Government argues income tax law as constitutional before Supreme Court
The March 11 session on the income tax cases heard Assistant Attorney General Whitney defend the tax as uniform and constitutional. Edmunds countered that the law invades private rights and favors wealth, calling Congress tyrannical for limiting appeals, and urged the court to correct such departures from liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Whitney
Olney
Edmunds
Mr. Whitney
New York City
United States
Mentone Regatta Opens With Britannia Triumph
At Mentone on March 11 the first events of the international regatta yielded wins for the Britannia in the 1000 franc prize race and for the Dakotah in the small boats race. Crowds watched as Ailsa failed to appear due to a missing halyard block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentone
Faure
Britannia
Marseilles
Valkyrie I
Dakotah
Bebelle
Rolla
Henry Allen
Longwood Cricket Club elects officers at annual meeting
At Young's the Longwood Cricket Club elected J. W. Dutton as president A. I. Ripley as vice president P. E. Presbrey as secretary J. A. Estabrooks as treasurer F. H. Hovey W. D. Dexter G. F. Brown Jr E A Slack R Cracknell to the board of governors The report showed last year was successful with a 960.04 balance The club will run tennis tournaments in May June July and September July hosts the national association event An August cricket trip to Halifax may occur with J A Estabrooks arranging a strong schedule
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longwood Cricket Club
Young’s
J. W. Dutton
A. I. Ripley
P. E. Presbrey
J. A. Estabrooks
F. H. Hovey
W. D. Dexter
G. F. Brown, Jr
E. A. Slack
R. Cracknell
Board of
Board of Governors
Lott Mansfield
National Association
Halifax
Vesuvius to Use Torpedoes Against Derelicts
Newport Rhode Island reports United States tug Fern sailed for New York with loaded practice and service torpedoes totaling about 700 pounds of gun cotton in wet condition. The cargo is destined for the Vesuvius for derelict destruction on sea routes. A smaller dry gun cotton charge for primers and detonators is also included.
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Newport
R. I
United States
Fern
New York
Brighton Church Dedication
The dedication of the new Brighton Unitarian Church will be held on Sunday March 31 in the afternoon. An elaborate programme will be prepared and many former pastors and old members are invited to participate, with special effort to include archival members from Brighton for a notable event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brighton Unitarian
Brighton
Town Meeting Day in New Hampshire
Concord N H March 11 The annual March meetings will be held in towns statewide tomorrow. Both branches of the Legislature adjourned today until Wednesday forenoon.
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Concord
N. H
Savannah
Washington
Brooklyn
Senators
Foutz
Massachusetts clubs and cycling events dominate city notices
Chief Consul Sterling Elliott names Massachusetts committees on racing and touring and J B Seward joins the financial panel after Adams resignation. Press Club admits all applicants including notable dealers. Joseph Haworth named honorary member. Mt Pleasant Bicycle Club set for March 14 meeting. Dedham Cycle Club readies Patriots Day race meet and ball with multiple events and a lantern parade. Frank Price, linked to stolen silverware from the Massachusetts Bicycle Club, receives one year in the House of Correction. Union Medford tournament results list pool and whist scores. team totals noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Elliott
Massachusetts
Racing Board
H. W. Robinson
J. W. Crown
A. O. Knight
A. B. Totten
E. M. Thayer
J. B. Seward
J. Fred Adams
Financial Committee
Arthur K. Peck
Press Club
Joseph Haworth
Dedham
Frank Price
Massachusetts Bicycle Club
Superior Criminal Court
Mason
House of Correction
Rambler Tandems Vanish Quickly from Gormally & Jeffery
Mr Schaaf of the Gormally and Jeffery agency frets over Rambler tandem stock. The 32 pound beauty was snapped up the moment it hit the floor. The buyer paid in cash and demanded immediate delivery, prompting Schaaf to seek new samples. Rambler bikes disappear as fast as they arrive, leaving traders chasing restocks.
