Supreme Court Dismisses Minnesota Merger Case
The Supreme Court held federal courts lack jurisdiction and dismissed Minnesota v Northern Securities and the Great Northern Northern Pacific merger. The case aimed to challenge state laws against railroad consolidations and restraining trade. Justice Harlan noted the suit did not present a final federal question for the circuit court and should have been remanded to state court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
State of Minnesota
Northern Securities Company
Great Northern and Northern Pacifica
Supreme Court Court of the
United States
Supreme Court
Federal Court
Minnesota
Securities Company
State
Circuit Court of the
Federal Circuit Court
Harlan
Circuit Court
Grand Opera House Fire Exits Still Unfinished
Fire Marshal Kellogg warns the Grand Opera House may be closed if delayed stairway fire escapes ordered by the city council three months ago are not completed. He has pressed management and architect E. W. Houghton after repeated visits, noting work should have been finished six weeks ago.
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Ballard
Grand Opera House
Opera House
Tron Stairway
Special Fire Investigating Committee of the Council
Kellogg
E. W. Houghton
Yaqui Rebel Leaders Executed After Capture in Sonora
Manuel Guavesi and Maravilla, Yaqui leaders in Sonora, were captured by Captain Barron during a clash with a band of Indians near Bamotote and were executed on the spot. The killings are seen as the death blow to the Yaqui rebellion, with Guavesi previously commanding Yaqui forces and involved in past ambushes. Maravilla admitted killing Rafael Torres and described the torture Torres endured.
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Hermosillo
Mexico
Manuel Guavesi
Sonora
Maravilla
Barron
Bamotote
Guavesi
Zamoraleta
Celeo Gomez
Jose Vallejo
Rafael Torres
Torres
Working Man's Protective Association Formed at Garden Station
Claimants in a breach of contract suit against Clarence D. Hillman met at 604 Bailey building to organize a group named the Working man's Protective association. Officers elected include W. K. Kent as president and William Martin as secretary treasurer. Headquarters are temporarily at 664 Bailey building.
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Clarence D. Hillman
Garden Station
Bailey Building
Workingman's Protective Association
W. K. Kent
William Martin
Pickpocket Jarred Memory Jailed After City Ban Violation
George Mines alias Childs, arrested by Detective Wappenstein, ignored a police order to leave the city and was rearrested. Police Judge George fined him 100 dollars and sentenced him to 90 days in jail to jar his memory.
Pleiades Sails Tomorrow for Orient Call
The Borton Steamship Company's steamer Pleiades will depart tomorrow morning at 2 o'clock for the Orient with 6000 tons of freight. Cargo includes flour fish canned meats salmon barley grain bicycles cigars tobacco nails and canned milk. Calls at Moji Kobe and Nagasaki with no calls at Chinese ports. such freight will be transferred at Kobe.
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Borton Steamship Company
Pleiades
Orient
Moji
Kobe
Nagasaki
Alex T Brown schooner launches next Monday morning
The four masted schooner Alex T Brown being built by Globe Navigation will launch at Ballard shipyards next Monday at 10 o clock. The vessel measures 1 feet in length 2 feet beam and 710 registered tons and will serve the lumber trade on the coast.
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Alex. T. Brown
Globe Navigation Company
Ballard
Wings Clipped by Divorce Suit Between Kent Couple
Mrs Mary Kent sues Philip Kent her lodging house owner husband for divorce claiming cruelty and unpaid support. She says he treats her as a servant and forces hard work while his daughter from a former marriage spends freely. She cites threats to flee with their child to British Columbia and has secured a temporary restraining order on property.
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Mary Kent
Philip Kent
Seventh Avenue
Pike Street
Kent
British Columbia
TWAS A HOWLING SUCCESS AT HIGH SCHOOL MINSTRELS
The high school minstrel show Saturday night was a howling success with profits over $300 for the High School Athletic Club. The girls contributed clever specialties and the burlesque sketch drew praise as the chorus trained well and end men acted bravely. Proceeds will fund improvements in the club's gym.
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Minandtal Committee
Firet ward GOP meeting sparks clash over Weir nomination
A sandspit campaign event for the Forty fourth district nomination drew crowd reaction claims that backers of Clancy cheered for rival candidate Jaffrey. Weir’s supporters and opponent Woetz denied the tale saying applause was only for Woetz and Jaffrey did not speak during the gathering.
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Firet Ward
Sandspit
Clancy
James Weir
Forty-fourth
Weir
Jaffrey
Woetz
Pilgrimage to the Holy Land Arrives in London
Westminster cathedral hosted a solemn blessing by Archbishop Browne for several hundred Roman Catholics before departure on a pilgrimage to the Holy Land. The party, led by the Bishop of Waterford and the Bishop of Shrewsbury, sails tomorrow on a special steamer. It is described as the first modern pilgrimage under exclusive Roman Catholic auspices.
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London
Weastminster
Bownie
Mary Land
Waterford
Shrewsbury
Humboldt Sails for Skagway and Lynn Canal Ports
The Pacific Coast Steamship Humboldt left at 0:30 this morning bound for Skagway and Lynn canal ports with a large passenger list. Among travelers were John H. Williams and 15 prospectors headed for the Alsek district. Williams previously located several claims he plans to develop this season. The steamer carried 7% passengers.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Humboldt
Skagway
Lynn Canal
Interior
John H. Williams
Alsek
Williamse
Assault Charge Against Youth After 17 Year Old Case
Gua Alken, a young man of formerly good reputation, was arrested Saturday afternoon on a charge of criminally assaulting Ethel Criswell, who is 17. Alken was released on bonds.
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Gua Alken
Ethel Criswell
Alken
Stranger robbed of 68 dollars at the Detroit hotel
Hugh Hamilton reported a robbery Saturday night in the Detroit hotel a well known lodging house. He said the thief took all his money sixty eight dollars and nothing else was found. Police were investigating the incident.
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Superior Court
William Fleming
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Thomas
Roberts
Sam Cohen
King Street
Seattle Red Cross
Lincoln
Hugh Hamilton
Detroit
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Lal
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Puget
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Fremont
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Yaquis
Ishpeming, Mich
United Mineral Mine Workers
Ishpeming
THE
High School Minstrels
Holy Land
Humboldt Sails
Browa
Greseers
Daintiest
Fabrica
Okee Sheraed
NAVY
Seattle
Buits
Millin
Venice
Thompson
McCarthy Dry Goods Co
Second Ave
Madison Street
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