Inter-State Commerce Commission Clarifies Its Limited Power
The Inter-State Commerce Commission explains it cannot answer questions beyond Section 4. It urges carriers and patrons to rely on courts for disputes while outlining penalties under Sections 8 and 10. The text defends applying general principles to interstate commerce and stresses fair, uniform enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter-State Commission
Trade and Travelers’ Union
Commission
Congress
United States
Alexander Mitchell Dies in New York at 2:25 P M
Alexander Mitchell the northwest railway magnate died at the Hoffman house New York at 2:25 PM on the 19th from bronchial pneumonia and congestive heart failure after a Florida visit and malaria. Survived by wife son John L Mitchell and adopted daughter Mrs Mackie, with mill and Milwaukee connections, interment in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alexander Mitchell
Northwest
Hoffman House
Jacksonville
Florida
Mr. Mitchell
Mitchell
Mackie
Milwaukee
John L. Mitchell
Albert Bieratadt
Keene
St. Paul
Grand Avenue
Chamber of Commerce
Mitchell Bank
Chicago
Sia
John Plankinton
Phil. D. Armour
Armour
Ellon
Aberdeenshire
Scotland
Aberdeen
Peterhead
North Sea
John Mitchell
The
Wisconsin Marine
Supreme court guidance on land patent and fraud standards
The article discusses the Maxwell land zone case and how the Supreme Court instructs lower courts to scrutinize land patents for fraud or mistake. It emphasizes that a patent is the highest evidence of title against both the United States and private parties and notesInterior Department practice remains cautious in recommending suits to annul rents, requiring solid affidavits and credible witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Land Office
Supreme Court
Myers Vn. Croft
Maxwell
Washington
Maxwell Land
Est
United States
Interior Department
Naval
Harcourt
East London
Earl Spencer
Baron Aardsn-Hickey
Triboulet
Paris
New York
San Francisco
Columbia College
Mote
Dan Manning
Abram Hewitt II
Saa
Chicago & Northwestern
Sparks
Ton
Interior
H. F. Merritt
Chicago
Chemnitz
Germany
Merritt
Aix la Epelle
Western Union Telegraph Com Mde
Nin
Prof
Todd
Amherst Colle
Japan
Compa Ae ‘ Wn
Salisbury Defends Government Against Irish Crime Bill Criticism
Lord Salisbury addresses a London audience, arguing the Easter opposition agitation failed and the government protects liberty while enforcing crime suppression in Ireland. He contrasts his stance with Mr. Gladstone’s 1881 bill, questions his gains, and portrays conservatives as a force against misrepresentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Salisbury
Primrose League
London
Mr. Gladstone
Ireland
Gladstone
Mr. Parnel
Lieutenant Danenhower Suicide Shocks Navy Community
Lieutenant John W. Danenhower of Arctic fame is found dead at the naval academy in Annapolis with a bullet wound to the temple. He had suffered mental strain after the Constellation grounding and a relation to Robert W. Gatewood, with a noted past Arctic expedition service and a long naval career. His death follows closely on other naval distress cases and unsettled inquiries into sanity and discipline within the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Danenhower
Arctic
Naval Academy
Anna
Washington
Norfolk
Robert W. Gatewood
Carolina
Newego
N.Y
Danenhower
Navy Department
Constellation
Navy Yard
Department of Insanity
Lieutoner
Illinois
Naval Service
Murder verdict in Morris for two brakemen
The trial of Henry Scawartsz and Newton Watt for the murder of Ex press Messenger Kelley Nicho's ended in Morris Illinois with the jury convicting both men. They were sentenced to life in a penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Scawartsz
Newton Watt
Express
Kelley Nicho
Morris
Ill
Watt
Schwartz
Quinn
Paris
Havre
New York
Earl of Longford
London
Gourney Butler
Boston
Treasury
Maynard
Butler
Quincy
Mass
Peter Butler
Canada
Lamar
Duluth
McKee Rankin
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Oal
Gleason
Fillmore
C. Johnson
Little Sauk
I. N. Morrison
Clinton Falls
P. C. Obert
J. I. Vanderburg
Rochester
Hillaire
Dakota
L. W. Lewis
Andover
J. Scott
Driscoll
St. Louis Millers’ Association
Minneapolis Millers
Interstate Commission
Albert Ordway
District of Columbia
New Foundland Assembly
Frederick William
Minot Tribune to Be Published by Dakota Territorial Leader
Marshall McClure, formerly of Jamestown, will publish the Minot Tribune. The report notes numerous territorial items including Fargo college plans, post office discontinuances at Maitland and Starr, a revived Hicks Trask Hardware in Aberdeen, and a not guilty verdict for ex county treasurer Frank E. Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall McClure
Jamestown
Minot Tribune
Kate Maloney
Fargo
Congregational
Board of Trade
Sioux Falls
Maitland
Douglass County
Starr
Hutchinson County
Hicks Trask Hardware Company
Aberdeen
Frank E. Stevens
Huron
United States Land Office
Louis
Annie Gilbertson
Grand Forks
George Johnston
Davison County
Mount Vernon
George A. Johnston
Mitchell
E. 8. Johnston
Washington
Star Iron Tower Company
Fort Wayne
Ruger
St. Paul
Fort Sully
Winnebago
Crow Creek
Greerens
Assyum
Rat Savings Bank of F
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Cooson
Parnell
Dublin
Times
the Times
Fandolph Churchill
Tvs Bashson
Parnellites
Veinice Times
House of Commons
Ite
Saulsbury
Dakota Territorial News
Bismarck
W. W. Anderson
Big Bend
Territorial Penitentiary
Daniel C. Glid
North Dakota Penitentiary
J. A. McCabe
New Democratic
Boynton
Cantonae
Merchants National Bank
Deadwood
Fars
William Cannon
Fort Abraham Lincoln
Cannon
First National Bank of
Mandan
F.R. Fulton
E. A. Gowan
Grand Banks
Second National Bank
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