McKinley policy, Spain, and Cuban crisis debate
Washington correspondent Newsy critiques McKinley for peace at any price while condemning money lenders and a Wall Street Ring. He frames Spain Cuba policy, Reed and partisan fights, and warns that Congress may trigger a broader war. The column cites Maine inquiry results, railroad and telephone trusts, and calls for curbing corporate power.
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Appointment at stake as justice Watkins term ends
The Progress urges caution as a Supreme Court vacancy looms with the expiration of Associate Justice L B Watkins term. It notes the governor holds appointment power and stresses the bench’s impact on lives, liberties, civil rights, and business, urging careful consideration by Governor Poster.
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Reappointment urged for Justice L B Watkins to Supreme Bench
The editorial argues that the Supreme Bench should remain a nonpolitical venue and praises Justice L B Watkins for intelligence integrity and legal learning. It notes Watkins family ties to law, his high professional positions, and his proven conduct as an associate. The Progress suggests Governor Foster reappoint him to satisfy the public and bar.
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Legat Holidays and Louisiana Observances
A Louisiana notice argues against claims of excessive legal holidays, noting Sundays and Christmas as the only substantial holidays with partial observance. Banks and courts operate normally on holidays, and many businesses continue full activity despite the legal holiday designation.
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