Editors Attack Supreme Court Hat Case In Federationist
Washington editorial under Samuel Gompers argues the Loewe hat decision harms labor and urges that labor organizations are not outlawed. It criticizes the court for misreading economics and denies any AFL boycott against Loewe. The piece links the case to broader Elkins Hepburn issues and railroad concessions questioned in 1905.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federationist
Supreme Court of the United States
Locwe & Co
United Watters
Loewe
American Federation of Labor
Loewe Company
Gompers
Supreme Court
Advocates Pearre Bill Press Labor Support Before House Panel
Gompers told a House Judiciary Committee hearing the Pearre bill would curb injunction abuse and protect labor from suppression. He argued presidents sympathize with workers and that courts have overreached against labor disputes, asserting the bill best defends working people against conspiracies and restraints. He cited anticipated Senate votes and dire warnings about judicial interference with labor rights.
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Gompers
House Committee On the Judiciary
United States
Gotupers
Maer
Supreme Court Upholds Elkins Law Against Hepburn Repeal
The Supreme Court decides that Hepburn’s Act does not repeal the first section of the Elkins law which bans railway rebates. Great Northern defense is noted as part of the ruling the decision issued in Washington on February 25.
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Great Northern Railway Company
United States
Wloy. Devereux Company
Minneapolis
Points
Washington
Hepburnin
Supreme Court
Ozl Company
Landis
Hepburn
Great Northern
Sec
Conference on Education in Washington Met Leaders
Public school superintendents from nearly all states and territories met with Dr Ed. Fe Brown United States commissioner of education to discuss mutual aid and central information services. Brown was named permanent chairman as the group voted for a new appropriation to fund a bulletin on contemporary educational movements.
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Washington
FE. Brown
United States Commissioner of Education
Central Bureau of Information
Brown
Congress
Bureits of Education
FE. C. Eliott
University of Wisconsin
Fassett A. Cotton
Indiana
Roland P. Falkner
Nation Civic Federation
Alexander Summers
United States Bureau of Education
Cannon Overrules Committee on Peonage Inquiry
Washington February 25 The almond unheard of procedure of Speaker Cannon overruling his own committee on rules caused surprise in the house. Through Dalzell the committee reported a resolution for investigation into peonage in the southern states. Mann objected that the report was not privileged and the speaker sustained him. Williams sought unanimous consent for consideration but at Dalzell’s suggestion it was recommitted.
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Washington
Almond
Cannon
House of Representatives
Dalzell
Mann
Williams
Senate Talks Subsidy and Currency Bills in Washington
In Washington on February 25 the senate debated the ocean mall subsidy and currency legislation with Gallinger and Depew backing the subsidy and Simmons and Whyte opposing the Aldrich bill. The criminal code revision bill was reviewed and the army appropriation of 85,007,500 was brought to the house. Hull explained the measure while Slayden of Texas condemned military extravagance and Holiday of Indiana urged higher pay for enlisted soldiers.
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Washington
Ocean Mall
Senate
Gallinger
Depew
Simmons
Whyte
Aldrich
Hull
Slayden
Pexas
Holiday
Ind
Oregon Laundry Workers Ten Hour Day Ruling
Washington on February 25 notes the U S Supreme Court upheld Oregon law restricting female laundry workers to ten hours daily. Curt Muller a Portland laundryman challenged the law, but the court affirmed its validity under state regulation.
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Washington
Oregon
Supreme Court of the United States
Curt Muller
Portland
Informal Inquiry Into Threat Letter From Black Band
Naval officials pursue an informal inquiry into a threatening letter allegedly written by a member of the Black Band to Commander Braunersreuther. The document references a machine at Lomatskhad and concerns security aboard Washington waters.
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Washington
Peb
Naval
Tve Bee
Braunersreuther
Lomatshiad
Treasury appeals on retail banth delivery in depositories
Treasury to deliver by March 2 a sum of 300000, 000 to the treasury after a vote on a retail banth appeal. The source notes a 20 percent rough public finding and mentions Vine secretary of the treasury.
