Cardozo Gases Argued In School Board Contention
Justice Gould presided as Francis L. Cardozo sought an injunction to halt the board of education from attempting him on charges of insubordination. Cardozo, counsel Davis and Cobb, and most board members attended. The board argued Congress delegates appointing power to District courts, and that the board holds jurisdiction over Cardozo under federal control of the District of Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNamara
Congress
Justica Gould
Equity Court
Francis L. Cardozo
Public Schools
Board of Education
Cardozo
Henry E Davis
James A4
Cobb
ed@uition
Mary Church Terrell
Vir Davia
Snco Boar
Judes
District Supreme Court
Tiree
Davis
Tie Teichers
Juste Gould
Tie Schnoals
Wiss
Stuart McNamara
Bil
Act of Congress
Mr. McMamar
Supreme Court
Congress of the
United States
District of Columbia
Executive Legislative
Supreme Court of
District of Columba
Department
Sala Department
Sal
Congress of
Board
Vaard
Gould
Elkins Motion Overruled in Maryland Railroad Suit
Robert Burton and George A Dubrenil of Baltimore sue Senator Elkins for 500000 claiming compensation for services in connection with the sale of the Western Maryland Railroad. Judge Wright overruled a defense motion to direct a verdict. Evidence showed Burton kept Elkins updated on Fuller syndicate negotiations and other services were rendered. Proceedings continued with West Virginia lawyer J W Brown opening, Charles J Faulkner for defense, Worthington and Osborne J. Yellett for plaintiffs appear, verdict expected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Burton
George A Dubrenil
Baltimore
Senator Elkins
Western Maryland Railroad
Justice Wright
Burton
Elkins
Fuller Syndicate
Fores&j W
Contested Wits in Probate Cases Point to Will Dispute
David W. Lewis sues to invalidate Mrs. Lewis will filed April 2 1906 alleging lack of execution undue influence and incapacity. Executed by L Fleet Luckett named executor the case seeks a jury to determine validity and influence. Also notices multiple other wills filed including Eliza Warder J Harrison Johnson Catherine Neitzy James Mosher and Mary Isabella Johnson with executors named and heirs listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Lewis
Mary Hosking Lewis
Amelia C
Lilian
Catherine
Halth Frederick
Richard Halley
Charley James F
Mamie
Rosie
Sie
Frederick Benson Warder
Lillian Halley
J. Harrison Johnson
Mary Isabella Johnson
Johnson
Jana
Catherine Neitzy
Milton Brill
Charles Brill
Anne M Mosher
James Mosher
Emequtrix
Supreme Court directs change of place for testimony in Chattanooga contempt case
The United States Supreme Court named Assistant Clerk James D Maher as commissioner to take testimony in the contempt case of Sheriff Shipp of Chattanooga and others. Testimony should commence in Chattanooga, with possible relocation as needed. The commissioner acts as a master in chancery and may gather evidence elsewhere if counsel agreement or necessity dictates. The order aims to speed proceedings while addressing safety concerns raised about testifying in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Bonaparte
Washington
Chattanao
United States Supreme Court
Culef
Justice Herlan
Justin Brewer
Justice White
Justice Peckham
Justice McKenns
Justice Holmes
Justice Day
Justice Moody
John FB. Nields
Wilmington
Del
Jeptha D. Hows
St. Louis
Thamas Hackney
Carthaxs
City of Chicago
Darius
Mills
Circuit Court of the United
District of
Illinois
Juntos Dey
Futter
Justice Harlan
Orlando F Bacon
Paul Walker
State of
Idaho
Justice McKenna
Justice Brewer
Justice Peckhare
Charles Brown
Emos C. Waring
Supreme Court of the
State of Idaho
Gietles Peckban
W. A. Walker
J. W McLoud
Trustes
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Eighth Circuit
United States Court For
Central District of the
Indian Territory
Justis Packham
United States of Amatics
John F. Shipp
James D Maher
District of Columbia
Harrizon Boynton
Maion
Serva
Philadelphia and
Reading Hailway Company
Julia Ilurt
Third Circuit
Bél Horace F Brown
Robert Henry Lanyon
United States Circuit Court
Highth Circuit
Boston and Maine Railroad
John N Gorky
United States Court of Appesta
Second Circuit
Dameslie Howard
C, Plantif
Tilinoia Central Railroad Company
United Bente
United States
Southern Pacific Company
William R Hare
Montana Mining Company, Limited
Draintif
St Louis Mining and Miliing Company
Montana
Jackson HM Raleton
George W Crossman
Georgy R Bidwell
Circuit Court of the United States
Southera District of
New York
Solicitor General
Hoyt
Thomas M Fields
Mathieson Alkali Works
Mathieson
Frank W .Soreclan
Afr
Daniel
William Im
Continental Wall Paper Company
Lewis Voight & Sona Company
Appellania
Iontorstate Commerce Commission
Fle
A Shaver
Home Savings Bank
Erro
City of
Frederick McKenney
Pounnel
American Railroad Company of
Porto Rico
Julio F Castro
Charles W Hunter Et al
Rebecca A Johnson Et al
United States Court of Appeals
Robert A Howard
LP Barry
Herman Frasch
Frederick I Allen
Commissioner of Patents
Court of Appsale
Wiliam C' Witten
Court of Appeals
Palmer Widow Pays Tax on Full NY Central Stock
