Landis Landis a Witty Judge Of United States D
The article profiles Landis a young judge of the United States Discipinary Court known for a brisk wit in early Washington service. It recounts his rise from Chicago to the State Department under Cleveland and Gresham, his family of notable brothers, and his decision to return to law practice after politics.
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State Department
Cleveland
Charles
Frederick
Judge Landis
United States
John, Rockefeller
Sahodey
Kenesaw Mountain
Landis
Judge Landizi
Jorge Landis
Walter Q Gresham
Ietr
Clevelant
Judge Greshaus
Washington
Young Landis
Chicago
Lus
Imat
Munuch
Ghee Ulaokalint
Mawatinns
Hering
England
Seaton
Wien
Gresham
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Wresibat
Aetion
Uo Mtanca Case
Edwin HL Uhl
Milligan
Bardis
Greshaim
Slass
Greshyams
le Gyn Velury
Blaze
Tne Compre
Linds
Gersham
Jim
Glevelard
Ruth Redress
Crass
Sheertone
Turton
Cmt
Jorat Press Club
Secetary Gievehaim
Landa
Vievet
Sandia
Hintela
Landie
Orn
Gresnam
Url
Germany
Frank Jones
Chastind
S the Vomgos
Ans Wak
Beo
Jones
Charles Ta Ayfener
Congress
Indiana
Maren
Jane Elation
Waltee
Ie Tae
San Juan
John
Kenglan
Edge
Congrésa
Charles Landis
Kenesaw
Frank Lowden
Lowden
Chases
Kenman
Landia brother speaks in drawl amid Rockefeller case intrigue
Fragmentary reading portrays Turesqué and the Landia brothers with a characteristic drawl. His remarks evoke memories of his Washington days, drawing interest from friends who followed the Rockefeller case.
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Turesqué
Landia Brothers
Washington
Rockefeller
Halts Fisheries Parley in Newfoundland Negotiations
In St Johns on July 7 reports say a deadlock has emerged between British and American cabinets over a proposed winter herring fishery modus vivendi on the Newfoundland coast. The sticking point is a clause to curb Newfoundland authorities from serving legal processes aboard American vessels, which the colony rejects. Enforcing such a clause would require Imperial Parliament approval, and officials prefer to avoid coercive legislation if possible.
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St Johns
Newfoundland
Experts propose using bituminous coal to curb smoke nuisance
Edward T. Parker of the United States Geological Survey predicts anthracite deposits may be exhausted in 75 years at current consumption and urges manufacturers to adopt bituminous coal for factories and homes. Dwight O T Randall notes limited anthracite supply for power and touts smoke abatement through improved methods and larger gas and electric systems.
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Edward T. Parker
Dwight T. Ranall
Geological Survey
United States Geological Survey
United States
New York
Dwight O'T. Randal
New York City
Philadelphia
Mr. Randall
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York
New York Edison Cumpany
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Reiraads
Record catch forecast for Great Lakes fisheries this year
Cleveland Gnip reports a rising fish catch across the Great Lakes with nets overrun by fish. Lake Erie leads production, blue pike and perch form major portions, and prices stay steady despite higher supply. Ashermen’s season shows strong fishing activity countering fears of a dwindling supply.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes
Fihing
Lake Érie
Ashermen
Derailed Car Runs Mile Before Stop
Special to The Washington from Middletown July 7 describes a fast freight on the Ene Railroad traveling forty miles per hour with forty beef cars. One wheel left the track yet couplings kept, the car ran a mile on the rail with ties and dirt worn between rails and twenty eight 9-pound rails chipped before a brakeman halted the train.
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Washington
Middletown
Ene
Magoon Refuses Arbitration in Cigar Strike
Gov Magoon replies to the Independent Cigar Manufacturers Association saying he cannot act as arbitrator since the workmen have not requested arbitration, are ready to resume at old wages, and have not shown disorder. Havana July 2 report.
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Havana
Magoon
Independent
Cigar Manufacturers’ Association
Atzhe
Paris and Berlin stock markets show mixed gains
London Paris and Berlin markets last week offered mixed signals with a general aim of gradual improvement. Earthquake chatter unsettled traders yet prices rose modestly as intermediaries filled client gaps. Berlin noted firmer prices on improved Franco German relations and a strong German steel sector, despite cautious American iron results.