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Woashington
Vine
the Treasury
Duis
Treasury
New York Couple Married at Americog Church
Another New York bride Countesa Paris Bebevout ApSchee Wether bee wed Gardiner Wetherbee and Catia Beadelps Fes retes de Polit of Paris in a ceremony at the Americog churchs.
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New York
Countesa
Paris
Bebevout ApSchee Wetherbee
Dateht Soof Gardiner Wetherbee
Catia Beadelps Fesretes de Polit
Americog
Fragmented Thought Fragments From Albion W Vourzee
A fragmentary quotation discusses how thoughts of yesterday shape today and life as projected, highlighting the enduring influence of past realities on present conditions attributed to Albion W. Vourzee.
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Albion W. ‘Vourzee
Tragedy in St Elizabeths Church Sets City Aflame
In twenty centuries of Rowan Catholic history no murder parallels the Sunday killing of Father Leo Heinricha by a nun as he administered the Eucharist. The church is reconsecrated and District Attorney Stidver moves swiftly to arraign the suspected assailant Giuseppe Alio, later linked to Giuseppe Guarnaccio, in Denver for first degree murder. The suspect, born in Avalon Sicily, had anarchistic ties and a troubled past in Italy. He was in New York in 1907 and reached Denver in November, with prior work as a section laborer in Elis Wan.
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Newyer
Rowan Catholic Church
Leo Heinricha
Leo
Iartyvr
St. Elizabeths Church
Peres A. Phillips
Matz
Los Angeles
George A. Stidver
Father Leo
Colorado Springs
Denver
Giuseppe Guarnaccio
Angelo Gabriele
Giuseppe Alio
Italy
Avalon
Sicily
Buenos Ayres
New York City
Kansas
Elis Wan
Cubans in a Celebration at Independence Anniversary
Albany Feb 25 reports the thirteenth anniversary of Cuban independence marked by a full business suspension and grand revelries. A national salute from the fortress preceded a carnival procession with the Carnival Queen in a decorated carriage as mounted police cleared the way. The Miguedisties held a meeting at the Satjot theater with Orations by Lovitz del Castillo.
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Travana
Pel
Abun
Othe Prada
Hiandreds
Csardages
Satjot
Santa Lateta
Matjar Renera Lovitz del Castillo
Yake DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills Promoted
Advertisement copy touts Yake DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills with claims to promptly relieve backache and weak back. Sold by WimoI Jungkunz, druggist at 85 Stephenson St.
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Yake DeWitt
Wimoi
Jungkunz
Stephenson St
Taxes due this month at office opposite post office
Personal taxes must be paid this month at the office opposite the post office, W F Rockey, Collector. Saturday.
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W.F. Rockey
The Daily Journal Delivery Policy
The Daily Journal is delivered to every city area once weekly by a dedicated circulation team. Regular subscribers receive a seven day service with doorstep delivery and optional mail options for out of area readers.
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the Daily Journal
Rochester tragedy ends in double murder suicide
Louie Barber 45 killed his sister Mrs Jerome Lewis 55 at their Medina home and then wounded himself. The case follows another family death last September when Bert Lewis killed his father and died by suicide.
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Rochester
Louie Barber
Jerome Lewis
Medina
Barber
Bert Lewis
Roosevelt Dinner Sparks Firebrand Finance Talk
Governor James W. Wieging Representative Francis Burton Harrison Henry C Rainey and Major Po J McCarthy were guests at the Young Men's Democratic club banquet in Harrison. They discussed the financial situation with a critique of President Roosevelt saying he uses his big stick until he is dead and buried then he mocks the grave and dares others to respond.
