Believed Lost Vessel Cousins Reunis Sinks With All Hands
The French fishing schooner Cousins Reunis, with a crew of thirty, left France six weeks ago for St Pierre and Miquelon. After a week near the Grand Banks, the Troude could find no trace and suspects the vessel struck an iceberg or collided with another ship and went down with all hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
St. Pierre
Sydney
Troude
Cruiaing
Grand Banka
Cousing Rennis
Cruiaer
Cousins-Reunis
St Pierre
Miquelon
Parsons
Lroude
Grand Banks
Newfoundland
Conference recommendations assign Adventist workers overseas
At the Tacoma morning session the Seventh day Adventist Conference adopted committee recommendations for transfer of laborers. Assignments include Rider L to Australia and DC Babsook, West Africa to travel with Elder F HM Conway and wife, plus multiple presidency and labors in Wisconsin Texas Greater New York and China among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma Bark Yesteday
Hoops
Australia
Babsook
Wits West
HM Conway
Wite
Canadian Northwest
J Weatrup
Law Keen
Colcord
Redvinera
England
Edur Mcleynolds
Wiaconsin Conference
A J Haymmer
Altava Filer
Ciazenos Santos
Te Tesas
Durg Great Hatain de
Fernard Voth
Greater
New York
Fider WA
Westworth
Amanda van Scoy
China
J Kennedy
Georgs
South America
John Tease
Aortharn Uilhole
Herrmann
New Jersey
Fider Wiliam Cubler
Post Office Hours Adjusted For Memorial Day Closures
Memorial Day schedule shows main office divisions closed to the public. Deliveries by carriers start 7:90 am, clerical delivery 9 to 10:30 am, general public 6 to 7 pm. Stations A through H and branches in Oak, Takoma Park, and Benning open with varied hours for public transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lla
Staton
Hiookland
Takoma Park
Benning
Mount Vernon Boats Discontinued
Mount Vernon steamboat service between this city and Mount Vernon is halted due to unresolved contract view between Mount Vernon and Marshall Hall Steamboat Company and Mount Vernon Regents Association. The Macalester, serving Mount Vernon since 1890, will shift fully to excursions on the Marshall Hall route with no confirmed plans to resume regular trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Marshall Hall
Imipany
Supreme Court Grants Partial Rehearing in Philippine Duty Cases
The U S Supreme Court yesterday granted a partial rehearing in the Lincoln va United States and Warner Barnes Co vs United States cases, known as the Philippine taxi casa. The decision limits argument to whether Congress ratified the duties sought and whether it has power to do so, with potential United States costs around 7 million dollars if reversed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the
United States
Lincoln Va
Warner Barnes & Co
Philippine Taxi Casa
McKinley
Philippine Islands
Congress
Andes
Hyde and Dimond Indicted in Western Land Fraud Case
The Supreme Court affirmed removal for trial in Washington, allowing Hyde and Dimond to be tried in the District of Columbia for conspiracy to defraud the United States of vast tracts of public lands in California and Oregon. The decision noted hardship of distant trials and upheld federal jurisdiction while cautioning against broad use of such removals. Continuous, detailed financials follow, listing Treasury receipts and expenditures for that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the United States
Frederick A. Hyde
Henry P. Dimond
Circuit Court
District
California
United States, &c
United States
Quegon
Brown
Lang
Justice Peckham
New York Franchise Tax Law Upheld by Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court sustained the 1899 New York franchise tax law under which utilities pay ad valorem taxes. The decision, delivered by Justice Brower, ends a lengthy dispute over taxation of intangible franchises and affirms that such property is taxable. The case involves about 24 million dollars in unpaid Greater New York rates and drew wide attention for new tax principles and vast interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
New York
Supreme Court of the United States
Justice Brower
Hoe
Court of Appeals
United States
Supreme Court of New York
Tage
State of New York
Rooss
Morania Crisis Heats as War Minister Faces Rebels
Witlana Kretschmar, Morania’s war minister, blackmails fate over Lieut Gelliraona while a palace intrigue unfolds. Bellinzona and sister hide as rebellion moods rise, Humbert’s ambitions threaten Rupert’s grip and a rumored Russian alliance stirs doubts about Morania’s future.
