North Carolina Governor Glenn Defiant Over Statute
Asheville July 24 James H Wood and O C Wilson railway ticket agents were indicted for overcharging and sentenced to the chain gang. They were released from custody by US Circuit Judge Pritchard who ruled the penalty section of the new passenger rate law unconstitutional. He cited Governor Glenn's letter and warned he would not evade his responsibility if a conflict arose.
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Asheville
N. C
James H. Wood
Southern Railway
O. C. Wilson
Reynolds
United States Circuit Court
Pritchard
Glenn
Judge Pritchard
Judge Reynolds
Finley
Southern
North Carolina
United States
Raleigh
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Judge Long
Markets and courts clash in Chicago and North Carolina
The Chicago Board of Trade quotes show July wheat at 89.5 to 90.0 cents and Sept and Dec ranges. In Asheville Judge Pritchard threats escalate with Reynolds, state and federal officials entangled over a $50,000 judgment, Governor Glenn predicting appeal to the U S Supreme Court with Assistant Attorney General Sanford sent to ease tensions.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Roosevelt
Edward T. Sanford
Asheville
Sanford
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
Perth
Timothy
Kangas
Indian Territory
Prairie
Towa
Minnesota
Nebraska
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
N C
Governor Folk on Railroad Rates in Missouri Debate
Governor Folk cites Missouri rate law critique, arguing state self-government could be endangered if federal courts vetoes on rail charges. He notes potential nullification if courts find rates unreasonable, urging balance between railroad returns and public interest amid broader political stakes.
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Jefferson City
Folk
Missouri
Justice Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Milwaukee
Plot Against Korean Throne Shocks Seoul Officials
In Seon July 24 a plot against the Korean throne led to the arrest of a senior statesman, Pak Yung Ho, Yi Do Chang, and four officers. The former emperor allegedly pressured the current emperor to reject a cabinet proclamation to calm unrest. Japan's residency blames the throne for the actions and notes four conspiracies since abdication, while denying direct involvement in Korean affairs.
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Seon
Korea
Pak Yung Ho
Yi Do Chang
Marquis Ito
Pres
Chemulpo
World and Local Briefs Highlight Various Disparate Events
A collection of items notes a former London pastor linking US supplies to England, a Long Island Sound yachting party’s near disaster, James J. Hill’s alleged $10 million railroad fraud, a NC rate law ruling and prisoner releases, the wealthiest Armenian’s assassination in New York, a blackmailing conspiracy claim, Mark Twain’s New York visit, a charter suit against Western Triton and Postal Telegraph, a Washington law professor condemned in Germany, a French official scandal over pardons, and arrests tied to a plot against a throne in Korea. Included are a St Petersburg Revolutionists case and a Pittsburgh death by loud speech.
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London
Amerca
England
Long Island Sound
James J. Hill
North Carolina
America
New York
Mark Twain
Triton
Karl Hall
Washington
Germany
Korea
Smith and Bricker Real Estate Loans Sell Lands
Smith and Bricker advertise real estate loans and land sales in a public notice. The item outlines land offerings and mentions payment of non-residents taxes.
Midwest Forecast Signals Rain and Cooler North
The weather forecast for Illinois and Indiana predicts fair conditions in the south with showers and cooler air in the north. Lower Michigan is fair with possible showers in the north and west. Wisconsin and Iowa expect showers and cooler temperatures.
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Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
Parrot case in Des Moines hearing on boisterous conduct
In Police Judge Mathias' court a parrot pleaded innocence to boisterous conduct and profanity charged on a warrant. The bird and its owners Leander C. Gann and his wife were arrested with witnesses Mrs. B. B. Ellitson and a policeman. The case was continued.
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Des Moines
Mathias
Leander C. Gann
B. B. Ellitson
Ganns
Flour Mills Burned in Lawrence Fire
Fire destroyed the city flouring mills in Lawrence Massachusetts. The mill owned by Frank B Chandler of Boston sustained an estimated loss of seventy five thousand dollars.
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Lawrence
Mass
Frank B. Chandler
Boston
DeWitts Little Early Risers Promoted as Quick Relief
Advertisement copy touts DeWitts Little Early Risers as fast relief for bad headaches biliousness and constipation. Describes the small pure pill as prompt and pleasant in action and notes sale by Cc A Gamble.
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DeWitt
Cc. A. Gamble
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Philadelphia Record
Canier Bros. & Herman's
Caner Bros
Herman
Sherwin-Williams
Bosworth Drug Store Mutual
W. G. Stockwell
Lown
Lockwood Building
Chas
Hamilton
Queensware
Charles Hamilton
Chicago Grain
Seoul
St. Petersburg
Tsarskoe- Selo
Peterhof Palace
St. Peter and St. Paul
Oronstandt
Pittsburg
Simon Mazer
Mazer
Story County Abstract Books
Nevada
Parrot
Briley & Latham
Latham
Mutual
Briley Res
Latham Res
Ond Ward
U. S
Hamberlain
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