Supreme Court Holds State Courts Can Try Miners in Steunenberg Case
The US Supreme Court ruled against Moyer Haywood and Pettibone, holding that Idaho may proceed with their habeas corpus cases for complicity in former Gov. Steunenberg’s murder. Justice Harlan stated extradition method is not material to habeas corpus, and the ruling preserves Idaho’s jurisdiction to try the defendants in Canyon County. Justice McKenna dissented, arguing the defendants had federal relief rights.
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Pettibone
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W. D. Haywood
George A Pettibone
Canyon County
Steunanberg
Supreme Court
Idaho Federal Court
Kcyho
Fenty
Frand
Farlan
McKenna
Hoehking
Moyer, Haywood
Walch
Harlan
Phosphate Freight Rate Upheld by Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court affirmed the Florida Public Service Commission rate of 1 cent per mile for phosphate shipped within Florida, rejecting challenges by Atlantic Coast Line and Seaboard Air Line. The decision sustains state regulatory authority over railroad freight rates.
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Trains Not Required To Stop In Mississippi Case
The United States Supreme Court ruled that the Mississippi Railroad Commission acted improperly in requiring interstate trains to stop at small towns. Justice Peckham stated the railroad had fulfilled its duty by providing adequate accommodations without stopping the trains, invalidating the commission’s order.
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Supreme Court upholds Arizona ruling on adopted children
The U S Supreme Court yesterday affirmed the Arizona Supreme Court judgment against the New York Foundling Hospital. The hospital sought a writ of habeas corpus to reclaim children distributed among mixed Mexican Indian families. Arizona courts denied the writs and the High Court dismissed the appeal for want of merit, allowing the lower judgment to stand.
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Supreme Court of Arizona
New York
Chippewa Indian Maiden Loses Big Estate Battle in Michigan
In the U S Supreme Court a ruling favored Peter Francis in a Bay County land dispute involving Ann Francis, a Chippewa Indian. The case tested a treaty land patent to an Indian for personal use and heirs, with alienation only with the President's consent. The decision centers on whether such land could be alienated without federal approval.
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Peter J. Francis
Peter Francis
Bay County
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United States
Policy Held to Be Good in Mutual Insurance Case
The Northwest ern National Life Insurance Co of Minneapolis v Riggs and DeHart executors of Ebert Roloson’s estate, concerns misrepresentation in securing policies from cooperative mutuals. Missouri ruled the policy valid. Supreme Court affirmed. Also yesterday Grenville Stuart v Hauser related to Peacock White Mountain Helene mining claim in Idaho worth about a million dollars.
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Minneapolia
Riggs
United States Supreme Court
Grenville Stuart
Samuel T. Hauser
Montane
White Mountain
Helene
Seven Devils
Idaho
Inheritance Tax Refund Petition Heard by Supreme Court
Solicitor General Hoyt urged rehearing in the Col lector Eidman case, seeking return of inheritance taxes paid by estates of those who died between July 1, 1901 and July 1, 1902. He cited roughly seven million dollars paid into the Treasury and noted 245 claims totaling about two million dollars filed with the Internal Revenue Service.
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Hoyt
New York
Eidman
F. B. Tilghman
RW. Brittan
United States
Tilghman
Congress
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Teighman
Atlanta Wins Its Case Against Pipe Line Trust
The Supreme Court ruled for the city of Atlanta in a Sterman anti trust case against pipe line manufacturers. The city claimed $45,000 in damages triple the excess over fair value on $56,000 in orders, alleging bids were manipulated to favor Anniston Pipe and Foundry Company of Alabama, despite exorbitant bids.
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Atlanta
Pipeline Trust
Circuit Court of Appeals
Sterman Anti-Trust Aw
Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
Hast Tenneadee
Anniston Pipa and Foundry Company
Anniston
Ala
Freight Shipments Insured Supreme Court Ruling
The U S Supreme Court ruled that a railroad company acts as an insurer to freight patrons in the Heyman vs Southern Railway case. Heyman, a Augusta Georgia wholesaler, shipped whiskey to Charleston DC where authorities seized and destroyed it under state law. The Georgia court had absolved the railroad of liability. The decision by Justice White reversed the lower court ruling.
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The
Southern Railway Company
United States Supreme Court
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Augusta
Charleston
D. C
South Carolina
Consignees
Georgia Supreme Court
Federal Supreme Court
White
Ste Eat
Land Grants Forfeited After Florida Claim Reversal
The Supreme Court reversed a Federal court ruling in Florida awarding heirs of John Forbes about 1,200,000 acres tied to a 1818 grant by the captain general of Cuba. The high court held the grant void and not receivable under the 180 act, ending a multi-million dollar dispute.
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Federal Court
Florida
John Forbes
Cuba
United States
Tower Court
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Lssue
Supreme Court
Virginia Pilots Association not liable for ship collision damages
The United States Supreme Court ruled that the Virginia Pilots Association bears no responsibility for damages caused by its members. In Guy v Donald Guy, the pilot in charge of the steamer Sentuit collided with the schooner Churchman near the Virginia capes, leading to a $3176 judgment. The court found the association not a partnership and that pilots are individually liable for their own negligence.
