Hope for Full Court Depends on Justice MoodyHealth Recovery Uncertain
The article discusses the possibility of the Supreme Court with a full nine members to hear Sherman antitrust cases involving Standard Oil and American Tobacco. It notes Justice Moody’s recovery and the president’s potential appointment to fill Justice Flower’s vacancy, with questions on Moody’s participation and delays in scheduling arguments. It also mentions government strategy to delay assignments until a full court can hear the cases, and outlines anticipated timelines and possible full-pay retirement rumors.
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Justice Moody Stronger through April updates
Havermil Massachusetts April 2 The Justices Witham ED Mundy of the United States Supreme Court sits in review as Victoria notes progress. A close friend of Mocuty visited Billy at Crooks Hospital and said Woody plans to return home soon and resume duties in Washington within a month.
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Honors paid Gen Wood in Havana ceremony
Gen Wood was honored in Havana with a veteran turnout including Montana and other dignitaries. An official call on the President followed a palace audience, a formal supper, and a reception. The general was greeted with enthusiastic cries of Viva Wood and will attend a banquet before departing aboard the Mantang.
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Health seeker admitted bond for public charge risk
A rich Scot, George, admitted after help from a marine hospital official confirmed tuberculosis. The case involves preventing him from becoming a public charge. a bond to insure against that outcome was posted prior to travel to Colorado Springs for treatment.
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Stowaways Start Panic Aboard Italian Liner Duke d Avila
Reported aboard the Duke d Avila voyage from Palermo to New York, several stowaways caused disturbances. Crew and guards kept watch in steerage as authorities began removing the troublemakers one by one.
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Arrests and legal filings cloud Hoffstet case reports
Reports from Albany indicate Governor Ebighée may sign or veto Thursday as graft cases unfold. Judge Fraser rejects Attorney Brennan's bid to bar Harrison Nesbit from the grand jury, while Allegheny tax collector Max Dr. Lestie is reportedly missing and unresponsive at offices and home.
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New Panel in Hyde Trial Accents Ventermen as Temporary Jurors
Kansas City Missouri April 12 Twelve ventermen qualified as temporary jurors in the trial of Dr B C Hyde for the alleged murder of Col Thomas Swope today bringing the total to three panels The original panel of 160 men was exhausted and another panel of 160 was drawn One venireman refused to believe the testimony of a hired scientist examiners questioned the witness trust in such testimony becoming a focal point in examinations The defense signals intent to challenge the chemists who analyzed Col Swope's viscera
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Romanian revolutionary on trial in Paris for treason
In Paris the Roumanian revolutionary committee tries Dr Reichmann for treason to the revolution and alleged secret police links tied to the December attempt on Premier Bratianu in Bucharest. Reichmann denies being a traitor and says he acted as a militant anarchist ready to take responsibility in Roumanian courts.
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Rich, He Worked for Board and Died in Texas Farms
Amarillo Texas April man William M. Gold who worked for years on a local farm for his board died yesterday. He had 250000 in bank and owned several grass farms in Kentucky plus a $2000 bonus account. Previously believed poor, he left substantial holdings. Sir Robert Giffen, London journalist and financial writer, died today aged 78.
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Baseball Writers and the Studio of the Diamond Era
Baseball writers have become a specialized pillar of newspaper work shaping the public’s view of games, umpires, and league politics. Notable figures like Tim Murnane, Ban Johnson, and Harry Pulliam highlight how editors, players, and executives cross into journalism, with statisticians and editors forming the backbone of league-wide batting and fielding data.
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Bright lively vein in baseball humor history
A fragmented reminiscence traces American humorists from facetious baseball writing to modern sports journalism. It notes figures like George Ade and Mr Dooley’s circle influencing early prose and the path of writers through college clubs to the professional press.
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Plain Talks With Women The Mother Responsibilities
A 19th century exhortation urging women to place home duties and service to God above self. It emphasizes self discipline, quiet piety, and maternal example as the path to raising upright children and improving family life. The piece cites scripture and argues mothers must master themselves before guiding offspring.
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Marseille Strike Grows and Local Unrest
Marseille sees a sympathy strike by Store Clerks' Union as bakers plan a similar action tomorrow. Police clashes injure several strikers and bystanders while authorities, seeking calm, withdraw troops after assurances of further disturbances. Yellow fever reports appear from Trinidad and Port of Spain with cases in Kingston Jamaica.
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Distant Quake Recorded by Kansas and Massachusetts Seismographs
Seismographs at Harvard Cambridge and Kansas University Lawrence detected faint earth tremors. Harvard’s instrument logged a distant shock around 3:48 with minimal disturbance, indicating a faraway origin. Massachusetts and Kansas instruments corroborated the event from the same distant source.
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New French Battleship Vergniaud Leaves the Ways
The Vergniaud, last of six 18 000-ton battleships, launched today at the shipyard. Named for a French patriot executed during the Reign of Terror, the vessel marks a major addition to the fleet.
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Pennsylvania Station Opens In Manhattan With Central Location
The Pennsylvania Station fronts Seventh Avenue and Thirty-first to Thirty-fourth Streets with entrances on all fronts. Main entry at Seventh Avenue and Thirty-second leads to Broadway Fifth Madison Park Lexington. one block from Broadway, two from Fifth. Within a mile are major hotels clubs restaurants and retailers. Surface cars serve the station from Seventh Eighth and Thirty-fourth Streets. Through trains will start on new timetables and transfer by Hudson tubes from Jersey City to Hudson Terminal Cortlandt and Church Streets in the financial district. Ferries also connect for downtown travel via Harrison Newark.
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