Ship subsidy debate and coal trust cases in Iowa and New York
The issue critiques party adherence and ship subsidy rhetoric while reporting on a New York coal dealer's anti trust petition against coal wholesalers and railroads. It notes Supreme Court references, proposes enforcement if law exists, and mentions Iowa political tensions and calls for retiring senators Platt and Depew.
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Iowa
Mason City Times-Herald
United States Supreme Court
Des Moines
New York
Delaware, Lackawonna & Western Railroad
Property rights under law questioned in court filing
A defendant argues the law is unreasonable and unconstitutional claiming it infringes on citizens liberties while denying due process of law. The filing raises a constitutional challenge to the statute and its procedures.
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Ant
Canada
Movement to defeat Dolliver for senate questioned
Sioux City Journal reports a potential anti Dolliver plan led by J W Blythe with Secretary Shaw and a Cummins candidacy to force a deadlock. It claims a Republican joint caucus will favor progressives making a standpat alternative unlikely. Leaders worry Cummins may refuse to let his name be used.
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Dolliver
Senate
Lacey
Shaw
Cummins
Sioux City Journal
Freeman-Tribune
Washington
Iowa
J. W. Blythe
Blythe
Cumming
Allison
Oliver
Silent Revolution in China Reform Efforts Highlighted
The Quarterly News Bulletin notes major changes in China including Western science in education, 1100 Chinese students sent abroad, anti foot binding decrees, opium ban, and official rest days for the Christian Sabbath. It cites Yuan Shih Kai on patriotism and Christianity, a women's paper in Beijing, school New Testament introductions, and steps toward a Chinese constitution.
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Yuan Shih Kai
China
Jeang
Pekin
Ching-Chih-tang
America
Europe
Long Court Battle Ends in Emerson East Estate Case
The Emerson East estate dispute, spanning over a decade, was settled before Judge Whitaker. Administrators and heirs, including John Herschel and May East, see remaining property go to Denver heirs as administrator fees are approved. Grand jury duties outlined. several motions and cases addressed.
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Priscilla Emerson
Whitaker
Hawilton County
Charles Blernatzki
Emerson-East
Geo. W. Hewitt
Cchicago
John Herschel
May East
Levi Emerson
Stanhope
Paulson
Emerson
Ella May Emerson
East
May
J. W. Milburn
Hewitt
Aupreme Court
W. McAdow
G. W. Coleman
E. Cheever
John @. Nelson
John Carey
F. M. Talcott
M. M. Teigland
Emory Gordon
Jacob M. Funk
Handfelt
Archbishop Keane
Dubuque County
Newell D. Stover
Richard
Stover
Taxable Valuation of County Shows Rise in Assessments
The county completes its tax roll with total assessed value of 6 008 052 and an estimated real value of 24 082 236 suggesting actual county value near 80 000 000. Increases noted include about 40 000 in railroad valuations 2 000 in telephones 58 000 in personal property and 10 000 in overall assessed value. Taxables total 314 000 with 77 000 for schools and 2 250 from 4 500 polls. Over 1 400 dogs are counted in the county.
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