oil man, 22

Cassatt, Benjamin, 193, 198, 207, 217, 266, 354

Catlin, Gen. Isaac C., 45

Cayuga Joint Stock Co., 37

Central High School, 51, 52

Chain College, 57, 59

Charles Pratt and Co., 219, 248

Chase, Salmon P., 98

Chess, Carley & Co., 241, 243, 250, 257, 258

Chicago, University of, 443; Bemis incident, 307; founded—gift from Rockefeller, 305; founding Journal of Political Economy, 307; origin of, 304; Rockefellers gift to, 311

Choate, Joseph H., 283, 300

Christy, A. B., 270

Cincinnati Commercial Gazette, 256

Cincinnati & Marietta R. R., 260

Civil War, 99, 100, 109, 111, 114, 115; and oil, 98, 103; beginnings in Cleveland, 71; rich men in, 102; Rockefeller in, 101

Clark & Rockefeller, 68

Clark & Andrews, 107

Clark, H. F., 154

Clarke, Payne & Co., 157, 161

Cleveland, 66, 85, 93, 100, 105, 106, 107, 126, 127, 128, 133, 135, 144, 151, 155, 160, 162, 185, 269, 331; in 1854, 50

Cleveland, Grover, 222, 257, 281

Cleveland Plain Dealer, 164

Coal oil, 79

Coal Oil Johnny, 112, 113, 114, 179

Colorado Fuel and Iron Co., 453

Combination, 107, 109, 139, 150

Commons, John R., 308

Communipaw, N. J., 226

Competition, 27, 125, 150, 173, 213, 221, 484

Constable Hook, N. J., 226

Corporations, 26, 27; holding company, 138; merger movement, 345; New Jersey laws, 343; rise of, 137; rise of promoters, 345

Corrigan, James and John, 363

Cortelyou, George L., 381, 429

Coryville, Pa., 225

Court Actions against Rockefeller, 216

Cowdray, Lord, 362

Coxey’s Army, 326

Crawford County, 22

Crosby, Prof., 75, 88

Crosby, William, 29

Crowell, J., 237

Culp, J. M., Company, 258

Culver, C. V., 208

Curtis, Mary, 42, 101

Cushing, John P., 29

Czolgosz, 376

Daillon, Joseph Delarock, 55

Dalton, Norton, 269

David Dow & Co., 220

Davison, John, 7, 14, 38

Day, Chancellor, 334

Debs, Eugene V., 319, 326

Dennen, Mrs. Sarah S., purchase of Rockefeller birthplace, 15

Depew, Chauncey, 218, 220, 358

Depression, of 1855, 61; of 1857, 66; of 1873, 183; of 1892–96, 310, 325; of 1907, 381, 428

Deterding, Henry, 362

Doane, W. H., 136

Dodd, Samuel C. T., 137, 167, 216, 248, 251, 253, 283, 285, 300, 301, 341, 365, 421

Drake, Edwin L., 75, 81, 85, 88, 89, 93, 140

Drake Monument, 141

Drawbacks, 156; from Erie R. R., 198; in Macksburg, 260; instances of, 260, 267; suggested origin of, 267

Drew, Daniel, 129, 395

Duck, H. R. S., 258

Eaton, Dr. C. A., 31, 419

Edison, Thomas, 62

Education, business college, 57, 59

Elkins Fortune, 4

Ely, Richard T., 308

Emery, Lewis J., Jr., 209, 262, 285, 322

Empire Transportation Co., 185, 191; fight with, 190

England, 246

Equitable Petroleum Company, 209

Erie, Pa., 95, 106, 127, 144

Erie Railroad, 129, 154, 185, 191, 218

Erie Street Baptist Church, 51, 90, 101, 110

Euclid Avenue Baptist Church, 51, 184, 233, 270, 338, 419

Europe, 247

Evans, James, 86, 87

Evarts, Choate and Beaman, 290

Everest, Hiram B., 273, 274

Everest, Charles M., 273, 274

Factories, attacks on, 26

Ferris, Col. A. C., 78, 86

Field, Marshall, 304

Fillmore, Millard, 38

Finger Lakes, 32, 35

Fires, 40, 123, 214

Fitch, John, 461

Flagler, Henry M., 102, 124, 125, 134, 144, 145, 147, 151, 152, 160, 165, 171, 175, 187, 217, 236, 238, 278, 285, 317, 336, 453