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Schaaf
Gormally & Jeffery Agency
Shattuck Firm Promises Stearns Special Soon
Messrs H C Shattuck and Son seek the Stearns special amid daily inquiries while offering high grade Pierce and Czar wheels for scrutiny.
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Messrs
H. C
Fowlers Shift to Busy Pace Says Mr Iamery
B B Emery & Co express delight at rising demand as crates arrive and bikes are delivered to purchasers. Mr Iamery notes the pace, asking how one defines busy while describing constant shipments and doorstep deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Emery & Co
Mr. Iamery
Lovell Diamonds Demand Grow With Holiday Rush
Dave Harvey, manager of the Lovell Arms Company, quotes strong demand for Lovell diamonds this year. Colonel Lovell, described as energetic, prepares for the upcoming busy period when buyers will begin roaming to view assortments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovell
Dave Harvey
Jonn P. Lovell
Enthusiasm Grows for Pope Wheel at Columbias Orders
Lon Feck showed a book containing orders for Columbias yesterday. Enthusiasts at Pope headquarters rally around their favored wheel as interest intensifies among the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Feck
Columbias
Pope
Fair weather may boost bike trade and road readiness
A brief note urges bicycle dealers to prepare for better conditions, advising full stock and readiness for brisk demand as fair weather returns and roads improve. It highlights the need for dealers to seize leisure moments to restock and meet anticipated sales.
Hartwell Calls Down Yales Crew At New Haven
Yale's crew, drilled outdoors after a stroke change, shows rough early form. Armstrong replaced by Miller with Bailey to return. Hartwell and Adee observe, noting one and a half hour session ends with criticism but expected improvements. A new hand pump aims to keep water from the shell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Armstrong
Miller
Bailey
John Hartwell
George Adee
Yale
John Rogers
Messler
Hartwell
Bicycle Repairs At R Woodman Supply Boston
Look over cycles and arrange repairs to save profits. Visit R Woodman Manufacturing & Supply Co. 63 Oliver St Boston for nickel work and repairs. Orders sent by express promptly attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Woodman Manufacturing & Supply CO
Oliver St
Boston
Insi Ee Express
Buying the Jubilee Plans Move for Boston Yacht Race
The Jubilee purchase papers are cut as funds near $60 000 for the scheme led by H. W. Foster. General Paine will sell the boat outright with alterations to raise speed, and proceeds go to subscribers. George H. Richards leads the syndicate with Captain Newcomb likely as skipper and Dr. John Bryant among amateur talents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Paine
H. W. Foster
Hanniel
Barbara
Carmita
Carl
Foster
Bofton
George H. Richards
Captain Newcomb
Fortuna
John Bryant
Henry Bryant
Shadow
Seatrix
Gossip of the Diamond Recaps Baseball Moves and Prospects
Brooklyn courting pitcher McGill after his release from Chicago and signing with Philadelphia. Jack Glasscock joins Louisville, while Johnson signs with Toledo and Philip Jason with Salem. Tenney to coach Brown University batteries. West signs with Lancaster. Coughman viewed as Western League star. Pittsburg seeks a third baseman as infield needs strengthening. New York eyeing Catcher McGuire from Washington. Davis rates McGuire highly. Neil Sullivan captains Cape May. Pennsylvania stars King and Blakely back with the club. Buckenberger recalls 1880s second-base prowess and Delahanty sale. Davis may shift Bannon to third with second-base aim. Bangor NE League nearly set. Maine College League likely Colby Bowdoin Maine State. Bates out due to finances and Bowdoin medical-school ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
McGill
Chicago
Philadelphia
Jack Glasscock
Louisville
Johnson
Toledo
Philip Jason
Rockland
Salem
Tenney
Boston
Brown University
Brown
West
Lancaster
Penn
Perry Coughman
Watkins
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Clingman
New York
McGuire