The Supreme Court dismissed Bertha H Palmer's suit against the New York comptroller, upholding the surrogate court ruling that she must pay transfer tax on the full value of 4 853 shares of New York Central Railroad stock bequeathed by her late husband. Palmer argued nonresident limits and proportional taxation, but the court affirmed taxation on the entire value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha H Palmer
Potter Paflmer
Chicago
New York
Supreme Court of the United States
New York City
M Palmer
New York Central Railroad Company
M. Pallmer
States Case Postponed Hearing In Virginia West Virginia Debt
The hearing on the demurrer in Virginia v West Virginia regarding the Old Dominion debt was moved from March 4 to March 11 to accommodate John G. Carlisle who will appear for West Virginia. Senator Spooner of Wisconsin declined to act as counsel for Virginia. The Virginia attorney general said Carlisle has been retained.
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Virginia
West Virginia
John G. Carlisle
Spooner
Wisconsin
Old Dominion
BE Virginia
Supreme Court hears antitrust writ in Continental Wallpaper case
A writ of review was presented to the U S Supreme Court in the Continental Wallpaper Company v Voight case from Ohio. The suit seeks USD 57 762 alleged unpaid price for goods with the defense that the Continental Company is a bond and the sale involved a restraint on trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Wallpaper Company
Lewis Voight and So Company
Ohio
United States Supreme Court
Continental Company
Voight
Continental Compa
Hawaii's Status Unresolved in Cross & Bro Case
W M Cross & Bro of New York sued George Bidwell, collector of customs, over Honolulu liquor imports. The Supreme Court dismissed the case at Crossman's urging, avoiding examination of Hawaii's annexation issue. Duty was $15 on a very small quantity, with the firm appealing through all courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
W M. Cross
United States
Bonaparte Case Ready for April 8 Hearing on Employers Law
Supreme Court advanced two cases challenging the employers liability act passed last June. Attorney General Bonaparte urged an early ruling so defects could be remedied by the next Congress if unconstitutional. The suit includes Daneelle Howard v Illinois Railroad and related actions, highlighting the act's impact on interstate commerce and safety appliance provisions.
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Supreme Court
Congress
United States Supreme Court
Kentucky
Tennessee
Bonaparte
Daneelle Howard
Saltsgathe T
Ilinois Railroad Company
United States Circuit Court
Western District of Tennessee
Damges
Will Howard
McCall
Evans
Western District of
Department of Justice
Johnson
Southern Pacific Company
Tthe Supreme Court
Supreme Court Affirms Injunction Against Chicago Gas Ordinance
Justice Day announces ruling in City of Chicago v Milla adverse to Chicago. Case centers on price regulation for gas set at 75 cents per thousand cubic feet and alleged collusion with a stockholder. Supreme Court sustains lower court injunction, dissents by Justices Harlan and Fuller. Chicago officials dispute broader regulatory implications.
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Supreme Court
Chicago
Justice Day
United States
Preme Court
City of
Darius O Milla
Eable Test Mills
People’s Gas Company
California
District Court
Ilinois
Milla
Fuller
Harlan
Dunne
Lewis
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court upholds Idaho sheep keeping rule
The United States Supreme Court ruled yesterday that Idaho sheep owners must not let stock come within two miles of human habitation. Justice Breckenna penned the majority in Ormsby and Bown v Walling, upholding the state law. Justices Brewer and Peckham dissented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
United States Supreme Court
Justice BreKenna
Ormsby & Bown
Enos C. Walling
Walling
State Supreme Court
Aes
McKennen
Brewer and Peckham
Direct Appeal Denied In Habeas Corpus Bid
Harrison Boynton, confined as a lunatic in the California State Insane Asylum, lost a Supreme Court bid for leave to file a writ of habeas corpus. His counsel claimed he was deprived of liberty in November 1905 via conspiracy leading to Napa Asylum confinement and a transfer of his property to a supposed friend. The court denied the unusual request without opinion. Boynton, formerly of Solano County, is said to own substantial property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Boynton
California State
Supreme Court
Boynton
Napa Asylum
Solano County
Cal
Supreme Court adjourns orders and docket from tense term
The Court lists admitted practitioners and various appeals from federal circuits and state Supreme Courts. Chief Justice and nine justices preside over cases involving Chicago, Mills, Bacon, Walker, Brown, Waring, McLoud, and several railroads and corporations. Multiple writs of certiorari, demurrers, and schedules set for February and March, with special commissions and testifying appointments noted.
