Supreme Court Rules on Patent Land Case Details
Supreme Court ruling clarifies relinquishment of beneficiary patent applications and sale of lands under Homestead era doctrines. Justices discuss if a member of Congress can be imprisoned for contempt while challenging congressional actions. Case cites 1905 Williamson conspiracy charge and constitutional protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Rules ON
Connrest
Willameon
Oregon
Ualtey Staten
Willaaum
Theta
Eatty
Congress
Tan Mining Salt Dlemlated Warblogtso March 25
The federal court today dismanted a 130 case involving the Expire Stateldaho Mining Company and a claim by fucley for remuneration linked to the arnal talea ous of the Kkoaum mibe ia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warblogtso
Ta Premm
United States
Stateldaho Mining Company
KJ. Tiealey
Fucley
Arn Talea Ous
Kkoaum Mibe Ia
Legal note on homestead entry and land rights in Idaho
A historical report describes disputes over homestead entry under U S law, secretary policy conflicts, and withdrawal of a claimant from land occupancy while a separate case in Shoshakee county Idaho involves a company allegedly removing ore valued over a million dollars without proper accounting. The court questions jurisdiction and legitimacy of the action, with the matter tied to government claims and rival applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patert
Secretary of the Interior
Ahanson
Datweaghi
Dare
Don Natem
Ste Mayth
Ington
Merk
Shosakape County
Idaho
Manley
Dredging firms tied to court plea in harbor bids
Washington March 13 The Supreme Court considered a petition from the solicitor general alleging dredge operators violated rights in a case about bids for contracts under a new riser and harbor improvement plan. The decision may shape how federal authority flags bid procedures and contract awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Hort
Wat
Ijen
Unclear Student Show Brings Disruptions at Petersburg Event
A garbled report describes students at a Petersburg campus acting during a VOCA event with disruption to lectures and alleged misuses of equipment. Faculty intervened to restore order as students faced disciplinary actions and dormitory concerns were noted.
Bonilla Reorganizing Army Amid Review Requests
Fragmented OCR text discusses Bonilla reorganizing military structure and writs of review. Mentions Walleklén and March 25 with references to Alb army and potential red peated futeece. Unclear names and places due to garbled source. main idea centers on military reorganization and legal writs under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walleklén
Nerderas
Initio Nolen
Meeting of the city fathers over Ogden Waterworks disputes
City council heard complaints about river flooding caused by inadequate drainage and urged Ogden Water Works to extend mains and buy larger pipe. Residents on Park Addition and Twenty-seventh Street pressed for immediate work and damages claims. Authorities referred the water issues to the law committee for action while other nuisances and property damages were debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Waterworks Company
Thydes
J. J. Olen
Wall
Pactic
Ogden Waterworks
H. H. Hitt
Thirteth Street
Grant and
Itocoln
Council
Reed
Thomas Tend
Totehalf
Reed In
BIL Own Intercety
Desire Belaz Urderchard
Conneil
Whitt
Myre
Mascat
Martin Moran
Enth Street
Madi
Avenue
Ogden City
Poelilua
Twestre Seventh Street
Kane
District Court
Breebanton
Els
J.courts
Bingham
Law
France
Int Communication
Mystical Medicine Claims Stir Controversy in Ad Veil
Fragmented OCR text discusses alleged medical claims and consumer warnings about patent medicines and elixirs. It mentions ingredients, advertised cures, and public health concerns, noting sensational appeals and potential risks. The piece seems to critique persuasive advertising and dubious efficacy in early 20th century health products.
Fragmented Ad Hoc Notes on Estates and Licenses
A chaotic local notice fragment discusses estate investments and land dealings, mentions a White elephant economic bubble, back taxes, and investigative referrals. It lists a salary for a street supervisor, a 10 percent license grant, and references to liquor dealers. The text includes hazardous instructions and a dubious medical note tied to a patent remedy sold at a drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tov
A. Jlerrick
County Commissioners Meeting Deliberates Bids and Road Damages
At a county commissioners session bids for county improvements were opened listing names George A White CM Flewelling W J Pails etc. Most bids were held for one week. Reported canyon road damage and need for repairs near Oxden Canyon. Bills from Adam Peterson totaled 916.20 referred to county attorney. Discussion on allowing a road district man an entry fee and related request referred for report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. White Alleyer
CM. Flewelling
W. J. Pailstmdhe
Hatterson
Moore
Mea
Ang Aleo
Oxden Canyon
Adam Peterson
Joseph Blanford
Pocs
Reward Offered for Arrest of Any Parties Stealing Ogden Maidan
A reward is posted for information leading to the arrest of any individuals who steal the Ogden Maidan or the Morning Examiner circle delivery. Circulator Lamar Neleon seeks prompt action and public assistance in recovering property and maintaining circulation integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden ‘Maidan
Morning Examiner
Lamar Neleon
Atlanta
District Court Orders Involving Juvenile and Estate Matter
District Court actions list cases including a juvenile writ regarding a youth accused in a fatal incident. Also noted are estate administration for Star M. Wobbnsop and a civil motion by Fred Foulger against John McGrath. Judge orders favoring the defendant in a separate case with no actionable claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orren
Cellurrey
Stary M. Wobbnsop
B. M. Roblsom
Fred Foulger
John McGrath
Charla A
