Nipper Wins East Skirmish in Supreme Court
In a ruling the court says it has no jurisdiction and asserts the defendants were not made parties to the suit. The decision narrows the case as to the rights of Nipper and the eastern claims presented.
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Nipper
Supreme Court
Commercial Tribune
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States Today
Minnesota
Great Northern and Northern Pacific
Federal District Court
Shiras
Great Northern and
Northern Pacific Railway
New Jersey
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Court of Équity
Bryan Dikes With Kilbourne at Columbus
The Columbus luncheon features William Jennings Bryan with Ohio Democratic leaders led by James Kilbourne as they discuss reviving the party. Bryan deflects on dominant campaign issues while signaling interest in party personnel and reform efforts.
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Columbus
Nebraska
Gamialies
Ohio
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William Jennings Bryan
Dr. Gilliam
State Committee
W. J. Frey
Findlay
Democratic State Central Committee
Supreme Committee
Charles W. Baker
Cincinnati
United States
Senate
Charles P. Salen
Cleveland
Tom L. Johnson
Burnett
Springfield
Dent Harry Alexander
Negley ‘D. Coeledo
N. . Bed Nord
Marion
James W. Faulkner
Ohio Democratic Editorial Association
Representative Brumbaugh
Darke County
Roudebush
Clermont County
General Assembly
Garber
Democratic Party
Taft
Philippine
Congress
Ohio ‘Legislaire
Revival Turmoil as Evangelist Faces Controversy
A Moody style revival at a local church triggers clashes over alleged sins among prominent members. Evangelist Barrett accuses leaders of rotten conduct and refuses to name individuals, prompting an overflow Official Board meeting and a tense confrontation with accusations of sermon plagiarism. The revival continues under a tense atmosphere.
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Holdi
Commercial Tribune
Eae Docholariy
Cdort
Gallant Ret
Barrett
First Baptist Church
Pastors Debate Modern Bible at Union Meeting
The Pastors' Union gathered with nearly all Protestant ministers present. Debates raged over adopting a twentieth century up to date Bible with clear explanations. Rev. W. H. Hormel urged ministers to deliver a readable, modern Bible to the people.
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Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Pastors’ Union
Ake
Ww. H. Hormel
Tillman Responds To White House Dinner Withdrawal
Senator Tillman denounces President’s withdrawal of a White House dinner invitation and defends his conduct and Senate privileges. He contrasts AngloSaxon duel tradition with modern US norms and asserts no breach of Senate rules. He questions who is the true gentleman in the dispute.
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Council
Washington
Newex
Tillman
White House
Senator Martin
Virginia
George B. Cortelyou
Senate
Prince Henry
United States
Legislative Assembly
Suniegs
Sam
Woman in Canton files divorce suit in maiden name
Theresa M. Ziegler petitions for divorce from Edward X. France alleging she was compelled to wed under threat of violence and never regarded herself as wife. Judge Harter heard the unusual case and reserved ruling.
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Commercial Tribune
Canton
Harter
Theresa M. Ziegler
Edward
France
Miagine
Dr Adams Reveals Hypnosis by Diss de Bar
Dr Mary Adams, back from two years in London, describes being hypnotized by the Diss de Bar woman in Washington and controlled to transfer her property. She says she was kept from outside contact and later robbed of funds and real estate in America, with authorities later arresting the hypnotist.
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Diss DE Bar
Mary Adams
London
England
Minta Davis
North Fourteenth Street
Andrew Bowers
Lagrange Street
Washington
Europe
America
Diss de Bars
Bill to abolish free lunches sparks Ohio debate
In Columbus on February 24 Representative McDonald of Dayton unveiled a bill to ban free lunch programs in saloons. The text argues such practices promote drunkenness and moral decline and unfair competition. Prince Henry visits Washington as Roosevelt hosts a grand White House banquet with naval and diplomatic attendees.
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Cormessial Tribune
Columbus, CO
McDonald
Dayton
Washington
Prince Henry
Bit ‘Roosevelt
White” House
White House
Roosevelt
O the Marine Band
Philippine tariff bill becomes law amid Senate turmoil
Washington February 24 The Senate passed the Philippine tariff bill 46 to 26 after eight hours of debate. South Carolina Senators Tillman and McLaurin were barred from voting due to contempt, while Foraker and others pressed amendments. The measure imposes duties on Philippine imports and provisions for U S Philippine trade and navigation exemptions through 1904.
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Senate
Tillman
McLaurin
South Carolina
Turner
Dem
Wash
Patterson
Col
Bailey
Tex
Foraker
Aldrich
Frye
Sr. McComas
Wellington
Maryland
McComas
Taft Commission
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United States
Philippines
Senator Foraker
Philippine Archipelago
Philippine Commission
Dingley
Philippine Islands
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