Adventure and Diplomacy in Morania Story
A tale of two weeks in the little kingdom Morania where the minister of war vies with fate for Marion. His visits to the Braithwaite home reveal a growing attachment as night after night he contemplates possible futures while fearing her departure from his protective side. The mood shifts between longing and melancholy as imagined destinies unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Kingdom
Morania
Edward Mott Woolley
Marion
Braithwaite
Royal
Galt
Merion
Tenas
Kretschmaz
Governor Velt and the Ad Valorem Franchises Case
The provision taxed public utilities including street cars electric light gas and telephone franchises occupying public streets. Attorneys argued for the corporation by Jesthu dont Guthrie and for the State by Mayor and Louis Marshall. Mosars Hoot and Guthrie urged the law is unconstitutional for impairing contracts and denying due process and equal protection under the fourteenth amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velt
Publile Atreeta
Corpora Hong
Sen. Jesthu Dont
Www
D. Guthrie
Louis Marshall
Mosars, Hoot and
Guthrie Ae
Franchise Taxes Upheld as NYC Corporations Face Bill
The Supreme Court upheld a state tax on corporate franchises, totaling over 24 million dollars owed by firms such as Manhattan Elevated Railway, Consolidated Gas, Metropolitan Traction, Brooklyn Rapid Transit, Brooklyn Union Gas, and New York and Harlem Railroad. Local traction stocks rose slightly amid light trading as the tax impact centered on city revenues. President Roosevelt was governor when the law was enacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater
New York
Deatvier
Supreme Court of the United States
Inn
Manhattan Elevated Railway Company
Consolidated Gas Company
Metropolitan Traction System
City of
State Treasury
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Ltigalion
Aica
Roosevelt
Ballman Granted Writ of Error in Ohio Contempt Case
The Supreme Court granted John W Sailman of Cincinnati a writ of error bringing his Ohio contempt case to review. Ballman was held for contempt by the Southern District of Ohio for refusing to supply grand jury papers on Mabar transactions. He was released on bond pending the October term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Ohio
Cane
Supreme Court of the United States
John
Sailman
Cincinati
Ballman
Circuit Court
Southern District of
Grand Jury
Supreme Court adjourns motion and schedules Green case
The Supreme Court postponed consideration of George E B Green and co defendant Beavers on conspiracy to defraud the government. The hearing on their merits is set for the first Tuesday of the next term. Green sought to avoid removal by habeas corpus in the District of Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George EB. Green
Supreme Court of the United States
Green
District of Columbia
George W. Beavers
Isle of Supplies
Post Office Department
Shadowed Flames and a Soldier's Duty in a Moranian Plot
In Kretschmar's dream filled with shadowed longing, Marlon BellinZona haunts his thoughts as he plans a covert mission to spirit Hellingona and his sister from Morania. A disguised lieutenant, armed with ministerial credentials, faces pressure to obey after resisting the mission to safeguard his sister. The minister's order stands as inevitability, and Bellinzona debates leaving Marion behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Phantasmagoria
Marlon Bellingona
Kretschmar
Alry
Hellingona
Russia
Mretechmar
Leutenant
Moranian
Kretschmer
Bellinzona
Marion
Moranis
Wretacimar
Beantry
Supreme Court ruling on guardianship after seven year absence
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court held that Mrs Cidnnuls' seven year absence justified appointing a guardian to manage her property. The decision centers on the need for oversight when long estrangement risks mismanagement or loss of assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Quotation Case Remanded in Chicago Board of Trade Suit
Illinois court reversed a circuit court decree dismissing the Board of Trade of Chicago v Hammond Elevator and Western Union case for lack of jurisdiction. The appeal centers on whether Hammonds correspondents in distant cities were its agents and whether Western Union wires connected orders from correspondents to the exchange. The ruling remands for further proceedings, with Justices Fuller Harlan and Day differing on the jurisdiction issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olinois
Chicago Board of Trade
Supreme Court of the United States
Cirrcuit Court of the United States
Ilinois
Board of Trade of Chicago
Hammond Elevator Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Elevator Company
Hammond
Ind
Sullivan Will Contest Returns to Washington Courts
The case Hannah Callahan and Edward Corcoran versus Terence O'Brien and Marie Carran involves the estate of the late John Sullivan who died in Seattle on September 28, 1900. An oral will left to Miss Carran is disputed by Sullivan relatives in Ireland. After probate in King County, the Circuit Court of the United States granted relief to the relatives but the Circuit Court of Appeals reversed, ruling no federal jurisdiction. The latest ruling affirms that, leaving Miss Carran as administrator with O'Brien, the heir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King County
Washington
Sullivan