Stephen Eames
Gare
Two-Step Corontest Qualify for Final at Auditorium
According to a roller skating contest at the Auditorium rink this week two couples were to qualify for the final on Saturday after last night’s preliminaries. The couples A Marrina Lindenau and Mist Tuner and Les Deaman and Gena Lashus advanced, with weather and crowd attendance noted as factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Une Terme
Ucietep
Tao Plex
Saturnia Elehea
Marrina Lindeau
Mist
Les Deaman
Gena Lashus
Panama Canal Conference 15 On Trade Assertions
A distorted report from New Orleans on March 25 describes delegates opposing the Panama Canal Commission plan. They denounce new privileges for New York steamship lines and Icelandic trade terms as threats to US southern trade and national prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
New
Osloane
Thay Veetines
Stara
Thay
Panama
Gill of Mewes
Athmian Canal Commission
New York
Ihm
Paravia
United Mates
Fem
Federal canal debate and contractor critique emerge
In remarks by Senator Blackburn and contractor W J Oliver, the debate centers on government control of canal construction. Blackburn warns the United States would rely on foreign lines without a revived feeder system, while Oliver attacks army-led projects for lack of organization and excessive red tape hindering progress on the Pagema canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uist
Pausroy
Furor Benator
Joseph Blacburn
Kentucky
Renal Commission
Test
Mocedac
United States
Walt ‘Ba
New York
Gulf
Cecal
W. J. Oliver
Keoxville
Tean
Pagema
Hermann Reputation Good Says Cushman
Washington report cites Fran cie Cushman testifying that Bruce Hermann’s honesty and integrity were good and that entrymen in the public domain should not be discriminated against while a case involving land fraud proceeds. The trial includes testimony on funds, drafts, and the handling of public lands tied to Senator Mitchell and Hermann’s administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mner
Francie
Cushman
Brucer Nermiann
General Land Office
Dublie
Cushman Ald
Hermann
Agatont
Cothing
Agalzet
Iria
J. W
Charles Chaffee
Pirst National Bank
Rhinelander
Wisconsis
Hirst National Bank
Miiaukee
Wisconsin Nationoal Bank
Aj+tormey Worthington
Stitchell
Puter
Charles Culles Bo
Staten
Baker
W. A. Richards
Sereneleven
Dircal
Cnled
Rakerths
Grand Junction Arrests Suspicion Ties to Band Leader
Alvin Porter, 36, of Ape, was arrested today by Sheriff Shrader amid charges linking him to a band that allegedly hijacked a passenger train on the Inn er and Aly Grande line. A large amount of money and drink goods were reported. Foster, cited and paroled, was taken to Glenwood Barton’s for a hearing as authorities pursue the case. A witness noted a shop opening near Chi a lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Alvin Porter
Ape
Tatay
Sheri Shrader
Opm
Fraig
Aly Grande
Yenre
Peer Pareciste
Benty
Foster
Glenwood Bartons
Hfe Peare
Chia Lawn
Drumhead Court Martial Held At Petersburg Meet
March 23 report from Petersburg describes a drumhead court martial convened under martial law to form a committee for drafting a bill to abolish a remnant. Constitutional Democratic leader Mahalamt presented the irregular proceedings amid military oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BL Petersburg
Mo Mahalamt
Constitutional Democratic
Vetere
Varkoye
Desperate Remedies Spark Debate Over Drainhead Tax Plan
Fragmentary report shows government opposing a local tax proposal amid disputes over a two month deadline and penalties for nonpayment. The text notes references to a per precinct deduction and a death benefit provision, with legal questions about how funds will be collected and used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruly
Tomorow
Examining Accounts of Patrolmen Benevolent Association
A New York inquiry examined Patrolmen's Benevolent Association finances and officers. The commission and district attorney probed a supposed 125000 in legislative influence, a 20 per patrolman bribe, and a mortuary fund linked to 7000 officers. Authorities found a 452040 mortuary fund, with records from Brooklyn and citywide precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pallee
Bingham
Cletriet
Jerome
Mitoreeya Ely
Tinker
Blaarelstants
Avidenza
Tor
Johnnie
Jescoms
Mangas Wente
Explosive Fire Engulfs Morton Salt Plant in Kansas
A lamp sparked a large fire at the Morton salt facility in Futchinson Kansas causing extensive damage. Strong winds spread flames rapidly as firefighters battled the blaze, with losses estimated around 250000 dollars. The plant, owned by the Hurcoxm Kags company and connected to navy auxiliary work, suffered partial coverage by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Futchinson
Kan
Morton
Mrsztef
Sore
Marton
Hurc
Oxm. Kags Company
Jasineton
Teal Manon
Death by Own Action On A Train
A fragmented notice reports a man named John Bippo, described as white, dying by his own action on a train near Montgomery on March 2. The account mentions lodging a ticket from San Francisco to New York, a bandana, and a drug-related disturbance aboard the car. Local authorities are listed as Loulerilie and Nastyite traml earls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ata
John Bippo
Loulerilie
Nastyite
Carrie G
Ran Frac
Rty
New York
Bandana Ranadkerehtel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Waahtoginn
Cam
Telston
iPrken
Watson-Tanner Clothing Co
Twenty Fourth Street
Pichlery
Vow
Boze
Gonduct
Eetersburg
Aciacer
Howeeer
Bonilla
Fidede—Tranaad Roution
Digme
Fred
Ted Newsisle
Metia
Curtin
Firengiheni
Syaiou
Goa
Case
Wark Ave
Momming
Ride
County Court House
Howell Grente
Opertetarger
South
New Oeleans
Aavolutiena
Binger
Hay Geen O. K
Aodseay
Robeere Arrasteg
Grand Junction
Saec
Phew Ie Beason
Teather
Tininga
Ogden
Pennsylvania
Laberty
Capitol Lawn
Graes Catchers
Watson-Flygare
Hardware Company
Deroins
Childern
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!