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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1901

Page

9

Supreme Court Signals Porto Rico Not Foreign Territory

The court held that Porto Rico was not foreign at the time duties were levied and that duties collected before the Foraker Act must be returned. It ruled Congress could regulate insular revenues and tax goods between the islands and the United States, with separate status until action by Congress.

Washington United Sates Supreme Court United States Philippines Delima Downes Porto Rico New York Congress New Orleans Justice Brown Harlan Brewer Peckham United Gray Shiras White McKenna Dereliit Brown Gotze Porto Foraker

Administration Upholds Insular Policy in Supreme Court

Solicitor General Richards explains the court's decisions on the Philippine and Puerto Rico cessions. He says the ruling treats these territories as domestic, under Congress control, not automatically part of the United States, thereby affirming insular policy and government authority.

Washington Richards Department of Justice Supreme Court Porto Rico Philippines United States Congress Union

Supreme Court Decision on Islands Favors Administration

President and cabinet received word by telegram that the Supreme Court had sustained the government's insular cases, affirming the administration's contentions. Mrs. McKinley accompanied the president on the journey, showing relief as the party moved toward home.

Supreme Court Islands Omaha

Union Pacific Controls Northern Pacific Stake

News from New York on May 27 reports that Director Adams of the Northern Pacific sold stock holdings to the Deutsche Bank and Union Pacific, granting Union Pacific control of the Northern Pacific. J P Morgan is said to be furious at the discovery and accuses friends of treachery.

Northern Pacific New York Director Adams Deutsche Bank Union Pacific J.P. Morgan

All Except Legation Guard Now Out of the Flowery Kingdom

Washington May 28 A war department dispatch from General Chaffee at Taku reports the transports Sumner and Lennox sailed May 27 and that all troops slated to leave China are en route to Manila Havana May 28 Cuban Constitutional convention votes on the Platt amendment expected today after debate with Tamayo Portuondo opposed by Sanguily Berret Conservatives foresee a 17 to 11 approval vote

Legation Guard Flowery Kingdom Washington War Department Havana Tamayo Portuondo Sanguily Berret

Boers Capture a Post Near Maraisburg

The Times reports from Craddock dated May 27 that Kritzinger's invaders into Cape Colony captured a post near Maraisburg after stout resistance. Cheeseman Embraces Episcopal Faith. Rev. T W C Cheeseman, formerly a Congregational minister at Ashland Nebraska, now joins the Episcopal church in Creston Iowa.

London the Times Craddock Kritzinger Cape Colony Maraisburg Cheeseman Creston T. W. C. ‘Cheeseman Ashland Neb

Snuffles the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure Promises Relief

An old practitioner claims a new treatment for catarrh called Snuffles the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure. It pledges to remove the cause and permanently cure catarrh with a month’s supply for one dollar, plus instructions and home-use regimen. The ad asserts quick relief from hay fever and head cold, warns neglect may lead to consumption, and directs orders to Edwin B. Giles & Company, Philadelphia.

United States Canada Edwin B. Giles & Company Market Street Philadelphia

I Have waited for it for three years George asks for marriage

A London Standard fragment shows a man named George about to propose to a woman who playfully anticipates becoming his wife. She asserts she has waited three years while he hesitates at the sudden offer.

George London Standard

Empire brand hosiery offers and textile caveat

An 1881 notice promotes Empire brand ladies and children's hosiery direct from mills with a 25 cent trial set and a 500 pair silk hose offer. It guarantees three times wear, fast color, and refunds if not satisfied. Also mentions a 500 trial pair of ladies silk hose and a booklet available free.

Empire Empire Kwitrinee Fulton St New York City

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