Sunday laws and the issue of church state in Georgia rail rules
The Prescott Courier argues against Sunday laws and church state entanglement in railroad operations, defending personal conscience on Sunday observance. It asserts workers deserve rest periods and criticizes paternalism while praising individual judgment and freedom.
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Hhe Journal-Miner
The
Courier
Supreme Court
Georgia
U. S.supreme Court
Supreme
Georgia Railroad Company
Arizona
Journal-Miner
Supreme Court of the
United States
Prescott Courier
Theosophist Pair's Leap Year Marriage Aims Stir Debate
The Guardian notes theosophists married by a veiled mahatma in a leap year plan to popularize their idea. They claim a 5,000 year old marriage and seek to marry again. It wonders how a man would respond if a theosophist woman claims him as a spouse from AD 1300.
Ruling Links Death Policy to Insurance Union Status
In St Louis circuit court Judge Thayer held Economy Council No 215 National Union liable for a $5,000 death benefit when policyholder Geo W Marlow died by his own action. The court found the organization was an insurance company, not a fraternal society, affirming the lower court’s judgment in favor of Mrs Arcadia L Marlow.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Thayer
Economy Council
No 215
National Union
United States Circuit Court of the
Western District of Missouri
Arcadia’ L. Marlow
Geo. W. Marlow
Marlow
Tenderness Of Beef Depends On Aging Time
A Guardian letter argues Arizona raised beef is less tender than eastern beef because aging enhances juiciness and flavor. It claims beef sold within 24 hours is tougher, while beef rested four to twelve days in a cooler yields a juicier, tender result.
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Arizona
Guardian
World’s greatest mine sale in Arizona draws Paris bid
The United Verde mine near Jerome and northeast of Prescott, bought by W A Clark for 115000, is now in Paris negotiations with a asking price of 50000000. The 300 foot shaft yields 6000000 annually and future output could rise as gold depth increases. Meanwhile Washington reports grip as the leading illness at 47 percent of cases last year.
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Anonda
Arizona
Jerome
Prescott
W. A. Clark
Montana
Albuquerque
Points of Bible History and Local Observations
A mixed recitation of biblical firsts and a long critical reflection on journalism and food industries. It cites early bridal veils and land purchases, notes temperance origins, and includes a lengthy critique of newspapers and jelly production, referencing the Albuquerque Citizen and Chicago canners.
Copper Demand Surges as German Capitalists Eye Arizona Mines
The Star reports rising copper demand with buyers increasing and several groups visiting Tucson in the last eight days. A trio of German capitalists is expected next week seeking copper prospects while others plan working-bond negotiations. Nearby, Hon. Wm. M. Griffith of Dripping Springs arrives and is noted as a Republican national committeeman likely to influence McKinley delegation seating. A parable about a papa and his saving habits ends the item.
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Tucson
Pimacounty
Star
Wm. M. Griffith
Dripping Springs
Griffith
Arizona
Republican Party
St. Louis
McKinley
Washington
U. S
West Virginia Inventor Seeks Patent For Bicycle Screen
A West Virginia inventor aims to patent a device described as a bicycle screen to conceal the feet and ankles of women riders. The idea is presented as serviceable and novel, though its popularity remains doubtful.
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West Virginia
Rex
Question on government pensions for generals widows
A Citizen letter questions why a general's widow receives a pension from Uncle Sam while a private's widow and orphans receive nothing. The writer cites the proverb to argue for a more equal solution.
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Sam
Wealthy American woman founds sanitarium near Dead Sea
A wealthy American heiress established a sanitarium in a Jordan valley adjacent to the Dead Sea. The valley is noted for its extreme depression at about 1,200 feet below sea level, making it one of the lowest land areas on earth.
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Albuquerque
Jordan
Dead Sea
Leing
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