Perpetual injunction blocks AFL from boycotting Buck Glove
District Supreme Court Chief Justice signed a final decree making perpetual a prior injunction against the American Federation of Labor. It bars the federation from obstructing Buck Glove Hinge Company of St. Louis by boycotts or public statements, extending to officers, their agents, and confederates. The order forbids threats or calls to boycott, and prohibits interference with the company’s trade in Missouri and other states.
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Buck
Stove! Jrange Company
Clabaugh
District Supreme Court
Gould
American Federation of Labor
Buck Glove Henge Company
St. Louis
Samuel Gompers
Frank Morrison
John Mitchell
James Oconnell
Clobayugh
Tould
District Court of Appeals
Federation
Bataton & Siddons
T. C. Spelling
Alton E. Packer
Wig
Alove Company
J. J. Darlington
Daniel Davenport
Bridgeport
John
Lennon
Janes Duncan
James O'Connell
Max Morris
Denis A. Hayes
Vanier J. Keefe
William D. Tuber
Joseph J. Valentine
Rodney L. Thiston
Clinton ©. Buckingham
Thermann C. Jopper
Arthur J. Williame
Samuel BR. Cooper
Edward L. Hickman
Atove
Missouri
United States
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Equity Court No
Hannan
Bnnderstan
Rattova
Tatin
Patrick J. Walshe
Howard Boyd
Joe ‘Buck Stove and Range Company
J. J. Dartington
J. Beck
Ralston & Jiddons
McCrar
Ptimore Reail
C. C. James
Welch
Edwards
Supreme Court rules meat rate case favoring railroad
The Supreme Court decided Interstate Commerce Commission versus Chicago Great Western Railway on meat rates. It ruled the reduction due to competition and found no unlawful discrimination or substantial injury to Chicago's shipments. Justice Brewer noted no intent to act unlawfully and no material harm to the complainant's business.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago Great Western Railway Company
United States Supreme Court
Chicago
St. Paul
Missouri River
Brewer
Supreme Court rules Crain could regulate city oil for shipment
The United States Supreme Court sided with John H. Crain, oil inspector for Memphis, in a case against the Oil Company of General Company. The ruling held state regulation valid for oil stored in Memphis for distribution, despite interstate transit concerns raised by the company. Justice Moody noted much oil was in transit from Ohio to Arkansas.
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General of Comppany
John H. Crain
Memphis
Tenn
United States Supreme Court
Crain
Supreme Court parity opinions and orders list
The Supreme Court sitting, led by the Chief Justice, admitted several attorneys from Chattanooga and New York to practice. Various cases from Kansas, Iowa, Tennessee, and the Philippines are affirmed or dismissed, with opinions by Justices Moody, Harlan, and Holmes among others. Original and circuit court matters, writs of certiorari denied, petitions for writs of habeas corpus, and numerous equity, criminal, and probate proceedings are scheduled or resolved with noted adjournments and assignments.
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Justice Harlan
Justice Brewer
Justice White
Peckham
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Justice Day
Moody. B. Watking
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Supreme Court of the
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Harlan
Jusse Holmes
Edward T. Young
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Appellant
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Circuit Court of the United States
North Carolina
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Justice Harlen
Interstate Combinere Commission
Chicago Great Western Railway Company
Norther
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Justice Trower
Moody
Simeon Mallowell
United States
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Eighth Circuit
Juan Garcia Basque
Supreme Court of the Philippine Islands
Fuller
Perth Amboy Dry Dock Company
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Osbern H. Wson
Erle Bellroad Company Rn
Northern District
Ohio
Western Union Telegraph Company
Kensie
C. Coleman
Pulman Company
Kangrs
C. C. Coleman
Erailie Saxielner
Hayward Wagner
Jenylnx
United States Atrenlt Court of Appeals
Sixth Circuit
Prederick Lang
New Jersey
Edgar E. Heavensich
Treates
Gerrie W. Haley
Chrauic Court of Appeals
J. Willcox Brown
Ali
Wellmore Coat Company
United States Cireuit Court of Appeals
John G. Carlisle
H. Snowden Marah
John G. Johnson
W. H. Ruppell
T. Brough Et Oh
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Sharien KK. Seymour
Fifth Circuit
Charles Henry Tinker
Presley E.wing
Roger W. Betterfield
Willard FF
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Robert H. Kabusch
William H. Hand
James
E.G. Brandenburg
Mason Willams
Trustes
National Bank of Commerce of
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B.C. Brandenburg
Charles W. Ogden
J.T. Woodward
James D. Davidson
Ninth Circuit
LT. Michaels
George T. Feck
H. H. Field
E. C. Hughes
Petiioner
Edward Brady
M. Fields
Charles E. Haddox
Warden
Adanos
Vail
Frank J. Hogan
M. Hong
Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Real Estate Transfers Across Washington DC Area
A lengthy notice lists numerous property transfers in Washington DC districts including Southwest, Anacostia, Northwest and Northeast. Transactions involve Mary YT Swan, Martin L Sterling, Henry A Griswold, Miriam Borg, Lyman London, John A Massie, Walter C Marks, and others. Properties include Dore & Barbour Second Addition, Riswold's Addition to Anacostia, Meridian Blv and Mount Pleasant Heights with prices from 100 to 4 500 dollars.
