Reversed on Appeal Reverend Drew Not in Contempt
In a 1900s District Court appeal, the Court of Appeals, led by Justice Duell, reversed a contempt ruling against Rev Drew for alleged disobedience of an injunction against entering Metropolitan Baptist Church Colorado. The judgment remanded for further proceedings, finding no proper undertaking to shield defendants from injurious effects of the injunction. Attorneys Edwin Forrest and Hugh T Taggart represented Drew.
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District Court of Appeals
Justice Duell
District Supreme Court
Simon P. W. Drew
Colorad
Drew
George Robinson
William Howard
Anderson, Hogan
Tully
Court of Appeals
Edwin Forrest
Hugh T Taggart
Rev Drew
Shepard
Polos Court
Harry O Wilson
Polica
Cour of Appeals
Justices Duell
Coteatl
Justen
Decimon
Curtis
Morgan Bryan
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
Pays & Oyer
Wee VY Curtin
William R Curtacher Pastard
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Curtin
Court of Apperts
Chfennant
Apectius
Willilam L Jones
Della
Ruther
Vogt
Matilda
Sophia
John L Vogt
Bonaparte to Assume Navy Secretary Duties on July First
Charles J. Bonaparte, soon to be Secretary of the Navy, had an hour long talk with Secretary Morton. He said on leaving the department that he would assume the duties of Navy secretary on July 1.
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Bonaparte
Morton
Charles J. Bonaparte
the Navy
Department
Navy
Old Glory Birthday Exercises In DC Schools
District celebrates Flag Day with pupil programs in public schools. Veterans and Grand Army of the Republic members address pupils, with speeches on the flag and its meaning. The Commissioners require all DC buildings to display the flag, and the Woman's Relief Corps plans evening programs at multiple halls.
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Woman's Relief Corps
District of Columbia
Grand Army of the Republic
Aighast
Department of the Potomac
Blay
Continental Congress
George H. Thomas Corps
Eastern Presbyterian Church
Farragut Corps
Pennylvania Avenue
Burnside Corps
Lafayette
Charles Sumner Corps
Asbury M. EB
Eleventh
K Streets
Lincoln Relief Corpa
Pythian Temple
Government Printing Office
Norte Capitol Street
M Street High School
John C. Dancy
Recorder of Deeds
Council of
Yellow Fever Report Adds Cases in Isthmian Zone
Gov Magoon reports additional yellow fever cases in the Isthmian Canal zone including A C Alkens a conductor at Culebra C H Grimts an American engineer Thomas Hogan a nonemploye Vincente Mosomou an Italian nonemploye Robert H Lag a carg entrepreneur Cristobal Samuel Sneaker an American nonemploye Colon August Varcelver an American Mechante Cristobal Bacall died June 10 in the Ca8O War Teportal.
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Gov. Magoon
Magoon
Isthmian Canal Zone
A.C Alkens
Americam
Culebra
C H. Grimtis
Pacams
Thomas Hogan
Aimerican
Oginesr
Vincente Mosomou
Panama
Robert H .Lag
Cargentar
Cristobal
Samuel Sneaker
Colon
August Varcelver
Mechante
Bacall
Panama to Coin Silver Peso Issue
Panama authorities announce the government will coin 1,000,000 silver pesos by order of the Canal Commission and local bankers. The move aims to relieve silver demand from canal works and rising business activity and to prevent a monetary crisis from an excess of gold.
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Panama
Canal Commission
The Story of the Flag as Told by George M. Vicker
Columbus Dispatch recounts how the thirteen star flag was adopted in 1777 with Betsy Ross crafting the first silk banner. It details the symbolism of stripes and stars, the shift to fifteen then seventeen stars, and the origin of the term Old Glory, including Capt. William Driver’s 19th century attribution.
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George M. Vicker
Columbus Dispatch
Congress of
Philadelphia
John Adams
Massachusetts Bay Colony
United States
Congress
Betsy Ross
G@riscom
Andrew Ghiscom
England
New Republic
Washington
Stern Ald
New York
Atripes
New York City
Lora Howe
Burgoyne
Republic
Paul Jones
Ranger
Portsmouth
Concord
Virginia
Carolina
New
Hopkins
St George
St. Andrew
Jk Algo
Howe
Republi
Bradley
Vermont
Indiana
Reid
Armatrong
Payal
Monroe
Hall of Representatives
Navy
War Department
Harriet Ruth Cooke
Driver
William Driver
Charles Doggett
Inlea
Salem
Mass
South Seas
Dismissal of Muskogee Agency Chief Clerk for Tax Law Refusal
Chief Clerk Wisdom of the Muskogee Indian Agency was dismissed from public service by Hitchcock after refusing to follow Indian Inspector Wrights orders on enforcing the Creek tribal tax law. Wisdom argued he was not required to obey agent directives while acting in that role.
