29 Aug 1910
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Newspaper
Logansport Daily Tribune
Location
Logansport, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1910
Page
1
A commentary discusses how special derogatory rulings may shape the country and suggests that justice could soon undergo a shift of mind. The piece analyzes legal concepts and public impact, signaling potential changes in judicial outlook and policy.
Theodore Roosevelt spoke before the Colorado legislature in Denver on August 29. He condemned two US Supreme Court decisions as anti democratic and warned they threaten the nation's popular government. He spoke at the Auditorium and at multiple events across the city, drawing large crowds and stirring testimonies from veterans and stockmen. The visit included a corner stone ceremony planned for Pueblo and a key address at Osawatomie Kansas.
Carnegie Steel Company of Wilmington Del faces a preliminary injunction and $1,000,000 damages claim. The suit alleges infringement of patents by James Churchward related to self hardening iron and steel alloys and heat treatment techniques used in steel production.
Rawn cut stock for large orders prepares materials for production runs. Details on origin, quantity, and end use are unclear but indicate scaling up capacity.
In Managua on August 29, Provision President Estrada arrived with General Chamorro to a large rally and formed a conservative cabinet led by Tomas Martinez and Adolfo Diaz. Arrests of Madriz supporters followed as Manuel Coronel Matus killed himself with a revolver when served a warrant. Mexican refugees from Nicaragua arrive in Mexico City with Zelaya ties and Madriz faction anxiously awaiting developments.
Associated Press reports troops arriving for the biennial joint maneuvers at Fort Benjamin Harrison near Indianapolis. Regulars and militia converge for a thirty day training period beginning Thursday, with units from Fort Des Moines and Fort Wayne among those arriving.
Rome Aug 29 AP reports Pope Pius orders dissolution and reorganization of the French Catholic Sillon society. He warns the faithful against a false democracy and equality of man, calls traditionalists true friends of the people, and says the church can restore order amid modern societal changes.
John Ruff, a homecomer returning after three years, was jailed after taking August Wendt’s shotgun from a traction station. Wendt, from Peru, left the gun briefly. Ruff denied theft but led officers to a tailor shop near Third and Broadway where the weapon was hidden. He faced intoxication charges with Wendt planning to press further action.
William Jennings Bryan, former Democratic presidential candidate, was in Indianapolis, Indiana, on August 29. He spoke about national issues and met local supporters during his visit.
State labor leaders meet car men as rioting flares in Columbus Ohio. Police, soldiers and deputies rounded seventy five people, sending them to prison after clashes near Leonard avenue. Militia used riot clubs. two injured, no confirmed shooting injuries. President Mahon and Chairman Pratt of the car workers union attend for talks.
Beverly mass Aug 29 President Taft favorably weighing plans to raise the battleship Maine sunk in Havana Harbor twelve years ago The plan by John F O Rourke provides raising Maine by pneumatic caissons and steel cables preserving the ship intact The president and O Rourke will meet in Washington late September to decide on action with a Christmas outlook for the vessel to sail homeward bearing the verdict to the nation.
Following Justice Goffs ruling denouncing disorderly picketing and illegal a strike that demands a closed shop the Associated Press reports near riot conditions in New York on August 29.
The Associated report states that jewels valued at 115000 were seized from Mrs I Reynolds as she explained purchases made outside New York. Her daughter Marion had a 3000 pearl necklace confiscated and a third necklace was taken from Mrs Mary H Doughty, a traveling companion.
A lively wedding event features a band performing while vendors offer sales and promotions. A promotional $50 bill incentive draws attention as attendees browse stalls and celebrate the ceremony atmosphere.
A rain or shine sale of lots near the Wabash river road draws crowds with free streetcars and a band. A. Harris the noted real estate auctioneer will conduct the sale at 10 oclock after a morning procession. A real wedding is planned during the event with the identities withheld until ceremony. Automobiles will transport buyers to the lots.
Brief OCR fragment notes supply status with unclear country reference. Readable entities include 2S PRA and GF QUATE. Missing definite context prevents full event identification or outcome.
The New York market shows unprecedented demand and price spikes as cotton futures surge to near Civil War highs. Traders note 1903–04 bull run echoes, with spots up to 75 cents and futures around 10.75 dollars, while overall demand outstrips supply amid market uncertainty.
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