Supreme Court decision sparks cross party critique abroad
U S Supreme Court insular cases draws fire from Senator Morgan of Alabama and ex Senator Chandler of New Hampshire over Porto Rico and Philippines tariffs. Chandler urges reargument while Morgan cites constitutional limits on tariff powers and territory incorporation. French papers view the ruling as a potential McKinley era drift and question the status of annexed territories.
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Supreme Court
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Portoco
Mexico
China
France
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Cabinet Discusses Supreme Court Insular Decisions
The May 31 cabinet meeting reviewed Supreme Court insular cases and their impact on upcoming Philippine decisions. Attorney General Knox will study the language and report to the President and advisers, with possible discussion of tariff powers. Extra-session timing was deemed premature.
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Supreme Court
de Lima
Philippines
Knox
Spectator and Debats on Supreme Court Decisions
The Spectator considers the Supreme Court rulings in relation to American commerce and annexation. It warns that annexation could ease control of new states and fears a future where the Union might dominate distant territories.
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Spectator
The
Temps
Journal Des Debats
Supreme Court
Hawaii bribery cases loom in grand jury probes
Honolulu dispatch reports the special Grand Jury investigating bribery in the Legislature has questioned Gov. Dole Attorney General Dole and other officials. Cooper acting governor and Thurston were cited for contempt. Walter G. Smith editor of The Advertiser indicted for perjury. McCandless and Cooper placed under advisement as cases proceed.
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San Francisco
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Dole
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S. B. Dole
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Gazette Publishing Company
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Grand Jury
Thurston
Grant Cy
Supreme Court
Gov. Cooper
Public Works
McCandless
Officers Reprimanded In Manila Court of Inquiry
The Goodrell court of inquiry found Lieut. Col. Mancil C. Goodrell and Col. Henry C. Cochrane severely reprimanded. Goodrell ordered to command the Marine Brigade while Cochrane was sent home. The dispute at Olongapo led to accusations of intoxication and a temporary custody of Goodrell during a Washington inquiry.
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Goodrell
Mancil C. Goodrell
Henry C. Cochrane
Rodgers
Marine Brigade
Cochrane
United States
Henry €. Cochrane
Olongapo
Empff
Washington
Allah C. Kelton
Avite
Census Report Issued Details U S Population Density
The Census Director releases the first half of the final census showing U S population by states and territories, density, center of population, Alaska and Hawaii figures, and city populations. It notes Rhode Island as the densest state excluding DC, with Massachusetts, New Jersey, Connecticut following, and Alaska Nevada Wyoming Arizona New Mexico Montana Idaho sparse areas. Hawaii density near twenty four per square mile.
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United States
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Hawaiian Islands
States
District of Columbia
Rhode Island
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Jersey
Connecticut
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Ohio
Nevada
Wyoming
Arizona
New Mexico
Montana
Idaho
Hawaii
Maine
Arkansas
Charles V Putnam Dead In Worcester Massachusetts
Charles V. Putnam, president of Putnam and Sprague Company, died at age seventy two in Worcester Massachusetts. Born in Sutton in 1629, he was a California forty niner, later returning to New England to establish a furniture business in 1854 that became Putnam and Sprague Co. He remained active in business until retirement and was a member of the Knights of Pythias. He is descended from General Israel Putnam.
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Mass
Charles V. Putnam
Putnam and Sprague Company
Sutton
Wis
California
New England
Otnam & Sprague Co
Knights of A Men OF
Pythias
Israel
Capt William Crozier Likely Next Chief of Ordnance
Washington May 81 Capt William Crozier of the Ordnance Department is believed chosen as Buffington’s successor upon his fall retirement. Although junior, Crozier is regarded as one of the department’s ablest members. He recently returned from the Philippines and is stationed in New York. He declined the Military Academy professorship offer earlier.
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Washington
William Crozier
Ordnance Department
Buffington
Ordnance
Crozier
Philippines
New York
The
Military Academy
Peters. Miche
Gen
Police Get 240000 Bogus Car Tickets
Frederick D. H. Engley a Washington Traction conductor and his brother Samuel E. Engley of Hyattsville Md were arraigned after forgery charges revealed a plot to flood the city with bogus car tickets. Police later received a Glasgow cablegram saying they recovered the tickets and 40000 sheets, totaling 240000 tickets.
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Washington
Frederick D. H. Engley
Washington Traction Company
Samuel E. Engley
Hyattsville
Glasgow
Scotland
Army officer transfers and duty changes announced
The United Service reports several corps and army officer movements. Capt Clyde D W Hunt moves to Chicago for temporary duty then Manila aboard Hancock around June 25. Maj Richard L Hoxie will station at St Paul relieving Capt Kam M Whittenden. Various engineers officers shift posts, with transfers to Fort Totten Wes Point and Fort Bayard, plus an artillery corps transfer for several lieutenants. A board at Sandy Puerto Rico launches for officer fitness for promotion and Lieut Col James Ann Buchanan listed among attendees. Second Lieut Lyle H Pedlar is honorably discharged.
