Utah Supreme Court Upholds Eight Hour Labor Law
Utah Supreme Court affirms ruling upholding eight hour work limits in mines and mills as a valid exercise of state police powers. Holden jailed for violating the law, case aligned with protecting life health and morality. court not ruling on broader constitutionality. The decision preserves the law and discusses its aim to safeguard workers in unhealthy conditions.
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Washington
Supreme Comrt
Salt Lake County
Ipht Hiougres
Holden
Supreme Court Vn
Brown
Supreme Court of Utah
Supreme Court
Smithsonian Institution
Robert 8. Avery
Smithsonian
Thia
Avery
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
O Maias
United States
Ransom Payne
Secretary of the Interior
Payne
Senate
Turple
Senate votes 60 to 1 on Oregon appointive admission
Washington March 1 Henry W Corbett was denied admission to the Senate as Oregon's senator by Governor appointive action. The decisive 60 to 1 vote saw opposition from Bacon of Georgia and Burrows of Michigan while Morgan of Alabama supported his admission. Following the Corbett vote the Alaska homestead and railway right of way bill was taken up but not finished.
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House Comiges
Washington
Henry W. Corbett
Senate
Corbett
Bacon
Georgia
Burrows
Michigan
Morgan
Alabama
Alaska
Yeas
Aldrich
Allizon
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Walrbanks
Foraker
Rye
Hanna
Hansbrough
Hawley
Hoar
Lodge
Mantle
Mason
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Perkins
Bowell
Turner
Wetmore
Wilson
Allen
Ate
Berry
Butler
Caffery
Carter
Chilfom
Clay
Clark
Cockrell
Cullom
Davis
Debow
Kaulkner
Gurman
Gray
Gullinger
Hale
Heltfeld
Jones
Arkansas
Nevada
Kenney
Mindeuy
McBride
McMillan
Mallory
Martin
Mills
Mitchell
Money
Nelson
Pasco
Penrose
Pettigrew
Pettus
Platt
Connecticut
Rawlins
Roach
Rhoup
Stewart
Teller
Thurston
Titco
Parley
Turple
West
Warren
Wellington
Sharch
the House
Nebraska Man Defends Railroads in House Debate
Washington March 1 a Nebraska Democrat, long tied to railroad management, rebuked an attack on railroads calling railroad men not calamity howlers. He defends the industry and criticizes critics stating Tecine district contains the best people. Also the president sent to the senate a full record of the arbitration with Great Britain over Bering Sea seizure, with counsel opinion urging acceptance of the award Despite questions on precedent.
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Bhattue
Ohio
Green
Nebraska
Shattue
Tecine
Shattuc
Senate
United States
Great Britain
Bering Sea
Dan M. Dickingon
Robert Lansing
Charlesb. Warren
Treasury eases gold receipts in New York exchange
Washington March 1 Increased revenues and ample paper currency have led to a modified order at the New York sub-treasury. The assistant treasurer can now receive gold in exchange for paper currency to be shipped from the Washington treasury.
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Washington
Sub-Treasury
New York
Treasury
BASE BALL MAGNATES MEET AT ST LOUIS FOR RECONVENED ANNUAL
National League magnates including Andrew Friedman attend the re convened meeting at the Southern hotel in St Louis with minor league officials. Agenda centers on schedule changes rule revisions chief of umpires appointment and staff selection. The body approved routine business and set the next meeting date for December second Tuesday. Laguna County indictments and murder case updates not related to the meeting are noted in the same brief item.
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St. Louis
Andrew Friedman
New York Baseball Club
Asapue
Southern Hotel
Iis
Uetton
Nabual
Campaign Notes and Social Events In Midwest Cities
Grand Rapids hosts a campaign event with Daniel J. Cumpau leading the Mohawk Silver elab of Detroit and William Jennings Bryan as keynote speaker. Bloomington prepares a St Patrick’s day reception with Mayor Carter Clarrison and City Attorney le vine attending. A jail incident in Harris Beress case ends with a bottle hidden in a loaf of bread found by Jailer Whitutil. Port Huron reports Mrs Robert Mantell’s relapse and declining recovery prospects.
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Mich
Marek
Silver Democrate
Michigan
Detroit
Daniel J. Cumpau
William Jennings Bryan
Carter Hartian
Blomington
Wis
Carter Clarrison
Levine
Chicago
Order of Hibernians
Bloomington
Mareh Do
Harris Beress
Mantell
Port Huron
Mareh
Robert Mantel
Maine Court of Inquiry to Return to Havana for Evidence
Washington March 1 Court of inquiry will resume in Havana after gathering survivors' testimony at Key West and testing wreck mud for divers evidence. The Maine sinking cause remains debated with negative findings against internal explosion theories. Navy officials caution a lengthy process before a final report.