Fletcher, R. D., 83, 88

Flexner, Dr. Simon, 378

Folk, Joseph, 412

Folsom’s, B. S., Commercial College, 59

Foraker, Joseph B., 286, 355, 435

Forest Hill, 269, 366

Forman, George V., 178

Franklin Lubricating Oil, 87

Franklin, Pa., 86, 87, 93, 120, 121, 127, 153, 167

French Creek, 86

Frenzied Finance, 344

Frick, Henry C., 432

Garfield, James A., 254

Garfield, James R., 381, 415

Gardiner, John J., 371

Gas, 21

Gasoline, 128

Gates, Frederick Taylor, 303, 309, 310, 311, 313, 315, 326, 337, 379, 383, 443, 454

Gates, John W., 345

George, Henry, “Progress and Poverty,” 279, 327

Germany, 246

Gessner, Dr. Abraham, 37

Girard, Stephen, 29

Girty, George W., 217, 316

Gladden, Rev. Washington, 391, 392

God’s Gold, 306, 394

Gold, discovery of, 37

Gould, Jay, 62, 102, 129, 154, 191, 206

Government and Business. See Regulation

Graft in business, 407

Grand Jury of Erie County, 274

Green, Hetty, 33

Greene, Jerome D., 454

Grosscup, Judge, 432

Grosvenor, General, 358

Gunton, Prof. George, 329

Hadley, Herbert, 412

Hale, Edward Everett, 327

Handy, Truman P., 69, 158

Hanna, Baslington & Co., 145, 159

Hanna, Mark, 51, 62, 145, 173, 254, 269, 300, 301, 352, 358, 359, 375, 380, 382

Harkness, Stephen V., 134, 139, 173, 336

Harlan, Justice, 445

Harley, Henry, 122, 191

Harper, Dr. William R., 303, 309, 310

Harriman, E. H., 5, 63

Harrison, Benjamin, 297, 318

Hartranft, Gov., 215

Hasson, Capt. William, 181, 182

Hathaway, E. T., 317

Haupt, General, 208, 209

Havemeyers, 62, 278

Hayes, Rutherford B., 279

Haymarket Riot, 280

Hearst, William Randolph, 286

Henry’s Bend, 95

Hepburn, Alonzo Barton, 218, 220

Hepburn Committee, 218, 220, 265

Hereford, Frank, 206

Hewett family, 32

Hewett, Frederick, 45

Hewitt, Isaac L., 63, 159, 161

Hewitt & Tuttle, 360

Hiawatha Island, 40

Heye, Gust., 265

Hill, James J., 63

Hoar, William, 256, 286

Holbrook, Z. Swift, 309

Holding companies, 27, 138

Holmden, Thomas, 117, 118

Hopkins, James H., 205

Hopkins, Mark, 4

Hopkins, Robert E., 192, 208, 210

Hoster, William, 201

Hostetter, Dr. David, 192, 197

House of Rothschild, 33

Hoyt, Governor, 222

Humistan family, 54

Humphreys, M. H., 287

Hunter’s Point, L. I., 37, 184

Huntington, Collis P., 4, 62

Huntington, John, 161

Hussy, John G., 75, 85, 88, 89

Independent, 306

“Immediate Shipment” order, 213

Individualism, 23

Industrial Commission, 262, 369

Industry, Competition in, 126; early organization, 24; factory beginnings, 24; growing unrest in, 279; in 1843, 21; in the ’80’s, 278; integration in, 126; in 1862, 108; textile mills, 26; welfare in, 28

Interstate Commerce Bill, 222

Interstate Commerce Commission, 280; Cullom bill, 281; defeated by Standard Oil, 207; Elkins bill, 416; first commission, 281; fought by Standard Oil, 206, 282; Grange demands, 281; hampered by courts, 282; history, 205; Hopkins bill, 205; Law passed, 281; origin, 205; Rockefeller’s attack on, 222

Investigations, first congressional, 175; Hepburn, 218; New York legislature, 1880, 218; New York Senate Investigating, 1888, 282

