Supreme Court of the United States Members and Jurisdiction
An overview of the Supreme Court detailing its original and appellate jurisdiction, its composition of one chief justice and eight associates, appointment process by the President with Senate consent, life tenure, and salaries. It notes a vacancy reducing the current bench to seven associates and outlines quarterly terms in Washington City.
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A Mormon Girl Reveals Polygamy’s Wrenching Toll
A Salt Lake City correspondent recounts a Mormon girl’s account of polygamy. A wealthy man, Franklin Neff, asks her to become his second wife. his wife urges the match, but the girl resists amid a misery-filled visit and torn loyalties.
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Franklin Neff
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The Bonanza Mill Site Becomes Waste Dump
The old Consolidated Virginia mill site will be used as a waste dump after demolition. The mill fueled vast wealth for many including Neer Henann Fair Flood O'Brien and hundreds of others, raising questions about how such riches shape a community. The Baltimore husband is not liable for the wife's debts, showing shared financial responsibility.
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Markets and Fed Notes Highlight Mixed Price Quotes
Market figures show corn and pork futures with varied gains and losses. Milwaukee wheat and oats quotes mix with dairy and cheese prices while a Montana report outlines a special delegation visiting coal fields and proposing Central Montana railroad work.
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Tim Pee
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Milwaukee
The Youths Companion Holiday Numbers Offer
The notice promotes Holiday Numbers for Thanksgiving and Christmas with colored covers and twenty pages each. Free copies through January 1888 for subscribers paying 1.75, plus a Cook Book offer for 20 cents and 15 covers. Also reports a land case: Olson vs Eva Kinmore, involving a single woman claimant and alleged fraud in a Nebraska land entry, with secretary and commissioner actions noted.
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How Business Methods are Learned
Extracted from Farm Stock and Home, the U C Curtiss Business Colleges in Minneapolis and St Paul illustrate a practical two city commerce study. Businesses are conducted by correspondence with strict grammar and forms and all typical banking and discounting needs covered by faculty oversight.
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