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Neve Department
Admiral Sicard
Key West
Court of Inquiry
Havana
Maine
Wey West
Merritt
Department of the East
Long
Camrom
White House
Alger
Dingley
New York
Gage
Akring
Bureau of Engraving
Would-Be Assassin Caught Targeting King George of Greece
Athens report says Karditza, 35, ex non commissioned officer, one of King George’s would be assassins. He confessed after surrender, claiming intent to shoot the coachman and horses, with a pistol for the king. President McKinley sent congratulations to the king.
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Greece
Athens
Karditza
Actay
George
McKinley
Bribery Case Shocks Marquette Officials and Banker
Munising reports allege Shaw Kendall company agents bribed village leaders to fast track water works. Four aldermen P Moore Bruno Bissel Hangen and banker Claude W Case arrested. The main charge cites a 606 dollar bribe offer to stop probing company methods as the project moved forward.
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Michigan
Marquette
Mich
Munising
Shaw-Kendall Company
P. Moore
Bruno
Bissel
Hangen
Claude W. Case
Abbreviated Telegrams Highlight Rest, Surplus, and Trials
A series of brief items notes unburied Maines to be laid in Key West, a March surplus expected of five million dollars, and recovering influenza cases. It mentions Stevenson visiting the senate floor, extended space deadline for the Omaha exposition, and a New York benefit raising over ten thousand dollars for Malone sufferers. Several mutterings include a Madrid shooting incident, San Francisco reception for William Seth, and a murder case in Gilesburg involving William Wilder. Reported military duty figures show ten million plus eligible men with militia deaths. California Governor Budd cites White’s retirement and a Democratic Senate bid, while Bramwell proposes naval wartime purchase powers.
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Stevenson
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Omaha Exposition
Malone
New York
Caesar Pacheco
Chaneral Woodford
United States
Hiingelf
Madrid
Surelay
William Seth
Sanvation Army
San Praneiaco
WilHaie Wilder
Gilesburyg
Atils
Charles Anderson
Wilder
An Vapemhaenat
Lewis
Wieslington
Chicago
Patrick Sentoni
Michael Clark
Clark
McKinley
Budd
California
Cate
United States Senate
Legisto Time
Democratic
Bramwell
Obie
Cardinal Gibbons Remarks on Maine Catastrophe
Baltimore March 1 Cardinal Gibbons urged that the Maine disaster was likely accidental and urged against declaring Spain responsible. He said only evidence of Spanish government complicity would justify war. A Key West dispatch notes divers struggle to recover bodies and the court of inquiry yielding little new information.
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Maine
Jdinel Gibbons
Dayning
Nutn
Golf Terms Misunderstood by Players and Newsmen
The New York Sun notes the comic confusion over golf terminology among players and spectators at Lakewood and Morris County. A Wall Street notable loses a match after misapprehending terms, while anecdotes recount mistaken ideas about swings, putts, and mashies in a lighthearted sports column.
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Lakewood
N. J
Willie Norton
Inquirer
Wall Street
Morris County Golf Club
New York Sun
Tom Burns Named Chicago Manager Despite Past Struggles
The report cites Tom Burns advancing to manage the Chicago team, noting his mixed record in the minors and majors. It highlights 1895 Springfield pennant success, 1892 Pittsburg tenure, limited popularity with players, and reference to the old Chicago stonewall infield.
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Tom Burns
Chicago
Springfield
Burns
Pittsburg
Pirates
Chicago Stonewall
Patsy Donovan
Smoky City
New York World
Time Table Arrives Departs from West and East Trains
Rail schedule listing multiple lines and stations including Dodgeville Madison Freeport Rock Island and Chicago routes. Details show arrival and departure times for Nos 1 2 3 4 32 34 87 66 68 65 72 56 and others with daily except Sunday or varying service days. Freight and passenger notes indicate through coaches and connections across the R. H. Holder and Chicago Great Western lines dated January 18 1896.
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Warren
Galena
Arrivyes
Nk Tiam
Freeport
Chicago
tNo
Tnoum
Theaine Whyt
Lee Ee Seeres
Rock Island
Clinton
Dubuque
St. Pan
Cedar Rapids
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Savanna
Ae Raggaro
Chicago Great Western RY
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Des Moines
St. Joseph
South Freeport
Chicago Limited
Chicago Express
St. P. & K. C. Limited
Express
Nod Express
Brewster House
Henry Hilberg opens firm at Stephenson and Chicago streets
Henry Hilberg announces a shop in the Stine building with samples for examination. Cleaning repairing and brushing offered on short notice. Hot Springs in the Black Hills of South Dakota promotes cures from its waters and offers first class hotel and baths. Tourist tickets sold daily with discounts on the first and third Tuesdays. Information via Chicago and North Western Railway agents.
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Chicago Streets
Stine
Black Hills
South Dakota
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
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