Brewer Defends Broad Use of Judicial Injunctions
Justice David J. Brewer of the U S Supreme Court told the Des Moines gathering that equitable injunctions should have a wider scope in federal practice. He argued government diplomacy rests on honest, principled use of injunctive power to prevent wrong and align law with advancing civilization.
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David J. Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Justice Brewer
Machiavelli
Talleyrand
John Hay
Picketing Ban Upheld by Illinois Court In Kel log of Chicago
The Illinois Appellate Court affirmed the injunction against picketing the Kellogg switchboard plant in Chicago. Judges Preeman Baker and Stein censured rioting and destructive methods used by the strikers. The decision bars intimidation of employees and their families and disallows coercive threats.
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Holdom
Illinois
Chicago
Kellogz Awitchboard
Preeman
Baker
Stein
Georgia Cantalope Crop Boosts Local Market
In Albany area cantaloupe growers report a strong season. Planting with Rocky Ford seed yielded excellent fruit quality and high prices. Over the past three weeks Albany shipped at least 10 train cars of melons, mainly sold to agents loading on wagons along the Ridings. Earnings from the 200 cars are estimated well over $445,000 for the area.
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Rocky Ford
Albany
Belknap Nominated for Governor at Kentucky Republican Meet
The Kentucky Republican convention nominated Morris Belknap of Louisville for Governor and endorsed Roosevelt for the presidency. The platform denounces assassination and lawlessness in Servia and Kentucky as threats to civilization and calls for state remedies to restore order. May Move Headquarters.
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Kentucky
Morris 4
Louisville
Roosevelt
Servia
Cleveland Pierces Fire Turmoil and Kurdish Turmoil Outline
Principal speaker Bryan denounces President Cleveland during a plaza event. A Russian steamer Nadejka burned near Niogorod with many perishing. Kurdish forces plunder a monastery near Burpargon with injuries and loss of portable property. Erie Road lobbying and Chicago railway interests faced scrutiny amid turmoil.
Whipping Bride’s Father Forces Consent to Marriage
In Matambra district Ohio Rev Harris, a Baptist preacher, refused to allow S Harvey Carter to wed his daughter Mie. Harris’s sisters beat him with cowhide to compel consent. Carter’s date and details unclear, but the preacher finally yielded, allowing the marriage to proceed once persuaded by the women.
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Rey
Martin Uarris
Matambra
Harvey Carter
Mie
Harria
Carter
Hig Nome
Tila
Harris
Roy
Lake Yields Murder Mystery Near Hammond
A body found in Lake Michigan near Hammond shows heavy head and shoulder blows with two large stones tied by a rope around the neck. Coroner Turner reports the man, about 45, 5’10”, well dressed, likely a murder victim. a brass safety deposit check from Chicago’s Commercial Safety Deposit Company was found in a pocket. The body washed ashore two weeks after drowning, discovered by watchman Tweeb Selmerkehauser of Tingia Steel Company.
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Hammond
Lake Michigan
Euimmond
Iain
Turner
Commercial Safety Deposit Company of Chicago
Tweeb Selmerkehauser
Tingia Steel Company
Tacoma Woman Revives Copper Tempering Method
Tacoma resident Mrs. Anne Renstrom discovers a practical tempering process for copper, forming a plant to produce hardened copper with spring steel like properties. Her process yields trolley wheels tested by Seattle Electric Company, lasting 61 days and over 12 000 miles of operation, with similar tests in Lucans, San Prunc elsee and Oakland.
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Tacoma
Anne Renstrom
Wash
Lax Incorporated
Stenstrom
Seattle Electric Company
Lucans
San Pruncelsee
Oakland
Death Reveals A Dual Life In A Utah Prison
A dramatic report traces the double life of EK. W. Hamilton, a prisoner in Salt Lake City, revealing his alias Thomas F. Keefe and his prior wealth as a Grand City Iowa real estate figure. He killed a farmer, escaped jail twice, and was sentenced to life, ending his life by suicide. The item also mixes several unrelated notices about accidents and legal cases.
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Hamilton
EK. W. Hamilton
Salt Lake City
Thomas F. Keefe
Grand City
Iowa
Utah
Woman who posed as man held in Prentiss County case
In Prentiss County Mississippi Willie Ray, a 25 year old resident long seen as a man, concealed her sex for eight years while working as a farm hand and earning wages. She dressed as a man and traveled to Booneville weekly, later renting a farm and opening a store account before her sex was revealed at the courthouse last week. Ray, originally from Tennessee, said she did it to earn a livelihood.
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Prentiss County
Miss
Misa Wille Ray
Heraelf
Misa Ituy
Prenting
Booneville
Willie
Iebe
Bonneville
Tennessee
Thor
Remand Captain Blum's Healed Duty Sparks Boycott Threats
Evansville unions threaten to boycott Captain Juling Blum's employers after alleging he ordered militia fire on a mob during a riot at the jail. The Cook Grocery Company faces pressure to discharge Blum or face union action while the Business Metro Association pledges a boycott and appeals to residents of Dyansville.
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Associaton
Hvansville
Lod
Juling Blum
Business Metro Association
Cook
Blum
Dyansville
Chief P. M. Arthur Dead at Union Banquet
Chief P M Arthur head of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers dies after collapsing at a banquet during the annual convention. He fell while beginning a toast, prompting widespread mourn. The report also covers storms, wrecks, strikes, and other incidents across the country.