Jay Cooke & Co. fails, 183

Jenks, Jeremiah K., 370

Jennings, O. B., 139, 158

Jesse Hoyt & Co., 220

Johnson, Horace Maxwell, 409

“Joshua, A Man of the Finger Lakes,” 39

Journal of Political Economy, 307

Karns, S. D., 265

Kean, John, 360

Kellogg, Frank B., 433, 437

Kendrick, Burton J., 389

Kerosene. See Petroleum

Kerr Hill, Pa., 85

Kier, Samuel, 55, 57, 77, 85, 112, 187

Kijkuit. See Pocantico Hills

Kirkpatrick, William, 84

Kline, Virgil, 300, 301

Knott, J. Proctor, 201

Knox, Philander C., 360, 432

Kyle, Senator, 371

Ladenburgh, Thalman & Co., 317, 339

La Follette, Robert, 3, 360, 406

Laissez-faire, 23, 108

Lake Erie Railroad, 265

Lake Owasco, 32, 33, 35

Lake Shore & Michigan Railroad, 128, 145, 153, 154

La Monte family, 40, 43

La Monte, Susan, 43

Lamps. See Lighting

Landis, Judge Kenesaw Mountain, 425

Laughlin, Dr. J. Laurence, 307, 309

Laura Spelman Rockefeller Memorial Foundation, 474

Lawrence, Amos and Abbott, 29

Lawson, Thomas W., 345; “Frenzied Finance,” 348, 389

Leases, oil. See Petroleum

Lee, Ivy, 460, 467, 483

Lennox, James B., 29

Lewis, Aaron R., 11

Lighting, whale oil, candle, 21

Little, Jacob, 29

Little & Merrick’s Well, 103

Lincoln, Abraham, 98, 100, 102; assassination, 120

Liquor. See Prohibition

Livingston, John, 205

Lockhart, Charles, 153, 162, 187, 189, 217

Logan & Frew, 153, 162

Louisville, Ky., 241

Lowry, Fawcett & Co., 106

Lloyd, Henry Demarest, 253, 329; “Wealth Against Commonwealth,” 327, 386

Lubricating oil, 87

MacArthur, Dr. R. S., 303

Macksburg, Ohio, 257

Mahoning & French Creek R. R., 112

Manhattan Oil Company, 409

Martin, Col. Zebulun, 140

Mason, John, 29

Matthews, Charles B., 274

McAllister, Ward, 280

McCandless, William, attack on, 215

McClellan, George B., 154

McClintock, Hamilton, 87

McClintock, Widow, 86, 88, 112

McGregor, Ambrose, 273

McKelvey, David, 192, 208

McKinley, William, 62, 352; assassination, 375

McLaurin, John W., 360

Meade, G. L., 37

Meadville, Pa., 85, 93

Mergers, 27

Merritts (Alfred & Leonidas), attack on Rockefeller, 313, 314

Michigan Hill, 6, 8, 13

Miller, Albert, 274

Miller’s Farm, 119, 122

Miller, William Henry Harrison, 297

Millionaires, 29, 30

Mills, Rev. B. Fay, 328

Money Trust, 346

Monnett, Francis S., 293, 337, 341, 342, 435

Monopoly, 153; early agitation, 23, 26; historic hatred of, 143; in oil—advanced by marketing, 243; kinds of, 182; oil mergers, 188; of producers, 150; of salt, 152; political issue, 281

Montaigne, Buffington, 40

Moravia, N. Y., 31, 35, 38

Morgan, J. P., 5, 63, 102, 326, 350, 380, 383, 394, 429, 449

Morgan, Senator, 286, 298

Morris, Gouverneur, 29

Muckrakers, 385

Murphy, Michael, 324

Murphy, Starr J., 251

Naphtha, 128

Nash, George K., 261

National City Bank, 290, 345

National Refiners’ Assn., 178

National Transit Company, 230

Nebraska, attack on Standard Oil in, 365

Nesbit, G. H., 210

New Connecticut, 49

New Jersey Central Railroad, 227

New York, 106, 127, 135, 144, 155, 218

New York Central Railroad, 128, 129, 184, 218

New York Herald, 182, 223

New York Sun, 223

New York Tribune, 189, 209, 210, 214, 223

New York World, 200, 300

Nobel Brothers, 246, 362

North American Gas Light Co., 37

Northern Pacific Railroad, 327; scandal, 183

Northern Securities Company, 380, 382

Northwestern Ohio Gas Co., 292

“Octopus,” origin of term, 165

O’Day, Daniel, 168, 192, 198, 217, 238, 260, 261

Ogden, Robert C., 385

Ohlen, H. C., 266, 267

Oil. See Petroleum

Oil cities, contest of, 127

Oil City, 86, 87, 93, 94, 98, 120, 121, 127, 165, 272

Oil City Derrick, 111, 164, 165, 169, 172, 177, 208, 211, 272

Oil City Register, 122

Oil City Trust Co., 178

Oil Creek, 22, 76, 85, 86

Oil Men’s League, 167

Oil Regions, Competition in, 128; Description of, 149, 179; division in, 210; feared by Rockefeller, 176; natural advantages, 128; over-production, 147; producers in, 149, 179; refiners’ battles, 128; revival war, 320; war on Cleveland, 151; war weary, 224