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Clyde D W. Hunt
Chicago
Department of the Lakes
Manila
Hancock
Corps of Engineers
William E. Craighill
Fortieth Infantry
United States
Engineers
Philippines
Francisco
Adjutant General
William B. Due
Fort Totten
New York
Wes Point
James P
Louis T. Hess
Fort Bayard
New Mexico
United States General Hospital
Edward E. Hardin
Seventh Infantry
Presidio of
San Francisco
Louis A. ‘Craig
Fifteenth Cavalry
Reeved
B. Frank Cheatham
Seattle
George Ruhlen
Rosecrans
John Gibbon, Jr
United States Volunteers
Artillery Corps
Coast Artillery
Clarence B. Smith
Robert F McMillan
Godwin Ordway
Lynn S. Edwards
George Deiss
Harry E. Mitchell
Raymond W. Briggs
Pressley _ K. Brice
George R. Greene
George T. Perkins
Ernest E. Allen
Theodore H. Koch
William K. Naylor
Ninth Infantry
Charles D. Herron
Twenty-first Infantry
Eighteenth Infantry
Sandy
Porto Rico
James Ann Buchanan
Qator
Selden A. Day
Rtiflery Corps
William EB
Fifth Cavalry
Euclid B. Frick
William R. S. George
Albert Co. Blunt
Lyle H.pedlar
Thirty-sixth Infantry
Navy transfers and detachments round the Pacific fleet
The Navy orders multiple detachments and assignments including Ensigns Collins Holden and others. Cadets and officers move between Guam, Yorktown, Cavite, Manila, Cavite Station, Yokohama, and various ships such as the Yorktown Marietta Princeton and Nanshan with many transfers to ships like the Petrel Nashville and New York.
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H. AL. Collins
Guam
Solace
J. H. Holden
Torpedo Station
G. D. Costigan
Yorktown
W. M. Garton
Washington Yard
Indana
Lewis S. Cox
Ernest A. Brooks
Harold E. Cook
John M
Cavite
Princeton
Franklin J. Schell
Marietta
John E. Roller
New York
Yokohama
A. P. Niblack
Kentucky
Manila
William Truxtun
F. C.’ Bowers
Celtic
Carlo B. Brittain
William K. Giese
Entucky
William A. Moffett
William H. Standley
James G. Doyle
Fritz L. Sandoz
Levi C. Bertolette
Isla de Cuba
Edwin A. Anderson
Nanshan
Henry B. Wilson
Don Juan de Austria
Webster A. Edgar
Ris
Harry A. Field
Zafiro
Herman O. Stickney
George L. P. Stone
Bennington
William L. Littlefield
Lyman A. Cotten
Leigh C. Palmer
Pope Washington
Charles T. Owens
Urdaneta
Castine
John F. Babcock
Nashville
Frank E. Ridgely
Annapolis
Edward B. Fenner
Robert T. Menner
Brooklyn
Charles E. Courtney
Luke E. Wright, Jr
John D. Wainwright
James H. Tomb
Albany
John E. Lewis
Frank O. Branch
Orleans
Mortocacy
Herbert O. Shiffert
Edgar Thompson
Petrel
Rice K. McClanahan
Culgoa
Cird
John F. Hatch
Anila
Navy movement and ship arrivals report from 1900s
The article notes the flagship Kentucky leaving Cavite for China with Admiral Kempff aboard and due to meet at Amoy. It mentions the Princeton arriving at Manila, Hartford at Plymouth, Kearsarge at Hampton Roads, Alliance at Hampton, Dolphin sailing from Washington to Nineveh, Vixen from Gwara to Ni ge and Sagua de Tanamo, and Wasp training at Port Royal. Bear Act informs Navy about Mindoro and joint operations with the army in the Philippines, with ships at Zamboanga and Urdaneta at Cavite.
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Cavite
China
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Amoy
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Manila
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Plymouth
England
Kearsarge
Amkinsvine
Alliance
Hampto Accom
Tggeola
Dolphin
Nineville
Gwara
Ni Ge
Sagua de Tanamo
Rted
Wasp
Port Royal
8. C
Navy
Mindoro
Army
Philippines
Zamboanga
Medical Men's View of the Army Canteen
The Association of Military Surgeons votes to repeal the anti canteen law. Dr. Seaman cites China experiences with canteen and ration, arguing post exchanges reduce intemperance and disease while boosting discipline. He contrasts German and American hospital outcomes in China and notes ration adequacy under zero temps.
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ST. Paul
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Association of Military Surgeons
Louis Livingston Seaman
United States Volunteer Engineers
Association of Military Surgeons of the United
Congress
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China
Tropics
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Post Exchange
Porto Rico
Twelfth United States Infantry
Paniqui
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Camp Reilly
Lieut. Greenleaf
Lewis
Tien- Sin
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Penn
Hospital Department
Byron
Cuba
Philippines
Priest Saves Life In Paris Green Attempt
Father Roach of Sacred Heart Church gave mustard emetic to Bernard McManus after he admitted taking Paris Green in a suicide bid. The laborer, 35, was taken to Roosevelt Hospital where he remained critically ill, with charges pending for attempted self harm.
