Man Denies Larceny Charge Amid $50,000 Boston Loan Case
In a Boston hearing tied to an extradition request to New York, the defendant argues he was deceived and not a fugitive. His attorney contends the application should be considered, detailing alleged bond security and facts about a $50,000 loan connected to Appleyard and other parties in Buffalo and Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Horn
Newark
Fred Bof
Nour
Willams
Alfred Fromoarwa
Poytha Mlus
Orders To Army Officers Signal Detachments At Fort Leavenworth
Military orders direct army officers and staff, detailing signals, quartermaster duties, and detachments to proceed, with instructions about visits, timing, and movements. Names of officers and posts appear amid broad directives for transport, communications, and stationing, including naval parallels and distant assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orien
Leavenworth
Boa Cublion Artillery
Jule Ion
Nework Atenal Goveernors Iraq X Lords
Tom Pelass
Gene Ro
Furron Roderkc
Connor
Roe
Pau
Halloran Perry
George Eo
Janes
Hall Kent Nelson James W
Fhaeo
Les Ragan
Williem
P Woodall
Higher Cost on Pacific Shipyards Sparks 4 Percent Differential Talk
Pacific Coast congressmen press for a 4 percent contract price differential in naval appropriations to favor West Coast shipyards for battleship construction. Representative Humphrey of Washington urged the President to back the plan, arguing it would raise government costs by about 500 million dollars if applied, while offsetting material shipments from the East. Humphrey warned West Coast yards might close without protections, leaving no local options for future battleship work and urging action by the next Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Hum- Drie
Midvale Protest Over Armor Plate Contract Award
Midvale Steel Works officers led by Charlies J Harrah J F Evans and Axel Petre protested before the President regarding the Navy Department award for armor plate to Bethlehem Steel Works. Secretary Morton transmitted a House statement explaining the cancellation and the Bethlehem award arguing Midvale failed to show capability for timely production. The Navy followed a board’s recommendation citing production ability and avoiding private advantage. Admiral George F Wilde retired after 43 years, turning command of Charleston Navy Yard to Captain Albert S Snow. Naval vessel movements include Eagles, Arethusa, and several ships arriving at San Juan, Key West, and Guantanamo.
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Navy Department
Bethlehen
Bethlehem Company
Sid
Tooter
Morrell
Midvale Parks
Dretary Morton
Mortum
House
Midvale Steel Company
N E Mason
Ordnance
Nar
Midvale J
Bur Aus
Midvale
Ana
Macirge
Almays
Bcome
Mason
Ordnance Bureau
Bumu
Th Department
Ab Gnstanty
Ampany
Boston
George F Wilde l
Charleston Navy Yard
Admal Wilde
Albert S Snow
Mark Santiago Battleground Battle Capital Plot
Havana February 2 with Gen S B M Young and Col Hayes representing the Society of Santiago and Consul General Steinhart meeting President Palma to discuss procuring a cannon to mark the battleground. Col Hayes to Santiago tonight and Gen Loung to follow. Pennsylvania cruiser progress reported at Cramp's yard. Capt Thomas C McLean to take command and sail soon. Electric Eaters advertisement notes cure with pay policy.
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Santiago
Havana
S B M Young
Col Hayes
Society of Santiago
Steinhart
Palma
Loung
Pennsylvania
Thomas C McLean
Pennsyvania
Cramp’s
Philadelphia
Navy Department
Supreme Court backs state vaccination power
Justice Harlan delivers Jacobson v United States opinion upholding Massachusetts authority to impose compulsory vaccination as a police regulation. Court notes health of communityprimacy and limits federal reach, stating the ruling does not grant broader relief or override local state powers.
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Justice Harlan
Supreme Court of the United States
Jacobson
United States
Massachusetts
Brian
Will Case Upholds Probate of Utermehle Will
The Utermehle will dispute ends with the U S Supreme Court upholding the District of Columbia Court of Appeals decision. Charles E Utermehle contended the 1889 probate should be set aside. the Supreme Court affirmed, keeping the probate intact and the will as admitted.
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Phe
Utermehles
Messrs
Samuel Norment
Leroy M Taylor
Charles Ef Ttermehl
Th. Vourt
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Supreme Court of the District
United States Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Resisting Removal in Benson Hlyde and Dimond Case
The government accuses Benson Hlyde and Dimond of conspiring to defraud by obtaining public land in California through illegal means. Proceedings focus on Benson with removal to the District of Columbia challenged. cases argued in the Supreme Court with counsel F H Platt and J C Camtz bell for Benson and Francis J Heney for the government.
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Benson
Hlyde
Dimond
Calfornia
Severl
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
F H Platt
New York
J C Camtzbell
San Francisco
Francis J Heney
Oregon
Portland
Supreme Court reverses Kentucky tax case Coulter v Louisville & Nashville
The Supreme Court yesterday reversed the Eastern District of Kentucky ruling in Coulter et al v Louisville and Nashville Railroad Co. Justice Holmes states the circuit court erred in taking cognizance of a tax equalization suit. The decision nullifies an injunction against the railroad’s tax assessment.