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Muskogee
Seretary Hitchcock
Public Service
Wisdom
Wright
Wisdern
Weather Outlook Mixed as Crops Face Rains and Drought
The Weather Bureau notes heavy rains in the Lake region and upper Ohio Valley, drought in the South and central valleys, with overall favorable crop conditions. Corn suffers in the Lake region from low temperatures and excess moisture, while spring wheat and oats show mixed results across Minnesota, the Dakotas, and Pacific regions. Cotton belts enjoy general improvement, though some areas report grassy cotton and low yields in Texas and Oklahoma. tobacco transplanting progresses unevenly across the mid-Atlantic to Midwest states.
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Weather Bureau
Lake
Mississippi
New England
Minnesota
Dakotas
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Ohio
Missouri
Central
West Gulf States
Middle Atlantic
Kan- Sau
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Washington
North Pacific Coast
Upper Lake
Texas
Oklahoma
Carolinas
Tennessee
Maryland
Virginia
Kentucky
New York
Railroads to cooperate with Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson announced a conference with a Western railroad committee led by W A Gardner to improve compliance with the interstate stock confinement law. He noted past enforcement produced 1 000+ cases, driving fines, shorter transport times, reduced shrinkage, and better meat quality through timely feeding rest and water.
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Department of Agriculture
Wilson
Western Railroad
W. A. Gardner
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Maine
California
Vacation for Mr Van Swinderin Minister Leaves US
Netherlands Minister Mr van Swinderin called at the State Department to bid farewell as he departs for home after an extended illness. Official notes indicate the trip will span several months with return not yet fixed.
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van Swinderin
Netherlands
State Department
Move to Drain Ponds Prompts District Officials Debate
District Commissioners will hear department heads next Monday on who is responsible for dangerous ponds within Washington units. Commissioner West urges action under an 1899 act to abate nuisances, while health officials seek coordinated prosecutions. A horse later drowned as dirt was being dumped into a ravine beside Sixth Street Northwest, illustrating the ongoing danger from flooded ponds.
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Macfarland
Maj. Sylvester
Police Department
Woodward
de Ent
Dulaance
Commiedsioner West
Congress
City of
Washington
Columbus
Shell
District of Columbia
City of Washington
Seid
Duvall
West
Conparanon
Pugh
Act of Congress
Ufe
Sts Pate
Jacob
Sixth Street
Charles Foster
Lhorers
Mainwaring Mystery Opens With Death At Fair Oaks
English stockbroker Hugh Mainwaring is slain at his estate Fair Oaks in New York as relatives gather following his fifth anniversary birth celebration and his will, naming a fortune to a favorite. Dr Hobart and the coroner examine the body while tensions rise among household and visitors.
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Hugh Mainwaring
New York
Engand
Malbwaring
Malnwaring
Henry Carruthereta
Me Mainwaring
Richard Hobsco
Calla
Tas
la Grange
S Malowaring
le Grange
Matawartog Fa
Fair Oaks
Whitney
Hobart
Eliott
Mr. Crittenden
Mainwaring & Co
Thornton
Merrick
Ralph Mainwaring
Mainwaring
Whitney Mars
Ionaire
Murder at Mainwaring House and Missing Will
Hugh Mainwaring is found dead with a bullet wound in a London style mansion. The revolver, safe, jewels, and a will vanish as investigators, led by Mr Whitney and detective Merrick, probe motive, robbery, and possible secrecy surrounding Mainwaring’s desk.
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Merrick
Mr. ‘Thornton
Mr. Whitney
Ralph Mainwaring
Whitney
Mr. Merrick
Ralph Mainware
Scott
Hugh Mainwaring
Mr.Thornton
Malowsring
Mr. Mainwaring
Beett
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Justice Morris
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Charles W. Critchfield
Wilson Critchfield
Albert Melfis
Morris
Mielde
Morrla
Daphne
Parnagius
Pields
Nero
Rome
Albert M Raymond
Richard Sylvester
Wera
Smith Riley
The
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Medicine Bow
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Forsat
Old Glory
Ranue
Wey
Beb
Rasson Red
Haven
New Hampshire
Georgia
Stee
Hull
Stewart
Ware
Hitchcock
Wheely Crop Bulletin
Law
Apracot
Smith & Wesson
Mr. Thornton
Hugh Meinnering
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