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Providence
R.E
James W W. Wieging
Francis Burton Harrison
New York
Henry C. Rainey
Po J. McCarthy
Young Men's Democratic Club
Fotel Savoy
Tarrison
Roosevelt
Populist National Convention Plans Unfold in St Louis
Three members of the Peoples party national committee have arrived in St Louis to arrange the April 2 convention. James W. Ferris of Joliet is chairman, Jay W Forrest of Philadelphia leads the national provincial committee, and A Parker of Parma Missouri also attends. The gathering will occur at the Olympic Theater.
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St. Louis
The
Peoples Party
James W. Ferris
Joliet
Jay W. Forrest
Philadelphia
Naa.tional
People's Party
Municipal Ownership Party
A. Parker
Parma
Chicago Shippers Challenge Rail Freight Rules
Chicago shippers filed a complaint with the Interstate Commerce Commission seeking to compel railroads to abandon a rule that refuses to load or unload on a road freight car. They argue the action is unlawful and unjust and aim to end the practice.
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Chicago
Med
Interstate Commerce Commission
NY Man Dies After West Nyack Collision at Station
New York February 25 Trenty Deiter ein of Spring Valley New York died from injuries suffered in a collision between a war on and an Ontario and Western express train at West Nyack railroad station. Another victim Warren Palier is in grave condition.
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New York
Trenty Deiterein
Spring Valley
N.Y
Ontario and Western
West Nyack
Warren Palier
Prohibition on Grain Exports Lifted and Other Ordinary Notices
United States minister to Persia reports removal of grain export prohibition. Kayton Motor Car Co resumes full operations with a complete force. Nineteen men begin a six-week walking match in Kansas City, walking ten rows a day. Mayor Poury AP Beardsley reelected at Kansas City Republican convention. Receivers for Westinghorse lap company ordered to turn property over to the firm. Noyes and Theodore Noyes departed with the body of Editor Noyes for burial. Ex-governor Voorhees and Frank Coombes implicated in perjury case in New York. A series of brief local business, military and transport items follow, including retrenchment orders, a naval officer’s death, and notes on freight service and ambassadorial matters.
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United States
Persia
Shire Department
Kayton Do Motor Car Company
Kansas City
Poury Ap, Beardsley
Republican City
Westinghorse Lap Compat
Pri
Lincoln Rights and Liberty League misquote Lincoln
Mrs Mo L Naqle disputes the Rights and Liberty League claims about Abraham Lincoln. She cites biographers and documents to assert Lincoln was a total abstainer and a temperance advocate who opposed legalized liquor and promoted the Maine Law. The letter defends Lincoln’s temperance stance and urges truth over misquotation.
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Mera. Nagle
Liberty League
Rights and Liberty League
Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Abaahama Lincoln
Republican Party
Springfield
Washington
Mervin
Dubuque Girl Attempts Suicide From Bridge
Mira Nellieese of Dubuque Iowa leaped from a high bridge into the Mississippi River, about seventy feet, and floated 800 yards before ice harvesters rescued her with pike poles. Despondency over family poverty blamed. she is seriously injured but expected to live.
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Dubuque
Towa
Mira Nellieese
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed Worldwide
The advertisement promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the premier remedy for women's illnesses. It claims decades of use and wide endorsement for conditions including inflammation ulceration spinal weakness backache irregularities and nervous debility, promising relief and harmony with the female system. It urges women to avoid substitutes and seek this product for recovery.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Tts Cost and Waterloo Medal Cause Politicized Jibe
A Prenelinnin greets an English soldier with a Waterloo medal and sneers at the government for the trifling gift. The soldier notes it cost the English government little, but the French paid with a Napoleon in the event’s price.
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Grand Opera House
Henry Mitre
Henry Woodruff
Harvard
By Aida Johnson Young
Freeport
And
Manhattan Company
Rosmersholm
By Hendrik Ibsen
C. P. Guenther’s
W. E. Nankeville
Arkansas Hills
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the State Bank of Freeport
Ill
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Bund
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Joseph W. Sherbondy
Boltender
Joseph W.sherbondy
Renal
Stephenson
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W. A. Sravens
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