Supreme Court Decision Upholds Government in Porto Rico Case
The Supreme Court today handed down a decision adverse to the government in the fourteen diamond rings case. It involves the constitutionality of customs duties on merchandise from the Philippines after the peace treaty and exchange with Spain. Justice Fuller delivers the opinion. Ta ecc and Duplay cases concern duties on articles shipped from the United States to Porto Rico. Government is sustained.
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Washington, D.C
Philippines
Spato
Fuller
United States
Porto Rico
Wantrep Exchange Offer for Violin and Bow for Mandolin
An inquiry notes a near new violin and bow offered in exchange for a mandolin. Contact the JOURNAL office for details and responses.
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Journal Office
Nisahville Students at Graham Thanksgiving Bird Shoot
Report of Nisahville Students performing tonight at Graham during a Thanksgiving live bird shoot. Notes include Ross of Crawfordsville scoring 64 of 79 and Arch McCulley 87 of something, with pigeons supplied by Frank Hunting. Also mentions local baker Johnson and real estate actions by Jos. Pollard set for January 1902.
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GC. Ross
Crawfordsville
Arch McCulley
This Place
Siatraight
Frank Hunting
Nashville Students at Grahem Tonight Provide Laughs and Song
The Grahem hosts the Nashville Students tonight offering lively humor and fine singing for an entertaining evening.
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Grahem
Nashville
Miners March Again Force the Closing of Nonunion Mines
Daviess county miners marching from Canalbury and Montgomery to Raglesville halted three nonunion mines at Raglesville about twelve miles away. The union-prompted action followed threats after Prospect Hill mine closings near Vincennes. Workers at Stow Winklepleck and Overton mines refused to join the union and quit. Separately, news from Des Moines reports outfielder “Tucky” Holmes of the Detroit Tigers found alive after a Wabash wreck rumor, clarifying he missed the Chicago-Seven train.
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Union
Washington
Ind
Pee
Daviess County
Prospect Hill
Vincennes
Cannelbure
Montgomery
Ragilesville
Stow
Winklepleck
Overton
Des Moiies
Tucky” Holmes
Detroit
Chicago
Seveca
Netroft
Sherwell Bound Over in Indictment Case
Patrolman Wilbur S. Sherwell bound over to the grand jury on charges of killing Mrs. Georgia Bailey and Miss Lena Renner. The accused offered no defense and did not contest the binding.
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Sherwell
Fransville
Ind
Wilbur S. Sherwell
Georgia Bailey
Lena Renner
Fresh London smallpox cases and city graft claims
Over the last two weeks London reports 262 fresh smallpox cases. An American Syndicate Corp purportedly influences leading national medical apparatus. Attorney General Knox warns Chicago federal workers to abstain from politics. Treasury ruling against admitting consumptives to the United States is sustained in court. A Michigan City hanging is noted with other scattered names and places.
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London
Knox
Chicago
Treasury Department
United
D. Keith
Michigan City, Inc
Ggg
Nora Kifer
Elberfeld
Charles J. Kershaw, Jr
Favorite Prescription Promises Health For Womanly Ills
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as restoring general health by regulating periods and curing female weakness. It quotes a Columbus Grove Ohio woman who reports relief after five bottles, weight gain, renewed energy, and ability to resume housework. The notice offers the Common Sense Medical Adviser and requests 21 one cent stamps or 41- for cloth bound copy.
Colonial Gate Recaptured by Government Forces
The Colombian town of Colon falls to federal troops after a surprise rear attack by government forces aided by a coastal gunboat detachment. General Alban returns to Panama to celebrate the victory, while Liberals suffer a nationalist setback and vow to renew guerrilla activity with stronger forces. Trains remain guarded by U S troops. censorship resumes.
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Colon
Barranquilla
General Pinz
Colombia
Alban
Panama
Barrera
Buena Vista
Damian Espinosa
United States
Auction notice for Dr Phillips estate horses at Washington Iowa
The estate of the late Dr James Phillips presents a sale at the Dr Phillips residence in Washington Iowa at 2 o clock P M on Friday December 1 1 1001 featuring three stallions Ed Keith No 33405 a 2 year old pacer bred in Kentucky grandsire Gambetta Wilkes plus a mare group including Redwood a four year old bay horse Nellie Phillips a four year old road mare trio of four year old road mares and a eight year old road mare Also listed are a buggy cart pneumatic tire bicycle two sets single harness set double harness two bridles seven blankets hobby saddle and stable implements Household goods will be offered as well Terms: credit of 10 months on sums over 10 with approved note cash under 10 S W Livingston executor Auctioneer Roy MacGugin Cedar Rapids papers note names collapsed to fit OCR and dates may be inconsistent
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Dr. Phillips
Washington
Iowa
Ed Keith
Kentucky
Gambetta
Wilkes
OC. F. Clay
Kentucky Prince
Hambletonian
Foxhunter
Redwood
Dewey
Nellie Phillips
S W. Livingston
1S Reeves
Local News and Society Notes From Ainsworth Area
Thomas Davis and sister Miss Mary of Cotter visited Miss Minnie Rush. W R Jeffrey Jr returned to Keosauqua after visiting friends in Washington. Mrs M Funston also returned from Washington. J J Fitzgerald visited Washington on business. Six loads of cattle shipped to Chicago. Thomas Marr and wife spent Friday with friends in Washington. Rev J W Potter aid his brother Rev W N Potter during revival meetings and returned to Bloomfield.
