Denby Dreamer Testifies On Immigration At House Panel
Sir Liang Chang’s remarks challenge Denby claim that Chinese officials issue fraudulent certificates. He argues officials may have acted within law while noting coincidences with past Chinese diplomacy and a letter from Li Hang Lang Hong. Debate centers on whether Chinese authorities aided citizens to enter other nations and if allegations rest on evidence.
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Denby
Conamuma
Sit Chening Lang-€ Hong
John
Amercan Amatic Association
Ffairs
Jeter
Tee
Liam
Ae Piane-Cieng
Duke Wy Ting Fang Zhen
Liang Chemes
Wa ‘Fing-fung
Toreien Affoirs
Hansa
Immigrant Certificates and Chinese Officials Contention
Debated records from the Bureau of Immigration show 893 applicants with certificates issued in China and 68 percent admissions and rejections at San Francisco. The speaker accuses Chinese officials of issuing fraudulent certificates and questions the minister’s handling, arguing many affected were native-born Americans or returning workers.
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United States
Ofc
Copia
Denby
China
Yim Cromt
Durie
Bureau of Immoration
San Francisco
Cones
Contempt Charge Hits J. Ham Lewis in Waterworks Case
Judge Humphrey in the United States Circuit Court finds Col Lewis in contempt for filing suits against Alton Waterworks despite a restraining order. Lewis faces 30 days in jail, with possible remission upon dismissal of actions, as he seeks to foreclose bonds for Boston Water and Light Co. and others. The case centers on mortgage holders and a planned syndicate purchase reach.
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Alton Waterworks
Springfield
Humphrey
Todas
Col Dames Hamalon
Trumphrey
Alton Waterworks Company
Toan and Trist Company
Col Laas
Waderworks
Pr Chase Cncage
Lewis
Uumphres
Hurmohres
Towicht
Washington
Humpmeys
Emerson-Nelle EmersonMarriage at St Johns Church
Miss Nelle Emerson daughter of President Thomas M Emerson of the Atlantic Coast Line and Cornelius Van Langen, Wilmington, were married yesterday at St Johns Episcopal Church. The couple will reside in Wilmington after the ceremony.
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Rine Washington
Cuticura cure praised in patient testimonial
A patient named Claude Johnson from Walnut Kansas shares a testimonial about Cuticura remedies. He says skin eruption and itching persisted for two years until using Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Pills. Relief began after first use and full cure followed. He offers publication.
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Cuticura
Claude Johnson
Mepla Grove Farm
Walnut Kan
Itch Itch Itch Skin Cure Ad Promotes Home Remedies
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Soap, Galore Cink meat, and Cuticura Resolvent Pills as a cure for skin conditions. It claims relief when physicians fail and lists drugstore sources and assorted product names in a promotional tone.
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Gil
Peter Drug & Cham
Boston
House Debates Extend Quarantine Bill amid Filibuster
A lively House debate over extending the Philippine coastwise laws and a quarantine bill dominated proceedings. The chamber suspended rules to pass the false stamped articles ban 139 to 35 and the alcohol use in arts measure 24 to 15, while a quorum dispute delayed action until a 615 recess.
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Bartlett
Philippine Islands
Littlefield
Cooper
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Payne and Chik
Mesas
Michigan
Srasyenai
Whitesme
Texas
Ryan
New York
Congress
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
United States
Dave
Senate
Georgia
Cannon
Uling
Messrs Patterson
Tennessee
Willamson
Oregon
Swanson
Virginia
National Academy session opens with many papers read
The annual NAS session began in this city with a morning council at 110 o'clock A pub lc and an afternoon meeting at the National Museum Burding. Read papers include Developments of Existential Graphy and their Consequences for Logic and Morphological Studies of Vegetative Organs. продолжение today with many distinguished readings and bios of notable scientists.
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National Academy of Sciences
Arnold Hague
National Museum Burding
CS Felice
Commeilnocens
Theo Holm
Theo Gil
J M Crafts
Theo Gill
Academy
Alexander Agassiz
Cambridge
Mass
J McK Cattell
Agavaiz
H L Clark
Rocks
H F Osborn
Bridger
Wyong
W J Sinelair
H J Osborn
L Dutton
Shina
C D Walcott
Regent
George L Hale
W W Campbell
C D Perrine
M I Papin
Admial
John Rogers
Asaph Faall
George P Marsh
M Davis
Theo Grif
Supreme Court Puts Off Patterson Case Motion
The Supreme Court yesterday issued an order delaying the motion to dismiss or affirm the case of the people of Colorado against United States Senator Patterson. The case concerns contempt charges in a Colorado Supreme Court matter.
