Federal Judiciary Centennial in New York Celebrates Court's First Century
A New York February centennial marks the 100th anniversary of the U S Supreme Court with a Metropolitan Opera House ceremony. Ex presidents, justices, and a large cohort of federal and state judges attend as Frederic Coudert introduces Cleveland who recalls the Constitution and the need of an arbiter for disputes.
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New York
Sprcran
Institution of the
Judiciary Department
United States
Metropolitan Opera House
Acros
Victor Herbert
Arnoux
Judiciary Centennial
State Bar Association
Cleveland
Harrison
General Tracy
Fuller
Miller
Field
Bradley
Liarlan
Gray
Blatchford
Lamar
Brewer
Strong
Supreme Court
Dix
William C. Ruger
Court of Appeals
L. Ben Wales
Delaware
Edward T. Green
New Jersey
William Butler
Pennsylvania
R. W. Hughes
John Paul
Virginia
Robert A. Hill
Mississippi
J. G. Jenkins
Wisconsin
Moses Hallett
Colorado
Amos M. Thayer
Missour
Frederic R. Coudert
Mr. Cleveland
Executive Department
Justice
Law
Fountain of Light
Fathers of the Republic
Supreme Court of the United States
Morgan Dix
Exchange
Washingon
Senate
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Arctic
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Lenth
Henry Piitchcock
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Kitchcock
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Red. Phelps
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Lhe Supreme Court
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Kield
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Thompson
Hunt
Pacific Coast
Anglo Portuguese Dispute Hints at Brussels Conference
Berury Feb 4 The Cologne Gazette quotes a Lisbon despatch on Portugal’s ministry change delaying any decision on an international conference to settle the Anglo Portuguese border dispute in East Africa. Portugal prefers a special conference while others favor a general Brussels meeting. Glynn Petre says Fagland will back a conference.
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Cologne Gazette
Lisbon
London
Porugal
East Africa
Portugal
Brussels
Spain
France
Italy
Austria
Russia
Germany
Glynn Petre
Fagland
White House Death Chamber Moves Through Mourning Scene
Secretary Tracy shows recovery and visits the White House as grief over his wife and daughter deepens. President and officials visit, caskets adorned with flowers in the East Room. Services set for 11 a.m. tomorrow with Rev. Douglass presiding. Funeral details for Mrs Tracy and Miss Tracy arranged. pallbearers named amid solemn ceremony.
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Washington
Ile
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Frank B. Tracy
Parker
U.K.N
Abs
Miss Tracy
de. Douglass
St. John’s Protestant Episcopal Church
A. K. Miehler
U.S.N
Charlies M. Ray
Frank Lee
Frederick Meienney
Joan Bidde
Charles Johnson
Miss Wilmerding
Parnell Victory Warps Press Claims of Compromise
Mr Soames solicitor for the Times says ordinary costs only will be paid to Mr Parnell and that he is not released from the payment awarded Loxpon. Interlocutory costs and abortive Scot hand Irish actions remain unsettled. The Pall Mall Gazette calls the outcome a complete victory Morally and materially. The St James Gazette links Parnell’s compromise to avoiding cross examination in the libel suit.
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the Times
The
Times
Parnell
Ife
Pall Mail Gazette
Grand Dinner Attended by Emperor and Bismarck
In Berni on February 4 Prince Bismarck hosted a grand dinner that the Emperor attended. The Emperor escorted Princess Bismarck into the dining room and sat to the left of the Chancellor opposite him. The pair exchanged affable conversation and wine during the meal. Afterward at the Emperor’s request Bismarck smoked his pipe and the discussion grew general.
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Berni
Bismarck
Secret Dublin League Aims to Boycott Landlords
The Dublin express reports documents from Dupuy Feb 4 revealing a secret organization to undermine Mr Smith Barry and other landlords. The papers urge the Irish people to brand certain persons as traitors and boycott those dealing with emergency AKERS. A vigilance committee is said to exist in every parish to block sale of cattle cared for by emergency men on evicted tenants’ farms.
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The
Express
Dupuy
Smith Barry
Landlords’ Syndicate
Akers
Ely N.hey
Lockouts and Strikes May Be Looked for in London
The owners of docks in London defend themselves against unions and labor demands. The piece notes strikes and lockouts as a perceived threat to commerce, with warehouses and wharves cited as affected areas. It describes unions forming to counter labor pressures and implies a clash between owners and workers as a major issue.
