Amended bill in Senate committee sparks clash over court review of railroad rates
Washington February 12 Senators debated interstate commerce railroad rate bills as a daily session continues. Clapp absent, Dolliver and Aldrich scuffled over amendments, with a proposed compromise allowing court review of rates before enforcement, aiming to clarify constitutionality and limit immediate execution of orders. Critics fear it could invite radical judicial defeats.
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Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
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Dolliver
Aldrich
Ulan Nigderate
Negro poet Dunbar dies in Dayton after long illness
Paul Laurence Dunbar, famed poet of the Negro race, died at his home in Dayton Ohio on February 12 after three years of serious illness and a year of critical decline. Born June 1 1872 in Dayton he began as a newsboy and elevator boy and wrote from a young age. His first notable class poem appeared in 1891 and his first book Oak and Ivy appeared soon after. His best known poem When Malinda Sings was written for his wife Malinda.
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St. Louis Arrests Man Believed to be Jack the Stabber
John Brady twenty two a waiter unemployed was arrested as the suspected Jack the Stabber. Police say Brady confessed after identification by several women who had been attacked over three weeks. He was taken into custody and held for further charge.
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Jack the Stabler
Mystery of a Clever American Detectives in Paris Memoir
An American sleuth, posing as a tutor for Countess Steline’s ward, shadows a plot in Paris involving Count Sen tnilaire and Count Boni. The tale threads through aristocratic intrigue, a failing relationship, and a chase that impacts cross channel affairs.
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Sen Tnilaire
Paris
Count Boni
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Attempted life of Vice Admiral Chouknin shocks Sebastopol
A woman described as Krupnitskai shot Vice Admiral Chouknin in his Sebastopol office. He suffered breast and limb wounds. doctors expect recovery. An orderly killed the assailant, an unidentified woman, amid heightened fears of terrorist networks linked to Moscow radicals. The attacker arrived Feb 7, posed as kin, and fired four shots before being killed.
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Choukain
Life Insurance Swindle Involving McEachern Case
The report centers on a life insurance dispute tied to McEachern. Investigators found the death resulted from an accidental powder discharge connected to a prior homicide involving Robe rr Speed. The case spans fraternal societies, a jail move, and an arrest tied to the complex plot outlined in the damaged notes.
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Tsurance Company
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Jack Rowhoe
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