Real estate transfers across multiple blocks and squares
A column of real estate transfers lists numerous transactions. Mary J Baldwin transfers to David A Chambers of Lot 15 in SQUARE, others note various Trustees and parties moving parcels in WOODRIDGE, NORTH GROUNDS, ANACOSTIA, PARK VIEW, and MOUNT PLEASANT AREAS with prices ranging from $10 to $5,000 and terms including trusts and partial original lots.
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Mary J Baldwin
David A Chambers
Jeha Ch
Alberton
Francis A Blundon
James W Brooke
Woodridge
Johnson B Carpenter
Lerence L._ Dieudonne
M J Colbert
Edmund’ Bhiay
Lowry Brandt
Washington Heights
James D Cameron
Anna Kirkstine
Rosa Lorenz
North Grounds
Columbia College
Myrtie W Davis
Harmony Palmer
Daniel Doody
Mary W
Theresa C Horrigan
Square
George H Dierkoph
Ange C_ Grinnan
M Emmerich
Samuel B Holabird
William Holabird
Thomas Grass
Mamie Ross
Smee “Judge
Mount Pleasant
Pleasant Plains
Thomas Judge
Mamis Ross
Square iSee
Barhard E. T. Kretechmann
Metormick
Meriotar Hill
Barpara
Eretechmasin
Font
Mie Mereure
Henry K Kurts
Marwell van
Woonball
All View
Amiddaveh & Shannon
Charles
St Ux
Park View
Midradsh & Shannon
Eauna
Statzmen
Enuare
Lemuel Maddox
Adolph A Heehling, Jr
Henry M. Baker
Bartle
Palmer
Myrtle Bone
Epidemic claim: Mrs May by epilepsy deemed mentally incompetent
Trial records reveal expert witnesses arguing epilepsy renders the epileptic mind unreliable and that Mrs Jennie L May may have been in an unsound mental state during the September 27 1905 shooting of Lucien Conen. Doctors differ on her condition while husband Ole May cites concerns of insanity. The case against Mrs May for assault with intent to kill continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie L May
Lucien Conen
Conen
Witesses
J. Wesley Bovee
Bowen
Bovee
Baker
George M Gault
Chicago
Miners Inviting Trouble in Moyer Case Dispute Opens
Report from Hynes Iowa union members forwarding to the U S Supreme Court a resolution condemning the court and the President over the Moyer Haywood and Pettibone decision. The text pledges to counteract subsidized press and protect brothers awaiting trial amid ongoing equity and circuit court listings.
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Towa
Moyer
Supreme Court
Hynes
Iowa
Miners’ Union
Paina
United States Supreme Court
Moyer, Haywood
Aho
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Ze Side
Mrs. Palmer
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People's Gas
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Stanature_ OP
New, York
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Castoria
Bears
Equity Court NO
Jualien Clabaugh- Brooks
Brooks
International Text Book Company Va
James F. Mulvey
Edwards Va Ringwall
Dulany
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Time Limited
C. Newcomb
Tho Pearl Milton
Fraser
Fra
Justice Gould
Janeve
Bubb
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Kay
Foy
Hirst
Central District Emergency
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Juntice Anderson
Daly
Commissioners of Matrict of Columbia
Parker
McDermott
Webster
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
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Wylie Harvest Company
Riley
Brady
Washington Gas Light Com Company
Pellys McKay
Taylor Va
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Herrell & Bro
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Stafford
Jonnie L. Mey
Jennie L Mayasseault
Jennie L
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Justice Barnard
George Hunter
Henry Chapman
James Carroll
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Robinson
Anne M. Mosher
Eliza Warder
Lillian Heiley
J. Martigan Johnson
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Marlborough-Blenheim
Louis Kroll
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Haddon Hall
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Awitzer
Harrisonburg
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Abon
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Rob Hicks
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la Plata
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Cartagena la Guayra
Trinidad
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Colon
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co
Banderson & Son
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Florida Resorts
Florida
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Florida East Coast Railway
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Feoushout
Auserict Ec
St. James
Mignioron
PARK
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Tomes
Sid Mateger
Teeta
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