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Supreme Cour of the
United States
District of
Kentucky
Coulter and Others
Lowsville and Nashville Railroad Company
Holmes
Circuit Court
Supreme Court rules naval sea pay applies to shore duty
Justice White writes for the Supreme Court in United States v Engard. The case concerns whether a naval officer can collect sea pay while on shore duty. The Navy auditor had refused travel expenses for an Ohio trip, a decision the court overruled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice White
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
Albert C Engard
Navy Department
Ohio
Vanderbilt inheritance tax recovery ruling by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court held that William K Vanderbilt may recover $541,000 paid into the U S treasury as an inheritance tax under the war revenue act. The money was paid under protest and the court ruled taxes could not be exacted until the beneficiary attained possession of the property.
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Supreme Cowt of the
United States
William K Vanderbilt
Treasury
Wiliam K Vanderbilt
Alfred G Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
White
Kansas antitrust law upheld by U S Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court sustains Kansas anti trust law in the Bad mund J Smiley case. Justice Brewer writes that the state may regulate police power to control wheat prices in Bilson Rush County, supporting the state prosecution against Smiley who organized wheat dealers into a price controlling trust.
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Supreme Court
Grain Dealers’ Association
Kn & Anti
Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Brewer
Badmund J Smiley
State of
Kansas
Bmiley
State
Bilson
Rush County
Supreme Court of the
Justice Brewers Opinion
Supreme Court Sustains New Mexico Judge in Santa Fe Case
The Caledonian Coal Company sued Benjamin S Baker to compel cognizance of a case against the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway. The U S Supreme Court held the court in New Mexico had no jurisdiction in the matter and upheld Judge Baker's refusal to proceed. The rail line faced interstate commerce and antitrust suit claims. papers were served on the railroad’s president as he passed through.
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Supreme Court
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Caledonian Coal Company
Benjamin S Baker
Supreme Court of New Mexico
Atchison Topeka
Territory
Baker
Edse
Bonds Not Exempt From Tax in Federal Rulings Across Cases
A review of Supreme Court and circuit decisions touching taxability of municipal and government bonds and the treatment of capital versus property in tax law. Also notes on Oceanic Steam Navigation Co v North America and Northern Pacific Rail Rd v Ely, with brief items on timber penalties and a patent cure claim for catarrh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court of the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals For
Second Circuit
Oceanic Steam Navigation Company
The
Insurance Company of North America
Germanic
Congress urged to aid cotton exports to Asia markets
A New Orleans assembled Southern Interstate Cotton Convention delegation urged President Roosevelt to create a commission to expand foreign markets for cotton products. Led by ex Senator McLaurin, the group pressed for quick congressional action and cited growing Chinese demand, open-door policy support, and current export gains to China as justification for government backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
New Orleans
Senator McLaurin
South Carolina
Congress
China
United States
Far East
Liquozone claims widespread use and cures
An advertisement touts Liquozone as used by millions across nine nations. It asserts vast benefits, including warding off germs and boosting vitality, urging readers to try a 50 cent bottle free for evaluation.
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Nine Nations
Liquozone claims and China trade push amid medical claims
The document touts Liquozone as a gas based nerve and blood food with claims of destroying disease germs, cites testing with physicians and hospitals, and notes a $1000 reward for any germ it cannot kill. It also argues U.S. export expansion to Central and South America and Middle East markets, urging Congress to authorize a special commission to develop cotton product exports and other goods. It lists numerous diseases allegedly combatable by Liquozone and extols its safety versus internal drugs.
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China
United States
Commercial
Blackburn Commission
Lancashire
Lyons Commission
America
Central
South America
Mediterranean Red Sea
Persian Gulf
Congress
Chia
Mediterranean
Red Sea
Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson
Atlanta
Liquogone Free Bottle Coupon Offer
A promotional coupon offers a free full size Liquogone bottle via a local druggist, paid for by the sponsor. The offer emphasizes no obligation and contrasts Liquatore priced at 50c and $1, inviting recipients to try Liquozone and see its effects.
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Unis
Promo coupon request for Liquozone offer
Fragmentary notice asks readers to fill and mail a coupon to Liquozone at 464 Wabash Ave Chicago. It claims the disease suffers and requests a trial sample and free vaccine, urging physicians or hospitals not using Liquozone to consider testing.
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Srain
Wabash Ave
Chicago
Dockery at White House President Assured of Missouri Support
Missouri former governor A. M. Dockery met the President in Washington and reported that Missouri would back the President on the railroad rate issue and uphold federal laws. Other items note Indiana officials' visit and the reappointment of William F. Tibbetts as Mobile collector, plus Panama’s Amador anniversary and Cortelyou’s New York transit.