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Patterson
Supeme
People of
Colorado
United States
Coloido Supréme ‘Ous
Club Seeks Exclusive Use of Buffalo Title in Court
The Buffalo Social and Charitable Club filed suit in the District Supreme Court seeking a restraining order against the Buffalo Club of the Emnebts of St John. It asks that the defendant be prohibited from using the words Buffalo or The Buffalo Club as a title.
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Buffalo Social and Charitable Club
District Supreme Court
Buffalo Club
St John
Nord “Buffalo
Home of the Indo European lecture by Dr Bolling
Dr George M Bolling professor of Greek literature Sanscrit and comparative philology at the Catholic University spoke before the National Geographic Society in Hubbard Memorial Hall about The Home of the Indo European asserting that Southern Russia is likely the cradle of the Aryan race and that the Central Asia cradle theory has been long discarded by scientists.
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George Bolling
National Geographic Society
George M Bolling
Catholic University
Hubbard Memorial Hall
Sixteenth
M Streets
Bolling
Washington
America
Russia
Max Muller
Central Asia
Hax Aye
Easter lawless eye rolling festival at White House grounds
Hundreds of Washington residents attended a curious Easter event on the White House lawns where adults without children were barred. Several small boys and girls were hired to gain entry, with prices contested by financiers outside. a hot waffle vendor profited as the scene unfolded with policemen enforcing the entry rule.
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Washington
White House
Marine Band
Uhtess
Aveniian
Tully
Grntuing
Egg rolling and rabbit hunt draw crowd at Randle Highlands
Thousands of children attended the Randle Highlands event with music by the Naval Gun Factory Band and additional rabbit and guinea hare hunts. Many families arrived from across the city, leaving hundreds turned away by crowded cars. In Annapolis, Jeanne Leonie Marian wed Ernest Brooks after a ceremony at St Annes P E Church.
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Randle Highlands
Naval Gun Factory
Ernest Brooks
J. L. Manon, Spreigh
Washington Post
Annapolis
Jeanne Leonie Marian
Wenr. Marion
Department of Modern Laneuages
Naval Academy
New York
St Annes P E Church
Joseph P McComas
John Pierce Construction Company
Yate and Commelt
Ayer's Sursaparilia Ad Touts Long Experience
A dubious 60 year claim promotes a tonic for thin blood and weak nerves urging readers to consult their doctors and follow medical advice. The cut text references a marketing pitch and fragmented phrases about medical remedies and prescriptions.
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Ayer
Oi Ger Maridciaes
Supreme Court Docket Origins and 19th Century Boundary Disputes
The Supreme Court opened its docket by original cases for the first time in twenty nine years with New Jersey versus Delaware leading a set of boundary disputes. Attorneys sought further continuances as Congress debated state agreements. Several cases advanced or settled by stipulation, others continued or dismissed as dates and terms were adjusted, with adjournment planned for May.
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Fuller
New Jersey
Delaware
Gocketen
Jsit
Congress
Supreme Court
Towa
Whaois
Representaive Lacey
Iowa
Maryland
West Virginis
Missouri-Nebraska
Representative Hinshaw
Nebraska
United States
Michigan
Sault Ste Marie Canal
Georgia and Tennessee Copper Company
Washington
Oregon
Virginia
West Virginia
South Dakota
North Carolina
Northern Securities Company
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Bowes
Bowers Calfornia Dredging Company
Local Elks Banquet At Masonic Temple Promises Entertainment
Lodge Washington Lodge No 687 BFP invites over 500 wives mothers sisters and daughters of 115 members to a banquet and theater night at the Masonic Temple. Elks Congress speakers will share the stage with top local talent while Exalted Ruler R E Mattingly presides and a committee handles arrangements.
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Washington Lodge
BFP
O Elss
Masonic Temple
Addttion
Elks In Congress
Ruter
R E Mattingly
Hugh Harvey
E. W. Emery
Robert HE McWade
Richard A O Brien
MG McCormick
Clarkson
J.C Maxwell
F B Carpenter
Howard Voight
August Brill
Charles Uter«mehle
James A Burkett
Jesse Jackson
Siprame Court Denies Jurisdiction in Syracuse Case
Chief Justie Fuller ruled the Siprame Court lacked jurisdiction in the case of Skaneateles Paper Company and others versus the city of Syracuse. The city sought to condemn property for a water supply project, affecting seventeen miles above the city. Damages were assessed at 224,860 for seven concerns, excluding the water right, and the ruling was appealed.