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Virginia Pilots’ Association
Guy
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Sentuit
Donald
Churchman
Virginia Capes
Pilots’ Association
Appleyard Must Return. Supreme Court Decides Against Boston Broker
The Boston broker Arthur E. Appleyard resisting governor requisition in New York on an indictment charging larceny for securing $50,000 from the insolvent German Bank of Buffalo with fraudulent security must return to trial. Justice Harlan read the adverse decision of the United States Supreme Court. The same term heard arguments on the Interstate Commerce Commission case challenging rate equality for meat and livestock between Missouri River points and Chicago. Monterey loses four square leagues. Supreme Court affirms City of Monterey California v Jacks over land granted when it was a Spanish pueblo.
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Navy Yard Labor Scale Debated as Wages Likely Rise
The navy yard labor board prepares wage scales for the coming year amid claims that pay is too low to retain skilled machinists. Officials say turnover exists but is not extraordinary, while applicants wait for vacancies. Capt. Dugene Leutze defers comment pending the board report as unions push for a daily raise, with current first class pay at 3.60 dollars.
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Connecticut Law Upheld on Stock Condemnation by Railroad
The Connecticut Supreme Court affirmed that a railroad owning three quarters of a rival line may condemn the outstanding shares. The case involved New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company against Charles K. Offield over stock in the New Haven and Derby road. The court ruled the statute serves the public interest and does not impair a contract.
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Supreme Court Dismisses Garcelon Habeas Case in Philippines
Chief Justice Butter of the U S Supreme Court yesterday dismissed Felix Garcelon versus Col. David J. Baker and Capt. John D. Thompson by ruling the suspension of the writ of habeas corpus was authorized under the 1902 Philippine government act. The decision upholds the Philippine court and affirms the island court’s ruling.
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Effort to Save Men's Lives and Legal Appeals
The government urged recalling a mandate for the execution of Robert Sawyer and Arthur Adams, convicted in 1865 at Wilmington NC for murder and mutiny aboard the Harry A Berwind. Henry Scott’s confession and execution influenced the request. the court gave DoJ two days to respond. A motion to advance Marcus K Butterman case at Louisville and Nashville Railroad seeks ticket broker rights amid several suits awaiting Supreme Court decision.
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High Seas
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United States Supreme Court
Marcus Ki. Butterman
Louiisville and Nashville Railroad Company
Supreme Court
Kansas Patent Law Upheld by Supreme Court
The United States Supreme Court yesterday construed the Kansas law requiring that copies of letters patent be filed with clerks of the State district courts. The decision touches on validity of negotiations involving the sale of patented articles under such rights.
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Supreme Court Docket Includes numerous cases and orders
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Insanity Plea in Assault Case Opens in Court
The trial of Samuel Petralie, charged with assaulting Mrs. Mary A. Fox near the Catholic University, began in Criminal Court No. 2 before Judge Stafford. Proceedings continue today as prosecutors seek to establish temporary insanity at the time of the alleged attack.
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Nipissing Mines Stock Sparks Record Wall Street Day
News of Guggenheim interests declining to exercise an option on 40,000 Nipissing shares sent a curb market scramble. Nipissing opened at 19, fell to 16, then rallied to 18 before a second dip to 16 2 8. About 125,000 shares traded, the largest single-day curb volume, amid heavy snow and street chaos.
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Nipissing Mines Company
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Wall Street
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Pennsy Sells Chesapeake and Ohio Stock to Kuhn Loeb
New York and Philadelphia reports indicate Kuhn, Loeb & Co. bought 156,300 shares of Chesapeake and Ohio stock from the Pennsylvania Railroad and affiliated lines. The sale aligns with prior policy following earlier divestitures to Norfolk and Western and Baltimore and Ohio stakes.
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Chesapeake and Ohio
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Vanderbilt Interests
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
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Chesapeake and Oho
Pennsylvania Company
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Norfolk and Western
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore Markets Reported Grain Prices and Shipments
Baltimore markets list flour and wheat prices with supply figures. Receipts show 6,493 barrels of exports and 2,975 bushels of wheat, plus detailed corn and oats pricing with January to May contracts and freight notes.
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Metal Market Snapshot Shows Mixed London and Local Prices
London tin and copper rose while local markets held firm. Tin spot 10s higher with futures. copper spot £103 and futures £103. Pott steel and lead prices mixed. zinc, spelter and tungsten trading varied with regional quotes around Nos. 1 and 2 foundry Northern and Southern ranges.
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Foundry Southern
Uniform Valuations Sought by National Appraisers Meet
New York December 3 appraisers from thirteen regions convened at the urging of Secretary Shaw to discuss tariff law questions and seek uniform values for imported goods across seaports. The private session will continue likely through Saturday with attendees including J Edward S Fowler New York John T Dare San Pedro Miner G Norton Cleveland Henry S Hill Buffalo and others from St Louis Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Newport News and Pittsburgh.
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Reale St Louis
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Coitauck
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Leang Winthrop
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Vincent Badagehaet
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Philiassonic
James H. Butler
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