Insular Cases Decided by the U S Supreme Court
The supreme court ruled on insular matters from Porto Rico and Hawaii, upholding the Foraker act as constitutional while finding certain duties valid or invalid. Justice Brown led the majority, affirming congress authority over new territories and their governance, with four justices dissenting on key points. The Delima case involved duties on imports from Porto Rico and affirmed recovery of paid duties as legal, while other decisions addressed the status of Porto Rico as territory versus foreign nation for tariff purposes.
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Congress
Porto Rico
Associate
Washington, D. C
United States Supreme Court
Downes
Didney
Brown
Legislative
United States
Paris
Delima & Co
New York
San Juan
P. R
Dehma & Co
Bidwell
Elreule
District of
Troi
Delma & Co
Porto Rica
Forto Rico
Justice Brown
District of Columbia
FOWER
White
Downes Cate
Con- Breag
Dellma
Eltel
Woodruff Tnn
Flouston
Court Delivers Ruling on Porto Rico Tariff Question
The Supreme Court today upheld the Foraker act as constitutional while ruling Porto Rico remains a U S territory but not for tariff purposes. The decision affirms the circuit court, with Justice Brown authoring the opinion and Justices White Shiras and McKenna dissenting. The cases explain tariff validity for goods from Porto Rico before and after the tariff act took effect.
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McKenna
Supreme Courts
Irsular
Tha
Shiras
Gray
White
Goetz Va
United States
Crossman
Circuit Court For
Southern District of New York
Goetz
Porto Rico
Hawai
Uwawati
Ritory
Drssenting
Delima
Downes
United States Supreme Court
Brown
Porto Hico
Circuit Court
Will Meet the Remains for Dr G B Noyes
Oshkosh physicians plan an 8 pm meeting at Dr Ackley’s office to arrange care for the remains of Dr George B Noyes, longtime surgeon at the Wisconsin Veterans Home near Waupaca. He died Saturday night at age 55, a Rush Medical College graduate and former member of the 146th Infantry. The body will move Tuesday to Winneconne for interment after arriving by rail at Central station.
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Oshkosh
G. B. Noyes
Wleconsin
Tome
Bureal
Wleacounne
J. C. Noyen
Ackley
George B Noyes
Wisconsin Veterans’ Home
Waupica
Central Road
Winneconne
Major Noyes
J C Noyes
Rush Medical College
Veterans’ Home
Dinosolunteer Infantry
Ape
O Brien Ives Announcement of Coming Marriage
Oshkesh O Brien malling clerk at the post office and Vera Maud Ives of Moulton Tex announce their coming marriage. The ceremony will occur at Vera Ives home and the couple will reside in this city after August. The bride is Bolvey of Moulton relatives mention her Normal attendance in this city for two years. The groom is son of M H O'Brien county treasurer.
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Oshkesh
Jay O Brien
Vera Maud Ives
Moulton
Tex
Bolvey
M. H. O'Brien
Norwegian butcher arrested in teen murder case
San Francisco May 27 A Norwegian butcher named Lietgert has been arrested in connection with the murder of 13 year old Robert Hislop. The boy was found dead in his room after being last seen Saturday night at the Hislop home where Lietgert formerly boarded. Police say the youngster may have been killed by burglars.
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Sv Associaledares
San Francisco
Cal
Herman Lietgert
Robert Hislop
Lietgert
Histon
Young Hislop
Habeas Corpus Filed Over Census Clerk Killing
A petition for a writ of habeas corpus was filed today by counsel for Mrs. Lola Boning who is held in connection with the killing of a census clerk in Time Kenmore two weeks ago. The writ was later refused.
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Associated Press
Washington, DC
Lola Boning
Young Byres
Kenmore
Yankee Troops Sail For Manila From China
A war department dispatch from General Chaffee at Taku reports the transports Sumner and Leimiox sail May 7 and all troops bound for Manila have departed China.
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Associated Press
Washington, DC
War Department
Chaffee
Taku
Sumner
Leimiox
China
Manilla
May term damage cases delayed for Chicago and Northwestern
This morning Judge Burnell ordered that the damage cases calendared for the May term against the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad company be not taken up until Monday, June 3.
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Burnell
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Company
Wreck of Lake Schooner Reported Off Manitowoc
Captain Evans of the steam barge Francis Hinton reports passing the wreck of a three masted schooner about fifteen miles off Manitowoc on Sunday afternoon. The vessel was loaded with hardwood slabs and tram appears. the crew are believed drowned.
