Vermont seeks advance in Mary Rogers death case
Attorney General Fitts asks the U S Supreme Court to advance Mrs. Mary M. Rogers's Vermont murder appeal to avoid delays from federal state law conflict. Rogers, convicted of killing her husband in Bennington, fights possible death sentence resentence amid jurisdictional disputes and calls for due process protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitts
Supreme Court
Vermont
Supreme Court of the United States
Mary M. Rogers
Bennington
Rogers
Iter
Appellees
United States
Antitrust Witnesses Case Hearing Asked by Solicitor General
Solicitor General Hoyt filed in the Supreme Court a motion to advance hearings in two groups of Sherman act cases. One set involves the General Paper Company and others, the other EK F Hale and Wm E McAlister tied to the American Tobacco Company. Paper company suits are before the B Midwest federal circuit court in Milwaukee, others before the Second Circuit in New York. The paper company defendants do not oppose early hearing. The court considered the motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt
Supreme Court of the United States
General Paper Company
EK. F. Hale
Wm. E. McAlister
American Tobacco Company
Paper Company
United States Circuit Court
Eastern District of
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Eastern District of New York
Marmo May Now Be Hanged in New Jersey Goebel Murder Case Highlight
The Supreme Court dismissed Marmo's appeal for lack of prosecution after he sought release via a writ of habeas corpus and failed to docket the case in time. Separately, Donovan v Berry was dismissed on stipulation, and others addressed include Senator Clark’s equity cases and Chicago street railway charter disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Guiseppi Marmo
Newark
N. J
Marmo
Lanning
Stiny Miamnio
Supreme Court of the United States
J. F. Donovan
M. T. Berry
Donovan
Berry
Iaverhill
Mass
Boot and Shoe Makers' Union
Fred Th. McKenney
Chicago
Goebel
James B. Howard
Kentucky
Kentucky case advanced by Attorney General Hays
The Supreme Court heard yesterday from Attorney General Hays of Kentucky who moved for advancing hearings. He said Howard had been found guilty three times by Kentucky trial courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the United States
Hays
Kentucky
Howard
Philippine tariff case move for oral argument before Supreme Court
Attorney General Moody filed a motion for an oral argument in Warner Barnes and Company and Lincoln vs United States. The votes involve the effect of the executive order on Philippine duties from the end of the Spanish war to the later legislation. The court, which had ordered a rehearing, took the motion under advisement as to whether oral argument is permissible in rehearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the
United States
Moody
Warner
Barnes and Company
Lincoln
Treasury
Taft
Ward
Supreme Court Denies Month Postponement in Georgia Chain Gang Case
Chief Justice declines a month delay in the H. H. Wimbish versus Henry Jamison matter. A week postponement is allowed. the court proceeds without Mr. Root who cannot attend. Jamison's counsel Ackerman sought delay. Wimberly represents Wimbish. The Georgia chain gang case concerns city labor sentences and constitutional challenges. Secretary Root leaves for New York after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the United States
H. H. Wimbish
Henry Jamison
Alexander Ackerman
Jamison
Root
Ackerman
Minter Wimberly
Wimbish
Recorder
Macon
United States District Court
Emory Speer
United States
Wimberly
Speer
New York
Kansas seeks speedy trial in irrigation case with Colorado
Kansas asks the Supreme Court to fix a hearing on its suit against Colorado over water rights in the Arkansas River during the current term. Colorado opposes a fall hearing, citing the case's importance and volume of testimony. The Solicitor General supports postponement to the next term. the court did not rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Supreme Court of the United States
Hoyt
Supreme Court Opens 1906 Term Louisiana Mississippi Boundary Case
The first case heard by the Supreme Court at the start of the 1906 term was Louisiana v Mississippi over the water line between the states and oyster beds valued at 2 to 3 million dollars. Louisiana Attorney General Gwynn outlined the stakes, with opening argument by John Dymond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the United States
State of
Louisiana
Mississippi
Gwynn
John Dymond
Memphis shooting wounds three children including fatal victim
An unknown Negro fired into a street crowd in front of the Bijou Theater on Main Street Memphis injuring Peter Davis fourteen fatally near the heart Hall Burson thirteen shot in the thigh and Sarah Ceilius eleven shot in the hand The assailant remains at large Also reports Chicago votes defeat Mayor Dunne plan for municipal ownership under the Mueller law and an unrelated advert for Biléctric Mtce cure at 60c per bottle.
