Hill Proposes Tests of Income Tax Constitutionalities
Washington January 10. In the urgent deficiency bill debate, Mr Hill of New York offered an amendment drafted by Mr Quay of Pennsylvania to allow courts to rule on the constitutionality of the income tax. The amendment would repeal section 3224 barring suits to restrain tax collection, enabling immediate injunctions and rapid Supreme Court review. Quay signaled plans to add repeal of the income tax, the McKinley act, and the wool tax.
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Washington
Hill
Dem
N. Y
Quay
Rep
Penn
United States
Cockrell
Supreme Court of the United States
House Passes Marine Bills Including Vessel Registry Repeal
The House approved several measures including repealing bonds for vessel registry and granting American registers to the steamers Empire of Philadelphia and Oceana of New York. It authorized customs collectors to add gross and net tonnage figures on inspection certificates and proposed range lights and fog signals on the Kennebec River at a cost not to exceed 17 000 dollars.
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Washington
House
Empress
Philadelphia
Oceana
New York
Dingley
Rep
Kennebec River
Maine
Saloon Homicide in New Haven
Raffael Del Grego twenty, an Italian machinist, is fatally stabbed by Lorenzo Caruso in John Del Grego's Hill street saloon around 4 30 this afternoon. Caruso, a twenty year old laborer, fled the scene. Both men unmarried.
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New Haven
Raffael del Grego
Lorenzo Caruso
John del Grego
Hill Street
del Grego
Caruso
Four Men Assault Charlestown Man Injures Ribs
William Edwards aged 44 of 38 Chelsea Street Charlestown was admitted to City Hospital last evening with several broken ribs after being knocked down and kicked by four men on Commercial Street in the North End. He will remain in hospital for several weeks.
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City Hospital
Edwards
Chelsea Street
Charlestown
Commercial Street
North End
Indian school funding trimmed in federal bill
Indian appropriation bill for the coming year totals about 6.5 million dollars, down roughly 200 thousand, with 1.1 million for Indian schools and a proviso to cut contract school maintenance costs by 20 percent annually. Several previously funded schools are not listed and the commissioner of Indian affairs will decide continuation. The Interior Secretary also seeks raises for Indian agents, proposing new salaries from 1600 to 2000 dollars and, for officers detailed from the army, half civilian pay in addition to military pay.
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Washington
Commissioners of Indian Affairs
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Tragic Crossing Ends in Drowning Soldiers
Three American soldiers from Fort Niagara attempting to cross the river to Niagara on the Lake Ont. were caught in moving ice. A huge wave capsized their boat, they clung to the hull for an hour, then one by one slipped away and drowned before help could reach them.
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Ont
Fort Niagara
Weather forecast for New England and nearby states
Forecast for Friday calls for Maine New Hampshire and Vermont to see snow likely turning to rain with warmer southeastern winds. Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut expect rain and warmth with winds shifting from southeast to southwest. Eastern New York should have rain and rising temperatures with easterly winds turning to southwest. Signals shown along the Atlantic coast from Delaware Breakwater to Eastport.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Atlantic
Delaware
Eastport
Campaign expense return shows Republicans in debt
Sidney Everett, Republican city committee treasurer, filed the recent municipal campaign expense return with City Clerk Galvin. The committee reports $8600 in debt while total receipts reach $8106.92. Major donors include George Curtis father of the mayor with $2000 and Mayor Curtis totaling $3441.92.
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Republican City Committee
Galvin
Everett
George Curtis
Curtis
J. W. Shaw, Jr
Whiting
Manhattan
Tom
Harry
Citizens’ Committee For
Francis Peabody
Taylor
English labor leader addresses New Bradford crowd
David Holmes spoke at Y M C A Hall on the power of organization and wage protection. He contrasted English unions with local groups, noting England’s unity, potential wage gains, and the United Textile Factory Workers as a reform force. A banquet followed from local labor leaders and businessmen.
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New Bradford
David Holmes
Y. M. C. A. Hall
Holmes
England
United Textile Factory Workers
Savin Hill Yacht Club Elects Officers At Dinner
The Savin Hill Yacht Club held its annual dinner at Hotel Thorndike with Commodore Allen F. Davis presiding. Speakers included Commodore L. J. Bird of Hull Yacht Club and Boston Globe contributor W. E. Robinson. New officers elected: Commodore Allen M. Davis and a full slate of vice-commodore, rear commodore, secretary, treasurer, measurer, directors, and membership committee members.
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Thorndike
Commodore Allen F. Davis
Commodore L. J. Bird
Hull Yacht Club
Commodore Bird
Commodore Davis
W. E. Robinson
Boston Globe
Charles G. Bird
Winthrop Yacht Club
A. W. Torrey
Winthrop Club
Fred O. Vegelahn
Savin Hill Club
Homer Methot
Allen M. Davis
A. W. B. Foster
Loring Sears
A. A. Swallow
A. Coombs
A. C. Smith
W. H. Besarick
J. H. Tuttle
J. L. Allen
L. T. Howard
J. D. McBeath
J. E. Robinson
F. O. Vegelahn
H. T. Washburn
Cleveland Widow Identifies Suspect in Murder Case
Cleveland, D. Jan. 10 Mrs William H Price widow of the murdered manufacturer identified Thomas Grant as one of her husbands killers. Grant is now under arrest and faces charges in connection with the December 12 burglary murder.
