TRIPPS MISSION TO Austro Hungary and More Nominations
The president nominated Bartlett Tripp of South Dakota as envoy to Austro Hungary and James O Broadhead of Missouri as envoy to Switzerland. Eben Alexander of North Carolina was named envoy to Greece Roumania and Servia. Also mentioned are consuls and a rumor Captain H Bryan may become government printer in New York.
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Missouri
United States
Switzerland
Bartlett Tripp
South Dakota
Austro-Hungary
Eben Alexander
North Carolina
Greece
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Servia
New York
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Federal Supreme Court remands Northern Pacific tax cases
Chief Justice Fuller announced the Supreme Court decision in Northern Pacific vs Walker, ruling the per county amounts were insufficient for circuit court jurisdiction. The twelve county cases were remanded for further action, with no dismissal, as total sums across counties may later exceed thresholds. The court held jurisdiction cannot be attained by aggregating amounts from multiple counties.
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Northern Pacific
Washington
Fuller
Supreme Court
Charles S. Walker
Court of Appeals
Eighth Circuit
Railroad Company
North Dakota
Circuit Court
High toned burglars in St Joseph store capture four
Edward Shellenberg a St Joseph merchant shot and killed William Stebbins son of a wealthy citizen after four masked burglars entered his store All four robbers confessed to a spree of nightly store break ins The dead man proved popular and the others were of high social standing Merchants declined to prosecute and relatives restored losses
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St. Joe
St. Josep
Edward Shellenberg
William Stebbins
Walter Miller
Walter Chittenden
Roscoe Carr
Single Tax Dinner to Feature Henry George and Notables
Washington will host a single tax dinner on April 5 in honor of Hon. J. G. Maguire of San Francisco. Henry George speaks on The Work of the Future, with Tom L. Johnson and Jerry Simpson among others discussing Washington as It Might Be and Farmers and the Single Tax. Other speakers include Thomas G. Shearman John Dewitt Warner Henry A. Robinson J. H. Ralstal and lawmakers such as Josiah Patterson Senator Mills and Senator Call.
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Washixeton
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San Francisco
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Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
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Thomas G. Shearman
Brooklyn
John Dewitt Warner
Henry A. Robinson
Agricultural Department
J. H. Ralstal
Hyattsville Fame
Josiah Patterson
Senator Mills
Senator Call
Railroad War at Jackson Junction in Iowa
In Jackson Junction, near West Union, Miles McGovern and Peter Meyers led farmers in a clash with 75 Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railway workers. A bloody brawl with crowbars and clubs left seven or eight injured, one possibly fatally, as authorities say the railroad now controls the building site.
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Jackson Junction
Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Miles McGovern
Peter Meyers
Railroad Company
McGovern
Extradition Rulings Allow Trial for Different Offense
Washington April 5 The supreme court in a long opinion by Judge Jackson holds that a fugitive surrendered under extradition may be tried in the receiving state on a warrant charging a different offense, without return to the surrendering state The decision upholds Georgia's ruling in Sidney Lascelles alias Walter S Beresford who fled to New York and the South Maxwell's Days Work Washington April 5 Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Maxwell appointed 144 fourth class postmasters in a day Clark S D April 5 L Rod McClelland dies of diphtheria at the Anderson residence He nursed four sick children and avoided illness until a week ago Cleveland's Summer Residence It is understood the president will use Mrs Kate Henderson's country place near the White House for a summer home Another Railroad Case Macon Ga April 4 hearing on contracts with engineers in the Central Railroad of Georgia case attracts keen interest Minnesota Banks St Paul April 5 Public Examiner Kenyat reports 130 banks in the state with 42 7 million in resources Prince Bonaparte in America New York April 5 Prince Roland Bonaparte arrives to study American archaeology in which he is now an authority
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Supreme Court
Jackson
Georgia Supreme Court
Sidney Lascelles
Walter S. Beresford
Lord Beresford
New York
South
Cleveland
Kate Henderson
Chief Henderson
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Navy
Woodle Lane
White House
Prince Bonaparte
America
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Napoleon Bonaparte
Annual roll call at Baptist Church and court note
Members gathered for the annual roll call after a noon luncheon, with Rev Teall leading devotional exercises. The church reports growth, debt cancellation, and a parsonage purchase funded by the ladies society. Martin Block remains jailed on larceny charges with a potential May court date after officers captured him with stolen lumber. Dr G D Ball opened a rehab home for liquor and morphine in Reedsburg, with Dr I Windle in charge and patient intake slated for later this week.
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G. D. Ball
Jackson, Mich
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Reedsburg
Wis
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Castoria Babys its Way Through Generations
An advertising rhyme shows how Castoria was used across generations from infancy to adulthood and motherhood, highlighting its role in soothing and soothing children through the ages with the familiar cast of a trusted remedy.
Chicago Labor Unions Vote to Lay Off Saturdays
The Central Labor Union of Chicago plans Sunday work for workers to attend the world’s fair, with Saturday as day of rest when the fair is open. The measure passed unanimously at the last meeting. In Sioux Falls, South Dakota, U S District Judge A J Edgerton, paralytic stroke victim, has suffered a second attack and is not expected to live.
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Chicago
Central Labor Union
South Dakota
United States
A. J. Edgerton
Cherokees Ratify Treaty Opens Cherokee strip for settlement
TaLLequan April 5 Chief Harris signed the bill ratifying the amended Cherokee strip treaty, the final step to open the strip for settlement. Also reports New York papers plan another roast on Senator Road. a rail accident injures H P Sanborn. The World attacks the rubber trust. four die when a pleasure boat capsizes near Amsterdam with twelve rescued.
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I. T
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