Circuit Court of the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals
Miss Carrau
Banda
Brien
Vast Missouri Illinois drainage case record filed in Chicago
Frank Bright the U S Supreme Court appointee finished taking testimony Feb 17 1903 to May 3 1904 in the Missouri Illinois drainage suit. The record spans 7975 printed pages and 4 480 060 words. A motion for next term hearing was reserved. Habeas corpus denied in Ah Sin case San Francisco court upheld arrest under local ordinance deemed non discriminatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frank Bright
Supreme Court of the United States
Missouri
Supreme Court of the
United States
Superior Court
San Francisco
Ah Sin
Van Risa v People's National Bank case appeal notes
Yesterday the court considered Van Risa versus The People's National Bank of Lebanon Pennsylvania on writ of error from the New York Court of Appeals. The issue was whether state courts could require jurisdiction and property questions involving a national bank. The Supreme Court adjourned for term with pending cases continued to the next term starting October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the United States
van Risa
People’s National Bank
Lebanon
New York Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
A Family Debate Over a Sister's Escape Plan
In a tense exchange Kretschmar insists the sister Marion must be escorted safely out of Moranta. Belinzona agrees despite concerns, as John Braithwaite prepares a ruse with a passport under an alias and a matronly disguise to aid the covert removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlon
Kretschmat
Plenk C
Madamoiselis
Russia
Promias
Beltinzopa
Lisut
Bellinzona
Marion
Moranta
John Braithwaite
Stet
Kretechmar
John Bod Mery Braithwaite
Indies
English oculist Dr Stephen Smith visits Washington for new eye cure
English oculist Dr Stephen Smith, famed for a glassessparing treatment using electric vibrations, stays with Dr H Wells Woodward in Washington. He explains a non invasive method tailored to myopia hypermetropia and astigmatism, claiming vision strengthens and glasses become unnecessary. He plans to tour Chicago and Kansas City after the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Smith
H. Wells Woodward
Massachusetts Avenue
America
Washington
Chicago
Kansag Ty
England
Eye treatment claims spark New York visit in old report
The account describes Dr. Smith and Dr. Soulth bringing a vision treatment to New York, evaluating free patients after a month. It notes improvements in hypermetropia and myopia among several cases and discusses public reception, inquiries from abroad, and links to library and newspaper circulation as factors in refractive issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ures
Statth
Ros
Smith Suys
Newak
Watia
Batterser
London
England
Soulth
United States
Bingham
Dr. Smith
America
Florida
Oregon
Germany
France
Russia
Japan
New Zealand
Australia
Capeda
Smith
Loven
Bryan A Candidate Expects to Head His Party Ticket Again
Special to The Washington Post Bryan plans a European trip in autumn to study municipal ownership and railway issues. He will edit the Commoner during his absence, with Richard Metcalf as editor. Bryan aims to publish letters on urban transit and government ownership to inform a potential 1908 presidential bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zgo
Washington Post
Omaha
Nebr
William Jennings ‘Bryan
Europe
The
Commoner
Richard L. Metcalf
Met~calf
Omaha World-Herald
Bryan
Brian
R. Bryda
The Minister Faces a Moral Crossfire at Morante
Kretschmar contemplates a doomed rescue plan as Marion hides in Morante. Braithwaite reports bloodhounds on the trail and a dangerous intruder in the garden. A photograph reveals the hunter among Moranian agents, forcing a perilous decision to move Marion tonight.
Senate Debates Pacific Cable Purchase and American Manufacture
The Senate debated a government funded Pacific cable bill, weighing a provision to use American made materials within a 12 percent cost advantage. Pettus and Tilman attacked and defended protection, while party lines split on retaining the American materials clause, with six Democrats joining Republicans to keep it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Gen Francisco
Manila
England
Hale
Pettus
Petina
United States
Agid
Alabama
Tilman
Naval Committee
Pennsylvania
Mr. Pettus
Aldrich
Clay
Georgia
Martin
Virginia
Teller
Colorado
Tolman
South Carolina
Senato
McComas
Gallinger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rennis
Mount Vernon Boats
Hyde and
Dimond
Treasury
National Bank
Witlana Kretschmar
Murania
Gelliraona
Morente
Ainter
Minke
Vale Otuver
Aya
A Vian
Rupert
Marton
Elmer
Rng
Hhehiyr
Humbert
Kling
Momma Bia
Czar
Maravia
Te Kretachnaer
Matrieu Bellinzona
TAK
Peckham
Loulavills and Nashville Railroad Company
West Coast Naval Stores Company
Railroad Company
Circuit Court of Appeals For
Fifth Circuit
Naval Stores Company
Pensacola
Bin
Atorea Company
Great Western Mining Company
Ve. Harris
Re- Seal Holding
Court
Yeaterday
Margaret Cunauls
Behool
Heading
Se kNee
Gifford Pinchot
Bureau of Forestry
Department of Agriculture
Dr. Suhith
Bee Daubert
Morante
Braithwaites
Eretechmar
Marton Bellingona
Kretachmar
Arust
Kretschwar
Twardoski
Moranian Secret Service
Ivanich
Isenate and Supplies
BOL
Pacific Cable
Jono- Tul
Petius
TheWashinguon Post
Hhuhiye
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