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Marinette
Wis
Evans
Francis Hinton
Manitowoc
Murder in North Dakota Report of Unknown Man Found Dead
A murdered unknown man was found in a sand pit near Courtney, North Dakota. The marshal and a constable pursue the suspected killer as a Wimbledon, Minnesota correspondent notes the case. The text includes garbled phrases referencing lodging and feeding an unidentified cat.
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St. Paw, Minn
Wimbledon
Courtney
Interest revived on Northern Pacific control dispute
The Associated Press reports revived interest in who controlled the Northern Pacific during the recent stock corner. Circulation notes that Union Pacific Syndicate purchased all Northern Pacific holdings of Edward D. Adams, a director, who cut his position from 3 000 to 7 000 shares and faced a rally after the corner. Berlin dispatches deny Deutsch bank sale. No statement from contenders and no official word expected before fall director elections.
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Associated Press
New York
Northern Pacific Railway
Union Pacifie Syndicate
Northern Pacife
Edward D. Adams
Adams
Corher
Deutsch Bank of Berlin
Northern Pacific
Berlin
Presidential special nears Omaha after stops in Utah Wyoming
The presidential special went through Utah and Wyoming, with Mrs McKinney resting well and the president greeting crowds in mining town Ravine. It is due in Omaha tomorrow morning, after brief stops at Laramie and Cheyenne with short locomotive changes.
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Associated Press
Medicine Row
Wyo
Utah
Wyoming
McKinney
Rixey
Raving
Omaha
Taramle
Laramle
Chetenne
Chesenne
Wye
Cheyenne
Weroming
Three Deaths Reported in City Lineage and Burial Notices
Michael Scholtz of 349 Iowa street dies at six in the morning at sixty six. He was born in Germany and leaves a wife and three sons named Clement, Michael, and Severin Scholtz. Funeral at St Vincent's church Wednesday at nine. Moses Forbes, 75 East Irving street, dies Sunday at 7 50 p m. Born in Massachusetts aged seventy seven. formerly in the livery business in Watertown and later in the city for about forty seven years. Funeral arrangements not yet made. Infant son of John Herdinger of 541 Ninth street dies Sunday aged eight months. Funeral at St Vincent's church on Oregon Street Wednesday at eight in the morning.
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Michael Scholtz
Iowa Street
Germany
Clement Scholtz
Severin Scholtz
St. Vincent’s Church
Mgsns Forbes Moses Forbes
East Irving Street
Massachusetts
Watertown
Wis
Washington Street
John Herdinger
Ninth Street
St. Vincent's Church
Oregon Street
Monomaniac Claim Sparks Episcopal Rift Debate
A Fond du Lac dispatch quotes Bishop Grafton reacting to Rev. J W Greenwood Oshkosh on dividing the Episcopal church into provinces with archbishops He dismisses the Greenwood charge of ritualism and notes the division will not be achieved for many years stating the topic is unrelated to high or low church views.
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J. W Greenwood
Trinity Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
Satuday
Northwestern
Fond du Lac
Grafton
J. W. Greenwood
Oshkosh
Greenwood
Death of George Henkel aged 68 in Oshkosh
George Henkel, 68, longtime Oshkosh resident born in Hessian Germany, died Sunday night at 11 10 at his home 75 Mt Vernon street from dropsy after six months illness. He came to Oshkosh in 1852 and ran a boot and shoe store on Malin street. Survived by wife and seven children. Funeral Thursday at 9 am from St Marys church. Friends asked not to send flowers.
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George Henkel
Mt. Vernon Street
Mr. Henkel
Hessian
Germany
Oshkosh
Malin Street
Taylor Wins Out in Tetum Match Upset
Major Taylor, the colored American cyclist, defeated Jacquelin, the French champion, in two of three races in a Tetum match.
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Ascociated Press
Pata
Major” Taylor
Jacquelin
Presbyterian General Assembly Adopts Revision Report in 1902 Debate
The Presbyterian general assembly in Philadelphia adopts the revision committee's plan with a new wording change from summary to statement. Dr Mofatt moves to instruct a committee to prepare a brief doctrinal statement for the next assembly, aiming for clarity and unity. The assembly votes to continue the revision committee and sets Los Angeles as future meeting site’s consideration.