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Thomas Davis
Mary
Cotter
Minnie Rush
W. R. Jeffrey, Jr
Keosauqua
Washington
M. Funston
J.J. Fitzgerald
Chicago
Thomas Marr
J. W. Potter
W. N. Potter
Bloomfield
Beulah Spargo Leaves Home for Washington Visit
Beulah Spargo departs after a six month stay at the G F Eckerman home and receives farewell tokens from her girl friends at a party hosted by Mrs Eckerman. Rev Eckles of Moulton preaches at the Baptist church with services listed through the week. Local merchants unload a fourth car of potatoes from northern Minnesota.
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Beulah Spargo
G. F. Eckerman
Washington
Eckles of
Moulton
Baptist Church
Minnesota
Young Boy Hit by Horse in West Chester
Sidney Searbery, youngest son of E M Searbery, was kicked on the head yesterday as a horse he was driving through a gate caused a deep gash. Dr. Droz sewed the wound and the lad, though badly hurt, is expected to recover.
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West Chester
Sidney
E M. Searbery
Droz
Royal Neighbors Hold Officers Election Tomorrow Night
Notice urges all Royal Neighbors members to attend the election of officers scheduled for tomorrow night.
Nashville Students Bring Lively Night at the Graham
The Nashville Students perform a comedy show tonight at the Graham Theater bringing local humor and school talent to a Friday entertainment slot. The act promises lighthearted sketches and musical bits from campus performers.
Welman Family Returns to Steamburg After Stay in Booth Home
Andy Welman and his family, who have been visiting at the Alonzo Booth home for three months, have returned to Steamburg New York. T. J. Taggart of Illinois will move onto the Rambo farm.
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Andy Welman
Alonzo Booth
Steamburg
N. Y
T. J. Taggart
Illinois
Rambo Farm
Criticism of Uncle Sam From German Editors in Berlin
German papers rail at U.S. Panama policy as usurpatory and threaten tariffs aimed at countering American competition. Cologne Volks Zeitung condemns Hay’s speech as braggadocio and urges Germany to imitate U.S. tariff measures and discard existing commercial treaties with the United States.
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Berlin
United States
Panama
Cologne Volks Zeitung
Colombia
Colon
Hay
Cologne
Herr Steller
Senate
Shooting at White's restaurant leaves waitress fatally wounded
Harry Hortman, about 24, shot Florence Porter at C. E. White's restaurant in Cherokee on Saturday evening. Porter, a waitress, died from three gunshot wounds. Hortman, reportedly intoxicated, had been romantically involved with Porter. motive unknown.
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Cherokee, Ta
Harry Hortmaan
Florence Porter
C. E. White
Holstein
Hortman
Hitt Indicates Possible Senate Run in Arkansas
Freeport Illinois December 2 reports Hon. Robert R. Hitt has written a letter to a Freeport porter suggesting he will likely enter the senatorial race, signaling a probable candidacy.
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Freeport, Ars
Robert R. Hitt
They Say the Strike Is Over in Pittsburg
Railroad officials across most lines report the strike ended in Pittsburg on December 2 as Allegheny Valley remain cautious, saying the worst is over.
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Pittsburg
Alleghany Valley
Chance to pay high for a horse
Lexington Kentucky December 2 at the thoroughbred sale W C Whitney will bid for the stallion Jean Berand by His Highness. The colt won $68 805 as a two year old and his value is expected to be high at auction today.
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Lexington
W. C. Whitney
Jean Berand
Bank cashier Fred Stevens found guilty in insolvency case
Sioux City December reports Fred Stevens former cashier of the Bank of Plankinton South Dakota has been found guilty of receiving money while knowing the bank was insolvent.
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Sioux City
Pfred Stevens
Bank of Plankinton
S. D
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