Important Brewer Case Rules on Property and Due Process
Judge Brewer declares that a state prohibition stopping brewery use without compensation violates the Fourteenth Amendment. The decision holds the right to use property is protected, and removal to federal court is proper, overruling remand.
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Ting
Bradley
Justice Field
Boer Company
Massachusetts
Bartemyer
Aupreme Court
Supreme Court
Pumpelly
Green Bay Co
Wall
Supremie Court
Illinois
Lake View Va
Rose Hill Cemetery Company
Pers
New Jersey
Sinnickson
New York
Gardner
Daniel Webster
Dartmouth College
Justice Miller
Davidson
New Orleans
A. S
Justice Bradley
Murray
Lessee
Congress
Bar
Brewnnr's Iowa remarks on federal removals and temperance law
Circuit Judge Davin Brewern urges Iowa citizens to trust federal courts to enforce prohibitory laws without undermining property rights. He argues judges are vested with state interests, will enforce orders strictly, and calls for justice and compensation if the Supreme Court finds infringements. He appeals to Iowa’s past and future.
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Iowa
Supreme Court of the United States
Davin J. Brewnnr
Parisian Society and the Ladies of the Republic
A Paris telegraph correspondent contrasts French aristocratic society with American shops. He notes dramatic differences in dress and demeanor, cites Mme Dubois and the Grand Opera box lady, and praises Mme Waddington for blending grace with republican principles.
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Paris
Philadelphia Telegraph
America
Sixth Avenue
Eighth Street
Fifth Avenue
Walnut Street
Indie
Mme. Dubois
Boulevard Sebastopol
Marquise de Haut Cassel
Republic
Mme. Grevy
Mme. Wilson
Mme. Brisson
Gambetta
Mme. Waddington
Miss King
New York
Ugly Pug Travels Abroad With Rich Girl’s Family
A Philadelphia Times note describes a wealthy city heiress abroad with two relatives. They sailed from the port and returned with the dog in her arms. The dog wore a lace blanket and a diamond studded collar. the blanket and collar implied high value. Officials let the dog pass duty despite the effort to inspect.
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Philadelphia Times
Strange dream tale and poet noted in postal discussion
A harrowing dream narrative is cited as false if the named person cannot utter a given line while holding a child. The report notes that poets and fames appear in postal discussions, mentioning E. Springer of Skeleton Me Pa who suffered lung fever and abscesses and recovered using Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption.
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Blias
Ainseapolis
E. Springer
Seeton
The Bird Cage Trick Revealed by Heller Secret
A detailed account explains how the magician Robert Heller performed his famous bird cage illusion. Calvert later obtained the method, and the piece outlines the hidden mechanicals and elastic cords used to vanish the cage and sparrow without leaving a trace.
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Robert Heller
Calvert
Heller
Alustepe
Heller Pere
Industrial Education and Masses in Society
The Rev Albert Bushnell of Geneseo Ul argues in a letter that society’s pyramid view fails the many who must toil manual labor, since high culture cannot elevate the base. He compares education to painting a house while its rotten foundations threaten the structure and calls for practical training for the masses. E Q Cox completed a large Molinos Iowa order for barns last week.
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Albert Bushnell
Geneseo
Sellar
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Judge Brewer
Walruff Brewery
United States Circuit Court
District of Hansa
John Walruff
Lawrence
Kansas
Court of Genereral
Miller
Industrial Education
E. Q. Cox
Molinos
Bamms
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