Supreme Court reverses in Minnesota railroad merger case
Washington April 1 the Supreme Court held that federal circuits lack jurisdiction in the Minnesota case against the Noi securities company and the Great Northern and Northern Pacific railroads. The court ruled removal from state to federal court was improper and ordered remand to state court. The decision reverses the lower circuit ruling and dismisses the federal jurisdiction claim.
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Dinter
Fustive Ciiatian
Redy Dejd
Shan
Millionaire Kelly Dead at Arcade Hotel
In Springfield Missouri on April 0, millionaire manufacturer Kelly, 13, died at the Arcade hotel after a two week visit in the city and county. A banquet he hosted recently drew nearly all local men of age.
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Kelly
Bpringfield
Arcade
Mune le
Missing boy seeks mother in St Clair poorhouse
In Fort Neron Michigan a man named Berry searches across the United States and Canada for his mother Hof Torenta. He discovers her in the St Clair poorhouse at Coadel. Berry has traveled widely in his quest and was only two when his mother died, leaving several siblings.
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Fort Nuron
Mich
aArthee
Hof Torenta
Spersiinger
St. Clair Puare
Coadel
Berry
Vie
United States
Canada
Mr. Erty
Miss Sartoris To Sail For Paris Wedding Aid
Miss Rose Mary Sartoris sails from St Louis to Paris France to assist at the forthcoming wedding of her brother Captain Algernon Sartoris and Cecile Noufliard. The voyage marks a family wedding event with travel from Missouri to France.
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Miss Sartoris
ST. Louis
Rosemary Sarterig
Faris
France
Capt
Algernon, Sartoris
Cecile Noufliard
Russian Grand Dukes See War Duty Amid Court Protocol
St Petersburg April 12 The Grand Dukes Cyril and Boris Vladimirowich, grandsons of Emperor Alexander I, are the only Imperial family members serving in the war. Kuropatkin allowed Cyril and Boris to serve as aides de camp with no active duties, while Cyril stays in Port Arthur and Boris follows. Cyril, 28, is popular and studious, opposite Boris, 27, known for wild ways and Anglomania, who once rented an English country house at Tsarkoe Sele and filled it with English staff and equipment.
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ST. Petersburg
Cyril
Boris Vladimirowich
Alexander I
Presentaor
Kuropatkin
Uney
Boris
Cytil
Ty da
Borla
Russia
Brest
Tsarkee Sele
London
England
Rusela
Koris
Ceoire
Port Arthur
Kurapatnin
Forced Ball-Playing Preacher Resigns at Watersbury
Waterbury Conn April 1 1 A minister Rev Louis Heklen led a five year stay amid strong ties with young men and outdoor activities notably baseball. Disputes over higher criticism and clashes with church members led to his resignation after differing views on serpent's visit and Adam and Eve.
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Waterbay
Conn
Watersbury
Louis FL Heklen
Holden
Adam
Rive
Bank of Joh
Church
Russia's Baltic Fleet Seen Inactive In War Status
London April 12 The question of the Baltic fleet's role in the war is of keen interest. It appears the squadron is largely useless due to the vast distance from action and difficulties in reaching the east via the Mediterranean and Suez. Officials doubt any route exists aside from the northeast passage, a feat only once completed by Northenskiöld in a specially built ship taking two years.
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Lonnon
Far East
Suez Canal
Ee Sea
Grief Claims Hunting Dog At Freeport Funeral
A long serving hunting hound named Jack died soon after his owner Dr Hammond of Freeport passed away. The dog, loyal to the last, lay by the grave with a rose on his paws and did not move. He was found dead the next morning, a sorrowful tribute to grief.
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Long Laland
Marter
Grist
Jack
de. Hammond
Freeport
Ainse
Cheee
Woman of 70 Sues for 10000 Damages
New York April 12 Aged 70 year old Mrs Mary Brightson files suit against Mrs Mary Jane Cahill seeking 1904 damages for alienation of her husband John Brightson The case has long lingered in Brooklyn Supreme Court and is set for hearing after Brightson's lawyers pressed for action Cahill counsel seeks amendment to the defense Brightson maintains the alleged conditions persist and the statute of limitations does not bar the suit
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York
Mary Brightson
Mary Jane Cahill
John Brightson
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
May Make Her Bare Burn
Atlantic City New Jersey reports Mayor Stoy will question criticism by Mrs. Pierre about American resort morals. Alfred Royer will present the issue at the next league meeting to address Mrs. Pierce Ives English bathing remarks. Capt John Young and Pastor Sinnickson comment on surf bathing habits and public morality concerns rise from the controversy.
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Atlantic City
X. J. Autrh
Stoy Surg
Alferd Royer
Word origins of writing and runic letters
A compact note traces early letter forms before printing, mentioning Teutonic forebears and materials like parchment and beech. It hints at calendars and runic features, noting the terms and purpose behind the development of alphabetic writing in northern regions.
Hope and Health for All Women Cure Ad Trial Bottle Free
Hope and Health for All Women touts Zoa Phora as a permanent cure for female ailments including irregular and painful periods, leucorrhea, kidney and bladder troubles, and childbirth regulation. A testimonial from Mrs. Paul Burns claims dramatic recovery after multiple doctors advised operation, with free trial bottle and illustrated medical book offered by Zo Phora Co. Kalamazoo Michigan.
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Paul Burns
Parshallville, Mich
Amer
Zo Phora Co
Kalamazoo
Mich
Iire
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