Judicial Opinion on Deportation Authority and Statutory Construction
The judge questions deportation power under the act and whether sixth section authorizes removal. He notes the act lacks explicit deportation provisions and suggests Congress must enable such action before ordering detention or removal. The court cannot act beyond authorized statutes and contemplates future statutory authorization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Supreme Court
Atgi
Congress
Deportation Awaited as Custody Is Terminated
A court order states that while deportation proceedings are pending, the individual shall be discharged from immediate custody. The ruling emphasizes timing and compliance with immigration procedures while the person remains in limbo between detention and removal.
Multiple Fatal Train Incidents Reported Across States
A series of deadly rail accidents and related violence are reported. Rev William Graham and his wife died after being struck by a Central railroad train near Miller Georgia while walking in rain. Nancy McCarrizgher and her daughter were struck by a fast train at Shousetown Pennsylvania. John Light killed Ephraim Dean in Kentucky over a money dispute. Outlaw gunfight in Visalia California wounded detective J Black. Separate political appointments announced in Washington include Wendell A Anderson as Montreal consul general and John B Riley as Ottawa consul general among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laxta
William Graham
Miller
Graham
Aid
Pittseure
Nancy McCarrizgher
Shousetown
Pittsburg and Lake Erie
Bosom
Lhat
John Light
Ephraim Dean
Light
Dean
Wasnmarox
Wendell A. Anderson
Wisconsin
United States
Montreal
Canada
John B. Riley
New York
Ottawa
Jacob Sleeper
Massachusetts
Legation
Bogota
Colombia
McCormick
Virginia
George C. Wadell
Arizona
World's Columbian Comisasion
William K. Mead
Engineer Killed In Indianapolis Train Collision
Train No. 36 on the Louisville New Albany and Chicago line struck a horse in a cattle guard west of Broad Ripple eight miles from Indianapolis at 4 am. Engine and baggage car overturned. three coaches derailed. Engineer George T. Plant fatally injured and died an hour later. Fireman Williams badly hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inpranapolis
Louisville
New Albany
Chicago
Broad Ripple
Here
George T. Plant
Williams
Secretary Smith Restricts Civil War Pensions
Wonsi town May 27 Secretary Hoke Smith has repealed the Baum and Bussey order, narrowing disability pensions to those not able to earn support by manual labor. The change is expected to cut annual payments from about 15 to 20 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wassiieton
Hoke Smith
Baum and Bussey
Charles S Rogers Found Dead in Mississippi River
The body of Charles S. Rogers, president of the Northwestern Cordage Company, was found in the Mississippi River near the fish factory two and a half miles below the bridge where he leaped to his death. The body has been identified.
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St. Paul, Minn
Charles S. Rogers
Northwestern Cordage Company
Mississippi River
Influenza Epidemic Strikes Pasto and Locust Plague Reports
In Pasto Ecquad or Ecuador 5000 residents suffer from influenza one fourth fatality rate described as frightful Citizens of Colombia in the Caucua valley report locust swarms damaging crops and threatening food supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotoman
Pasto, Ecquador
Colombia
Caucua
Devastating floods leave 10000 homeless in Louisiana parishes
May 29 report details dire conditions in East Carroll Moorehouse West Carroll and Madison parishes as northeastern Louisiana floods strand thousands. Rescue crews save forty four Negroes from Swan Lake while two children die of exposure and an old hermit survives on dog meat atop his roof. Gov Foster dispatches tents to Lake Providence and seeks more aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Carroll
Moorehouse
West Carroll
Madison Parishes
Swan Lake
East Carrellton Parish
Murphy J. Foster
Lake Providence
Judge Grants Open Sunday at World’s Fair Gates
In Carcaco May 29 the World’s Fair directory loses a bid to close gates on Sunday. Judge Stein issues a temporary injunction preventing Sunday closing, citing no law compels such closure and Illinois laws not overridden. Nearly 100000 visiters enjoy an open Sunday with France’s pavilion drawing crowds. A lineman, O M Bennett, was severely shocked by a live wire at Muncie.