Olney, Richard, 299, 318

Orient, markets of, 246, 247

Orr, Alexander E., 301

Over-production, 181, 212, 214; rise of, 144; speculation in whiskey, 277

Owego Academy, 44, 48

Owego, N. Y., 17, 40

Page, Walter H., 384

Parker, Alton B., 383

Parker’s Landing, 186

Parsons, R. C., 175

Patterson, E. G., 207, 228, 285

Payne, Henry B., 157, 206, 222, 255, 281

Payne, Oliver H., 157, 161, 173, 187, 206, 207, 255, 281, 429

Pease, Phineas, 260

Pennsylvania Company, 138

Pennsylvania Oil Regions. See Oil Regions

Pennsylvania Railroad, 128, 129, 154, 191, 195, 196, 263

Pennsylvania Rock Oil Company, 77, 80

Pennsylvania Transportation Co., 122, 191

Penrose, Boise, 360, 372

Perkins, Thomas H., 29

Petroleum, at Tarentum, 57; barrels, 84; by-products of, 240; Bissell’s plan, 75, 80; boom oil towns, 118; carbon oil, 78; competition, 127, 128; Cuba, N. Y.—discovery of Daillon, 55; Cuba spring, 77; Disorder in industry, 125; Drake’s drill, 81; Drake hits oil, 75; early markets, 95; exports, 126; first oil man, 22; first prices, 85; first royalty lease, 84; foreign trade, 253; gasoline, 253; Gessner lamp, 37; in Kansas, 407; in Mexico, 362; in Ohio, 260; in Russia, 245; in Virginia, 55; kerosene, 245; Kier’s American Oil, 55, 56, 79; Kier’s lamp, 78; leases, 86; lubricating oil, 87; Macksburg field, 260; oil found, Aug. 21, 1859, 83; over-production, 144, 173; Parliament of, 208; prices, 106; Prof. Silliman distills oil, 77; refining centers, 127; schemes to raise prices, 181; Seneca oil, 77; stopping drill, 181; used as medicine, 55; world-wide development, 361

Petroleum Center, Pa., 119, 176

Philadelphia, Pa., 106, 127, 135, 144, 155

Philanthropy, 230, 234; Baptist Union Theological Seminary, 270; criticizes, 338; Education Board started, 384; estimate, 476; Foundation approval and criticism, 451; Foundation bill to incorporate, 443; Foundation gets $100,000,000, 452; Foundation incorporated in New York, 452; Foundation and General Education Board, further gifts, 473; Gates joins Rockefeller, 303; General Education Board gets $32,000,000, 424; influence of, 337; Medical Institute founded, 378; merging boards, 474; personal charities, 270; Rockefeller’s first gift, 64; stream of gifts, 385, 443; to Alta Rockefeller Day Nursery, 270; to colleges, 337; to Dr. Duncan, 270; total gifts, 475; University of Chicago. See Chicago, University of; value of, 479; war gifts, 466

Phillips, David Graham, 389

Phillips, Thomas W., 320, 369

Pierce, Henry Clay, 240, 242, 317, 424

Pillsbury, George A., 303

Pioneer Oil Company, 235

Pipe Lines, battle with railroads, 325; combination in, 191; crushing Tidewater, 224, 228, 229; David Hostetter, 192; Equitable Pipe Line, 220; free pipe line bill, 169, 208; Henry Harley, 122, 190; history of, 191; immediate shipment order, 213; in Bradford, 212; Independents’ plan, 208; Kansas laws, 408; lines to sea, 225; new pipe line war, 322; origin of, 122; Pennsylvania Transportation Co., 122; railroad control of, 191; rate agreements, 223; Samuel Van Syckel, 122, 190; Standard Oil enters, 192; teamsters attack, 191; Tidewater Pipe Line, 220, 222; formation of, 210; United Pipe Line Co., 178, 248; United States Pipe Line Co., 322; Vandergrift’s Star Pipe Line, 177

Pithole, Pa., 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 123, 124, 177, 211

Pittsburgh, Pa., 85, 106, 127, 135, 144, 155, 189

Platt, Tom, 45

Pocantico Hills, 366

Politics, corruption in, 407; Garfield approaches Rockefeller, 254; Rockefeller’s first action in, 175; Standard Oil contributions, 355, 383

Potter, Dr. Daniel, 339

Potts, Col. Joseph D., 185, 191, 193, 285

Pouch, E. J., 237

Pratt’s Astral Oil, 247

Pratt, Charles, 177, 178, 187, 214, 335, 336

Pratt Manufacturing Co., 302

Prentice, E. Parmalee, 332

Prices, 482; first, 85, 106; fixing, 182; price-cutting, 244; schemes to raise, 181; slump in, 184; slump of 1879, 211;

