Customs Court Soon Formed as New US Court Planned
Attorney General announces the United States court of customs appeals will consist of a presiding judge and four associate judges. Lloyd of New York is named to handle business before the court is organized, with deputies and staff appointed under the act creating the court. Wickersham expresses confidence in the court's practicality and plans to argue before the Supreme Court when possible.
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Wickerahem
United States Court of Custome Appeala
Pelle
Congress
Lloyd
New York
Thesday
Weaterday
Senate
Court
Judes
Alternes Gener
Will Oy
Wickersham
Supreme Court
Banker Admits Jail Term In Feltham Bank Case
London Oct. in the trial of Harry Benson known as Beloro alias Harry Phillips the prosecution said he admitted a New York jail term of five years as a thief. Benson claimed Alexander C. Chaffin of Brooklyn paid him 25000 years ago as compensation. Benson and George Petty, directors of The International Securities Corporation and Feltham's Bank, faced charges of obtaining money by false pretences with 14000 poor and 660 others allegedly defrauded.
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London
Tria
Harry Benson
Beloro
Feltham's
Benson
New York
Harry Phillips
Alexander C. Chaffin
Brooklyn
Brown
Old Bailey
Caaffin
Harry Henson
George Petty
International Securities Corporation, Limited
Feltham's Bank
Securlties Corporation
Raisin Wine Case Ended in Chicago Conference
Government and H. H. Shu felur & Co. ended the injunction suit against raisin wine production after a conference. Revenue officers pledged cooperation with regulations, noting no ban on wine manufacture pending further investigation. The trade call for raisin wine remains. authorities may regulate its use in cordial production.
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Chicago
Diguisiing Inter
H. H. Shufelur & Co
Internal Revenue
Glist
Vinerth
Etyi
Bliss Asks Lower Bond In New York Forgery Case
Bliss appears in court as eight accused of forgery and embezzlement ask Judge Gould to reduce bond amounts. The district attorney and Bulvin discuss redaction of sums while evidence is examined. Bliss, missing from the city, says he did not avoid arrest and sought work in New York while seeking to retain all transactions tied to his arrest and indictment.
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Justis Gould
New York
Turner
District Attorney's
Bulvin
Bliss
Tut
Washington poolrooms and stamp collecting amid river resort notes
Washington features a three story pool parlor at 134 New York avenue with nine tables, attracting league teams and youths from leading families. stamp collecting firm Colman and manager Toppan showcase rare U S and European issues with notable collectors including the Prince of Wales. McGhie Port near the river opens a summer retreat with 50 bungalows, riverfront lots, parking easements, bathing facilities, and regular boat service to Washington.
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Washington
Frank Sierman
New York Avenue
Sherman
Sterman
Mainesses
Colman
United States
Europe
George L. Toppan
Scott Stamp 2Nd Con Company
American Philatelic Association
Prince of Wales
Langdon Philatelle Association
M. Forarri
Parla
George L. Worthingon
Cleveland
Oho
McGhie
Vuoen
McGhies I
Roosevelt Revival Talk Boosts Roar of Restoring GOP
A Washington Herald report outlines a Roosevelt movement to unseat Taft and Cannon, aiming to restore Roosevelt leadership in the Republican Party. It cites Parsons and Pinchot as key actors, notes Talk with Littauer, and mentions Hughes as a distant alternative. The piece discusses cross-party planning, the Ballinger-Pinchot controversy, and potential 1910 implications in Congress.
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Herald
Herbert Parsons
Cannon
Gifford’ Pinchot
Catinon
House
White House
Hughes
Roosbvelt
House of Representatives
Republican House
Taft
Patt
Roosevelt
Littauer
Paraor
Battaner
Congress
Ble
Jetter
Watson
Indiana
Gannon
Chicago
Parsona
Tait
Infervation l
Parsons F
Bennet
Secret Service
Parsons
Ante Gannon
Ballinger-Pinchot
Republicata
Pinchot
Africa
Stumph Bedding Company grows into large Washington furniture firm
Stumph & Lyford, later Stumph Bedding Company, built a leading Washington furniture business starting as a bedding factory. The firm expanded to offer extensive furniture, metal beds, and bedding, with a renowned reputation for reliability and a large carpet-cleaning plant in the District. The policy promises guaranteed satisfaction with every purchase and order.
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Stumph & Lyford
Vas
Washington
Stumph & Bros
Stumph Bedding Company
Sta Bechains
Woleh Ft In
Ant
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Williamsburg
Ballard
National Law School
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Reina
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Saks & Co
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Columbia Road
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Olit, Minny
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New Come Opera
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