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America
Kingston
Jamaica
Atock Exchange
Paria
Bank of Erance
Berlin
Boerea
Ewa Factora
German Steel Trust
Junn
Coperight
New York Times
Municipal ownership gains mixed support from nation wide study
The National Civic Federation Commission on Public Ownership and Operation reports two members found advantages to cities from municipal ownership. Professor Commons argues politics do not enter public owned enterprises more than private, while J W Sullivan notes wages for most workers have not improved under municipal control compared with private firms.
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Washington
New York
United States
Great Britain
National Civie Federation Commission On Public Ownership
John FR. Commons
Wisconsin University
J. W. Sullivan
Clothing Trades Bulletin
America
Great Fintan
Investgating Committee
Europe
Glasgow
Newcastle-on-Tyne
London
Averpool
Norwich
Manchester
Birmingham
Dublin
Leicester
StreMfeld
Cleveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
Wheeling
Detroit
Indianapolis
Richmond
Atlanta
Sullivan
Three Buildings Collapse in Indianapolis Wholesale District
Three three story brick buildings near Meridian and Maryland streets in Indianapolis center of the wholesale district collapsed today and caught fire afterward. Total loss about 22000 dollars with owners and firms including Daniel Stewart Drug and Glass Company Martha Stewart Brunswick Balice-Collender and Henry C Bolle estate listed among principal losses.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Meridian
Maryland Streets
Daniel Stewart Drug and Glass Company
Itd
Martha Stewart
Brunswick Balice-Collender Pollardmpany
Henry C. Bolle
Washington Planters Trust Aims Cuba Plantations Trade
The Havans Wenkin Fruit Company organized in Augusta Maine plans trust marketing and plantation operations with 50000 authorized common stock. Directors include J Berry Ashley Gould and J Z Brooks. A 308 acre Havana area tract awaits planting tropical fruit trees with pineapples likely as main export. Judge Gould notes activity will start slowly and profits are not imminent.
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Weabington
Augusta
Havans- Wenkin Frait ‘Company
Maine
Washington
Statehouse
J. Berry
Lewia A. Burleigh
Clark
Auguste
Cuba
Gould
Schiller Monument Unveiled in Camp Park St Paul
The Schiller monument at Camp Park in St Paul was unveiled at 2 pm by Misa Tima Behester before about 6,000 attendees. Crafted by Prof. M. Paachner of Berlin with design approved by Sart Marr, the statue is hailed as a great work of art and a gift from St Paul German Singing Societies. It cost $6,000 and occupies a prominent park location.
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St. Paul
Minn
Schiller
Camp Park
Misa Tima Behester
M. Paachner
Berlin
Ge ‘Uum
Alty
Schmitz Demands Salary From Auditor Horton
In San Francisco on July 1 Mayor Schmitz formally demanded full salary for June from Auditor Horton for the $3 contingent fund of the mayor's office for July. The letter warned against payments on orders by James L. Gallagher, the acting mayor. Horton, with his bondsmen, would be held responsible. Horton refuses to pay without both Schraltz and Gallagher signatures.
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San Francisco
Schmitz
Horton
James L. Gallagher
Schraltz
Gallagher
Vast Hotel Guest List Across Cities
A lengthy OCR fragment lists numerous guests and attendees by name and city at hotels including New Willard Metropolitan Shoreham and others. Named individuals span many states with entries for New York Philadelphia Chicago and more, suggesting an across the country guest register snapshot. The text references many surnames and partial titles, noting affiliations with distinct hotels and locales.