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Martin L. Sterling
Square 405
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Dey Meadows
Eservoir View
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A. Tacis
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Ount Pleasant Heights
Tulton
Gordon
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New York Avenue
L Street
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Samuel M. Marks
Edward GC
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George DB. Fleming
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Sixth Street
Avilliam J. ‘Witla Ct
John DB
George Willis
Square 145
Arthur A Birney
Henry Woodard
Arthur Peter
Henry Leonard
West Woodridge
C. Cloyes Fletcher
George D. Mitchell
William P. Gechenour
Moore & Barbour
Alvin Ih
Frank J. Dieudonne
Jimes Berry
Deedre- Perpetual
George W. Terner
Richard E
Mount
Pleasant Heights
Jalten
H. D. Gordon
Robert
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Fulton H. Gordon
Cae Square
Edward J. Quinnet Ax
William ¥. Edmonston
Louis 3
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Charles Marsh
South Grounds Columbian University
Edward Ehrmaniaut
Edward J. Stellwagen
Thomas M. Gale
G. Shirley
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Robert J. Marian
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Charles M. Carter
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Charles B. Hoover
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Fairfax
Thomas Kootey
The Washington Post Educational Contest Rules
The notice explains eligibility for the contest open to any person except Post employees or their families. Ilustrations depict history geography or local scenes and prizes go to contestants with the most correct solutions. Contest Editor’s decisions are final and entries must be neat complete and in order.
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Bucket Shop Trial Opens as Broker Faces Buckets Case
Percy Wade of Wade and Hedges, stock brokers, goes on trial in Criminal Court No 2 charged with setting up a bucket shop gaming table in the Ousay Building. Prosecutor outlines a scheme where bets were placed on stock movements with no actual delivery of shares, while defense asserts lack of proving bucket shop elements. Witnesses include NYSE secretary George Ely and detective Otto Kiinkley who described methods and interactions during the investigation.
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Alma Hepkl
Mark Stearn
Eatale
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Mary A. Lansdale
Nelson Wilson
Eatate
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National Savings and Trash, Company
W. D. Hoover
Helen ¥. Shephard
Gordon & Gordon
Batate
Mary Fagarty
Dart, Peyser
D& Curtin
Sarah H. Holcombe
Gelk Ortain Stock
W. A. NcKennes
George W. Povey
W. BH
Mohiaville
Atorneys, Douglas & Douglas
Allan R. M
Will Sled
Thomas P. Woodward
William M. Tyler
H. J. Sweeney
Percy Wade
Wade & Hedges
Ousay
Justice Barnard
Wade
Baker
Stuart McNamara
McNamara
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Barnard
Kinkley
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Davis
Klink
Harry V. Boyle
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Educational Contest Pictures Nos 36 to 64 Now On Sale
Educational contest pictures Nos 36 through 64 are on sale by mail or at the office. Pictures Nos 1 to 32 are also available by mail. The notice indicates a mailing option and office pickup for the range 1 to 6.
Two Men Sentenced to Prison for Violent Crimes
James Butler, colored, was sentenced to eight years in the penitentiary for housebreaking and larceny based on March testimony about entering J. By Laughter saloon at 2100 E street north west and stealing money and valuables. William Hawkins, colored, received a five year term at Moundville Penitentiary for assault with a dangerous weapon after a February quarrel at Sixth and L streets north, slashing his rival and injuring the other man badly. Samuel Fletcher, colored, battered in the same incident, was hospitalized with a severely mutilated head and lost ear but recovered. all three were convicted in Criminal Court No. 1 and sentenced by Justice etent.
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Butler
J. By
William Hawkins
Moundaville
Samuel Fletcher
Hawkins
Fletcher
Criminal Court No. 1
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