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Memphis
Tenn
Bijou
Main Street
Peter Davis
Hall Burson
Sarah Ceilius
Dunne
Chicago
Edward F. Dunne
Obstacles to Canal Leave Today in Panama Plan
Panama advisory board of consulting engineers heads to the United States aboard the Havana to prepare a full report in about a month. A tide level sea waterway is favored while the Chagres River and Culebra cut pose the main challenges. Taft plans to visit the Isthmus to coincide with Panama's independence celebration, with quarantine lifted at several ports.
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Washington
Panama
Washington Post
Panama Canal
United States
Havana
Chagres River
George W. Davis
Board of Consulting Engineers
Edouard Quellenace
Suez Canal
Adolph Guerard
J. W. Welcker
M. Guerard
Chagres
Culebra
France
Herr Welcker
Buenos Ayres
Central
South America
Taft
Punta Arenas
Port Limon
Colon
New York
Chemist Zincke complains of humiliation at U S border
Dr Theodor Zincke professor of chemistry at University of Marburg traveled through Chicago to New York reporting harsh treatment at the border a fee of two dollars demanded before crossing into the United States He plans to file the matter with the bureau of foreign affairs Johns Hopkins president Ira Remsen expressed sympathy noting his long friendship with Zincke and Zincke's noted character and standing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Theodore Zincke
University of Marburg
Germany
New York
Europe
Asia
Africa
United States
Seattle
Zincke
Bureau of Foreign Affairs
Ira Remsen
Johns Hopkins University
Theodor Zincke
Goettingen
Printers Strike Case Moves to Superior Court
Chicago labor dispute between Typographical Union No. 16 and twenty printing firms has been brought before the Superior Court. The Chicago Typothetae seek an injunction to stop picketing and interference, restrain the union as an organization and its members, and bar efforts to persuade workers at the targeted houses to quit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
SCHOONER SANK IN STORM AT GULF SIGHTS
A Mobile report says schooner Harry W. Lewis sank in a Gulf storm after leaving Mobile with a lumber cargo for Havana. Seven crew aboard, other vessels David Baird Emma Knowlton and Boniform accompanied. Knowlton returned. others lost. Consul Cheshire Coming Here.
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Mobile
Ala
Harry W. Lewis
Lewis
Havana
David Baird
Emma Knowton
Boniform
Knowlton
Banker an Alleged Rustler Involves North Dakota Montana Officials
A Fargo report says stockmen from Montana and North Dakota are tied to a cattle theft wave along the border near the Montana line. The case centers on a banker’s arrest and implicates county officials and others who allegedly aided the thieves, with a U.S. official named as an agent in stock sales. Norman W. Carkhuff leaves the USGS for a higher paying Chicago engraving lab post, praised for its modern methods and a strong business system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Montana
St. Paul
Minn
Fargo
N. D
United States
Boycotted Non 1s TS Strikebreakers Shelter Refused
A weary group of nonunion switchmen spent the night in box cars at Elsdon on the Grand Trunk freight yard siding. Residents of Elsdon barred lodging and food, hotels and boarding houses joined a boycott, saloons refused entry, and two village marshals ordered them to move on. Yardmaster Conroy reported empty box cars while officials planned barracks housing.
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Elsdon
Chicago
Grand Trunk
Widon
Conroy
The
Grand
Fortune for Herron Children in Rand Will
The will of Mrs. E. D. Rand, mother of Mrs. George Herron, filed in Burlington Iowa, leaves about 1.5 million dollars in estate. Mrs. Rand's heirs include Mrs. Herron with roughly 200 thousand, her brothers around 15 thousand each, and the remainder held in trust for the Herron children until they reach twenty eight. Half the net income funds Mrs. Rand's religious educational work and the other half accumulates for grandchildren. The estate supports Grinnell College chair of applied Christianity, once held by Prof. George Herron.
