South Carolina Dispensary Case Upheld by Federal Court
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals fully sustains Judge Pritchard in appointing receivers to wind up the Palmetto dispensary. The decision holds the suit is not against the state and that the Eleventh Amendment protects state autonomy. A stay of mandate for appeal was granted.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Pritchard
Palmetto Wealth
Melville W. Fuller
Edmund Waddill, Jr
Boyd
Fuller
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
Supreme Court of South Carolina
Dispensary Commission
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Dispensary Board
Riots in the Azores Amid Plague Outbreak
Lisbon reports serious disorders in the Azores as plague spreads in Fayal and Angra. Rioters injure officials while daily new cases escalate. Hospitals overflow and supplies run short as Lisbon withholds relief funds and a Patria gunboat ships in to quell further outbreaks.
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Azores
Horta
Fayal
Angra
Terceira
Patria
Death by Telephone Plot Endangers Guatemala President
Reportes from San Francisco dated Sept 15 describe a Guatemala assassination attempt on President Cabrera via a wire connected to a hidden explosive in his office. The device detonated as he answered a telephone, causing minor injuries but no death. Five Salvadorean suspects were banished after intervention.
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Tribune
San Francisco
Cabrera
Guatemala
Para
Abrera
Acajutla
Harriman
Taft
Japan
Hurricane shifts course toward Bermuda from West Indies
The hurricane that damaged Turk's Island and moved from the Caribbean toward the coast bends toward the Bermuda area. Forecaster Garrett of the weather bureau reports the storm will pass off to the south and the Southern Atlantic coast remains at risk as it reorients its path.
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Washington
West Indies
Turk's Island
Fierids
Bermudas
Gerrett
Weather Bureau
Soh
Atlantic
Harriman Sees Better Rail Service At Lower Cost
Mr Harriman argues that rail service is 100 percent better than seven or eight years ago at 25 percent less charge. He says public demand for good railroads grows as weak lines cannot raise capital. He criticizes government enforcement of the Interstate Commerce Act and repeats calls to repeal parts of the Sherman act to allow public talk and private agreements. He notes improved Union Pacific and allied lines, warns of continued competition, and reports that business conditions are slowly normalizing with better crops along lines.
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Harriman
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Allied Lines
Hill
Pacific Mall
Churchill proposes labor arbitration scheme in trade disputes
London Sept. 15 Winston Spencer Churchill President of the Board of Trade has issued proposals for a trade dispute arbitration plan. A court of three or five members would be nominated by the Board of Trade with an impartial chairman and equal representation from employers and workers.
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Winston Spencer Churchill
Board of Trade
Chambers of Commerce
Reed Fields Found For Matting In Saskatchewan
Discovery reports reed fields spanning hundreds of square miles in Saskatchewan. The reeds are likened to those used for Chinese and Japanese matting. The American government has invested time and money in locating such material.
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the Tribune
Toronto
Saskatchewan
Sheridan Detained At Mariveles Over Cholera Case
Manila report says the transport Sheridan is detained at the Mariveles quarantine station after a cholera case aboard. The ship will be fumigated and held three days before expected sailing to San Francisco. A sweeping sanitary campaign is under way to eradicate cholera in Manila with several daily cases.
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Sheridan
Mariveles
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San Francisco
Morocco Note Elicits Broad Diplomatic Support
Reports from Paris and Berlin indicate the Franco Spanish note on Morocco is well received abroad. Britain and Russia align, Sweden endorses terms, and the United States signals a passive, facilitating stance while awaiting a broader exchange of notes among signatories. Differs on cost of occupation and Mulai Hafik recognitions remain points of contention.
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Germany
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Herr Steinrich
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Hague
M. van Swinderen
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Spain
Holland
Stockholm
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Sweden
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Washington
Berlin
Morocco
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Mulaf Hafiq
Abd-el-Aziz
M. Regnault
Tangier
State Department
United States
Terrorists Pressed In St. Petersburg Arrest Drive
Police in St. Petersburg detained eighty five suspects and seized bombs dynamite and papers signaling a Social Revolutionist plan to revive terrorism in the capital. Among those seized were twenty five Railway League workers and many educated students including several women.
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Social Revolutionist
Railway League
French Prince Seeks Divorce Over Adultery Claim
Prince Robert de Broglie announces intention to file for divorce from Princess de Broglie on adultery grounds. The Paris case recalls prior marriages and annulments affecting the couple. the princess, formerly Estelle Alexander, says she supported him financially and now faces creditors with no funds to support herself and child.
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Prince Robert de Broglie
France
United States
Hvorce
Princess de Broglie
Estelle Alexander
San Francisco
Sidney B. Bell
Chicago
Bett
de Hroglie Familly
Japanese Sealers Held After Alaska Chase
The Bear chased and seized the Japanese schooners Sakaai Maru and Kin eai Maru within three miles of St. Paul Island Alaska on July 22. Crews were arrested for unlawful sealing and will face trial in Valdez after the vessels are forfeiture proceedings. Sakaai Maru carried 244 seal skins and Kin eai Maru 210 skins.
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Bear
St. Paul Island
Alaska
Department of Justice
United States
Ray W. Seward
Unalaska
Valdez
Ravages of Cholera in Capital in St Petersburg
Cholera spreads in St Petersburg with 210 reported cases and 60 deaths by noon. Lieutenant Abramoff from the Life Guards Cossack regiment is among the afflicted. authorities order prison evacuations for disinfection.
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St. Petersburg
Abramoff
Cossack
Life Guards
Venezuelan embargo eased but Curacao travel blocked
A letter from Venezuela reports the government has lifted its embargo on free passenger movement to Curacao. Travel remains blocked as no Venezuelan consul is available to sign the required passenger dispatch documents.
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Willemstad
Venezuela
Curacao
Hats Dominate Coming Season With Large Crowns and Feathers
Fashion note for women reports hats grow larger yet retain curved brims. High crowns feature ostrich plumes and beaded decorations while velvet looks rise for demi season. Roses and dahlia florals accompany gowns as fur and imitation fur trend in cold. Paradise plumage remains costly.
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Millinery Trade Review
Heat, Hatpins, and Bath Lines in Urban Life
The piece surveys summer health myths, noting heat worsens circulation and sunburn may mask poor health. It highlights a Mexican mothers congress led by Signora Luz Gonzalez Costo de Lopez and fashion trends in hat pins and sealing wax. It envisions New York and Newark testing public bath lines for cooling children, with Baltimore considering free bath facilities.
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Women of
Mexico
Mothers’ Congress
Signora Luz Gonzalez Costo de Lopez
New York
Charities and the Commons
Newark
N. J
Free Public Bath Commission of
Baltimore
Pleated Skirts For Young Girls Lead Incoming Season Styles
Skirts using moderate pleats are among the prettiest and best liked for the new season. The designs shown for young girls offer graceful lines and moderate fullness. They can be made from suiting material with a matching coat or from lighter fabrics for indoor wear.
Dress pattern details for girls sizes 14 and 16 years
Pattern No. 6,104 supplies a pleated gown style with plain or banded fullness. Material quantities vary by size and fabric width. 9 1/2 yards for size 16 with figure or nap, 7 1/4 yards for 27 inch wide fabric, 4 1/4 yards for 44 inch or 52 inch widths. Mail 10 cents to Pattern Department New York Tribune for size 14 or 16 and pattern, specify age. Include extra 2 cents for expedited mailing.
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