Hill Blames Cleveland Over Income Tax in Tariff Debate
In Washington Senator Hill denounces the administration and opposes the income tax. He argues for tariff reform with revenue as a goal, condemns the President for delays and the Hawaiian issue, and sides with Republicans in opposing radical tariff changes. He calls the income tax a danger to the party and economy.
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District Day in House as Congress adjourns for caucus
Washington April 9 The House devoted the day to District of Columbia business and adjourned after reading the official call by Mr Holman for a Democratic caucus tomorrow night to consider financial measures.
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District of Columbia
House
Brockton Sewage Contract Sparks City Hall Debate
In Brockton on April 9, Alderman Garfield denounced a $4000 bid as ruinous to workers families as a heated council debated sewage system contracts. Officials considered bids of $23,000 for contract labor and $27,535 at union rates, with motions to use Brockton labor defeated or amended. The commissioners will award to the lowest contract labor bidder.
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Boston Victorious in Waterbury Bout with Selee’s Visitors
Waterbury loses 17 to 9 as Boston’s Selee brings 3000 fans to the grounds. Lampe, Klobedanz and Bannon star. Lander and Norton debut for Yale ties. Duffy arrives ill. McCarthy expected tomorrow as Boston prepares for another game.
Bargain Bicycle Sale With Easy Payment Plan
A local shop promotes the Spalding bicycle with an easy payment plan at 83 cents daily and promises ownership. Credendas at 23 cents daily, Road Kings discounted from 160 to 100. A complete line of bicycle sundries and uniforms is offered along with tourist lamps and other cyclist goods at low prices.
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Beer ruling clarifies liquor status for Indian Territory
The Supreme Court on April 9 held that lager beer is not spirituous liquor under the statute banning introduction of spirituous liquors or wine into the Indian Territory. The decision narrows the classification used to regulate alcohol imports in that region.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Indian Territory
Boston Polo Club Defeats Salems 3 to 1 in Salem
The Boston Polo Club edged the Salems 3 to 1 as Salems fumbled often and Cook of the Salems clutched a Boston player prompting spectator excitement. Earlier, the Salem Boat Club beat the Enterprise Club 8 to 2.
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Wesleyan Beats Amherst 10 to 8 in Wild Eighth Inning
Wesleyan defeats Amherst 10 to 8 after Amherst leads early and Frost Tirrell and Colby falter. Amherst pitcher Colby struggles in relief as Wesleyan bats surge in the eighth with six runs to seal the victory. Earned runs Wesleyan four Amherst two. base hits six each.
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Amherst
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Baseball Gossip and Signings Across New England
The Boston team will play in Springfield next Saturday. McGraw of the Baltimores shines at third base. John Irwin nears completion of his Haverhill lineup who have signed several good players. Bonner, new Baltimores shortstop, has struggled with errors. Turner stays in the Phillies outfield as a substitute unless Delehanty moves to first. Kelly, Keene last year’s catcher, was killed in a Barre railroad accident. St Catherine’s of Charlestown forms for the season and seeks games with 19 year olds, aiming for April 19 at home under manager Charles S Sullivan of 43 Decatur Street. Joe Roach of Atlanta could bolster a New England club, with only three errors in eleven games. address 62 London Street East Boston.
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Lynn Shoe Workers Strike Over Pay Disparity
Thirty nine hand turned workers at Allen F. Smith shoe factory in Lynn quit work after presenting a higher wage demand. Smith refused to raise pay or recognize the union, prompting a lockout when foreman dismissed workers and directed time cards to be filled.
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Waltham club forms racing team and hosts events
At a Waltham club meeting a racing team was named with H W Robinson Arthur W Porter F M Haggerty C J Williams and George F Taylor appointed to positions with entrance fees covered by the club treasury. A June 18 track tournament is set and J M Linscott & Co expands to Woburn with Bodfish in charge.
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Winnisimmet Club
Lafayette bout ends with Heenan forfeit over Havlin
At the Lafayette Social and Athletic Club boxing night, L J Heenan of Woonsocket Rhode Island defeated Jack Havlin of the North End at 115 pounds by forfeit after eight rounds. Havlin tired but fought on, with hot exchanges and notes of Havlin’s left jabs and Heenan’s uppercuts through the middle rounds. Preliminaries produced two ten round draws: Billy Duffy vs Billy Doyle at 123 pounds and Jack Keefe vs Gus Shea at 150 pounds, both slugging affairs.
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Yale Fight Participant Arrested in New Haven Case
Nelson Dillon, the featherweight boxer linked to a February Yale student orchestrated brawl, was captured at Burrville and moved to New Haven by Detective Cowles for trial.
City orders Underground Wire Removal in Boston
A Boston committee urges removing overhead wires for fire safety and transit amid reports on noninsulated high voltage lines. The Board of Aldermen directs West End Street Railway to place feed and return wires underground in the Dover to water front area by November first, with conduit construction allowed before then.
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Advertisement Notice Fragment
A fragment of an advertisement appears, noting a single copy and general sale or display context. The legible portion references an item for promotion without clear dates, prices, or organizer names.
Boston Wires Under City Control and Chelsea Charter Revisions
The Committee on mercantile affairs reports a bill to place Boston wires under an inspector of electricity with an electrical department. salary capped at 5000. A Cambridge bill is noted as permissive. Chelsea charter revision is reported. A water-supply contract for the state reformatory is authorized with Concord. A railroad safety test order is sent to rules. House leaders dissent on telecom control. Street railways face transfer check approvals.
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West End Opposes Underground Wires Bill
West End officials express disgust at a proposed Legislature bill forcing all wires underground except trolley lines. They warn of immense cost and disruption, citing Tremont Street subway delays, lengthy construction times, and safety concerns with present overhead feeders remaining in place.
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Philadelphia
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Hecht Bros
Bride of 93 Makes Butter in Diamond Wedding
South Braintree April 9 special to the Post The Thayers mark seventy six years of marriage with a day of guests and playful antics Their 63 year old bachelor son watches as Mrs Thayer churns butter in rolls The day features felicitations from friends and a poem from A L Bumpus plus memories of their long life together
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Abbott Derby
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Roslindale
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Man Arrested After Umbrella Assault in Saloon
Joseph Rock, % years old, is jailed in Station 8 on assault and battery charges after an altercation at 302 Commercial Street last night. He allegedly struck Ed J Saunders with an umbrella, injuring him in the cheek with a three inch wood fragment. Saunders was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. The wound is painful but not expected to be serious unless infection develops.
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Hammond Animal Extracts advertised with labeled cures
An advertisement describes HAMMOND animal extracts prepared in Washington DC for brain heart and nerve diseases with ingredients from brain spinal cord heart testis ovaries and more. It lists dosages prices two dollars fifty and notes effects such as flushed head increased appetite and strength. Multiple Boston area local druggists and mail order options are listed for purchase.
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TME Columbia Chnical CO
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De Garmendia Draws Set For National Racquet Championship
De Garmendia's late entry for the national racquet championship is accepted. The drawing shows Thursday at 2 p m De Garmendia and Tooker open with Hoyt and Hunnewell following. Saturday at 2 p m Hunnewell and De Garmendia open, Tooker and Hoyt after. Monday at 2 p m Hunnewell and Tooker open with Hoyt and De Garmendia to follow.
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Hoyt
Hunnewell
Dog Cake Sparks Rising Domestic Dog Averages
The average of the domestic dog is increasing due to Spratt's Dog Cakes. The note attributes the rise to the popularity and promotional impact of Spratt's product on dog feeding habits.
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