Judge Parker Warns Against Federal Overreach in State Powers
Judge Parker argues against widening federal control over corporations, defending states’ rights under the constitutional framework. He cites Washington’s farewell advice, Kansas v Colorado, and the Tenth Amendment, urging amendments only through proper channels and warning that federal usurpation threatens dual government.
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Minnesota
Parker
United States
Ion
Washington
Supreme Court of the
Kansas
Colorado
Justice Brewer
Arkansas River
Story
Martin Vs. Hunter
Harris
Brewer
Congress of the
Congreso
Bowers
Congress
Riad
North Carolina
Foley
W. S. Martin & Co
Raids on vice and gambling sweep Spartanburg
Spartansburg police launch a vigorous campaign against gambling and vice houses. Two recently married women from the redlight district and two young men from prominent families were ordered to leave the city. Officials plan further notices to others, as public order drives intensify. The piece includes scattered commentary on legal principles and civic responsibility.
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Digestion claims and funeral notices in Raleigh and Greensboro
An assortment of items includes a testimonial for Peruna praising digestion and health benefits. The Raleigh Evening Times reports the funeral of W. F. Jackson, associate editor, with services at the Presbyterian church and pallbearers from local newspaper staff. Greensboro announces two Confederate veteran descendants scholarships at the State Normal and Industrial College, inviting applicants with selections to occur September 10.
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Raleigh
N.C
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Raleigh Evening Times
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Presbyterian Church
Evening ‘Times
City News and Observer
The
Ity
Greensboro
N. C
J. G. Broadnax
Nan
Educational Commuittee
Wesern
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Thas
Daughters of the Confederacy
North Carolina
State Normal and Industrial College
State Normaland Industrial College
J. I. ‘Foust
Prostate and kidney troubles threaten older men says ad
An old fashioned health notice claims over sixty men face dangerous kidney and bladder issues from enlarged prostate. It praises Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy and cites a Rockport Missouri testimonial of long lasting relief after two bottles.
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Foley
Hodney Burnett
Rockport
Tom
Sose Sree
Heria
African Cotton Subsidies Policy From German Colonies
Consular reports describe Germany’s plan to promote cotton in its African possessions. Subsidies of 40000 for German East Africa, 13500 for Togo, and 5000 for Cameroon support experimental cotton culture in spring 1907. A special subcommittee of industry leaders fosters a cotton company and urges rapid ginning, warehousing, railways, and transport networks to develop self supporting colonies and harness their vast natural wealth.
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Germany
Thomas H Norton
German East Africa
Togo
Cameron
Bremen
Ton’ Exchange
Ioat Leipaig’ Joint Stock Spinning ‘Company
Rhenieh Westphalian “Asociation
Turing
North Carolina Pine Association Meeting Scheduled in Wilmington
The North Carolina Pine Association, a leading timber group in the southeast, will meet in Wilmington on September 4 to decide on curtailment actions and mill shutdowns after an August discussion without action. The association holds mills across North and South Carolina, Virginia, and eastern Maryland.
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North Carolina Pine Association
South Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
Wilmington
N. C
Police arrests rise in July and August reports
From the New York Times, Acting Commissioner O Keeffe’s figures show more arrests for attacks on women and girls than the prior year. He met with the mayor to discuss the police situation, noting daily totals and a peak of six arrests on one July day.
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Olice
New York Times
Rieseteatereaisis
Terenet Uly
Gures
O'Keeffe
Fayor
Inns
Pierpont Morgan Calm Amid European Tour Return
Pierpont Morgan returns on the White Star liner after an extended European stay. He remains serene and undisturbed, declines to discuss financial matters, and tells reporters he will study the situation before making any preliminary statements or promises.
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Pierpont Morgan
New York Times
Lowa
Lin Fentlemen
Christensen Defeats Demetral in Boston Wrestling Match
In Greenville DC last night Al Christensen of Boston defeated William Demetral of Chicago Greek in a fast match at the Grand Opera House before about a thousand spectators. Other bouts are being arranged here.
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D. C
al Christensen
Boston
Wiliam Demetral
Chicago
Grand Opera House
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