Court Rules Against 1895 Labor Discrimination Law
The U S Supreme Court invalidated the June 1 1895 act banning interstate railway discrimination against labor organizations. Justice Harlan writes that Adair a Louisville Nashville master mechanic could discharge an employee for union membership, underscoring Congress cannot override contracts. Justice McKenna dissents praising the act. Case from Eastern District of Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Act of Congress
William Adair
United States
Supreme Court of the
Adair
Justice Harlan
Louisville &, Nashville
Supreme Court
United States District Court For
District of
Kentucky
Japanese Raid and Armory Attack Report
San Francisco reports rifle fire from National Guard sharpshooters thwarting a second armory raid on Companies K and M Fifth Infantry. Guards doubled due to a third attempt while two pursuers suspected as spies sought defense maps. Other items note a mail wagon holdup in New Orleans with about $5100 stolen and the death of John M. Jenson at Fulda First National Bank after being struck by a train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
National Guard
M. Fifth Infantry
Te National Guard
Pearing
New Orleans
United States
Cincinnati
Crosse
Wis
John M
First Naval Bank of
Fulda
Minn
Minnesota
Ogo, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Apilu
Sweden
Malma
Arlof
Riksdag
Gustaf
Tiksdag
National Society For the Prevention of Emigration
Stockholm
Gothenburg
Karlstad
Malmo
Lund
Finland
St. Petersburg
Helsingfors
Vyborg
Sveaborg
Poland
Russia
New
Landtag
M. Stolypin
Gen. Kuropatkin
Kuropatkin
Stolypin
Denmark
Caruso
Copenhagen
Germany
England
Holger Drachmann
Bilxen-Finecke
Fyen
Carl Moltke
Rome
Viking Swimming Club
Fire and Homicide Report From Small Town Shop
Burned in bed a shoemaker J Stevenson and worker James McKinnon were found dead in a small shop after a fire started. Firemen broke in and found both men in bed and unable to escape. In Superior Wisconsin an unidentified man found dead in a vacant lot bears evidence of foul play with a blood stained ax nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Francis
J. Stevenson
James McKinnon
Sperior
Wis
Unvn
West Fifth Street
Twin City Markets Price Listing for Minneapolis Grain and Butter
Minneapolis price sheet from January 28 shows mat No 1 northern at 109 per hundredweight No 2 sarn 1.07 May 1094 white 490 Corn No 3 570 No 4 8 Rye No 3 0.79 aced No 1 1.19 Butter extras 0.28 firsts 0.27 fancy 0.05 seconds 0.22 Turkeys 0.120 chickens 0.10 Steers 0.00 to 3.95 Hoge 4.0 Sheep Muttons 0.35 The listing covers South St. Paul readings for January 26 with various livestock prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Northern
South St. Paul
Scandinavia News Roundup From Norway to Denmark
Ex Premier Michelsen plans to remove Kristiania in February while rail work progresses. Fires kill workers in Kristiania and Trondhjem. a lye tank accident fatally burns Hans Peter Hansen. Sweden debates beet sugar land deals and naval budgets as King Gustaf opens parliament. Finland faces Russian troop occupation and garrison shifts. Denmark reports Caruso engagement and a theft at the Rome embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey
Konow
Bergen
Peter Hoguestad
Bernt Stoylen
Free Theological Seminary
Haakon
Numedal
Dagalj
Hardanger
Norway
Kristiania
Trondhjem
Hans Peter Hansen
Notodden
Hansen
Borregaard
Kiar
Aarrestad
Harregaard
Mexican Pyramids Unearthed at Teotihuacan With Toltec Glory
Archaeologist Dr. Leopold Batres leads excavation near Teotihuacan Mexico uncovering pyramids and subterranean chambers. The Moon Pyramid and Sun Pyramid rise from dirt connected by the Miccactl Road as a colossal Toltec city is revealed to the world. The Sacrificial Stone myth is debunked and research spans four to six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold Batres
Archaeological Monuments
Mexican Republic
French Academy
Teotihuacan
Batres
Tts
Brazil Coffee Crop Reaches Over 120 Million Bags
Brazil reports a monstrous coffee harvest for the year ending June 30 totaling 120,409,180 bags, up 9,353,802 bags from the previous year. The record crop underscores robust bean production across major farming regions and highlights shifts in global supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Crowned. He Lives in Fame Who Dies in Virtue's Cause
A terse epigraph notes that true renown rests on dying for virtuous aims, echoing a Shakespearean motto about fame earned through virtue and sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
Also Mentioned on This Page
Congress
Twin City Markets
Scandinavia
Michelsen
Htergen
Tallic
France
J. M. Christensen
Tonsberg
Bjorn Sjormson
National Theater
Hidskogen
Army
Navy
Wilhelm
Egypt
Mexico
the Palace Bakery
Tnal
Gilbert Larson
Prop
Bottineau County
S. B. Mahaney
Willow City
Bottineau
Turtles —T © —S
McMillan
Gottinean
Bottinesu, N, D
H. M Boti
Ind
Jill
ENT
Vertising
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!