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Missouri
A .MM Dockery
Washington
Mobile
William F. Tibbetts
Ala
Senate
Postmasters Appointed and Street Car Crash Report
Postmasters appointed yesterday for Maline-Bristol, Pennsylvania-Buffalo Roads, Migestrove, Elrama, Valenvia, Virginia-Swansboro and other districts. An eastbound street car struck a carriage in front of the White House, throwing D F Healey from the vehicle and injuring his face. He resides at 1618 Nineteenth Street Northwest and was taken to Emergency Hospital for treatment of lacerations and bruises.
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Yeaterday Maline
Bristol
George A Ward
Pennsylvania
Buffalo Roads
D H Anderson Migestrove
Samuel BR Sneeringer Elrama James Carrick
Valenvia
Willam HO Smith
Virginia
Swansboro
Walter L Scort
White House
D F Healey
Mr Healey
Nineteenth Street
Philippine bond issue under Cooper bill planned in Manila
A government circular invites subscriptions for 75 000 in bonds to finance public works in the Philippines. The four percent bonds would run thirty years with redemption by the Philippine government after ten years. Authorities aim to retire existing United States certificates as part of currency reforms in Manila.
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Cable
Wright
Mimla
Laf Nas
United States
Mazilo
Manila
Right to Tax Nonresidents Upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court in an opinion by Justice White upheld a state tax on nonresidents in the Newark and Baltimore Transportation Company case. James C Corry owned stock and challenged the tax as unconstitutional, but the court rejected his resident status as a basis to avoid taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the United States
Justice White
James C Corry
Corry
Newark and Baltimore Transportation Company
Pennsylvania
New Persian Minister Arrives for Credence at State Dept
Gen Morteza Khan, new Persian minister, arrived with his secretariat and presented credentials to Secretary Hay at the State Department yesterday. A formal presentation to the President is expected later this week.
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Morteza Khan
State Department
Haxy
Vill Orcur
Hay Tre
Silence of Mrs Harrold and Other Reviews
Harper s Book News surveys recent titles with strong praise for The Silence of Mrs Harrold and several novels. It highlights engaging detective plots, foreign theater scenes, and sharp character sketches, noting readers may be drawn in for hours.
Minister Khan Succeeds Insite Khan in Woistmeten Visit
Harper and Brothers report a new minister arrives in Woistmeten after long experience in the Persian foreign service. He aims to increase the committee between America and Persia. Treasury receipts show internal revenue of 1 163 883 and customs at 51 687 with expenditures of 1 740 Gy.
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Khan
America
Perela
Treasury
National Bank
Customs
Blood medicine praised for purifying impure blood
Mrs. C. E. Shoemaehr of Alliance reports years of troubled blood with eruptions and symptoms on the body improving after using 5.8 S. and then 8.8.8. She credits the medicines with complete relief and urges others in need to use them.
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C. E. Shoemaehr
Patterson St
Alliance
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Appleyard
Buffalo Bank
Denres
Wiliams
Ormin
Buffalo
Securit Rot
Tbch & Harge
Ay Foarie Ou Ray
Wadhams
Wate
Namander
Jb Barker
Nos Oreans
la &E
Prairie Waren
Wo Sith
Lo Oh
Nhewspa
Parerive
Pacific
Midvale Firm
Armor
Department
Morton
Rear Admiral
Wilde
Eagle
Key West
San Diego
Arethusa
San Juan
Culebra
Hear
Alabama
Ilinois
Iowa
Olympia
Brooklyn
Cleviland Des Voines
Minneapolis
Columbia Topeka
Hull Truxtum and Macdonough
Guantanamo
Enea States Supreme Court
George Wo Utermehte
Charles H Utemehle
Mame E Norment
Gage W Utermehle
Charles H
Young Law
Norment
Jay Jon
Benson, Hyde, and Dimond
City of
Worcester
Peckham
California
Flanigan
Sierra County
Vanderbilt
Scottish Union National Insurance Company
Franklin County
Fuller
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Ely
State of Washington
Montana Court
United States District Court of Montana
Montana Lumber and Manufacturing Company
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Asia
Special Congressional Commission
New Orleana
Cotton Growers
Yevard
Morocco
Hue
South
John Toord
Silas 1 Webb
Association of Mew Lork
Welling
Sinator Medaurn
Lkely
Liquorone
Gladl
Sugp
Ted
Dockery
Indiana
Starr
James I. Goodrich
Republican State Committee
India
Amador
Panama
Manuel Amadors
George B. Cortelyou
Nwtw
York
George B Cortelyou
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Republic
Naples
Cortelyou
France
Italy
NEW Publications
Edith Wharton
Scribner’s
Philippine
TAE
Baltimore
United States ‘Supreme Court
Harper’ S Book News
Mrs. Harrold
Samuel M. Gardenhire
Jelbuter
Lund
Cleveland Plain
Harper & Brothers
N.Y
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