Smoot Expulsion Debate Splits Senate Over Mormon Loyalty
The Senate debates Reed Smoot's seat amid charges linked to his Mormon church ties. Proponents urge expulsion citing polygamy history, while allies argue his religion does not prove disloyalty and urge sustained Senate membership. News recounts committee findings and partisan tensions.
Divorces and Disorder in Self Government Debated
A mix of political critique and a divorce dispute dominates the page. The piece rails at unfit self government while detailing a judge’s denial of support on non residence grounds in Haddock v Haddock and discusses publication, process, and domicile rules in divorce law. It weaves political polemic with legal commentary on the era’s constitutional anxieties and court procedures.
Kidnaper Given Twenty Year Sentence in Thrilling Trial
Pailadelphis June 19 Twenty years of hard labor in the Essex penitentiary were pronounced for John Joseph Kean the perpetrator of a brutal kidnapping. The swift justice of the court moved quickly. arraigned at 12:50 pm he was committed without bail. The grand jury found four indictments and at 11:20 pm he awaited his fate, with the sentence pronounced around 2 pm. The iron doors closed at 1:24 pm and Kean began his term. His wife expressed sympathy. she plans to move to New York with their children, hoping for stability away from the scandal.
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Secretaries review on Rhode Island grounding case
Washington June 19 The secretary finished his review of the case of Commander EA ward T Whurenoen United States Navy Me Tanking ofcar of the battle Rhode Island who was tried by court martial in connection with the grounding of the vessel The court found liens Commander Wither ayn Rut of the several charges guilty ten nine in his grade and to be publicly censured by the secretary of the navy The secretary approved the proceedings finding it as a complete report of the concluded inquiry
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Three Trustees Resign From Major Life Company
A board shakeup emerges as three trustees resign from The Spazial Life Assurance company. Charles A. Peaberds, president, announces the routine reorganization and confirms acceptance of new terms. The movement involves numerous committees and a wide range of names, signaling a substantial leadership change.
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Glasgow Puts City Finance and Culture on Display
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Justice, for the injured wife and breach of promise
The discussion weighs remedies for a broken promise in marriage and the damages given for breach. It explores abolition or reform of such actions, including possible statutory parol agreements, liquidation schemes, and procedures to reduce blackmail risk while protecting the injured spouse. It considers vindictive damages, privacy safeguards, and the wider impact on divorce and marriage law in England.
Breach of Promise in Victorian Legal Views
A dense, opinionated critique of breach of promise actions during Queen Victoria's era. It argues that the law offers poor remedies for such injuries, highlighting damages, jury attitudes, and the social costs of letters and declarations. The piece condemns sensational cases and stresses the difficulty of proving corroborated claims without fulsome evidence.
Indians Fight Revolutions Under Cabrera Policy
Dispatches report Mexican general Baril hunting revolutionaries and Cabrera seizing property of participants. Salvador backs the Neo’s campaign in the region, prompting clashes as Colonel Pingda prepares to join thousands of loyalists. London wires note Chinese attack injuring Dr Morne and his assistant in Turgin area.
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