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Annemaly
New York
Philadelphia
Presbyterian General Assembly
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Los Angeles
Roberts
Denver
Milwaukee
Saratoga Springs
James D. Mofatt
D. D
Washington and Jefferson University
Dr. Mofatt
Dr. Morate
Mofatt
Baker
Minton
Dickey
W. H. Roberts
Runaway Carriage Accidents Injure Mrs Cameron and Miss Fox
Two runaway incidents on New York avenue leave Mrs David N Cameron and Miss Alice Fox bruised while Milas Fox escapes unharmed. A second crash injures Dr A Ault when a frightened horse overturns a buggy near Park and Wisconsin avenues. The physician is treated at home. the tamed horse belongs to Professor Gleason.
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David N. Cameron
Alice Fox
New York Avenue
L. H Lawson
Cameron
Mr. Lawson
Milas Fox
Aken
Professor Gleason
Misplaced switch blamed for Wisconsin Central wreck
An admitted fact by Wisconsin Central workers cites a misplaced switch as the cause of a Saturday wreck. The watchman on the bridge near the switch and two bridge crew shifts are under scrutiny as to who bears responsibility. The two levers and the guard system were involved, with blame disputed between the bridge foreman and an assistant.
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Wisconsin Central
William Potter
E. Horn
A. Ft. Horn
Robert Sevell
Sewall
Dutty
Horn
Quiet City Wedding For Onions and Miss Abbott
A small city wedding will unite Leonard William Onion of New York and Marion Abbott daughter of Rev James P. Abbott on Tuesday June 1. The ceremony at 10 48 a m will be performed by Rev Dr James P Abbott, with limited family present. Afterward a wedding breakfast will be served and the couple will depart for New York to reside.
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Leonard ‘William Onion
New York City
Marion Abbott
James P. Abbott
First Raothet Church
Onion
New York
National Lead Company
Abbott
New Bedford
Mass
New London
N. H
Death of George Adama Prominent Chicago Livestock Merchant
George Adama a longtime Chicago livestock commission merchant died at his home in Chicago today aged in the sixties. An English immigrant, he helped establish the citys stock yards about forty years ago. Dr Fr Borman has returned home from a trip to Bonner, Moat, one snap or more (fragment).
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Chicago
George Adama
Livestock Commission
Adama
England
Hig City
Borman
Bonner
Moat
Sony
Mor
Western miners and labor unions discuss Coeur d Alene trouble and exclusionist policy
In Denver on May 27 the Western Federation of Miners and Western Labor union held a joint convention. Delegates discuss major western labor issues including Coeur d Alene mining troubles and oriental labor. The Chinese exclusion policy expires May 5 1902 and the convention is expected to back renewal and push for a measure excluding Japanese laborers.
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Associated Prees
Denver
Col
Werterk Federation of Miners
Cis
Western Labor Union
Bers
Broderick Unpopular in British Army
London reports indicate that Mr. Broderick, the secretary of state for war, is not favored by British officers. Up to 1,000 officers have submitted papers to the war office amid widespread dissatisfaction. The military clubs discuss doubts over implementing a new army plan, and recruitment prospects look grim.
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Associated Press
New York
London
Herald
Broderick
War Office
Fire and Water Committee Considers Mains and Wares
The committee met in the fire department chief's office to review mains on Liberty Street, ten houses costing 10000 to be built, and petitions from Wilson Bros. to erect an Ottera tenancy building. They recommend denying the Wilson Bros. ordinance and refer Bray & Choate's warehouse rent to council. They may purchase a hose wagon from Meinicke Bros. for 205 and discuss chemical engines, with Chief Brauer opposing a new engine and proposing two hand engines per wagon.
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Committee On Fire and Water
L. H. Lawson
Liberty Street
Lancan
Wilson Bros
Otteratcees
Bray & Choate Company
Ttma
Brauer
Cougeell
Milwaukee boat Teaty for launching by next Safonay
The Canadian cup challenger being built by Jones and Laborde for the Nulmt syndicate in Milwaukee is nearly ready for water. The hull has its second black coat, the crown deck is canvas covered, sails are being made in Chicago, hollow spars in New York, and fittings and trimming remain to be completed. The craft is light draught and resembles boats used by Inland Like Yachting opponents, designed to endure Roaviedt conditions.
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Jones & LaBorde
Nulmt‘macher Syndicate
Milwaukee
Teaty
Next Safonay
Benjamin Carpenter Sail Works
Chicago
New York State
Yachting Association
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