Cook County BOARD withholds funds for grand juries
Chicago June 10 Associated Press reports Cook county commissioners refused to appropriate money for two special grand juries set to probe fraud in last fall election which produced the state's attorneyship for Maclay Hoyne. President A A McCormick charged A M Lawrence, a Chicago publisher active in politics, who sued McCormick for 100000 damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Board of
Cook County Commissioners
Maclay Hoyne
A.A. McCormick
A. M. Lawrence
Minnesota Wins Famous Rate Case
The article discusses how state authority over intrastate rates extends across Minnesota and neighboring areas. It cites Congress’s intent in regulating commerce, noting no plan for unified federal control of intrastate rates and that states retain power to set reasonable intrastate transportation rates through their agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Federal Commission
How English Beauties Keep Faces Youthful
English health expert Christian Miller argues national nervousness ages American women while English women teach repose. She says cosmetics harm complexions and endorses mer serialized wax as a wholesome night treatment from drugstores. One ounce renovates a bad complexion by removing dead skin.
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Christian Miller
England
King George's
United States
Interstate and intrastate rate regulation limits in Minnesota case
Justice Hughes concludes that state rate setting cannot confiscate intercity railroad profits and that federal action governs interstate rates. The opinion emphasizes Congress’s prerogative over interstate commerce and warns against state schemes surpassing constitutional bounds when calibrating intrastate rates amid public use of railroad property.
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Board of Review
Justice Hughes
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Companies
Modified ruling allows review if circumstances change
The Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad case upheld confiscatory rates but affirm the decree with a provision that the railroad commission and attorney general may seek a further order if future changes prove the rates yield reasonable compensation for services rendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad Company
Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Texas Wonder cures bladder troubles and more
Patent remedy advertisement for the Texas Wonder claims to treat bladder and kidney issues in men and women and regulate childhood bladder troubles. It promises a two months’ treatment per bottle, offers mail order for $1, and invites Alabama testimonials from Dr. E. W. Hall of St Louis Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Alabama
E. W. Hall
Olive
St. Louis, Mo
Detained Nicaragua General Arguello Barred From Landing
Gen Carlos Arguello of Nicaragua was taken to a detention station after arriving in San Francisco and admitting he discussed his role in the recent uprising. Immigration inspectors will review his purpose before permitting entry. The rest of the item promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a cough remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Carlos Arguello
Nicaragua
Mars
Venus
Saturn
Jupiter
Foley
Modern China Women Held for Conspiracy
AP reports several educated women among alleged anti-government conspirators arrested in Tien Tsin and Peking. About 200 conspirators have reportedly been summarily executed. Troop movements continue as Yuan Shi Kai pursues the presidency amid uncertain results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Peking
Tien Tsin
Yuan Shi Kai
American Engineers to Visit in Germany
A party of 300 prominent American engineers with their wives sailed from New York today on the Victoria Luise for an extended trip through Germany. The group, members of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, will tour principal German cities and industrial centers as guests of the German engineers who visited America in 1906.
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New York
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Germany
United States
Society of German Engineers
America
Inspection Board To Visit Naval Stations
The naval board of inspection for shore stations will depart Norfolk on a tour of Southern navy plants after visiting stations north of Norfolk. Rear Admiral John R. Edwards leads with Captain G. R. Evans, W. G. Dubose, and Archibald L. Parsons aboard. First stop Charleston, then Pensacola, Key West, New Orleans and other departmental properties.
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Washington
Naval Board of Inspection
Norfolk
John R. Edwards
G. R. Evans
W. G. Dubose
Archibald L. Parsons
Charleston
S. C
Pensacola
Key West
New Orleans
Trooper Fatally Shoots Comrade in Douglas
An incident in Douglas Arizona ends with George Nelson a Ninth Cavalry trooper fatally wounding Albert Jones and Tom Evans dying from injuries as Nelson ran amuck with an army public safety item on Sunday night.
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Douglas
Ariz
George Nelson
Ninth Cavalry
Albert Jones
Tom Evans
Jones
Allen's Foot-Ease Promises Quick Comfort for Feet
Advert says Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder relieves painful smarting feet and bunions, eases tight new shoes, reduces sweating and swelling, and offers a free trial package by mail. Sold everywhere for 25 cents.
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Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Suffragette Appears In Time To Save Servant
Doncaster England June 10. During the preliminary hearing of a servant girl charged with attempted arson at Westfield House May Dennis alias Lillian Linton, sought by police in the Kew garden suffragette outrages, entered the court and admitted she tried to burn the house. The servant girl was discharged, Dennis was arrested, and Harry Johnson, a young newspaper man implicated in the same case, was committed for trial.
