Supreme Court Upholds Panama Canal Purchase
The Supreme Court ruled the Treasury payment of 50 million to the New Panama Canal Company of France was valid and regular. Justice Brewer stated the United States has dominion over the Canal Zone and authority to appropriate funds for construction, rejecting a taxpayer injunction bid by Warren B Wilson.
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Shaw
Justice Brewer
Secretary of the Treasury
Panama Canal Company of
France
Act of Congress
United States Supreme Court
United States
Canal Zone
Warren B Wilson
Wilson
District of Columbia
District Supreme Court
District Court of
Appsala
Congress
Chicago
Court of Last Resort
Panama
Republic of Colombia
Eourt
Bar
Republic of
Colombia
Supreme Court allows post settlement bankruptcy claims
In Orcutt v Green the Supreme Court ruled that a bankruptcy claim may be filed after the debtor’s affairs have been adjourned for a year. The case arose from Ingalls Brothers bankruptcy in New York’s northern district where over $8,000 in claims were filed after twelve months. The District Court allowed the filing, the Circuit Court of Appeals blocked it, and the justices upheld the lower court’s stance with the caveat that a referee cannot extend his own claim.
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Orcutt
Green
United States Supreme Court Peater
Northern Judicial District of
New York
Ingalls Brothers
District Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Peckham
Bank Officials Lose Appeal in Federal Case
The U S Supreme Court dismissed appeals by Vice President Davis, Cashier Bechtel, and Teller Van Horn of the Canton State Bank from orders not to release them from custody. Bechtel faced charges of false reports, embezzlement, and misapplication of funds. others faced related acts with Harvey H. Miller. The Ohio Supreme Court previously upheld the law as constitutional. The court also set Hawaii case hearings on the dock at March 19 and prepared for the Potter Palmer inheritance tax case briefing. The Isle of Pines dispute with Peary v Stranshaw was scheduled for March.
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Twe
Davis
Bechtel
Teller van Horn
Canton
Ohio
Ola Supreme Court
Inilletmenia
United States Supreme Court
Harvey H. Miller
Miler Company
Ohio Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Hawaii
Honore Va. Wilson
New York
Thetate Potter Palmer
Chicago
Isle of Pines
Peary Va. Stranshaw
City of
Cleveland
Appoll Ants
Cleveland Electzie Railway Company
Circuit Court of the United States
District
Justice Packham
Louis Karna
Gira- Jine Hing
Henry Randall Webb
Annellant
Caroline King
Dilateiit
of Columbia
Vodue
Chase
Sai Court
Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia
Justlee White
Puller
Harlat
Jacob Newman
Supreme Court of
State of
Colorado
Justice White
Tomas Garrett Et al
Juana Dagias
District Court of the United States
District of Posto Hico
Therao
Coats
Causa
Justize Nite
Waren B. Wilson
Leane M. Shaw
Secretary of the Treasury
Court of Appeals of the
District ‘of Columbia
Jus Ce Brewar
Corwin D. Baehtel
Frank Wilson
Garnin BD. Bachtel
Harvey H Miller
Frank Wison
William L. Dev KR
Sherif
Charles H. Vin Horn
Supreme Court of the State of
Juatioa Brower
Old Wayne Mutual Joffe Association of
Indianapolis
Ind
Sarah McNogough
Suprema Court of
Indiana
Coxts
Cence
Justice Harlan
Franklin
Jerome
Charles F Cogswell
Connecticut
Costa
Tustlee Futter
Gila Tend Reservoir and Irrigation ‘Company
Giia Water Company
Homer BE. Grattoff
United States
Frank D. Zell
B. W. Laigh
United States Circuit Court of Appesla
Fourth Circuit
Thomas
Trustes
G. Baltentyne
Willem C. Smith
David Kayananakoa
Ebien Albertina Palyblank
Nicholas Avcea
Propria
Roward J. Pearcy
Nevada
N. Stranshaw
Arsistant
Cooley
Gillian & Co
Henk
Kentucky
Commonwealth of Kentucky
A. W. Cogiay
Ayrian C. Hanon
B 'Thompson
T. C. Albritton
Montana
Haire
James H. Ries
Supreme Court Invalidates Colorado Fat Tax On Foreign Firms
The Supreme Court ruled Colorado's annual tax of four cents per thousand dollars of capital stock on foreign corporations doing business in the state is invalid. The decision, in a fight by American Smelting and Refining Co, held the tax impaired a contract with foreign firms and did not equally treat them compared to domestic companies. Chief Justice Fuller led a four member majority with Harlan Holmes and Moody dissenting in part. The case began after American Smelting refused to pay and was ordered out of Colorado.
