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Indiana Evening Gazette in Indiana, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1911
Page
1
Supreme Court Opinion Process Described in Historic Account
A detailed look at how Supreme Court justices prepare decisions and dissents. It explains conference procedures Under lock and key drafting stages dictation printing and final publication. The process covers assignment by the Chief Justice writing opinions deliberations and eventual release to the court and readers.
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Usail Eis
United States Supreme Court
Button Substitutes for Collection Plates at St Marys Dover
Pall Mall Gazette reports that in St Marys church Dover plates are to be substituted for collection plates, on the express ground that many buttons have been found from the latter.
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St. Mary's Church
Dover
Pall Mall Gazette
Oscar's Wife Asks Divorce in Nyack Suit
Mrs Malvina Hammerstein began divorce proceedings in Nyack New York Supreme Court for an absolute divorce from Oscar Hammerstein on statutory grounds. The suit cites a prior Texas case where Frances Lee claimed damages of 106000 for alleged breach of contract over failed opera singing services reportedly rendered in nursing and other care.
Waters May Beat Vera Flood Mark
Pittsburgh January flood forecast warns of rising river levels after heavy rainfall. Predictions indicate waters could reach 27.3 feet with a 20-foot stage likely, following recent downpours. Northside residents were alerted by police to prepare for high water.
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Vera
Pititsburg
Gas fumes ruled cause in Cumberland wedding deaths
Experiments by Dr. J A Littlefield and A H Hawkins of Cumberland show the deaths of Miss Grace Blosser and Charles Twigg Keyser occurred from fumes of a gas stove, not cyanide of potassium. A cat placed in the couple’s couch spot died after exposure, with autopsy findings mirroring those of the pair, clarifying the incident on the eve of their wedding.
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Cumberland
Dra. J. A. Littlefield
Grace Blosser
South Cumberland
Charles EB
Iwigg
Keyser
W. Va
Helosser
Will sign commissions for Chilton and Watson as senators
Charleston West Virginia January. Governor Glasscock plans to sign the commissions of Watson and Chilton as United States senators as soon as they are elected. The move realigns the state senate for a fresh election of U.S. senators, drawing mixed reactions from Republicans and Democrats. The Wheeling incident earlier in the week is mentioned in passing, noting the gunboat’s safe return after a blast at sea.
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Glasscock
Chilton
Watson
Charleston
W. Va
Jan
Gusscock
United States
Senate
Getu
United State
Fepat
Waehustin
Jem
Burdens of odd English child names stir scandal
Chicago Record-Herald notes oppressive practice of English parents naming children with grotesque or embarrassing monikers. The piece cites examples like Roger the Ass and Boadicea Bushur, detailing the social pain for youngsters and the blunt disapproval they face as they grow up. The article critiques how caprice and vanity in naming can scar innocent youths.
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England
Pusghady
Senerset
Hoveo Care Ags
Welliudert Wolseley Thoberts
Atthar
Wellestes Wellton Watertie
Neele
Roger the Ass
Armister von Davies
Boadicea Bushur
Ufa
James
William Brown
Ein Elarper
Iril
Hewitt
Chicago Record-Herald
The Gentleman in White and the Red Cross Idea
During the 1859 Solferino campaign Jean Henri Dunant witnessed wounded soldiers left untended. With peasant women he organized ambulances at Castiglione, aiding French Italians and Austrians alike. His acts and words led to the idea of the Red Cross and a humane code.
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Red Cross
Jean Pdunant
Solferino
Soliers
Wni
Castiglione
Dunant
Angel
The
Christian Ferald
Costly Drop Curtain Forged by Meissonier for a Theater
A theater manager sought a drop curtain from French artist Meissonier claiming it would draw crowds. He estimated the needed 18 by 14 meters, but Meissonier priced it at 80 000 francs per meter, totaling 21.6 million francs, and warned it would take 12,000 years to complete at 25 centimes per square meter, joking that the artist was too old for the undertaking.
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Meissonier
Jean Lons
Ernest Meissonier
Lit
Predict Fizzle of Untried Plan
Washington dispatch reports Stan Clark of Missouri, soon to be speaker, opposed to removing the speaker's power to appoint committees but endorsing a test of Democrats in Ways and Means control. He warns a Democratic czar in the House would be deplorable and that the coming caucus will discuss tentative committee plans amid friction and pressure from members seeking assignments.
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Clark
Stan
Gannon
Washington
Juan
Champ Clark
Miscouri
House of Representatives
Democratic Party
Speaky
Ways and Means Committee
Congress Iivers
Itv
Whey
Jaldan
Conn
Cleveland Olympic bill and local tragedy report
Cleveland may host Olympic events with a proposed 250000 appropriation and a joint Cleveland and federal commission to be appointed by President Taft. A separate note reports the drowning of 83 year old Lina Davis in West Virginia while visiting relatives near Beacons Ferns. Also, Milton Keller of Butler, aged 20, was fatally injured by a falling tree at John Sullivan farm, Garver area.
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Wrashington
Baden
United States
Taft
Committee On Industrial Arts and Expositions
Fairmont
W. Vadan
Butler
Milton Keller
Agel Ahan Dears
John Sulivan
Garver
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