Hughes Eases Decision Reversed by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court yesterday reversed a decision by U.S. Circuit Judge Justice Lurton. The court, with Justice Hughes reading, approved the assignment of an insurance policy on a patient's life to his physician by a patient.
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Hughes
Justice Lurton
United States Circuit Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Hughes
Mother-in-law dies reported to vice president
Washington December 5 Vice President Sherman was notified from Utica of the death of Mrs Babcock mother of Mrs Sherman.
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Washington
Sherman
Utica
Babcock
Germans Increase Forces at Tien Tsin
In Pekin on December 5 a further contingent of German marines landed at Tien Tsin to safeguard German interests amid ongoing tensions.
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Pekin
Tien Tsin
Danderine Promise: Hair Growth and Dandruff Elimination
Claiming Danderine stops hair loss and dandruff instantly, the ad boasts immediate scalp relief and new hair growth after weeks. It urges readers to buy a 25 cent bottle from drug stores to prove it can transform dull, brittle hair into soft, lustrous, abundant hair.
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Knowlton
Walworth County Forms a Progressive Branch in Delavan
Walworth County progressives organized a branch at Delavan with several hundred attendees. State Treasurer A H Dahl spoke urging continued fights for progressive policies and predicted future passage by large margins. D E Le Bar presided. other leaders from Delavan Lake Geneva Fontana Bardwell Walworth attended. branch leagues will form countywide.
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Dahl
Wisconsin
Senator la Follette
Chicago
la Follette
Congress
D. E. le Bar
Delavan
Lake Geneva
Fontana
Bardwell
Walworth
Walworth County
Union Calls McNamaras Fund Divided Among Widows
Grand Rapids Typographical union No. 39 asks the AFL and International Typographical Union to share the $500,000 defense fund with widows and orphans of the Los Angeles Times explosion victims. Resolutions were adopted and sent to international officers.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Grand Rapids Typographical Union No
American Federation of Labor
International Typographical Union
Los Angeles Times
Cash Register Co Sued In US Circuit Court Over Monopoly
United States circuit court suit filed by District Attorney McPherson against the National Cash Register company of Dayton charging conspiracy in restraint of trade. Petition targets John Patterson and twenty eight officers and stockholders alleging monopoly and unfair practices.
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Cincinnati
United States Circuit Court
McPherson
National Cash Register Company
Dayton
John Patterson
Musterole Relief Ad Claims Chest Comfort
Advertises MUSTEROLE as quick chest relief for illnesses from sore throat to pneumonia prevention. Describes mustard oil ointment, non blistering, with 25c and 50c jars, mail order option from Musterole Company in Cleveland Ohio.
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Musterole Company
Cleveland
Ohio
German scholar lauds Wisconsin state lawmaking system
Dr. Zollmann of Freiberg Germany, visiting Madison with a student, compares Wisconsin's policy of drafting laws by university and legislative experts to Germany. He notes German influence in Wisconsin governance, praises conservation efforts, and cites President Van Hise and State Forester Griffith as informative contacts. He plans to visit Texas after Madison.
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Wis
Germany
Wisconsin
Zollmann
Freiberg
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Herr Zollmann
Like Cures Like in Romance Adoration Dynamic
The remark suggests a social paradox where a woman tends to value a man who admires her, while the adage paralleled the idea that similarity drives attraction. It captures a reflective view on courtship norms and interpersonal reinforcement.
Wife joins Rev Farrar in exile after disgrace
Richard Harding Davis reported that his sister left England to join her husband Rev Frederick Percival Farrar the disgraced chaplain of King George and Queen Mary now in flight after exposure of alleged immoralities. He tried to deter her but she insisted on staying with him during his troubles.
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Farrar
London
Richard Harding Davis
England
Frederick Percival Farrar
Queen Mary
Davis
Broadening Work Sought for Bureau of Mines
The Department of the Interior seeks congressional funding to expand the Bureau of Mines. A total of 784,300 is requested to continue operations with 50,000 for Alaska coal lands studies, 360,000 for mine accident investigations, and 4,000 to establish five fully equipped mine rescue car headquarters.
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Mine Bureau
Washington
Bureau of Mines
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
Alaska
Bureau
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