UNCLE SAM LOSES TO COAL TRUST IN SUPREME COURT FIGHT
United States Circuit Judges Gray and Dellas dissent as the eastern district of Pennsylvania dismisses the government’s bid to enforce the commodities clause against anthracite coal railroads. The opinion argues the clause invades state rights and may be appealed to the Supreme Court. government argued to regulate interstate mining by carriers.
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Supplies getting low in Dun's Review trade brief
Dun's Weekly Trade notes cautious gains across sectors yet signs point to tightening supplies and rising demand for fall and winter trade. Production of pig iron up this year, workers back in mills, shipping in apparel houses tests demand. sentiment in cotton goods improved though overall trade volume remains steady. Indiana judge refuses campaign assessment. Fitzgerald freed in Chicago treasury theft case.
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Death in a New Jersey lake ends jewel drenched mystery
Mrs. Ashton Harvey was found dead in a lake on the Short Hills estate of Stewart Hartshorn, wearing white and a fortune in jewels. Her husband Ashton Harvey, a wealthy corporate lawyer, believes suicide. authorities noted her recent odd behavior and the dramatic jewelry set she wore, including a $25,000 pearl necklace.
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Bryan Charges Cannon with Wealth Claims in Illinois Tour
William J. Bryan assailed Speaker J. G. Cannon during Illinois stops, asserting Cannon overestimated his wealth and accused him of backing predatory corporations and blocking reform. Bryan estimated his own wealth at 150000 dollars, detailing earnings from lectures and writings and challenging Cannon to disclose his finances and sales history. In separate boxing notes, Battling Nelson defeated Joe Gans by knockout in San Francisco, securing the lightweight title after a sustained assault through twenty one rounds.
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