Supreme Court Decision on Territorial Holdings and Tax Funds
The article reports a Supreme Court decision by Chief Justice Fine regarding territorial property of the United States in the Philippines and Puerto Rico. It states domestic land remains U.S. territory and funds from island finances should be allocated for local public purposes. The piece also notes a Roosevelt viewpoint contrasting conservative restraint with radical opinion.
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Casa
Paris
Philippines
Islands
United ‘States
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United
States
Ile
Congress
Perto Rican Legislata
Fragmented OCR note on county election participants
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions Jude Cobb, Wellington, Montgomery, and Maiders with unclear roles or actions. It references paying for something and a publican perhaps related to a political event. Most details are illegible and entities are uncertain.
Congress in Action Beneath Roosevelt's Address and Policy Stance
The president presses for reform in trusts and immigration, urges tariff and labor measures, and seeks isthmian canal work with Britain. He calls for Philippine, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico policy, highlights trade and public lands, and notes sympathy for European monarchs and a global humanitarian approach.
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Dee
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Midrtyrog
Rand
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Tose
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Humbert
Italy
Ags
Henia
Mmerce
Indus
Merchant Marine
Jorof
Farber
Supreme Court and Philippine Islands case review notes
The summary outlines a Supreme Court session discussing the Philippine Islands ruling and its constitutionality. It mentions Chief Justice and dissenting opinions, a small audience of lawyers, and remarks on anticipated legislation following the decision.
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Philippine Islands
Gourt
Orta Rica
Jourtiis
Philppine
Porto
Panama Calm Seen as Government Moves Against Rebellious Bands
Following General Alba's orders a government launch bearing soldiers has departed Panama Toward Agua Dulce where troops will press to clear remaining bands in the department of Panama.
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Panamon
Panama
Alba
Boyaca
Satlerey
Agua Dulce
Department of Panama
Arrests in Indiana riot investigate by county officers
A Tuesday afternoon sweep by Sheriff MeOgta and deputies led to multiple arrests linked to a riot involving miners. Individuals named Mayfield, Carr, Harley Abbott, and Isaac Stafford faced charges including assault and inciting riot. Suspects were transported to Vincennes and Knox County jail.
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Gate & Company
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Sherif
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Mayfield
Carr
Harley
Abbott
Sherif Matt the
Ackan
Cuimibac
Isaac
Charles Stafford
Ofis McDaniel
Henry, Allen
Advertised Letters at Washington Post Office Dec 3 1901
A brief notice lists letters awaiting pickup at the Washington post office dated December 3 1901. Names appear jumbled or partially legible including individuals such as Laroche Raosbs Stephenson and Tillie. The entry notes items of interest and court related mentions are referenced in the surrounding text.
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Washington ‘Post Office
Clarly
Austin
Laroche
Clament Raosbs
Tillie
Stephenson
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Philipp Jple
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Great Britain
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China
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Ion Dee
Sianapolis
Bern—Steaddy
Chicago
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Foie Sash Arket
Ay Corp & Ays
Ouisville
C. Davis
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