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Supreme Court
Fuller
Harlan, Holmes
Moody
American Smelting and Refining Company
New Jersey
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Justice Harlan
Preety
Ehenard
Amd
Siattle
Wath
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Moves
Seattle
Wash
Eamon Gordon Bennett
Denver
Colo
Charles W. Frie
Yrvine, Hy
Hugh B. Rowland
Washington, D. C
Bhropahire
Woodlett & Co Ve
Bushet
United States
Olinton
Justice Day
Charles Zartarian
Sppellant
George ‘B. Ditings
Bowton
Appen
Circuit Court of the United States For
District of Massachusetts
Conrad Wecker
Plantift Im Error
National Enameling F Or Stamping Company Et al
Circuit Court of the United States
Bactern District
Missouri
Justice Dey
Justice Moody
People of
State of New York
Albert J. Hatch
Edward Reardon
County of
New York
Euprema Court
Cozts
Justice Holmes
Vn G. Falk & Brother
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Second Circuit
Circuit Court
Circuit Court For
Southern District of New York
McKenna
Greatt Company Et al
Partilonora
Charles H Green
Waltea i States Circuit Court of Appeals
Coats
District Court
District Court of the United States
Northern District of
Justice Packham
Plaintitl
Sta of Colorads
Henry A. Lindley
Thatate
Supreme Court of
State of
Justice Peckham
Juattes Holmes
Cleveland Electric
Appellant
City of
Cleveland
Supreme Court Orders Deportation of Turkish Girl for Trachoma
The court upheld mandatory exclusion of an alien child with a contagious disease, forcing the return to Turkey of a sixteen year old daughter of Charles Zartarian of Boston. The ruling notes hardship but aligns with disease-based immigration law. The family had previously been allowed to reunite but were told not to return.
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Charles Zartarian
Boston
Turkey
Supreme Court
Zartarian
United States
Mise Zartarian
Tobacco Duty Decision Upholds Duty on Entry
The U S Supreme Court ruled in favor of the government in G Falk & Bro v United States. Tobacco duties are payable when tobacco enters grounded warehouses rather than when removed, fixing the duty by entry weight. Justice McKenna delivered the opinion.
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G Falk & Bro
New York
United States
United States Supreme Court
Grand Jury Impaneled for January Term at District Supreme Court
The January term grand jury was completed yesterday before Justice Stafford with William H. Michael as foreman. District Attorney Baker, recovering from injuries in the Terra Cotta wreck, will present testimony against Anna M. Bradley for the killing of former Utah Senator Arthur M. Brown and against Dr. Edward Leon Thompson for alleged illegal operation on Viola Strothar-Bywaters. The panel may also consider evidence related to the Terra Cotta wreck to assess criminal responsibility for the loss of life.
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District Supreme Court
Justice Stafford
William H. Michael
Baker
Baltimore and Ohio
Terra. Cotta
Anna M. Bradley
United States
Arthur M. Brown
Utah
Edward Leon Thompson
Viola Strothar- Bywaters
Culpeper
Terra Cotta
Three Months End Bliss. Mrs Annie Fowler Sues for Maintenance
Mrs Annie Fowler filed a District Supreme Court suit against her husband Chester Stahl Fowler a paper hanger seeking maintenance after three months of marriage begun in Baltimore September 1 1906. She claims cruelty and that he will not work for her support asserting ownership half interest in the house at 613 B Street Southeast and asking the court to compel support pending settlement.
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Annie
Scowler
District Supreme Court
Chester Stahl Fowler
Baltimore
Margaret E. Wiley
City and Suburban Railway Company
Trial of Maxey Ellis and Meagher on Parrish operation
The trial began before Justice Stafford in Criminal Court No 1 for Kate Maxey alias Kata Ellis and Paul Meagher charged with performing a illegal operation on Claudia Parrish aged sixteen on June 2. The girl died a few days later. Prosecution aims to prove Maxey performed the operation and Meagher procured it.
