Supreme Court affirms part of Buckley vs Pax mining case
The Idaho Supreme Court affirmed a district court ruling in Buckley v Pax over a mining claim in Lemhi County. Justice Sullivan authored the opinion, holding that under Idaho law an alien or non citizen claimant may acquire an undivided one third interest in a mining claim under an 1899 act. The judgment for the respondent Buckley stands with costs.
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LemLi County
Justice Sullivan
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H. G. Redwine
John H. Padgham
W. T. Reayves
United States
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Angus Cameron
John Taylor
H. Shipman
Cameron
Taylor
Shipman
Tiis
Rosenthal
Bohannon Va
Howe
Harris
Talks of Fashions Rule and Bird Trimmings Debate
Professor George A. Vincent of the University of Chicago lectured at the Lewis Institute on how styles evolve by slow extremes and fade rapidly. He warned fashion moves are beyond the federation and cannot be forecast, noting anxiety when bird decorations in hats were discussed. He linked fashion to imitation and noted servants’ attire as a symbol of changing social roles.
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George A. Vincent
University of Chicago
Lewis Institute
Federation of Women's Chiba
Audubon Society
Wynn process for gold extraction announced in Denver
Colorado chemist Willard Teller endorses a new Wynn method that pulverizes ore, treats it chemically, then fires to extract gold. He claims the system reduces losses by about 7 percent and could work on large ore bodies, noting test results show $60 recovered from 1000 pounds of ore and $120 per ton value with some losses still possible.
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Willard Teller
United States
Teller
Colorado
Wynn
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Jury finds Godfrey Winger guilty of Sabbath labor in Mexico
In Audrain county Missouri the jury in the circuit court at Mexico convicted German farmer Godfrey Winger on two counts for Sabbath labor. He scalded hogs and whitewashed trees on Sunday near the Littleby Methodist church. He faces fines and possible appeals up to a supreme court. The case spanned a long day and expected further action.
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Warmer
Comte
Audrain County
Godfrey Winer
Winner
Littleby Methodist Episcopal Church
Winger
Hughes
Supreme Court
Cornell Mass Meeting Reinstates Honor System After Cheating Scandal
Presint Schurman of Cornell University suspended all exercises for two hours for a mass meeting where about 1500 students voted to reestablish the honor system. They pledged to detect fraud, form a student court, and send resolutions to the faculty, which referred them to the committee on student conduct for early decision. A junior in arts was dropped for plagiarism, and another student in mathematics faces summary dismissal for cheating.
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Presint Schurman
Cornell University
Cribbing
Crane
Learning to ride at the White House lawn scene
A Roosevelt family moment shows Haley Quentin riding a spotted pony on the south front while Archie Archibald watches and a nurse manages the youngster. Tourists watch from the fence as cameras and privacy cues shape the scene at the White House grounds.
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Roosevelt
Haley Quentin
White House
Archibald
Quentin
Slavery to Be Abolished Decree in German East Africa
The Reichsanzeiger of Berlin publishes a decree for gradual abolition in German East Africa. It defines murters duties toward existing slaves, including care in sickness and old age. The rules allow slaves to purchase freedom and require owners to grant two days weekly for slave self work or compensatory pay.
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Reichsanzeiger
Berin
German East Africa
German Students Protest Admissions Rules at Berlin Tech
Berlin's education minister issued new rules for foreign student admission at the Berlin Technical College. Russians must prove attendance at a Russian technical college. other foreigners must present general education certificates and proof of technical college attendance. A class of guest students called hospitante will be abolished in the machine engineering department, allowed only in other departments under exceptional circumstances.
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Berlin
New York Times
Berliner Tageblatt
Prince Spoiled by Inferior Performance Critique
Phrase in the Chicago Record-Herald complains that a stock yards hand was ruined by a very inferior act and a bulging fault in the husband’s performance with the attacker. The remark frames a severe critique of a royal display involving Queen Wilhelmina’s consort and a controversial scene.
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Wilhelmina
Attcker
Chicago Record-Herald
Plans for Rockefeller Medical Research Institute
The officers of the Institute for Medical Research founded by John D. Rockefeller announce plans funded by a $200,000 endowment. They will spend $20,000 annually to provide 40 scholarships and appoint for one year. Candidates will be recommended by laboratory heads and must pursue investigations in pathology bacteriology or hygiene. Initial work included milk supply study with the city board of health, and autumn activity will pursue original research to tackle unsolved medical problems.
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Institute For Medical Research
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Board of Health
Petroleum Spring in Zante Island Treasures Long History
An O14 Petroleum Spring on Zante in the Toulan archipelago has been known for nearly 3,000 years and is noted by Warr otus for its long standing recognition. The entry highlights a historic natural feature associated with ancient mentions and enduring significance.
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Zante
Toulan Islands
Warrotus
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