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London
Loes
Radical new sideboard designs in lime asion fashions
Lime asion unveils latest sideboards with radical departures in patterns and construction. Crimings of old silver in XVIth Century designs, a wide linen drawer, Moorish fret-work on side rails, and tall 72 inch closets for liqueurs and plate showcase the pure latest perceptions for prospective purchasers.
Paris Budget Deficit To Be Met By Alcohol Tax Rise
Paris report says no cabinet crisis and reconciled differences between Constans and Lizard. Cabinet meetings consider the 1917 budget with added war estimates boosting the deficit beyond 106 million francs. M Rouvier proposes raising alcohol tax from 1006 francs to 20 francs per hectoliter to cover the shortfall.
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Paris
Temps
M. Constans
AM. Lizard
Lilysee
LST
M. Rouvier
United States Loss Claim Denied by Arbitrator Monson
Sir E J Monson British minister to Greece has decided in favor of Denmark on all points in the Butterfield claim dispute over vessels lost near St Thomas West Indies. The decision against the United States follows a long arbitration between the two nations.
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Copenhagen
E. J. Monson
Greece
United States
Denmark
Butterfield
St. Thomas
West Indies
General Anderson Elected Commander at Grand Army Session
About 400 attended the opening Grand Army of the Republic session Avacosta Me February 4. General John P D Anderson of Gray was elected commander on the first ballot with 248 votes. Officers elected include L L Wadsworth Gardiner junior vice commander John D Williams Portland chaplain Charles Southard Biddeford medical director George Ky Brickett Augusta council members Banaah Buck Skowhegan and A J Nickerson Swanville. Permanent headquarters voted for Portland. Five hundred fifty plates prepared for tonight’s banquet in Granite Hall. Speeches by General Alger Hannibal Hamlin and others.
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John PD. Anderson
Grayen
Anderson
L. L. Miller
Wadsworth
Gardiner
John D. Williams
Portland
Charles Southard
Biddeford
George Ky. Brickett
Augusta
Council of Administration
Banaah Buck
Skowhegan
A. J. Nickerson
Swanville
Selaon Connor
Granite Hall
Alger
the Lion
Hannibal Hamlin
Waldoboro
Steamers Arrived at Major Ports
Arrivals listed from Feb 1 to Feb 4 include Grenrath from the Mediterranean to Baltimore, Liei Evricksen from St Jago to New York, Maine from London to Philadelphia, British Prince from Glasgow to Philadelphia, Hibernian from Boston to Philadelphia, Lalandhe from New York to Antwerp, brooklynity from New York to Buissel, Elysia from New York to Glasgow, and Lord Q O Neill from Baltimore to Glasgow.
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Grenrath
Mediterranean
Polsera Te
New York
Liei Evricksen
St. Jago
Philadelphia
Maine
London
Dwiisea, Ee
British Prince
Liver
Noy
Glasgow
Hibernian
Boston
Antwerp
Lalandhe
Buissel
Brooklynity
Elysia
Lord Q O’ Neill
Bridge disaster near Cascade Locks reported in Wasco county
In heavy rains a construction train passed a bridge sixty eight feet high west of Cascade Locks. Ten laborers were killed and sixteen injured when the tender fell. Conductor French and engineer George were among the injured. A three-doctor train was dispatched to the scene amid telegraph outages from Dalles.
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San Francisco
Cal
Dalles
Oregon
Willamette Valley
Portland
Puget Sound
Dalics
Smely
French
George
Seely
Cascade Locks
Wasco County
Controversy Over House Journal Readings Sparks Attack on Reed
A fragmented account from Waspixeron reports Speaker Reed facing Democratic criticism over journal reading practices and attempted rulings. Springer and McKinley challenge refusals to read full records while Governor Ac reary moves to adjourn. The piece questions whether Republican support shields improper proceedings.
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Reed
House
Welfonse
Congressional Record
Jours Usue
Sprinwver
Illis Hois
Major McKinley
Ohio
Springer
Senate
Ac ‘Reary
Kentucky
Ulollon
Major Melinsey
New York City Chamberlain Croker Resigns
Richard Croker resigns as city chamberlain of New York due to ill health. He plans a southern trip for recovery and rest.
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New York
Richard Croker
City Chamberlaan
House Journal Fight Over Reading Delayed Rules Today
Washington February 4 The House debated approving the journal with McKinley pressing for full reading and Springer demanding omitted portions. The Speaker ignored protests and the previous question passed 165 to an undisclosed vote. The journal was declared approved amid tally disputes.
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Washington
Meinley
Springer
Journal
Myr. Springer
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