Government's Right of Appeal in Criminal Cases
A lengthy speech urges enacting a bill granting the government the right to appeal in criminal cases on questions of law. The speaker cites rebates cases against railroads, urges deterrent penalties, and warns against limiting injunctive power while defending judicial criticism and the need for public accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
Holt
New York District Court
Detroit
Parker
W. H. Taft
United States
Wisdom in injunctions and labor case limits
The speaker argues for a possible law regulating injunctions in labor disputes while noting strong calls to abolish their use altogether. The question remains whether a complete ban would withstand constitutional and practical scrutiny.
Epidemic of lynching and mob violence across the nation
The excerpt calls attention to the spread of lynching and mob violence, noting crimes across sections of the country and urging faster, certain legal action. It emphasizes lynching of black men linked to alleged rape, condemning mob justice as a barbaric response.
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Hampton
Tuskegee
Capital and Labor Warn Against Discontent Preachers
A public admonition notes that preachers of discontent harm both corporations and unions. It labels demagogues as the worst enemies of reform, warning they incite class hatred and hysterical excitement while masking true aims of social and governmental reform.
Meeting of Fruit Men Opens Fortieth Minnesota Hort Society
Fruit growers and horticultural experts filled the first Unitarian church in Minneapolis today for the opening of the fortieth annual Minnesota State Horticultural Society meeting. President Clarence Wedge of Albert Lea presided as papers were read and topics discussed. Wisconsin Nebraska Iowa and Minnesota specialists spoke. The convention runs four days with bee keepers and plant breeders meetings in conjunction and a fruit display is featured.
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Tribune
Minnepolis
Minn
First Unitarian Church
Minnesota State Hortticultural Society
Clarence Wedge
Albert Lea
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
Bee Keepers
Plant Breeders Associations
Horticultural Society
Smathers Case Opens Before National Trotting Board
New York December 4 The board of review of the National Trotting association opened its regular session at the Murray Hill hotel. All persons connected to the Smathers case were summoned to appear before the board of investigation and the charges against the well known horseman are expected to be resolved at this meeting.
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Tribune
New York
Board of Review
The
National Trotting Association
Murray Hill Hotel
Smathers
Board of Investigation
The thief always suffers. A kiss leads to marriage
A compact aphorism notes that wrongdoing brings consequences and a stolen kiss often ends in lasting union, suggesting moral causality between theft and romance. The saying links crime to courtship outcomes in a concise, period-tinged voice.
Final Relief Through Change of Diet With Grape-Nuts
A reader testimonial from a Wash. woman credits Grape-Nuts with curing years of stomach and bowel troubles caused by starchy and greasy foods. She describes rapid improvement after two weeks, becoming well within two months, and now enjoys Grape-Nuts and cream for breakfast. The notice promotes Postum Co. and The Road to Wellville booklet.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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Palmer
Philadelphia
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad Company
Candler
Georgia
Bishop Galloway
Mississippi
America
Jelks
Alabama
South
Atlanta
Capital and Labor
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