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Stein Sjiesnes
Carcaco
Stein
Charles W. Clingman
Exposition Company
Congress
South Park
C. H. Howard
Illinois
Ita
Worwy
Farr Grounds
Mcenchinery Hall
Park
Liberal Arts
France
Terrible Deeds In Roanoke Death by Fire and Knife
Roanoke Indiana saw a double tragedy when Christian Habikus, 74, killed his wife Mary 70 with a butcher knife, then set the house ablaze and killed himself in the garret. Neighbors found the body amid flames and debris after late night combat with the inferno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Roanoke
Christian Habikus
Mary
Habikus
Smail
Uabilius
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Blee
Orth
William Yatine
Unfortunate Firm N Portz Co Faces 30000 Liabilities
Fostoria Ohio May 29 Another failure follows the assignment of ex Secretary Foster. N Portz Co and N Portz C Foster are named as the firm. Liabilities are about 30000 with assets exceeding that amount. The move does not affect Alcott Hardware, successor to Portz Hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fostoria
Ohio
Foster
N. Portz & Co
Portz
Findlay
Alcott Hardware Company
Portz Hardware Company
French naval tops give commanding view in battleships
The navy reports French designers add protected tops to battleships with speaking tubes engine bell links and a steering wheel in the mast top. It promises improved control visibility above smoke and fog, seen as better than Farragut tied to rigging. A sermon in New York faults Dr. Briggs and defends free speech in religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farragut
New York
Madison C. Peters
Briggs
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
Daylight Inspection Order Aims at Border Crossers
An unsigned treasury draft would forbid crossing into the United States by foreign residents from 7 p.m. to 11 a.m. effectively guaranteeing daylight inspection to curb cholera and illegal entrants. Nickel Plate brakeman Cavanaugh is reported sick and off duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasutxatos
Treasury Department
United States
Cavanaugh
Dr. Foster Dies After Long Medical Career
Dr. John L. Foster aged eighty nine died at his son John’s Fort Wayne home after a lingering illness. Born 1804 in Stanford Connecticut, he practiced medicine in New York and Newburgh before moving to Fort Wayne. He leaves five surviving sons Scott David N Albert Z and Samuel M all noted as wealthy business men.
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John L. Foster
D. N. Foster
S. M. Foster
Stanford
Conn
Orange County
N. Y
John
New York City
Harriet Scott
Hale
Foster
Newburgh
New York
Scott Foster
People’s Bank
Brooklyn
Fort Wayne
Mesers
D. N
Scott
David N
Albert Z
Terre Haute
Samuel M
William Prange
Milan Township
Emanuel Bostick
East Wayne Street
Brights
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
John W
Ephriam M
Chicago
William D
Valve Works
E. B. Kunkle
Charles Hanna
Sarah McCain
Oakland
Cal
Dayton
Ohio
Charles
Samuel Hanna
Hanna
Europe
California
Carry H. Pong
S. Fred Hanna
Memorial services honor heroes at Ma sonic Temple
The Heroes of Our Nation are Lov ingly Remembered as memorial services at the Ma sonic Temple Monday afternoon attracted a large crowd. Rev. Dr. Moffat opened with prayer, Miss Leo Long sang, and addresses were given by Rev. J S Ainslie and Rev. S A Northrop. Mrs Stedman McCann recited a patriotic piece and Rev. J S Nelson gave the benediction. In the morning, the Fort Wayne Rifles, the Rifle Cadet corps and Zollinger Battery attended services at Wayne Street M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Moffat
Leo Long
J.S. Ainslie
S. A. Northrop
Stedman McCann
J. S. Nelson
Fort Wayne Rifles
Rifle Cadet Corps
Zollinger Battery
Wayne Street
M. E
Memorial Sermons By Local Ministers Honoring Soldiers
Rev Eldridge preached a memorial sermon at Grace church for old soldiers. Rev A K Zartman conducted services, as did Rev Marble at Berry street M E church and Rev Paschall at St Pauls M E church.