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Doncaster
England
Westfield House
May Dennis
Lillian Linton
Kew Garden
Miss Dennis
Harry Johnson
Duveen Buys Rembrandt Bathsheba for 200000
Paris report states Rembrandt painting Bathsheba sold at Baron Steengracht collection auction in The Hague. Duveen bought the work yesterday for 200000 dollars.
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Associated Press
Paris
Rembrandat
Bathsheba
Duveen
Baron Steengracht
The
Hague
Dr King’s New Life Pills Endorsed for Aged Patients
Advertisement notes that old men and women need a laxative that is safe and painless. Dr King’s New Life Pills are praised for prompt and gentle action, suitable for the aged. Price of 25 cents and recommended by an Antwerp Drug Corporation.
Notice of Chancery Order in Hunt et al Case Mobile Alabama
In Chancery at Mobile Alabama Thirteenth District Southwestern Division Van Antwerps Drug Corp vs Jonathan Hunt et al. Notice of a May 29 1913 order lists numerous adult non residents with unknown residences and heirs as reported in the bill of complaint.
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Mobile
Alabama
van Antwerp’s Drug Corporation, Inc
Jonathan Hunt
State of
William A. Carter
Columbus
T. J. Brown
Winston, N. C
William A. Berry
Wilbesforo
N. C
William F. Berry
Witreton
Almon Hazel Berry
Wilkesboro
Beccie C. Hall
Salem
N.C
Thos. J. Hall
Sallie C
Hall
Meridian
Miss
Allen A. Goodman
William J. Goodman
Waynesboro
Thos. F. Townsley
Louis Oscar Townsley
Marie Coralie Townsley
Patrick McLoskey
Philip McLoskey
Thomas Barrett
Latham Mitchell
Peter A. Remsen
John S. Rems
Maxwell Smith
Adon Smith
Effie C. Smith
Martha Smith
J. Hunt Smith
Cornelia Smith
Ella Starkey
Edith Reed
Jonah Dayton Smith
Patrick McLaskey
Philip McLaskey
John S. Remsen
George Tucker
Michael Perrault
Victor Gannard
John Griffiant
John Groiffant
John Giffen
Wm. E. Kennedy
John Forbes
James Innerarity
John Innerarity
Archibald W. Gordon
Duke W. Goodman
William Jones
Sarah M. Clanton
Wm. J. Jones
Florence H
Meade Maying
Com
Clarence Johnson
Dayton Smith
Adon N. Smith
Arthur Smith
Delia Smith
Louise Maxwell Smith
Mobile. Item
Land dispute in Mobile Alabama alleges title denial by multiple defendants
The bill states defendants deny or dispute the complainant's title to a parcel in Mobile bounded by Royal and St. Louis streets. It lists numerous named defendants including Carter, Hall, Adams, Townsley, Remsen, Gannard, Innerarity, Goodman, and Smith among others, with boundaries described along Royal and St. Louis streets. The document notes the McGill Institute area as part of the vicinity.
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Alabama
Mobile
Royal and
St. Louis Streets
Royal Street
St. Louis Street
McGill Institute
William A. Carter
Jesse Carter
Willis E. Hall
Delphine H. Hairston
Marie
Coralie Townsley
Patrick McLoskey
Philip McLoskey
Thomas Barrett
Latham Mitchell
Peter A. Remsen
John S. Remsen
George Tucker
Michael Perrault
Victor Gannard
John Griffiant
John Groiffant
John Giffen
William E. Kennedy
John Forbes
James Innerarity
John Innerarity
Duke W. Goodman
Jonathan Hunt
Wm. Jones, Jr
Sarah M. Clanton
Wm. J. Jones
Florence H. Jones
Edith Carter
Adton Smith
Sidney Smith
J. Hunt Adams
Adon Smith, Jr
Jonah D. F. Smith
Harlan P. Smith
J. Hunt Smith
Delia M. Johnson
Louise F. Wheeler
Margaret Adams
Mary Adams
Anna N. Adams
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Erted
Ducro
E. Fougera & Co., Inc
Beekman Street
New York City
Fifth Ave
Broadway
D. P. Ritchey, Prop
Apollo
Mobile and
Fairhope
Shady Park
M. A. Bowen
Mgr
Bank of Mobile
National Banking Association
Freynalds Music House
Dauphin St
Mobile, Ala
Horlick’s
Horlick
Aia
Arguello
China
Atrelere Eet
Protector
Osquito
Bloch Furniture CO
Rembrandt
Hammel’s
Tae Ane
Ata
Skane
Carl Holzborn
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