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The
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Eugineers
Winhipes
Michigan Supreme Court Blocks Salt Contract Challenge
The Michigan Supreme Court, with a majority and Justice Grant dissenting, set aside a $10,000 judgment against the National Salt Company in Wayne Circuit Court. The court ruled the Detroit Salt Company contract illegal as restraint of trade and aware of efforts to seize salt market control. The Bennett v. Carr decision is upheld, and the state’s oleomargarine law faces a setback by allowing manufacture or sale of margarine colored with coloring matter like crude cottonseed oil.
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Genelaion
Nationas
Dnatie Grant
Detroit Salt Company
Wayne
National Salt Company
Supreme Court
Articlala
Detroit
Bennett Va. Carr
Michigan
Soldiers Lead Kansas Mob in Lynch Threats
Leavenworth police thwarted an attempted lynching of Everidge Williams and Walter Brown after soldiers and civilians gathered at their homes near the old fair grounds. Police moved Brown and Williams to the station as armed mobs surrounded the houses. Several men with revolvers were arrested and later released. the incident lasted about an hour.
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Leavenworth
United States
Kurt Leavenworth
Everidge Williams
Walter Brown
Kan
Williams
Brown
Williama
Judge rules guardians cannot lease Creek Nation lands
Judge GW Shiymond of the western district of Indian Territory invalidates leases on about two million acres of Creek land. The ruling holds that a parent cannot lease a minor's land without formal guardian status. Many acres allocated to minors were leased by parents, affecting thousands of acres and funds. Creek Nation holds over 2.7 million acres with about 2.5 million leased to outsiders. only an estimated 600,000 acres are leased legally.
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GW. Shiymond
Indian Territory
Raymond
Mure
Mrs J G Blaine Dies in Maine Widow of Blaine Passes
Harriet Stanwood Blaine born in Augusta 1880. Widow of James G Blaine she taught in Georgetown Ky before marriage. Surviving daughters noted. Nebraska to Arizona plan new combustible plant by wealthy Detroit group. Rumors of British island seizures denied. Divorce rumors in Sioux Falls. Prominent man Edwin J Phelps commits suicide in New York. Judge Leeds instructs acquittal in Colorado Springs bribe case. Kishinetz murder confession denial. ambush shooting near Stillwater Minnesota. Peonage trial in Montgomery ends with no verdict. Kuntz sentenced five years in Pittsburgh.
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Sis
Jamey G. Maine
Augusta
Blaine
Harriet Stanwood
Bor
Georgetown
Janes G. Blaine
Ulil Mya
Blaine Waa
Gie
Stillwater
Mlon
Joseph Neiman
Ti Ia
Neimaan
Montgomery
Ala
United States
Mether Turner
Thomas G. Tones
Tent Endeavor Falls at Denver Convention Disaster
A giant tent during the Christian Endeavor convention in Denver collapsed under a sudden squall, injuring one, with 8,000 attendees panicking. Chicago delegate A M Ramsey directed crowds to hold poles and prevent suffocation, while Mrs. Winifred Sleep coordinated power shutoff to avoid live-wire danger. The 290 by 180 foot tent wrecked. no fatalities. King Edward replies to King Peter I of Serbia on accession. Britain’s stance unchanged.
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Christian Endeavor
Chicago
A. M. Ramsey
Mr. Ramsey
Winifred Sleep
St. Mark's Hospital
Electric Light Company
Jessie M. ‘Thornburgh
Chrvisthin Endeavorera
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Boston
Edward VII
Peter I
Notable Figures and Events Highlight Late 19th Century News
Depe Leo’s fortune tops five million dollars. Dr Samuel Smiles is the oldest living author in England. Bourke Cochran may become a permanent London resident. Ivo D Sankey, evangelist, owns a country house at Westport. Arlington plans a monument to Captain Austin R Davis USMC who fell in the Chinese campaign. Theodore Roosevelt becomes life member of New Jersey Historical Society. George A Wyman completed a San Francisco to New York motor journey in fifty days. President Loubet to resume astronomical studies after leaving office. Walter M Howland, Amherst 1863 graduate, elected president of the college. John Philip Sousa, burdened by overwork, resists charges about his band in England.
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Depe Leo
Samuel Smiles
Bngland
Bourke Cochran
London
Ivo D. Sankey
Westport
Arlington
Austin R. Davis
Roosevelt
New Jersey Historical Society
George A. Wyman
San Francisco
New York
Loubet
Caves of State
Walter M. Howland
Amherst
Jol Philp Sousa
England
Trade and harvest outlook amid Weather and demand
The Weekly Review notes improved New York conditions with stronger wholesale trade and holiday demand. It cites higher commodity prices, slower labor disputes, and expectations of steady farm prices, with wheat yields in Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota seen around 180 million bushels and potential export surplus amid drought effects.
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New York
Lt. G
Semen
Freemilla
Tivtatargeam
Vibern
Cnpper
Welaw
United States
Canada
EH Be Yune
Chicago Cattle and Grain Prices Across Markets
A fragmented price list shows cattle hogs and sheep values by city including Chicago New York St Louis Detroit Milwaukee and Buffalo with futures like No 2 wheat corn oats rye and creamery butter and eggs quoted in cents per unit and per bushel. Various markets report steady to fluctuating bids with range notes for choice shipping steers hogs and lambs and minor shifts in grain prices across regions.
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South Dakota State Board of Regents Ag
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West Motroe
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Consolintial Stock Exchange
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Tent Endeavor
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