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Eldridge
A. K. Zartman
Grace Church
Marble
Berry Street M. E
Paschall
St. Pauls M. E
Honor Rites and Obituaries Highlight Fort Wayne Memorial Day
Memorial ceremonies were held with extensive floral tributes to unknown soldiers as crowds gathered, parades formed at Berry and Calhoun, and Colt Zollinger presided while Rev. Driver delivered the day’s oration. Obituaries followed for Emanuel Bostick and Mrs. Sarah Hanna with details of their lives and survivors. Thomas Mannix was named transfer mail clerk at the south depot, a $900 yearly post.
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Berry
Calhoun
Marshal Bradley
Flist Regiment
Lindenwood
Col
C. A. Zollinger
J. L. Leeper
John M. Driver
Columbia City
Driver
Leo Long
R. Stedman McCann
Thomas Mannix
George Viberg
McNagey
South Depot
Mannix
Cleveland
Decoration Day Observed Across Cities with Veterans Parades
Under clear skies on May 30 in St Louis and New York, G A R posts paraded and visited cemeteries to decorate graves with laurel forget me nots and flowers. Memorial services honored fallen heroes at National Cemetery and other monuments.
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St. Louis
G. A
Imihortelles
National Cemetery
Jet Barracks
Sydney
Ohio
B. W. McCullough
Texas Pacific Railway
Percene
H. C. Townsend
Missouri Pacific Railway
Townsend
C. P. Fegan
Texas Pacific
J. GC
Pasenger
South Pacific
Cooper Nott
Texan Fa
Missouri Pacific
France Chandler
Wabash
P. Wishart
Frizco
de Martin
Wanawaker
Meade
Laurel Hill Cemetery
G. A. RB
New York
National Guard
Santa Isabelle
Ernor Flower
Worth Monument
Mansfield grocer J Dickson killed at rail crossing
Mayfield Ohio May 30 James Dickson about seventy was struck and killed at the Orange Street crossing by a western Pennsylvania train at oclock. He was among Mansfield’s wealthiest citizens with an estimated fortune of 300000 to 400000. He operated a city grocery for years and leaves a family of four or five.
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Christian Habikus
Roanoke
Germany
America
Summit Avenue
Mary
Barney Freiburger
Charles Street
Fort Wayne
Habikus
MansScla
Mayshetp
Ohio
Jameny Dickson
Orange Street
Capum
Dickson
Manfield
Death toll from cholera rises in Hamburg quarantine report
Dr Nash reports by cable from Hamburg that one death occurred yesterday from cholera in Hamburg. Hamburg officials confirm another death over the prior week as authorities work to prevent and detect the disease.
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Nash
Jenkins
Hamburg
Hawkes
Tig
Bess
Johi
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S. Fan. Guomps
White
New
Hother
Bargin, Hy
Visatra
Evans and
Bonnetag
J. Black
San Francisco
Black
United States Marshal
San Diego
Thomas Barns
Evans
Sonnetag
Smoathe
Indianapolis
Wone
O. M. Bennett
Muncie
Roaanoke
D. C. Twining
Joseph Bryson
Inez Schrivens
Ellen Schrivens
Edward Wasmuth
Inez
Colonel Kent
William M. Yahne
Marshal Twining
Mary Habikus
Almastly
Othe
Habilus
Perry Stump
Stump
Beaver
Huntington
Twining
Calaboose
DR. Briggs
Rev
Peters
DR. Foster
John Hochstrasser
Centlivre Brewery
Leo Road
Centlivre Park
Cleusmeier
G. W. McCaskey
Frederick Jasper
William Jasper
West Superior Street
Father Vineyard
St. Louis’ Catholic Church
Jefferson Township
Joseph B. Bryson
North Cass Street
Butler County
William Werling
Adams County
Freidheim
Schlesnelman
Mary Lauten
Erma Gaylord
Ronald Brokaw
Frederick W. Jasper
Viola Bricker
Rudolph Guier
John B. Marrine
Barbara Reese
Epi
J. W. Payton
Ralph C. Henry
William Wilkinson
Henrietta Steinberger
Maggie Fitzpatrick
John Hockatrausse
Sarah Hazes
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