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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1907

Page

34

Supreme Court Validates Panama Canal Purchase Action

The United States Supreme Court ruled that the Treasury authorized payment of 50 million dollars to the New Panama Canal Company of France for Panama Canal property was valid. Justice Brewer stated the U S government has dominion over the Canal Zone, and ratification by treaty and Congress confirms authority to fund construction, denying Wilson’s injunction bid.

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 Rules Bankruptcy Claims May Be Filed Later

The Supreme Court in Orcutt v Green holds that a bankruptcy claim can be filed after a year has passed since adjournment. Originating in New York, Ingalls Brothers bankruptcy involved over $8,000 in claims filed more than twelve months after settlement. The District Court allowed the filing. the Circuit Court reversed. Justice Peckham delivered the opinion, aligning with the District Court and adding that a referee cannot extend his own claim.

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 yesterday the appeals of Vice President Davis, Cashier Bechtel, and Teller Van Horn of Canton State Bank from the Ola Supreme Court ruling on their custody. Bechtel faced embezzlement and false reporting charges. others faced related acts with Harvey H. Miller. Ohio Supreme Court upheld the law as constitutional. no federal question found. Also, Hawaii cases proceed with sequential hearings on the dock, first on March 19. Inheritance tax case Honore v Wilson moves to immediate submission on printed briefs for Potter Palmer estate. Peary v Stranshaw set for March hearing on the Isle of Pines status.

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 strikes down Colorado fat tax on foreign firms

The court invalidates a 4 cent per $1000 tax on foreign corporations doing business in Colorado as a contract impairment, ruling the levy unequal to domestic firms. Am American Smelting and Refining Co of New Jersey sued after being barred from the state for nonpayment.

Colorado Supreme Court Fuller Harlan, Holmes Moody American Smelting and Refining Company New Jersey

Court orders deportation of young girl amid disease ban

The Supreme Court dismissed Charles Zartarian of Boston in a case over his sixteen year old daughter's deportation to Turkey due to trachoma. The decision upheld mandatory exclusion of aliens with contagious diseases, leaving authorities with the challenge of returning Mise Zartarian to Turkey.

Charles Zartarian Boston Turkey Supreme Court Zartarian United States Mise Zartarian

Tobacco Duty Case Upheld by Supreme Court

The United States Supreme Court ruled in favor of the government in the case of G Falk & Bro. of New York Importers of tobacco v United States. The ruling decides that duty is due on entry at grounded warehouses, not on removal later, keeping higher duties per entry and supporting the New York customs collector. Justice McKenna wrote the opinion.

New York Collector of Customs G Falk & Bro United States United States Supreme Court

Grand Jury Impaneled for January Term

The district supreme court grand jury was completed yesterday and sworn in before Justice Stafford. William H. Michael named foreman. Baker, recovering from the Terra Cotta wreck injuries, will present testimonies against Anna M. Bradley for the murder of Senator Arthur M. Brown and against Dr. Edward L Thompson for unauthorised operation on Viola Strothar-Bywaters, plus possible Terra Cotta wreck evidence.

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 Ends in Court for Maintenance

Mrs Annie Fowler files in the District Supreme Court against her husband Chester Stahl Fowler, a paper hanger, after three months of marriage begun in Baltimore on September 1, 1906. She says he cruelly treated her and has refused to support her, claiming to quit work two weeks ago. She seeks alimony and support pending settlement, alleging he owns half the house at 613 B Street Southeast.

Annie Scowler District Supreme Court Chester Stahl Fowler Baltimore Fowler

Trial of Maxey Ellis and Meagher over alleged operation

Justice Stafford presided as Kate Maxey alias Kata Ellis and Paul Meagher faced trial for allegedly performing a legal operation on Claudia Parrish, a 16 year old who died days later. Prosecutor Turner outlined plans to show Maxey performed and Meagher procured the procedure while jurors were seated.

oiClaudia Parrish Kate Maxey Kata Ellis Paul Meagher Claudia Parriah Justice Stafford Turner Maxey Meagher

Supreme Court Docket Summary From The United States Reports

A long OCR fragment lists cases before the United States Supreme Court and Court of Appeals, with names like Moody, Harlan, Packham, White, and Brower. It includes case numbers, participants from multiple states, and notes on judgments, opinions, and orders. The text resembles a docket sheet or court orders rather than a cohesive narrative. Named individuals include John W. Roy, Albert Gelen, and various justices, with affiliations to Kentucky, Colorado, New York, and Washington among others.