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Justie Fuller
Skaneateles Paper Company
Syracuse
Supreme Court Upholds Murder Case Decision
The Supreme Court, in a decision by Justice Houlmes, upholds the Georgia court verdict sentencing J G Rawlings Ahston Rawlings and Jesse Rawlings to life, Leonard Rawlings to a shorter term, for the murder of two young children. The defendants, all members of the same family in Lowndes County, were connected to a feud with the Carters. A Negro named Moore was hired to carry out the killing.
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Supreme Court
Houlmes
Court of Georgia
J G Rawlings
Ahston Rawlings
Jesse Rawlings
Leonard Rawlings
Lowndes County
Carter
Moore
Sunday Law Violation Case Dismissed in Georgia
The Georgia Supreme Court dismissed J. M. Searle against the State of Georgia for lack of jurisdiction over a case challenging a Sunday freight train ban. Searle, superintendent of the Southern Railroad, was convicted, then pursued a writ of error to the U.S. Supreme Court alleging the Georgia law conflicts with the Federal Constitution.
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J. M Searle
State of
Georgia
Supreme Court
Searle
Southern Railroad
State Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Railroad Wins In Michigan Tax Case
The Detroit, Grand Haven and Milwaukee Railroad Company won a ruling against Perry Powers auditor general of Michigan. Justice Brewer held the railroad not subject to the 1901 ad valorem tax law under its charter. The decision restrains enforcement of the state tax law on the carrier.
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Detroit, Grand Haven ‘and Milwaukee Railroad Company
Perry Powers
State of
Michigan
Justice Brewer
Supreme Court
Supreme Court backs New York in milk purity case
The Supreme Court yesterday sustained New York in the case of Frederick St John against the state over selling adulterated milk. Fines imposed at Buffalo totaled 200 dollars. The verdict was upheld by the New York Court of Appeals, and the matter moved to the United States tribunal.
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Supreme Court
New York
Frederick St John
Buffalo
New York Court of Appeals
United States
Woman Seeks Supreme Court Admission for Sorin
In the supreme Court yesterday attorney William Herring moved that his daughter Sarah Herring Sorin of Tucson Arizona be allowed to practice before the United States Supreme Court. She becomes the twenty fifth woman admitted to practice. Mrs Bela Lockwood the first was an estertary.
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Supreme Court
Attottorney
William Herring
Sarah Herring Sorin
Tucson
Ariz
United States Supreme Court
Bela Lockwood
NEW LIGHT UPON NIAGARA Excavations Proposed to Divert Stream
Testimony at a Rivers and Harbors Committee hearing explored Niagara County Irrigation and Water Supply Company plans to divert Niagara River water to heighten the Falls on the American side. Engineers claimed 17,200 cubic feet per second could yield 450,000 horsepower, creating jobs and millions in profits, while preserving the falls' spectacle. A second hearing was set with further discussion of Mr Burton’s bill. A separate case noted damages claimed after a January stairway fall in a Ninth Street store.
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Niagara Falls
Rivers Anid Arbors Committee
House
Niagara County Irigation and Water Supply Company
Niagara River
International Waterways Commission
Barton
Niagara
Cooper
Veale, Cooper & Blackwell
New York
Magara
American Falls
Niagara, County Irrigation and Water Supply Company
Lake Ile Fram
Weile
Neork
Hanson
Burton
Will Blodgett probate filing near Chicago trust plan
The Blodgett will dated March 13, 1908 was filed for probate yesterday. The entire estate is placed in trust with trustee William B Colt of Chicago who may pay a $50 bequest to T Spencer Blodgett of Coopertown NM and divide personal property among Kin and relatives. The remainder is to be divided among William B Merrell J Colt and Mary Jane.
Woman Doctor Credits Postum Coffee Substitute in Cure of Neuralgic Headaches
A woman recounts twelve years of neuralgic headaches and severe weight loss. After consulting many doctors with only temporary relief, a physician advised Postum Food Coffee. She reports rapid weight gain, headache relief within weeks, and overall mental clarity returning. She claims Postum cured her coffee poisoning and improved her life, urging readers to read The Road to Wellville.
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Egory
Algne
Postum Co
Battle Creek Alton
Well le
Exhibit Swann Heirlooms at Sloan for Sale
The late Mrs J T Smann’s effects including massive mahogany furniture, rare china, bronzes, enamels, cut glass, paintings, and art music material are on display at C G Sloan in G street and will be sold by auction starting Wednesday. The collection, tied to Washington and Maryland ties, features early colonial and English pieces, a Gothic rosewood hallrack, Buhl cabinet, roman sideboard, empire brass, and extensive silver and glass works. Paintings include landscapes by Turner and Turner inspired works, with miniature cabinets from Elizabethan times.
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J T Smann
C G Sloan
G Street
Swann
Washington
Lfe
Maryland
Guv Swann
Princeton
WN. J
Sheffield
China
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