Producers. See Oil Regions

Producers Oil Company, 322

Producers’ Protective Association, 168, 181, 208, 210, 215, 217, 223, 320, 321, 324

Producers and Refiners Co., 322, 323

Producers’ Union, 207, 210, 224

Profits, 331

Prohibition, 133, 184; liquor in Richford, 17; Rockefeller’s contributions, 312; Rockefeller family and, 30; Washington Society, 38

Publicity and advertising, 484; Boyle’s role in, 292; bribing reporters, 200; buying Ohio papers, 293; buying papers, 200; changing standards, 483; dependency of press, 297; early uses, 200; favorable, 306, 466; final achievements of, 483; financing Boyle, 271; friendly articles appear, 442; George Harvey, 441; Gunton’s defenses, 329, 441; ignored by Rockefeller, 200, 220; in Ohio, 292; Ivy Lee employed, 460, 467; Ivy Lee’s work, 473; Jennings Publishing Co., 293, 297; Moses and Aaron, 200; publicity man employed by Standard Oil, 442; purchase of Derrick, 271; United States Bank, 201; used by Jay Cooke, 200

Pulitzer, Joseph, 378

Pullman, George, 63

Pure Oil Company, 323, 369

Quay, Matthew S., 355, 382

Railroads, abuses, 205; Allegheny Valley R. R., 128; Andrew Carnegie on rates, 263; blocks inquiry, 218; early rates, 25; enter oil regions, 111; Erie Railroad, 128; Elkins Rate bill, 381; expansion of, 278; favors cities, 129, 130, 135; fought by canals, 263; Hepburn Rate bill, 405; in oil regions, 128; in South Improvement Co., 154; Lake Shore and Michigan R. R., 129; New York Central R. R., 128; Oil Creek R. R., 128; origin of rates, 263; Pennsylvania R. R., 128; rate discriminations, 211, 220; rate wars, 195; rebates. See Rebates; regulation of, 281; spread of, by 1860, 109; Standard Oil control of, 347; traffic agreement, 155, 230; uses of passes, 205; war on independent pipe lines, 325

Rapallo, Edward S., 260

Rebates, amount paid, 262; become known, 145; defense of, 265; derivation, 263; denounced by Judge Baxter, 260; discriminations, 185; enjoyed by others, 265; explained by Rockefeller, 261; George Rice’s charges, 258; in Macksburg, 260; not only reason for Rockefeller’s success, 262; origin of, 263; Rockefeller agrees to abandon, 223; reasons for, 146; Rockefeller defends, 136; Rockefeller first, 135, 137; Rockefeller gets another, 198; wide use of, 220

Refiners, 128

Regions. See Oil Regions

Regulation, 205; public interest in business, 221; Hanna organizes business, 254

Religion, 42; church criticism of Rockefeller, 296; church praises Rockefeller, 305; church support of Rockefeller, 296, 305, 338; Erie Street church, 110; God’s gold, 312, 394; in Richford, 20; ministers seeking gifts, 339; Rockefeller as Sunday School Superintendent, 332; Rockefeller becomes trustee in church, 73; Rockefeller joins Baptist Church, 51

Republic Oil Co., 411

Reynolds, Devoe and Pratt, 177

Rice, George, 257, 285, 316, 341

Rich, Chauncey, 7, 19, 30

Richford, N. Y., 7, 13, 16, 17, 108

Rich men in war, 129

Rickerts, Widow, 123

Rochester, N. Y., 218

Rockefeller, Alta, 147, 332, 417

Rockefeller and Andrews, 125, 133

Rockefeller, Edith, 232

Rockefeller, Eliza Davison, 19, 20, 21, 30, 31, 34, 35, 36, 40, 42, 47, 48, 72, 133, 236, 295; courtship of, 14; death, 296; liquor and, 17; marriage, 15

Rockefeller Family Association, 10

Rockefeller, Flagler and Andrews, 135, 137, 139

Rockefeller Foundation. See Philanthropy

Rockefeller, Francis, 34, 36

Rockefeller, Frank, 34, 35, 92, 101, 133, 136, 140, 160, 207, 235, 362, 377, 378

Rockefeller, Godfrey, 6, 8, 10, 13, 15

Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research, 379, 479; hookworm disease, 452

