Railways Fight State Control and Rights in Virginia
Governor of Virginia argues railroads challenge state traffic control. Complex dispute over rates. Virginia constitution requires four weeks of publication for rate orders. federal judge blocks publication, sparking questions on commission as court or legislature and state rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Supreme Court of Appeals of
Supreme Court of the United States
Pritchard
Federal Circuit Court
Supreme Court of Appeals
Supreme Court Off Appeals
Railroads and Federal Power Challenge Virginia Legislative Rights
Claude A. Swanson of Virginia denounces Judge Pritchard for assuming power to halt state legislation and orders by interfering with the Virginia corporation commission. He argues federal rulings threaten state legislative prerogatives and curb intrastate control, urging resistance to federal overreach in rail traffic regulation. The governor warns of judges arresting state processes and calls for upholding state authority over interstate commerce.
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Pritchard
Corporation Commission of
Virginia
Legislature of
Corporation Commission
Congress
Corporation Commission of Virginia
Supreme Court of the
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Claude A. Swanson
Richmond
Cass and Grant clash over judge Paulus and Myers for delegates
In Cass and neighboring Grant counties the race for national delegates and a potential Indiana supreme court seat centers on Judge H J Paulus and Quincy A Myers. The tug includes rival camps of Landis and Fairbanks supporters, with local leaders urging unity to back strong progressive candidates for president and for congressional seats in 1908.
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Paulus
Indiana Supreme Bench
Cass
Grant
Quincy A. Myers
Supreme Bench
Cass County
Quincy Myers
Fred Landis
Judge Palus
Grant County
Mr. Myers
Maj. Steele
Steele
Congress
Wabash
Myers
Judge Paulus
Logansport
Landis
Fairbanks
Mizm
Flackford
Ike
Land
H. J. Paulus
Bull Frogs
Frederick Landis
Thaod Butler
Huntington Times
Huntington County
Indiana
Do. W. Fairbanks
Eczema Relief Credited to Cuticura Trio
A Fort Crook serviceman recounts twelve to fifteen years of eczema on hands arms and legs worsened by winter itching. After six days using Cuticura Soap Ointment Resolvent he reports itching ceased and sores cleared. The ad promotes Cuticura external and internal treatments for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Worell
U. S. Infantry
Fort Crook
Nebraska
Kentucky Girl Charms Lady Newborough a London Hostess
London society calls Lady Newborough the season's most charming hostess. She is married to Lord Newborough and owns 1900 acres on the island. Lady Newborough is the daughter of Col. H. M. Carr of Kentucky.
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London
Love at First Sight Debate Led by Sir James Crichton Brown
At the London International School congress attendees heard a scientific discussion on love at first sight. Sir James Crichton Brown opened the topic and argued it is not a cerebral dormancy caused by awakening associations but a distinct affinitive impression.
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Gue
London
James Crichton-Brown
New York Teachers Plan Increases Set Minimum Salary
A proposed salary plan would raise New York teachers minimum to 720 and increment annually toward 1400, aiming to set a model for other cities and improve pay scales for educators.
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New York
All’s over says Robert New York
Robt Edeson reverses plans to marry actress Ethel Levy after her divorce from George M. Cohan earlier this year. The stage world wonders why as Edeson announces an end to the engagement and Ethel had shown him as her future husband in public.
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New York
Edeson
Ethel Levy
Ethel
Geo. M. Cohan
Robert
Efdeson
Duchess of Marlborough funds two London homes for prisoners wives
The duchess of Marlborough oversees two London houses furnished for charity. One house will shelter about 20 wives of prisoners serving sentences where they will learn laundry work and sewing. The bishop of London will dedicate the homes in September. A second home allows wives to take babies when visiting prisoners. The duchess may cancel a planned US trip to continue her charity work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchess of Marlborough
Charity
London
United States
Pope blesses order for Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament
Mother Katherine Drexel, a former Philadelphia society figure, returns from Rome after pontifical recognition of her order. The Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament run schools in Carlisle Pennsylvania Nashville Tennessee Rock Castle Virginia Santa Fe New Mexico and St. Michaels Arizona. Mrs Harry Lehr Mrs Emmet and other Drexel relatives attended the return services.
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Katherine Drexel
Philadelphia
Rome
Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament
Katherine
Carlisle
Nashville
Tenn
Rock Castle
Santa Fe
N. M
St. Michaels
Ariz
Harry Lehr
Emmet
Drexel
Socialism Rising in World Politics Says Professor Bushnell
Professor Charles J. Bushnell warns that socialist influence is growing globally and may soon control or balance power in governments. He cites trust consolidation, wealth disparity, immigrant pressures, and rising social reform sentiment as signs, and argues socialism seeks collective ownership of needed goods to improve society.
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Prof
Bushnell
City notices weed cleanup for Indianapolis lots in 1907
The Board of Public Works notifies Indianapolis property owners in Marion county that weeds on listed vacant lots must be cut and burned by August 13, 1907 or the city will perform the work and assess costs to owners. List of numerous lot owners and additions follows.