MUST PAY LIFE POLICY DEFENSE IN EYE LOSS CASE
Columbus Oct 10 A Supreme Court ruling awarded John R Sayler and others heirs 11400 from Standard Life and Accident Insurance Co after proving William Stacey of Cincinnati concealed blindness in one eye at application. Had the defect been known the policy would have carried higher rates.
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Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
John R.sayler
William Stacey
Cincinnati
Standard Life and Accident Insurance Company
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Heals Pimples Without Scars
A disfigured appearance due to pimples ulcers or sores can be healed with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve without scarring. Guaranteed to work, available at druggists.
Hounds to Contest Hunt for English versus American
A $2000 purse will reward the winner in a November 1 hunt at H Rozier Dulany’s Fauquier County estate. A. Henry Higginson and Harry N. Smith lure top English and American hound packs to settle which breed excels, revived as a Southern era chase with society interest and Duke of Old Dominion spirit. Allen Potts of Richmond is secretary. Dulany prepares his estate for the event.
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Fauquier County
A. Henry Higginson
Harry N. Smith
Virginia
H. Rozier Dulany
America
Thas
South
Boston
Higginson
Bay State
Perpetual Fog
Washington
Old Dominion
Ginia
Hound
Southland
Allen Potts
Richmond
Five killed in Sunflower County shootings and duels
Indianola Miss October 10 five people dead after a bloody day in Sunflower County. Sid Goodall and Jim Hodges died in a duel near Woodburn over a woman. FE Harwell and Frank Fuller argued near Rulersville. Harwell was killed when Fuller shot him, then Fuller was killed by Harwell’s son. C Z Kennett then killed Harwell with a shotgun. At Elliotts Mill S T Allen stabbed Jim Decker seven times.
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Indianola
Miss
Sunflower County
Woodburn
Sid Goodall
Jim Hodges
FE. F. Harwell
Frank Fuller
Rulersville
Mr. Harwell
Fuller
Harwell
Hawaiian Land Survey Reveals 1 719 100 Acres Governed
A complete survey shows the Territory has 1 719 100 acres of government land across all islands most under lease to sugar plantations leaving 400 803 acres not under lease. Washington orders three branch post offices in Honolulu as A W Pearson longtime Daily Advertiser publisher dies after a long illness. Lorrin Andrews resigns as attorney general and sails for Shanghai. Hood's Sarsaparilla promotes renewed energy.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
San Francisco
Survey Department
Land Office
Washington
A. W. Pearson
Hawaiian Gazette Company
Daily Advertiser
Milwaukee
Lorrin Andrews
Shanghai
Carter
WE. C. Peters
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Mira. Rogers
Senator Clark
Bit Root Development Company
State
Asle of Pines
Pearcy
Collector Stranahan
Isle of Pines
Philippine
Secretary of State
Case
Kansas
Anna
Cheshire
F. D. Cheshire
Mukden
Manchuria
Canton
Covington
John Hill
Leaves Geological Survey
Norman W. Carkhuff
United States Geological Survey
Geological Survey
Carkhuff
Norman W. Carkhuft
Fortune
Herron Children
Houston
Tex
G. B. Gray
Commercial Bank
Texas
Commercial National Bank
Wash
National Christian Endeavor
van Ogden Vogt
Tennessee
L Luther J Riilings
Brunswick
Dog
Hunt
Washingon
Hawaiian Land Survey
Hood
Zist Street
Pa.ave
Martin Bros
Pa. Ave
14Th Street
Moore & Hill (Inc
Moore & Hill, (Inc
N. W
N. L. Lansbury
Thirteenth St. N. W
H.W
Owee Tnee Blundon
O’brien & Belt, Inc
Dupont Circle
Q ST. NW
WLU
Washington Heights
T ST. NW
18Th ST
C., Incorporated
Hth ST
Etreet
Columbia Heights
MD. Ave
9Th St
Eazy Termz
Columbia Road
16Th St
Heights
Éth and
T Sim
Brandon, O'Brien & Bolt, Inc
Washington Gas Light
Home Savings Bank
Yth and
Mags. Ave
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