Rockefeller, Jacob, 30

Rockefeller, John D., ancestry, 9; accused of lying, 248, 250; attacked by Lloyd, 328; attacks by Rice, 257; as witness, 283, 285, 342, 414; attacked by Frank Rockefeller, 207; appearance, 283, 294; attacks on, 294; attacks Rice, 341; attention to details, 239; Backus attack, 202; battle with neighbors, 469; battle with Empire Transportation Co., 193; becomes wholesaler, 68; birth, 6; birth of son, 186; bookkeeper, 63, 174; borrower, 69, 70, 92, 133, 174; boycotted, 321; boyhood ambition, 46; boyhood in Moravia, 35; boyhood in Owego, 40, 46; boyhood in Richford, 20, 30; builds home, 72; buys out partner, 115, 116; buys Pocantico estate, 331; captures all pipe lines, 197; career, estimate of, 481; change in public opinion of, 466; character, 392; church appearances, 419; children, 234; conciliating opinion, 439; contempt proceedings in Ohio, 341; controls terminals, 185; combination of brains, 139, 177; condemns Ida Tarbell, 389; Corrigan case, 363; courtship, 110; court attacks on, 216; criticism of, 218; criticizes Rickford, 31; crushes Empire Transportation Co., 194; daughter married, 332; decides not to go into oil, 98; defends rebates 136; defends Standard Oil, 393; denies having billion dollars, 424; denies coercion, 161; demanded exclusive rates, 266; description of, 131; developing estate, 467; dodging summons, 282, 412; early poverty, 45; earnings, 331; education, 44; enters oil business, 105; Euclid Ave. Baptist Church, 130; expanding pipe lines, 212; explains rebates, 261; examines Drake discovery, 93; father’s favorite, 33; freight advantages, 185; first action in politics, 175; first job, 60, 61; first salary, 67; first sees oil, 89; first trip abroad, 417; fights Tidewater, 228, 229; Flagler, 147; becomes partner, 134; followed by crowds, 419; forms Standard Oil Co., 138; fortune, size of, 330, 427, 476; freight discriminations, 230; Garfield approaches, 254; gasoline, 253; Gates heads staff, 309; Girty, Mrs., charges by, 316; goes into oil production, 321; golf, 377, 437, 450, 451, 486; habits, 90, 288, 485; hated by producers, 181; health impaired, 273; his version of Standard Oil Co., 162; homes burned, 40; homes, Forest Hill, 4 West 54th St., 232; illness, 294, 310, 325, 332, 385, 413, 421; in Central High School, 51, 52; in Civil War, 98, 101, 102; indicted in Pennsylvania, 217; indictments withdrawn, 223; investigated, 282; investments, 290, 291, 292, 327, 347, 449; indicted in Texas, 317; invades England, 361; indicted in Ohio, 417; job, day, 60; joins Baptist church, 51; Landis fine, 426, reversed, 432; launches General Education Board, 384; laying out roads, 269; Ledger A, 64; Lloyd’s denunciation of, 328; loans from father, 68; loses hair, 385; luck, 195; marriage, 114, 115; meets Gates, 303; meets John D. Archbold, 162; meets Artemas Ward, 67; memory, 173; Merritt charges, 313; moderate mode of living, 232, 235, 280; money trust, 346; monopoly complete, 198; moves to Cleveland, 50; moves to Moravia, 31; Nebraska suit, 365; on Black List, 165; organizer, 239; organizing foreign markets, 246; organizes marketing, 242; organizes oil business, 126; over-production. See Over-production; Owego Academy, 44; perfects combination, 188; personal loans, 326; philanthropy. See Philanthropy; philosophy of business, 221; philosophy of giving, 306; planning, 130, 148; plans monopoly in Cleveland, 143; praises wife, 463; pressure on rivals, 204; proposes refiners’ association, 176, 178; raises turkeys, 34; reading, 332; Refiners’ Association collapses, 178; religion, 20, 42, 65, 90, 132, 173, 199, 389, 443; reporters, fear of, 420; relinquishes wealth to son, 474; requisition for, refused, 217; retirement, 332, 337; Rice attacks, 316; Roosevelt attacks, 381, 407; schooling, 43; sentimental, 232; sets up pension system, 393; skating, 234, 269; social life, 234; son’s marriage, 377; South Improvement Co. See South Improvement Co.; Strongville home, 50; success not due wholly to rebate, 262; supreme in oil business, 230; supremacy challenged by Dutch, 362; Sunday school, 52; Sunday school superintendent, 233; swiftness in action, 156; Taft announces for, 436, 449; tax fights, 227, in Cleveland, 453; tainted money, 390; trustee in church, saves church, 73; views on combination, 374; views on criticism, 272, 417; views on giving, 271; views on money, 201; views on great war, 465; views on newspapers, 418; views on Roosevelt, 423; views on wealth, 414; visits Titusville, 175; war on competition, 221; war contributions, 466; war on pipe lines, 225; war on rivals, 244, 258, 259; wife dies, 462; wins Archbold, 176; writes book, 442