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Indianapolis
Marion County
Indiana
Commissioners of Public Health and Charities
M. Ablanalp
S. Park Land Co
H. C. Jenson
David & Beatty
B. Zimmerman
Jotn Frost
T. C. Harrison & Co
E. M. Gillett
Phipps
Springdale
Porter's
K. R. Newcomb
Porter
Re. W. Stahlit
N. Arsenal Park
E. Meyers
Myers
N. Illinois St
L. McDavis
Avondale
C. L. Deitz
Ada
R. Phipps
Phi
Indianapolis Car Co
J. E. Dickert
J. O'Brian
West Side
Meridian
Ytality
Fourth-St
North Park
T. G. Hamilton
Lockwood and
McClain
Pleasant Run
S. Shelby
J. F. Cannan
Emiley B. Fletcher
Senate Ave
Burton & Campbell
Park Place
A. Cass
Henry Wright
Hyde Park
S. J. Coats
Kenwood
R. A. King
Davidson
J. R. Hall
Wright's
Sharps
W. E. Wilson
Kenwood Park
J. H. Woodruff
John Frost
T. C. Harrison
B. Coulon
Stout
J. K. Matthews
Other& Lieber
M. J. Moore
Indiana Ave
E. Skillman
Kothe & Lieber
J. EB
H. M. Perry
R. M. Pippenman
Kate « Lieber
E. Barnes
Indiana-ave
P. C. Hansen
B. Henderson
Armstrong Park
E. Pierson
T. I. E. Pierson
J. Mattern
T. Davidson
J. C. Jameson
Arms
C. CU ‘Rryon
Bradin’s
N. B. Wise
M. E. Church of Newport
Perry Co. Fa
M J. Southworths
J. A. Detaken
Armeatrong Park
D. W. Yeager
W. H. Barnford
F. Jaak
G. W W. Knepper
D. W. Gerard
H. A. Hower
S. O. McKernon
Armstroang Park
L. G. Robertson
H. Dale
Bradings Et al
D. M. White
I. MekKee
M. Jeck
Anna M. Jeck
Mn. E
M. E. Moran
Adi
Fannie B. McKee
S. Denny
Stouts Indiana Ave
W. J._Hole
Bradin
Hutchin's
Darnell
College Park Land Co
Forest Park
Roman Oehler
Burton's
N. Indianapolis
Oc. R. Moffitt
Keystone Park
31St
M. H. Hall
Stroh's
Ritter
M. Mullally
B. Kirshmeier
H. W. Miller
Marian Park
TH. W. Miller
Miller & Wacker’s Parkway
Thos. C
Milton A Morris
A. Morris
A. Th. Reece
J. A
M. Bruce
E. Lewis
O. T. Stout
A. P. Shoff
Keystone
Park
BE. W. Landers
J. L. Jenkins
Bradin’s Et al
F.A. Moteler
Armstrone’s
Inc. W. McDonald
Tudiana-ave
W. L
M. Demaree
Dr. Martin
New York
A. B. Porter
Blake
M. A. Morris
Ada Edmund D. Clark
Eugene Buehler
Frank A. Morrison
Thomas FR. Nobele
Thirty-Second Street
Northwestern Avene
Canal
Rader Street
Street Railway Company
Eirding
Sheldon Street
Sixteenth Street
Nineteenth Street
Twenty-Fifth Street
Central Avenue
College Avenue
Park Avenue
Broadway
Lereby
Board of Public Works
Board of ‘Public Works
Ore T. Elliott
Notices of liquor license applications in Indianapolis wards
Multiple residents in Marion county Indiana apply for licenses at the September 1907 county commissioners term to sell intoxicating liquors in small quantities with on premises drinking privileges. Addresses include Emerich's place at Crawfordsville and Lafayette roads, No 127 South Illinois Street and other locations in Center and Ward 12. Pool table and restaurant privileges requested in several notices.
Patriotism and civic duty steer the nation forward
A call to preserve American citizenship with selfish intelligence and true patriotism as the path to a secure future. The speaker warns that failure to uphold these values could bring serious trouble ahead.
Public Works Board Approves 1907 City Improvements
The Board of Public Works of Indianapolis approves Improvement Resolution No. 4698 on August 7 1907 for Woodlawn Avenue and Windsor Street works. Notices set Monday August 19 1907 remonstrances details and assessment roll available at the board office. Officials Elliott Trusler Mack oversee the plan.
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Eer Prem Department OF Public Works
Majestic
Nelson Street
Villa Avenue
Windsor Street
Tenth Street
Twelfth Street
Board of Public Works
Joseph T. Elliott
Preston C. Trusler
Fred J. Mack
Sixth Ward License Bid For Indianapolis Liquor Sale
The six ward in Center township Marion county Indiana seeks a license at the September 1907 term for intoxicating malt and spirituous liquor in less than five gallon quantities with on premise drinking privileges. The business is in a first floor front room measuring 35 feet 6 inches by 30 feet fronting Indiana avenue and Capitol avenue with two doors on Indiana avenue and one door to a hallway in a three story brick building on lot 12 square 4, known as No 36 Indiana avenue Ward 6 to W INDE.
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Wayne Township
Marion County
Indiana
Board of County Commissioners
Section 39
Township 16
Range 3
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Emerich’s Place
Indianapolis
Alonzo Hornaday
Center Township
Board of Commissioners
Clinois Street
Minors Street
Ilinois Street
Charles Rosuck
Illinois Street
Spencer House
Louisiana
Illinois Streets
H. L. Rood
Chesapeake Street
Hollenbeck & Bicking
Joseph Stahr
3Lariga County
State of
Capitol Avenue
Indiana Avenue
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Swanson
High Court
of Traffic Contro
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Ind
Ment
George P. McKee
Lockwood
Miami County
George B. Lockwood
Col. Lockwood
Kentucky Girl Charms
Lady Newborough
Actor Edeson and
Pope Blessed Order
Castoria
Nihu
The
United
Steel Trust
Washington
Charles J. Bushnell
Deliv
United States Steel Corporation
Austria
Europe
America
Germany
France
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Switzerland
Denmark
W. Inde
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