Guam Not Sheltered by the Constitution
The Attorney General rules the U S constitution does not extend to Guam and that Governor Leary acted within his authority when condemning Lt Safford's residence for government use. The decision upholds eminent domain and confirms U S title to the disputed property. Admiral Leary has died and Lt Safford has left the navy for a position with the Agricultural Department.
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Washington
Guam
Leary
W. B. Safford
Safford
United States
Treasury
Navy
Parks Ousts Brophy In Rump Convention
Samuel J. Parks of New York City led a breakaway session at the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers convention in Kansas City. He challenged Daniel Brophy by claiming forged credentials and unseating him, while President Buchanan warned the rump session was unconstitutional.
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Kansas .City
Samuel J. Parks
New York City
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Daniel Brophy
Union 2
Scranton
Penn
Parks
Brophy
Buchanan
Warden
New Haven
Recount Work Begins Amid Ballot Review in Boston
The Boston election board starts recounts at nine this morning in Faneuil Hall, reviewing about 17 petitions. Democratic ballots are expected to finish today while Republican recounts delay to Monday. only contesting parties may attend. McIsaac Logan in South Boston stay without new developments as Quinn supporters expect Ward 7 tally lead.
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Board of Hblection Commissioners
Faneul Hall
McIsaac
Logan
Boston
John Quinn
Ward 7
Quinn
Lowell mill survey finds no child labor violation
Chief Ware of the district police after a tour of Massachusetts mills in Lowell says no violations of labor law were found. He noted limited time for inspection and stated that the claim of children aged 10, 12, and 13 being openly employed is not supported by his observations.
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Chief Ware
District Police
Massachusetts
Lowell
Mary Freitas
Canal a Job Watterson Louisiana Courier-Journal charge
Henry Watterson writes in the Courier-Journal that U S Senators sold out over the Morgan Hepburn Isthmian canal bill and accuses the Panama route of being the result of a gigantic job. He cites the Nicaraguan route designation and commission report as pivotal in the debate.
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Louisville
Henry Watterson
Courier-Journal
Birmingham
Ledger
United States
Panama Controversy Moves Through Congress Amid Maneuvering
The passage of collateral testimony and shifting public opinion drive the Panama debate as the Spooner act replaces the Morgan-Hepburn bill. Panamanian influence and newspaper support surge while the Senate faces a brewing confrontation with the President over the looming decision.
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House
Senate
M. Haduardo Lampre
Panama
Washington
Spooner
Nicaragua
Colombian treaty busts under rascality in Bogota
The document accuses delays and urgings for a new treaty to cover 20 million dollars to thieves in France and America under the Spooner act. It asserts Bogota demands 20 million as well and declares the Colombian treaty dead due to rascality. It challenges the President to act or continue political maneuvering to aid transcontinental railway obstructions.
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Panama
France
America
Spooner
Bogota
ExMayor Ames Appeals to Supreme Court
Ex mayor Ames of Minneapolis filed an appeal with the Supreme Court arguing the indictment against him wrongly labeled bribery while listing specific instances not covered by the general charge. The move was announced in St Paul as of September 2.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Ames
Minneapolis
Supreme Court
Health and Hunger Road to Consumption
Three pathways from health to consumption described as routes leading many to die yearly of tuberculosis. The piece frames health as a starting point and disease as the ending fate, portraying a mournful progression.
Neglected Cold Advances to Consumption and Death
A slight cold and neglected cough are described as progressing to chronic bronchitis and then to consumption. The text notes the illness can extend to the lungs and lead to death.
Koch Lung Cure Promises Quick Tuberculine Treatment
Claiming to cure tuberculosis and related lung diseases, the Koch Inhalation uses Koch Tuberculine to kill bacilli and clear mucus. The Koch Institutes in multiple cities report daily patients, with a free first examination and treatment offered at 361 Boylston Street Boston.
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Koch Institutes
Boston
New York
Newark
Buffalo
Chicago
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Erie
Rochester
Altoona
Koch
Boylston Street
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Oxford
Wade
Hood
kLene Bowdoin Square
M’cart—Murphy
Sterling St
P. A. Frederickson
William J. MecCart
Katherine Murphy
Watterson
Henry Wattherson
Kentucky
H. B. McConnell
Boylston St
Hotel Pelham
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Wrilson Jewels Co
Scollay Square
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