Supreme Court to rule on uniform taxation clause
Washington May 24 The supreme court is expected to rule next Monday that the constitution does not follow the flag and that the uniform duties clause applies only to states. The decision will be divided with at least five opinions and may extend the rule to territories by Congress. Berlin May 24 German officials deny Waldersee will leave Pe kin and say he departs for Japan around May 31 with uncertain return routes. Germany aims to charter vessels for troop return and Pei Chi L garrison will be smaller than British or French forces.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
Claus
States United
Congress
Berlin
London
Count Vor Waldersee
Pekin
Kwang Su
von Waldersee
Japan
Shanghai
Germany
Pei Chi L
Real estate listings flood Franklin area with county land and houses
Monroe Edge, land agent and notary public, advertises numerous properties across Franklin and nearby towns. Listings include 232 acres on Wilmington Creek with two houses, 40 acres near Morgan's gin, 46 acres outside the suburbs, 150 acres near Kege, and multiple 5 room houses, barns, wells, cisterns, and improvements. Some properties offer exchange for city property, easy terms, or cheap sale, with attention to acreage, cultivation, pastures, and oil districts.
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Peer Allen Academy
Mill
N. Depot
Eeuthery
Witon Creek
Madisonville Road
Madison
Grimes County
Wixon Creek
Brazos County
Arvan
Kege
Karten
Wellborn
Calvert
Bryan
Enn
Llano
Tana County
Texas
H.& TC
Anda
Ww &B
Lamb Springs
Brazos
Lhant
Yours For Business
Monroe Edge
la’ d Agent
Notary Public
Cortelyou Likely to Succeed Postmaster General Smith
The Chronicle reports that George F. Cortelyou may take over as Postmaster General as Smith nears retirement, though Cortelyou declined to confirm. Meanwhile Corean minister Min Hui Cho arrives in Washington with three aides, and Brig. Gen. Fred D. Grant with Maj. Gen. Bates will return to the Philippines after their leaves.
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Washington
United States
Fred D. Grant
J. C. Bates
Philippines
Shelby County Bank Suspends Payments In May Move
In Montecello Alabama on May 24 a Shelby County bank suspended payments after cash withdrawals rose and collections slowed. The notice on the door said the action was temporary and due to the cash flow issue.
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Montecello
Ala
Shelby County
Deor
Milne's Arrival Draws Tepid Welcome in Southampton
Sir Alfred Milne arrived at Southampton from South Africa and faced a muted public reception. Officials greeted him with ceremony, but the crowd's enthusiasm fell short of government expectations.
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London
Sir Alfred Milne
Southampton
South Africa
Constitutional convention pledges to submit constitution to people
Montgomery Alabama May 24 The constitutional convention unanimously pledges to keep party pledges and to submit any constitution framed to the people for ratification Madrid May 24 A ministerial crisis is imminent in Spain due to election disturbances.
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Montgomery
Ala
Madrid
Crisi
Astwood Convicted in Philadelphia Church Case
Rev H C C Astwood pastor of Bridge Street AME church in Brooklyn found guilty of misapplying church funds insubordination and conduct unbecoming a minister at a Philadelphia conference session. He was later arrested in Harrisburg on a separate charge of defrauding a boardinghouse keeper in August 187? and posted bail for a hearing.
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Harrisburg
H.C. C. Astwood
Bridge Street
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Brooklyn
N. Y
Philadelphia
Astwood
ISJ
Dr. Astwood
United States
San Domingo
Hungary coal situation eyed by US consul in press cables
Consul F D Chester reports to the state department that the United States could win the market in Hungary by stepping in on coal supplies. He notes Hungary's growing need as a heavy coal importer and its industrial development hinges on fuel access. In Pittsburgh a Texas firm contracts for two 115000 barrel tanks from Riter Conley, valued around 30000 dollars, to be the largest ever built.
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Washington
United States
F. D. Chester
State Department
Hungary
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