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Waltimores George Grier
Bayley
J. Preyion
W. MeNgel
St. James
B. Peniera
Motrepaitox
Smith
Ebbi
Witten End
Mre
F. Then
TR. Shinghy
Themen
HC Gickers
New Willard
Hostun
H. B. Cirsly
Ney Willard
Chicago
A. HW
Nelson
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HA. Fachogtth
HB. Grove
Rateigh
HL. Togker
Thomas W. Jaones
Bt. Jarses
New York City
L. Mathews
Albert Levy
Z. F. Finklue
G. Lavy
C. W. Doughty
Fo. Biront
D. Mendles
Fiteuummnont
Shoreham
Wiliam
Simpawn
Wie
Georgett
Simecon
Ante McPheracs
Ma McFhorean
WX. Beach
Arington
EB. Cuming
D.C
Tralaigh
Dromunr
William c
Alexander
J.C. Wenderaon
Sotropolitan
Mender
Paerspunc
Holiet
Ant
Willia Jarvis
Ral Brocke
Wiltem
Nichiloon
Gallrath
Morrivun
C. ©. Warer
Tala End Swite
Petropel
F. A. Maat
Richmond
Lawia Aconaen
National
Alabama
Mra
N. H. Davis
Birmingham
Na- Monal
James Jackuvn
Tuscumbia
Metropolitan
Samipormua
Carroll
J. Daly
Los Angeles
H. Fee
Merkly
Regent
M. ‘Orima
Ban Proncinca
Connecticut
Paul MacCormne
Wily
Liberty Th
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Denver
Riges
J. C. Harris
Cegagia
M. Lewin
Athene
Ralaleh
FL Baldwin
Atlanis
Telinois
Mawle Lagadon
Oliver
O. Cassidy
Yauhe M. Glover
Anawaewlows
St James
Esward Keman
A Y Bointhere
Metenpailies
Iowa
Wagner HK. Weer
T. Hautman
Des Moines
Gl. James
Indiana
John BR
Willing
New Coele
Kansas
W. C. McCarnell
Morebend
Kentucky
Lucite Kettersohn
Lovinelle
Wiggeot
New Orleans
King
Francor Shineserainge
Tage
aWillieme
Wits
Latvia
Alexandria
Maryland
Hottzanpel Graven
Wiley
Magiachubetts
Cartran Spenhek
Lenn
Leigh
Ralph J. Cele
Worcester
Mighigan
B. Clark
Union City
P. J. Deron
Byron
St. Louia
Releigh
Robert D. Haire
H. Haire
Clinton
Mabel G. Biauver
Weight City
LV Tuer
St. Lapis
Savienti
Nabraeks
Harhester
Keser
Buffalo
St. Semes
C. ME Vearie
Wifa
Rochester
Wetlonsl
Crena and
Bufalo
C. Z. Wilkinson
Schenectady
North Carolina
Haler
Greensboro
Arteich
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Aucors
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Charlotte
Tilla St. James
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Gempe Pharkaford
Grave
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Pensions guidance for sailors and soldiers discussed
Readers submit questions on pension eligibility from the Civil War era. Topics include widow and dependent pensions, act dates, service connection, and how changes in law affect rate of pay. Answers cite specific acts, dates, and case examples from various states.
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Hagerstown
Annie K. F
Pension Bureau
Trenton
N. Bevan
Leno Adsiso
Yemow
Prosperity of Nation Leading Stocks Pushes Up
The Washington Bureau reports a holiday-briefed week with persistent market strength. Union Pacific leads a broad advance amid heavy underwriting activity and speculation, while sentiment improves despite no real change in underlying conditions.
Investment demand delays new securities in railroads
New York notes sluggish investment demand for railroad securities. Subscriptions already due this month include Northern Pacific stock at nearly 12.9 million and Atchison convertible bonds at 7.8 million. Additional amounts are owed in July for Great Northern, Union Pacific, and Southern Pacific issues. Demand aims to attract holders away from open markets, delaying open-market revival. Government 4 per cent bonds maturing July 1 are slow to redeem, limiting profits to holding banks. The money market faces strain as currency demand rises with cotton harvest and winter wheat prospects.
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Union Pacific
Union Pancific
Atchison, Tonessa
Santa Fe
Trian Pacific
Union Pacific Company
Wall Street
Union
Pacifi
New York
Atchison
Great Northern
Tnlon Pacific
Southern Pacific
Stoc
Vanadium steel eyed by Navy experts in tests across yards
Naval authorities experiment with vanadium alloy touted as the toughest steel yet, noting its hardness, forgeability, and potential armor applications. Tests at navy yards and gun shops seek to verify claims while weighing brittleness and possible backing with softer steel. Vanadium's high cost may be offset by future abundant supply.
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Washington
Navy Department
Pirnciuy
Bank Receivers Appointed for Exchange Bank Macon
Judge A Woip of Cordele appointed B F Oneal T N Bacere and AD Schofield as receivers for the Exchange Bank in Macon at an aging hour this morning amid creditor protection concerns. The panels are stated to be flamesis and liabilities the.
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Macon
A ¥. Woipplé
Cordele
B. F. Oneal
T. N. Bacere
A.D. Schofield
Exchange Bank
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Commissioner of Pensions
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D. J. Kaufman
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Vanadium
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Thames Brox
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