Judicial review of interstate rail orders debated in Congress
Washington reports that the congressional debate centers on the term judicial review of orders by the Interstate Commerce Commission with factions split over whether railroads must have their day in court and how the bill should spell this out. The piece also notes related violent incidents and labor notices in the era.
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Washington
judicial review
interstate commerce commission
ceprosing
Speener
Stomach and Liver Tablets touted to aid sleep
Advertised by A. L. Pearre's Drug Store, Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets claim to stimulate digestion, restore health, and make sleep possible by addressing nervous stomach disorders.
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Chamberlain
A. L. Pearre
Green Not Guilty in Postoffice Clock Sale Trial
George F. Green former New York state senator was acquitted on a conspiracy to defraud charge in a case over time recording clocks sold to the post office department. A large Fruinghamton crowd erupted in celebration as verdicts were announced and Green spoke by phone to his wife.
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Yale college
London
York city
New York
Washington
George F. Green
Criteri i
post office department
Green
Creen
FRirghamton
Sehnectady
N. Y
Worthington
Insurance reform hearing draws nation’s insurers to state capital
Representatives from life insurers, agents, attorneys and actuaries gather as a legislative committee prepares a one day hearing in the assembly chamber. They aim to address mismanagement and protect policy holders while expanding participation from dozens of companies and associations.
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merry
legislative committee
Taft Offered Supreme Court Seat, Knox Declines
President Roosevelt faces a vacancy as Associate Justice Brown retires. Senator Knox declines an offer to join the Supreme Court, and Secretary of War Taft was offered the seat but did not become a candidate. Chief Justice Fuller and Justices Harlan and Dar discuss the retirement with the president.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Knox
Justice Brown
William H. Taft
Fast
supreme associate
Roosevelt
Brown
Joethe Fuller
Justice Harlan
Justice Dar
Justce Drown
Zion City Overseer Appeals for 259090 to Save Commune
March 9 report shows Voliva asking Zion City residents to fund 259,090 to stave off money lenders. He offers first mortgages on the lace factory and printing house as security, urges ministers to forgo salaries, workers to take 30 a week, and pledges to live on 25 cents weekly if needed.
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aso
Voliva
Zion City
Negro Suspect Arrested in Philadelphia in Baltimore Case
A man identifying as Thomas Harrison was arrested in Philadelphia on suspicion ofbeing Isaac Winder who escaped from Towson county jail near Baltimore. Winder had been convicted of murder and robbery and faced execution this month. Harrison allegedly matched a telegram description and was seized with two other men who traced him from Baltimore.
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Philadelphia
Marek
Thomas Harrison
Isaac Winder
Towson
Baltimore
Winder
Harrison
raser
Insurance Officers Indicted on Larceny and Forgery Charges
Five officers of the Mutual Reserve Insurance Company face grand larceny and forgery indictments for diverting $9000 of company funds to law firms to settle suits against officers individually. Bail set at $12,500 each. pleas scheduled next Thursday. Indictments detail embezzlements of $7000 and $1500 on October 24, 1901, and forged cash entries to conceal payments to attorneys.
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Georse
Uhdride dent
Georse any, Jr
Mintuak Reserve
Insurtmcy company
Iaw firme
court of general sessions
OSuallivan
Nichols & Bacon
P. P. Strong
Armstrong st the insurance company
Nichols Aven
Rougle
Frederick A. Durnham
Jamer & Eikus
J. Douglas Wells
Wells
Frederick A. Burnham
George D. Eldridge
James Schell
Etkngs
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J. Thompson Patterson
Patterson
st Frederi A. Burnham
pre D. Eldridge
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