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Cleveland, D
William H. Price
Thomas Grant
Is He in Boston A Fugitive Bookkeeper Rumor
Rumor grows that Harry Spalding, alleged embezzler of $15,000 from Wheeler, Blodgett & Co., may have returned to Boston. Deputy Superintendent Pierce and Inspector Dugan push toward New Orleans with a warrant, while others dispute whether the man seen in Boston is the same. Inspector Houghton heads south toward Florida pursuing a different theft case.
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Harry Spalding
Pierce
Joseph Dugan
New Orleans
Wheeler, Blodgett & Co
Boston
Inspector Houghton
South
Florida
G. Edwin Warring
Curtis & Motley
State Street
Warring
Crescent City
Brimmer School Association Holds Eighteenth Reunion
The Brimmer School Association held its eighteenth annual reunion at Young's Hotel with 116 members present. Officers elected included President John H. North and Vice-President Solomon Bacharach, with John T. Gorman as secretary and treasurer. A new government board added several members from Boston and surrounding towns.
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John H. North
Solomon Bacharach
John T. Gorman
E. M. Rumery
Newtonville
E. C. Spring
Revere
M. Frost
Dorchester
George Warren
Attleboro
J. Frank Forrestall
F. J. Bailey
A. H. Gilson
Frank Brown
Samuel H. Wise
Charles Harris
James D. Leatherbee
William A. McDevitt
Patrick D. Sullivan
Frank A. Drew
Henry J. Quinn
John F. Collins
Bacharach
John North
Brimmer
Quincy FE. Dickerman
Brimmer School
Dickerman
Thomas R. Mathews
Charles A. Hovey
Million Dollar Fire Strikes Toronto Evening Blaze
A second large blaze in a week devastates the Osgoodby building on Melinda street near the Globe office. Six stories burn as flames spread to adjacent firms including R H Gray Co and Breton Manning. A rain aids firefighters, one family suffers injuries from a wire-rope descent, and insurance losses are estimated at about 1 million dollars with possible firebug probes.
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Globe Office
Melinda Street
S. F. McKinnor & Co
Wellington Street
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Hart & Riddle
Watsoners
Buntin, Read & Co
Lexow echoes and Boston council clash over inquiry plan
A chaotic Boston City Council meeting reels as Sears pushes to petition for a senate committee to probe city departments. Debates erupt over which agencies to scrutinize and how broad the investigation should be, with party lines and procedural moves shaping the outcome.
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Ward 10
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McGuire
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Leary
New York
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Butler
Tragedy in Harrisburg as man kills wife and child then himself
Wesley Rowling, a thirty farmer from near Lewisburg, Harrisburg reports a triple tragedy when he shot his wife and child and then killed himself. No motive is given for the incident dated January 10.
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Harrisburg
Penn
Wesley Rowling
Lewisburg
A Good Word From Our Friends Delivers Comfort
A short plea extols a pleasant word from friends and notes many women suffer nervous weakness and weariness that turn daily duties into tasks rather than pleasures. It frames the condition as common among women and seeks sympathy.
Dana's Cure Advertised By Mrs Granger Of Leeds Mass
Mrs Geo E Granger of Leeds Massachusetts endorses Dana's cure for ailments described as relief from pains and tiredness. She notes appetite and strength improved after one bottle and claims three bottles cured her, urging others to seek relief quickly.
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Dalia
Chandler Renominated by Republican Caucus in New Hampshire
Concord January 10 Senator William E. Chandler was renominated by the Republican legislative caucus with 224 votes of 288. Burns Hillsboro Smith Wilton Blair Manchester received minor figures. Nomination was made unanimous. Chandler eyed a broad 1896 victory with Southern and Northern support. A Senate vote follows next Tuesday.
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N. H
William E. Chandler
Charles H. Burns
Wilton
John B. Smith
Hillsboro
Henry W. Blair
Manchester
Chandler
Journal
Miss Cass Run Over by Grocery Team in Tremont Street Collision
Miss Louisa Cass, lodging at the Young Women's Christian Association on Warrenton street, lies critically injured in hospital after a Wall Bros. grocery team struck her at Tremont and Chapman streets yesterday. She suffered multiple injuries and a brain concussion.
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Young Woman’s Christian Association
Warrenton Street
Wall Bros
Tremont and
Chapman Streets
Iron Plate Crushes Foot at Foundry
Daniel Balford aged 85 of 4 Lafayette Place South End was at the Mechanics Iron Foundry yesterday afternoon when an iron plate fell on his foot, crushing his toes. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
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Lafayette Place
South End
Mechanics’ Iron Foundry
City Hospital
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