Court of Appeals District of Columbia Justice Harlan Preety Ehenard Amd Siattle Wath Isaiah 2 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 Moody 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 United States Circuit Court of Appeals 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 American Smelting and Refining Company Plaintitl Sta of Colorads Henry A. Lindley Thatate Colorado Supreme Court of State of Justice Peckham Fuller Juattes Holmes Cleveland Electric Appellant City of Cleveland

Quitclaim Deed and Equity Court Notes Highlight DC Records

A long list of court actions for the Equity and Circuit Courts in the District of Columbia is summarized, including a quitclaim deed from John W. Butterfield to Henry Fry for $10 in Square 406 and numerous matters before Equity Court No. 1 and No. 2, Circuit Courts, and Probate Court. The report notes several cases with assignments, trustees, guardians, and receivers, along with a plan for a January 4 meeting in Washington to discuss foreign trade and manufacturing policy.

Supreme Court District of Columbia Equity Court No Clabaugh Keneva Deane Layton Ricks Suditor Jacobs Va Jacote Guy M. M. Murray Joho Edwardson Hingwell Justice Gauid Southern Disney Shade Company Dow Shade Company Batie Bryan Va Carter Revels Va Wilson Guardian Standard Dairy and Jos Company Circuit Court No Justin Wright Assigamenta Dodge Essterling Va Horning Magruder Buttrell Loula Bristow Jones Va Bowers St Stand Va Mills Digge Strickler Southern Bellway Square 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 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

A brief health advisory notes that fresh air and proper diet aid recovery from consumption while recommending Ayer's Pectoral as a remedy to quiet the cough and soothe inflamed membranes.

Ayer Tumenemmms Esareth

Washington Market Votes to Issue 5 Percent Refunding Bonds

At the annual stockholders meeting in Center Market offices, directors were elected including N G Ordway and Paul Butler. The resolution approved issuing 200,000 of consolidated refunding 5 percent bonds to replace outstanding bonds bearing six percent. Stockholders also approved the payment of regular dividends for the coming year.

Washington Market Center Market N. G. Ordway Paul Butler W. “Eb, Chandler

Northern Pacific shareholders ratify stock increase to 250 million

Stockholders of the Northern Pacific Railway Company approved the board of directors plan to issue 95 million dollars in new stock, boosting authorized capital to 250 million. The announcement came from New York on January 7 with full approval noted. A stray two headed rat killed at the Victoria Hotel in Port Jervis sparked curiosity as two adjacent rat holes were found near the shaft. Toledo reports include disparate financial figures from Lima and Indiana with balances and averages listed.

Northern Pacific Capital New York Northern Pacific Railway Company Port Jervia New Orn World Wedeiga

Cattle and Hog Prices Mixed Amid Heavy Receipts

Cattle merit unchanged with heavy calf receipts and good demand for all stock. Western dressed lambs pushed for sale, rough and dull calves seen, with hogs steady to higher in early reports. Dressed beef and beef products steady. calves, sheep, and lambs show varied movements across regions including Liverpool, Chicago, New York, and Baltimore markets.

Liverpool London Chicago Betet New York Cologne Sigota Atockers Baltimore

Market Report on Cattle and Sheep Prices Today

Gored st noun to-day were: 28,240 head, 11,189 head last week. Pair ropely tail, on market frm, Westerns, $7.10 to $1.55 others, $6.70 to $0.98, roughs, 75 to B.00. SHEEP AND for week landed BE ROO to-day were 9,453 bi against 3,259 head.

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