Bleached flour case reaches U S Supreme Court
The Department of Justice filed a writ of certiorari with the U S Supreme Court seeking review of the Eighth Circuit’s ruling in the bleached flour case. The issue is whether the pure food and drug act bans any poisonous ingredient in food or allows infinitesimal quantities if not demonstrably injurious. The case centers on 625 sacks of flour owned by Lexington Mill & Elevator Co. of St. Louis and its implications for enforcement of the act nationwide.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals
Eighth Circuit
Lexington Mill & Elevator Company
St. Louis
Court of Appeals
Wilson
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Haman
Washington
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
United States
Bureau of Corporations
Standard Oil, Tobacco
Department of Labor
Bureau of Labor
Status of the Isle of Pines and tariff news mix
The Isle of Pines status remains disputed with residents seeking U S possession declaration and wider recognition amid Cuban proximity claims. Congress tariffication moves prompt inquiries into production costs and wage impacts while agencies prepare investigations and potential penalties for anti competitive actions.
Praise for Mr Underwood Spreads Across Nation
The New York Herald lauds Mr Underwood for expediting the tariff bill with minimal friction and praises his leadership qualities. It calls him an ideal leader and a skilled statesman, noting his strong business sense and measured approach.
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Underwood
New York Herald
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Herald
Flood Danger About Over In New Orleans After Crest
New Orleans breathes easier as the Mississippi crest stabilizes and falls above the city. Vigilance remains high along levees and weak spots are watched to prevent a crevasse. The States notes the forecast crest by weather officials was too high by about a foot and a half. Mobile is free from floods and railroad disruptions persist elsewhere from Cairo to the gulf.
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New Orleans
Mississippi
Big
Red River
Louisiana
Weather Bureau
Mobile
Cairo
Gulf
A Line o' Cheer Each Day o' the Year
A reflective verse contrasts toiling crowds chasing prizes with the comfort of nearby community. The speaker weighs leaving fruitful labor for lure and danger abroad versus staying where love and neighborly cheer are secure.
Wilson era praised for goodwill in early national drift
Washington dispatch notes a rare mood of peace on earth and goodwill toward the Wilson administration. It contrasts Roosevelt and Taft clashes with Wilson's early record of tolerant, friendly policy and cautious tariff critique, while acknowledging enduring debates over tariffs, currency reform, and trust issues.
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Washington
Wilson
Roosevelt
McKinley
Taft
White House
Serena Payne
Rform
United States
Wright Says Aviating Safe as Motoring in Social Note
Milwaukee Sentinel notes Orville Wright stating aviating is as safe as motoring and that people can drive for miles without harm, reflecting public confidence in early aviation. The piece endorses Wright’s view as a boost to motoring nerves.
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Orville Wright
Aviating
Ores
Milwaukee
Sentin
Wright
Cramming Coup Ends In Examless Logic Course
In a hot June evening two college students struggle with a brutal logic load. They miss Zippster’s final exam yet receive letters proclaiming no final and credits awarded, sending relief amid post cramming chaos.
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Bob
Harry
Zippie
Lovely Woman Delivers Quick Fight With Words
A wry verse notes a woman who will not be deterred once she begins speaking. The speaker mocks a man hesitant to argue, praising her decisive tongue and intent to act without delay.
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Jennie
New Locks and Docks Set to Transform Great Lakes Trade
Dr. Casoretty notes massive investments in navigation and port facilities as New York and other states push Erie canal expansion and Soo locks. A seven hundred foot drydock at Sault Ste Marie will float ships between Atlantic and Pacific routes via new waterways.
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France
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Sulzer
Hudson River
Long Island
New York City
Buzzard’s Bay
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Bay
Cape Cod
United States
J.J. Hill
Pennsylvania Railway Company
Vanderbilts
Greater New York
Soo” River
Panama Canal
Cape Cod Canal
Great Lakes
Suez Canal
Far Haat
India
Sco
Canada
British North America
Jokes Across Ages From Ancient Egypt To Lincoln
A humorous piece traces jokes through history from Rameses ancient Egypt to Abraham Lincoln. It credits Chicks University savants with origin tracing and notes another joke about an ugly man allegedly from Lincoln era. The article adds a British stat noting about 100 accidents occur.
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Savents
Chicks University
Adam
Abraham Lincoln
Harris
Northwestern University
Lincoln
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