Rockefeller, John D., Jr., 186, 218, 234, 235, 332, 337, 351, 359, 377, 413, 417, 449, 454, 459, 462, 464

Rockefeller, Laura Celestia Spelman, 52, 110, 111, 132; death, 462

Rockefeller, Lucy Avery, 12, 13

Rockefeller, Lucy, 92, 101

Rockefeller, Mary Ann, 92

Rockefeller, William Avery, arrival in Richford, 8; as a farmer, 33; birth, 10; builds school, 32; book about, 38; “botanic physician,” 67; courtship, 14; disappears, 235; leaving Cleveland, 92; lends money to son, 68; leaves Owego, 47; leaves Moravia, 38; horse-stealing incident, 35; indicted, 38; marriage, 15, 17, 19; moves to Moravia, 31; medicine selling, 32; moves to Owego, 47; moves to Cleveland, 50, 66; moves to Parma, Ohio, 59; prosperous, 72; reappears, 295; reward for finding, 378; story of death, 438; teetotaler, 37

Rockefeller, William, 19, 35, 101, 126, 133, 135, 140, 187, 217, 228, 235, 237, 238, 344, 345, 371, 383, 389

Rogers, George D., 295

Rogers, Henry H., 102, 141, 167, 169, 178, 187, 193, 219, 222, 230, 238, 248, 273, 334, 344, 361, 387, 412, 437

Roosevelt, Theodore, 3, 253, 376, 380, 381, 382, 385, 407, 421, 433

Root, Elihu, 299

Rosekrans family, 32

Rosekrans, Joshua, 39

Rothschilds, 29

Rouse, Mr., 103

Rouseville, Pa., 103

Royalty owners, 86

Rudd, G. M., 269

Russell, Charles Edward, 253

Russia, oil in, 246; Royal Dutch Shell, 362

Sabin, John, 35

Sage, Russell, 4, 34

Saginaw Salt Co., 152

Salt Monopoly, 152

Saratoga, N. Y., 218

Sargent, John Singer, 3

Schermerhorn, Peter, 29

Scheide, W. T., 265

Scofield, Alexander, 107

Scofield, Schurmer and Teagle, 160

Scott, Nathan B., 360

Scott, Tom, 62, 129, 152, 154, 169, 192, 193, 194, 200, 206, 263

Sears, David, 29

Second Baptist Church, 233

Selden, George B., invents automobiles, 252

Seneca Oil Co., 82, 85

Shaw, Dr. Albert, 375

Shaw, Robert G., 29

Shell, W. P., 227

Sherman anti-trust law. See Trusts

Sherman, John, 62, 286

Sherman, Roger, 222

Shipping subsidies, 359, 380

Sibley, Joseph, 353, 354, 358, 367

Silliman, Prof. Benjamin, 77, 80, 117

Sked, Deason Alexander, 51, 90

Smith, Adam, 23, 107

Smith, Rev. J. Hyatt, 51

Smith, Sam, 83

Smith, Uncle Billy, 83, 89, 141

Smythe, Atty.-Gen., 365

Smythe, Dr. William, 44

Southern Improvement Co., 250

South Improvement Co., 251, 267; and Rockefeller, 148; black list, 165; defeated, 170; investigated, 175; fight against, 165; oath, 154; organized, 155; origin of, 148, 151; plan for, 153; revival of, feared, 189; scheme disclosed, 163

Spies, 156

Spooner, John W., 360

Standard Oil Company, 248; absorbs rivals, 188; at 26 Broadway, 270; adopts holding company, 343; abandons Cleveland, 331; buys into Waters-Pierce Co., 242; buying into rivals, 324; becomes a trust, 251; bribery charges, 343; Cleveland office, 164; Chess, Carley & Co., 241; crushing retailers, 411; distribution system, 241; dissolution suit, 422, 437; dissolution suit appealed, 442; dissolved, 1911, 438; earnings, 331; employee stock ownership, 244; export trade, 245, 361; fight Interstate Commerce Commission, 206; fined $29,000,000, 425; fate of, 484; form of organization, 249; gas interests, 292; gets pipe lines, 192; group of interests, 347; indicted, 421; in politics, 175; investigated by N. Y. Senate, 284; investigated by Congress, 285; increases stock, 158; integration, 239; kerosene markets, 245; Kansas attack, 408; luncheon conferences, origin of, 237; liquidating holding company, 447; methods and organization, 238; meaning of term, 250, 337; organized, 138; origin of name, 139; political contributions, 383; reorganized, 1874, 188; reorganizing, 302; Standard Oil gang, 291; size in 1870, 236; size in 1880, 237; takes Pittsburgh refiners, 189; takes Region refiners, 190; takes New York refiners, 190; trust dissolved in Ohio, 299; Supreme Court confirms dissolution, 444; Waters-Pierce fined $1,623,000, 425; indictment, 317