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oiClaudia Parrish
Kate Maxey
Kata Ellis
Paul Meagher
Claudia Parriah
Justice Stafford
Turner
Maxey
Meagher
Supreme Court Digest of Cases and Admissions
A long list of Supreme Court cases and admissions to practice, with case numbers, judges, and jurisdictions, spanning No. 247 through No. 52, including opinions by Moody, Day, White, and Packham, and notes on remands, affirmations, and orders of the court. Names such as John W. Roy, Albert J. Gelen, Hugh B. Rowland, and others appear, alongside references to circuits and state supreme courts.
Quitclaim Deed and Equity Court Docket Entries
A mixed legal notice lists a quitclaim deed from John W Butterfield to Henry Fry for $10 on part of lot 12 in square 406, followed by extensive Equity Court and Circuit Court entries, probate matters, and corporate and real estate assignments across multiple squares and wards. The section notes a convention in Washington on foreign trade and manufacture with Secretary Root and Secretary Strauss to address potential trade legislation.
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Antoinette B Allen
Henry M
Winslow Lewis
Brill
Adie Stbatvinton
Lottie
Burn
James D
Shaver
Nfn Howard
Lattle
Arthur Copeland
Bura'a
Squarh
Catharing
William M Gain
Hayden Johnson
J. Hitch Heer
Eubjest
Drat
Roberta Et
Vir
Wittlom H
Martha I Blanchard
Shephera
Rabatvisten
Twining
John 'S
Wilmot W. Trow
Jesusite R. ‘White
Randle Highlands
Annia M. Oakley
Guardian
Washington
Theington
Ual Company
Checlen We
John W. Butterfield
Henry Fry
Nee Oly
New York Board of Trade
Cornelius Blies
Franklin Murphy
Herman A. Metz
Charles A. Moore
William McCarroll
Lewis Nixon
Henry W. Peacdy
Charles Lehieren
Isidor Straus
A. de Lima
Irani Gardner
The Cough of Consumption and Ayer’s Pectoral
The article urges doctors to advise fresh air and nourishing meals for consumption while noting a persistent cough. It promotes Ayer’s Pectoral as a remedy to quiet the cough and heal inflamed membranes, warning readers to consult medical advice.
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Ayer
Tumenemmms Esareth
Will Refund Market Bonds Vote To Replace Six Per Cent
At the Washington Market annual meeting yesterday noon stockholders voted to issue 200000 in consolidated refunding 5 per cent bonds in lieu of the present bonds bearing six per cent. The meeting was at Center Market offices. Directors elected: N. G. Ordway Paul Butler W E B Chandler W V Cox John Cassels W G Carter F T Chamberlin W Curriden George W Gray E R Tinker E B R Tinker Jr E O Whitford and BG f the stockholders approved the continuation of the manual dividends during the coming year.
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Washington Market
Center Market
N. G. Ordway
Paul Butler
W. “Eb, Chandler
Northern Pacific stock increase ratified by shareholders
Stockholders of the Northern Pacific Railway Company ratified the board of directors action to issue 95 million dollars of new stock, boosting total authorized capital to 250 million dollars. A two headed rat killed in Victoria Hotel draws local note.
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Northern Pacific Capital
New York
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Port Jervia
New Orn World
Wedeiga
Cattle and Livestock Market Report Notes Declining Quality
Cattle merit unchanged with heavy calf receipts and strong demand for all stock. Western dressed lambs pushing sale. rough and dull calves neglected. Prices listed for cattle, hogs, sheep, and calves across multiple markets, with mixed movements and regional notes. Dressed weight beef steady in Liverpool London cables. cattle receipts varied in Chicago and New York markets with modest declines and steady hogs.
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Liverpool
London
Chicago
Betet
New York
Cologne
Sigota
Atockers
Baltimore
Market Prices Report For Sheep And Cattle
The daily market summary shows 28 240 head and 11 189 head last week. Prices quoted for Western cattle ranged from 7 10 to 1 55 and 6 70 to 0 98 for other classes. Roughs were priced 75 to 8.00. Sheep and lamb totals for the week included 9 453 head today versus 3 259 head previously.
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