Supreme Court Justice Defends Writ of Injunction
Justice David J Brewer of the U S Supreme Court argued before the Town State Bar Association at Des Moines for the power and wider use of equitable injunctions by federal courts. He warned that restricting the tool would clash with advancing evil and urged its expansion as essential to justice.
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David J Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Justice Brewer
Machiavelli and Talleyvrand
John Hay
Appellate Court Upholds Picketing Injunction
The Illinois Appellate Court in Chicago affirms Judge Voldman’s injunction barring picketing at Kellogg’s Chicago switchboard plant. Justices Freeman Baker and Stan concur that violent and destructive tactics are unlawful and that peaceful protest cannot threaten workers or operations.
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Holdom
Alnois
Chicago
Voldmn
Kellogg
Aim Chicago
Freeman Baker
Stan
Unclear OCR on Georgia cantaloupe crop notes
Fragmented text discusses cantaloupe harvest in Georgia and measures of yield and price. Mentions growers, fruit quality, and cash receipts, but readability is limited with many garbled words and missing context.
Belknap leads ticket amid chaotic political talk
A fragmented dispatch reports Belknap leading a Republican slate as delegates debate platform lines. The piece notes endorsing Roosevelt for president and references contentious statewide conflicts, church headquarters moves, and related political maneuvers as the era's public discourse unfolds.
Dual Life Secrets and Notable Deaths Across News
A jumble of short items reports on E W Hamilton Kil a notorious desperado in Utah adopting the name Hanlin and committing murder. a seven year old boy’s throat injury in Red Bank New Jersey. China Manchuria talks to open treaty ports. an oil tank explosion near Marcus Hook causes heavy damage. a Washington storm fatality. Alfred Knapp condemned to die by electric chair. South Dakota exonerates Prof Droppers. a 101 year old woman dies after a fall in West Monroe. Lavinia Wheeler dies at 102 in Oakland.
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United Oil Company
Marcus Look
Chester Pao
Mareusd Hook
Demand Captain Blums Head in Evansville Labor Dispute
Evansville labor unions threaten to boycott the Cook Grocery Company over Captain Julius Blain who supervised militia fire at rioters. The Business Mens Association backs discharge or boycott, calling for patron withdrawal from the firm.
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Hoycott
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Ind
Julius Blain
Blin
Cook Girocery Company
Mets Association
Bhim
Fivansville
Captain Blum
Michigan Court Holds Salt Contract Illegal In Restraint Case
Michigan Supreme Court with Justice Grant dissenting overturns a Detroit Salt Co judgment for $10,000 against National Salt Co. The court rules the contract aimed at controlling the salt market was illegal and confirms a Bennett case ruling. The report also mentions a thwarted lynching attempt in Leavenworth Kansas and other docket items from the era.
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Michigan Supreme Court
Grant
Detroit Salt Company
Wayne
National Salt Company
Supreme Court
Detroit Company
Bennett —Es. Carr
Michigan
Endurance Convention Tent Collapse at Denver
Eight thousand attendees at a Christian Endeavor convention in Denver faced a tent collapse when gusty winds tore down the structure. Chicago delegate A M Ramsey alerted the crowd to catch falling poles, while Mrs Winifred Sleep of Denver ordered currrent shutoffs to prevent live-wire danger. Several injuries were reported but no fatalities, and the tent measuring 250 by 180 feet was wrecked.
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Christian Endeavor
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Guy Ropeas
Mr Ramsey
Winifred Sleep
St Mark's Hospital
Electric Light Company
Jessie M Thornburgh
Christian Endeavorers
Slimost Mraculum
United Society of Christian 12 Sthay
Aml
Tbeth I
Perees Averthin
Jiabuia
Saute
United States
Lake yields murder mystery near Hammond Ind
A unidentified man’s body was found in Lake Michigan near Hammond with heavy blows, rope marks, and water deterioration. Coroner Turner could not conclude murder. a brass safety deposit check No 38 from Commercial Safety Deposit Company of Chicago was found in a pocket. The body, about 45, 5 feet 10, 160 pounds, well dressed, washed ashore near Jirob Schnerkehauer, water maturity Thine Steel Company.
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Ind
Lake Michigau
Lkauimonu
Turner
Commercial Safety Deposit Company of Chicago
Jirob Schnerkehauser
Tacoma Woman Revives Copper Tempering Method
Mrs Carre Reustrea of Tacoma Washington discovered a tempering process using plant material to harden and temper copper. Trolley wheels built by Mrs Renstrom using the method were tested by Seattle Electric Company with favorable results and a wheel showing strong service after extended testing in San Francisco and Pacific areas.
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Mra Carre Reustrea
Tacoma Wash
Renstroms
Otue
Seattle Electric Company
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S.nuhir
Paco
Sao Fran
Casey
Prentiss County Woman Lived as Man for Eight Years
Miss Winie Rey, a 25 year old Tennessee native, lived as a farm hand under male attire in Prentiss County Mississippi for eight years to work as a farmer and run debts. Her sex was revealed at the Booneville courthouse last week and she has since worn female clothing.
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Prentiss County
Willie
Booneville
Tennessee
Trade Review Signals Brighter Prospects and Stable Prices
St G. D. & Co. reports improved business among merchants as weather benefits and stronger domestic demand lift trade. Cotton and staple goods show modest gains. railway earnings rise, steel mills face work delays, and agricultural implements buyers boost iron demand amid steady prices and hopeful grain outlooks.
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Commodity PLC
Vittsburg
United States
Canada
Notable Early 1900s Figures and Events Chronicle
Pope Leo holds a fortune over 5 million dollars while Dr. Samuel Smiles is cited as England’s oldest living author. Bourke Cochran may become a permanent London resident and Ira D. Sankey sells his Eastport country home. A monument in Arlington honors Capt Austin R. Davis. Roosevelt becomes a life member of the New Jersey Historical Society. George A. Wyman completed a San Francisco to New York motorcycle trip in fifty days. Loubet plans to resume astronomical studies after state duties. Walter M. Howland, Amherst 1863, elected president. Sousa resumes conducting after overwork in England.
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Eastport
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Hfe
New Jerves Historical Society
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Chicago Cattle and Hogs Prices Across Markets
Market report lists Chicago Indianapolis Cincinnati Detroit and New York cattle hogs and sheep prices by grade with074 variety of grain quotes including wheat corn oats and rye across multiple markets. Notable figures show Chicago hogs around 4.50 to 5.00 and cattle in the 4.00s to 5.40 range with assorted grain prices for No 2 and other grades.
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