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Sacred Heart Church
West Fifty-first Street
Bernard McManus
West Fiftieth Street
McManus
Paris Green
Roosevelt Hospital
Grant
McMan
Judge Rejects Settlement in Injury Suit Against Rail Co
Newark judge refuses compromise in Bailey Dickerson v North Jersey Railway Co. The minor, injured with the loss of an arm and a leg by a trolley accident, was set to receive 1500 dollars, but the judge deemed the amount insufficient and slated the case for trial.
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Newark
N. J
Swayze
Bailey Dickerson
North Jersey Railway Company
Sigourney W Fay Hurt In Sixth Avenue Car Fall
Sigourney W. Fay aged sixty five a retired dry goods merchant living at 35 West Fiftieth Street fell from a Sixth Avenue electric car near Fiftieth Street last evening striking his head on the pavement. He was unconscious and received ten stitches for a scalp wound but later regained consciousness. Fay attributed the accident to his own mistake stating no one was at fault. In business he belonged to Wendell Fay Co. and was a trustee of a bank director of Hanover National Bank and active in Republican politics and various clubs and societies.
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West Fiftieth Street
Sixth Avenue
Fiftieth Street
Fay
Wendell, Fay & Co
Dry Gangs
Theitizens’ Per Bank
Hanover National Bank
Union League
Players’, and Merchants’ Clubs
Sons of the American Revolution
New England Society
Founders and Defenders of America
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Fires Sweep Through City Yesterday
Reported blazes yesterday caused damage across several blocks with emergency crews battling flames into the night. Authorities urged residents to check smoke detectors as investigators begin outlining the fires' origins.
Loot buried fifty years unearthed near Lyons
Fred Wilk, laborer on the Oliver Horn farm north of Lyons, unearthed seventy two pieces of old silverware marked P Pierson Hyde and A M and M J Leach while grubbing burdocks. Hyde and Pierson pieces were traced to separate thefts from Artemas Hyde fifty years ago and Leach items from less than ten years ago. The buried pile lay six inches to a foot deep at a hedgerow base.
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Lyons
N. Y
Fred Wilk
Oliver Horn
Sodus Point
P. Pierson
Hyde
A. M
M. J. Leach
Pierson
Artemas Hyde
Leach
Ruling on Loss of the Maine Raises Treaty Question
The Spanish Treaty Claims Commission receives many awards for Maine victims. The Attorney General argues the loss was a national matter, not individual, under Article 7 of the Paris treaty, which bars U S claims against Spain. If deemed individual, causes of the blast would decide indemnity by Congress.
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Spanish Treaty Claims Commission
Maine
United States
Spain
Treaty of Paris
Cuba
Congress
Weather forecast and temperature records from The Times
Cloudy with showers and fresh east to southeast winds. Local rain across the lower lake region Middle Atlantic States and New England with portions of the South Atlantic States. rain in Colorado and New Mexico and parts of the Northwest. Temperature highs around 65 and lows near 54 with a 29.82 inch barometer at 8 AM and 29.76 at 8 PM.
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New Mexico
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Notable Guests at Elite Hotels Listed
A roster from several hotels names prominent visitors and residents. Frank G. Neidringhaus Col Constable Lyman Abbott Charles Towne W R Patton J Addison Henry N V Franchot S S Howland Capt J O Johnson R Rowe Du Pont W Chetmore Silliman Blagden A T Hagen are noted among others staying at Waldorf Astoria Fifth Avenue Park Avenue and Planhattan with locations in St Louis Philadelphia Washington London and Boston.
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Philadelphia
Albemarle
S. S. Howland
Washington
N. V. V. Franchot
Olean
Murray Hill
J. O. Johnson
England
R. Rowe
London
Park Avenue
Col. du Pont
Boston
Planhattan
Dr. W. Chetmore
Silliman Blagden
A. T. Hagen
Rochester
Arrival of Buyers From Cities nationwide for Dress Goods
Gutman Nathan Co of Baltimore J Block seller of dress goods at Howard Street Hotel Albert Field Marshall Co Chicago E E Hanna at Worth Street Hotel Navarre Buddeke Brothers Co Cincinnati G Buddeke nations furnishing goods and cloaks Lebeck Brothers Nashville L Lebeck fancy goods and laces 377 Broadway Field Schlick Co St Paul J A Stevenson Hotel Denis Field nations Hotel Manhattan Bentley Gray Dry Goods Tampa W Gray notions 595 Broadway Miller W E Co Winchester Is Broadway Central Hotel Harris D Co ton notions Broadway trall Hotel
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Field, Schlick & Co
St. Paul
Harris, D., & Co
Ton, Penn
D. Harris
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