Standard Oil Company of New Jersey, 252

Standard Oil Company of New York, 252

Standard Oil Gang, 344

Standard White, 247

Stanford, Leland, 4

Stanley Committee, 313

Steele, John. See Coal Oil Johnny

Steffens, Lincoln, 389

Sterne, Simon, 219

Stewart, Robert W., 425

Stillman, James, 290, 326, 344, 347, 389

Stone, Amasa, 135, 158

Stone & Fleming, 302

Strongville, Ohio, 50, 53

Stuyvesant, Peter G., 29

Summit City, 211

Sutter, Gen. Johann August, 37

Tabernacle Baptist Church, 339

Tainted money, 390

Tank cars, 136

Tarbell, F. S., 169

Tarbell, Ida M., 40, 132, 212, 213, 277, 336, 387

Tarrytown, N. Y., 331, 462

Taxes, 227

Taylor, H. L., 321

Taylor-Satterfield, 229

Teamsters, 95, 112, 119, 150, 190

Tennessee Coal and Iron Co., 429, 430

Thomas, Gen. Thomas, 278

Thompson, J. Edgar, 129, 137

Tidewater Pipe Line Co., 210, 219, 220, 222, 224, 228, 229

Tidioute, 86, 93, 95, 169

Titusville, Pa., 76, 81, 85, 88, 93, 98, 103, 113, 120, 121, 127, 141, 162, 165, 175, 176, 190, 387

Toledo, Ohio, gas war, 292

Trans-Missouri Freight Association, 298

Tracy, Ben, 45

Trusts, butcher, 278; cotton seed, 278; court decisions on, 298, 318, 405; Dodd invents idea, 251; Distillers and Cattle Feeders’ case, 298; forerunner of, 250; first trust and trustees, 251; glass, 278; growth of, 380; Harrison ignores, 298; investigation by Congress, 285; in politics, 383; New York Senate investigation of 1888, 284; National Cash Register case, 298; origin of, 248; pools, 277; rise of, 278; Roosevelt attacks, 428; rule of reason, 445; Standard Oil Trust, suit to dissolve, 422, dissolution decree appealed, 442, Supreme Court dissolves, 444, bared, 284, held illegal, 299, 301, contempt case, 341; Sherman law, 297, 318, 445, authorship of, 286, 287, passed, 286; tobacco, 278;

Trans-Missouri Freight Association case, 298

Twain, Mark, 335

Tyrell, Rev. F. C., 338

United Oil Company, 321

United Pipe Lines, 213, 219, 248, 250

United States Bank, 201

United States Bureau of Corporations, 381, 415

United States Department of Commerce, 381; United States Pipe Line Co., 322, 323, 324

United States Senate, 359, 363

United States Steel Corporation, 349, 352

Utica, New York, 218

Vacuum Oil Company, 272; indictments, 274

Vail, Theodore N., 62

Vanderbilt, Cornelius, 129, 168, 194, 220

Vandergrift, J. J., 167, 175, 177, 187, 191, 217, 222, 238

Van Rennselaer, Stephen, 29

Van Syckel, Samuel, 122

Vilas, Chester & Keith Trust, 250, 251

Vincent, Dr. George, 473

Walworth Run, 105

Wanamaker, John, 102

Warden, W. G., 151, 153, 162, 165, 187, 217

Washington Society, 38

Water power, 25

Waters-Pierce Oil Co., 242, 257, 367, 412

Watson, David K., 299, 300

Watson, Jonathan, 84, 86, 88, 89

Watson, Louis F., 207

Watson, Peter H., 151, 153, 154, 159, 165, 167, 169

Wayne, H., 176

Webster, Joe, 53

Weehawken (N. J.) terminal, 185

Welborn, J. F., 454

Welch, Dr. William H., 378

Western Reserve, 49

Whale oil, 37

White, Chief Justice, 444

Wilkerson & Company, 259

Williamstown, 225

Wilson, J. Scott, 274

Wilson, Peter, 82

Witt, Stillman, 158, 174

Worthington, George, 45