Washington
Wilson
Davis
Farrell
Neil Sullivan
Harvard
Cape May
Phil King
Blakeley
University of Pennsylvania
Buckenberger
St. Louis
Buck
Kalamazoo
Delahanty
Bierbauer
Phillies
Bannon
Bangor
Hayes
Wheeler
McCaughy
O'Brien
Moore
Hayward
Wheil
Nevers
Deady
Houseman
Cambridge
Colby
Bowdoin
Maine State
Bates
Waterville College
Medical School
Electrical Workers Meeting Highlights Arc Lights
At Massa chusetts Electrical Engineers and Mechanics in William Parkman Hall last evening George Rowe of Boston Electric Light Company lectured on Arc Lights. He showed arc lamp parts and assembly. John A. Collicott of General Electric described defective resistance boxes and demonstrated a wooden rheostat fire risk. The next meeting will cover Motors connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Electrical Engineers and Mechanics
William Parkman Hall
George Rowe
Boston Electric Light Company
Brush
Thomson-Houston
John A. Collicott
General Electric Company
Slavin Knocks Out Craig in First Round at Central Hall
In London at Central Hall Holborn, Frank P. Slavin defeated Frank Craig in the first round of a boxing match. The bout began at 9:30 pm with cautious action for about thirty seconds before Slavin landed a light head blow. He followed with crushing rights and uppercuts, ending the fight when Craig was knocked down and out after a brief rally lasting under two minutes. Slavin’s seconds were Charley Mitchell and Ted Pritchard, with Jim Bevan and Bill Metty assisting Craig. Vize and Corrie were referee and timekeeper.
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London
Frank P. Slavin
Frank Craig
Harlem
Central Hall
Holborn
Slavin
Craig
Charley Mitchell
Ted Pritchard
Jim
Boxing in New Orleans club charter case decided for club
The State against the Olympic Athletic Club over charter annulment was decided in favor of the club by a lower court. The ruling allows boxing contests to take place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
State
Olympic Athletic Club
Boxing Gossip Reflects New York Visit to Boston Contests
New York boxing guests in Boston enjoyed lively nights at South End venues with few notable pugilistic events. The piece cites incidents involving Brooklyn Jimmy Carroll and Sam Fitzpatrick, financier disputes over referees, and plans for Suffolk Athletic Club leadership, while urging clearer press coverage and more detailed reports from local clubs like the Columbians and Shawmuts.
Meeting Arrangements Between White and McIntire Fall Through
Joe White and Bert McIntire had arrangements for a meeting yesterday that collapsed due to a misunderstanding. McIntire says he will meet White today at 1 o clock in the Post office. White waited last night at the Post office for McIntire to appear. McIntire arrived a few minutes after White had arrived. ROB ROY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe White
Bert McIntire
McIntire
White
Pickaninny to Box John A. Sullivan in Providence
John A. Smith of Boston, manager of the Pickaninny, will match his fighter against John A. Sullivan of Providence at the King Philip Athletic Club on Monday evening March 25. The twelve rounds may extend to fifteen, weigh ins are 187 pounds at 3 pm, under Blanchard Fair Play rules, with the club selecting the referee. Each boxer must post a forfeit with Captain A. W. Cooke of the Police News to guarantee appearance.
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New York
Boston
Griffo
South End
Metropolis
Brooklyn
Jimmy Carroll
Sam Fitzpatrick
Johnny Eckhardt
America
A. W. Cooke
Tom O'Rourke
3Zarney Aaron
Aaron
Smith Walcott
Westcott
Billy Smith
O'Rourke
Captain Daly
O’rourke
al Smith
Steve O’donnell
Dixon- Plimmer
Boston Sporting Editors
Boston Referees
Boston Sporting Men
Jimmy Colville
Colville
Suffolk Athletic Club
Jack Donovan
East Boston
Young Johnson
Young Allen
John Meadows
Post
Columbian A. A
Columbian
Columbians
Shawmuts
Billy Mahoney
Young Madden
Billy
the Post
Young Lynch
West End
Young Ripley
Lowell
Patsey Haley
Mike Sears
Tom Moriarty
Joe Flaherty
Plahertys
Mulligan
McArthur
Flahertys
Joe
The
Police News
Pacing circuit eyes 1890s season and mile records
Tur f news notes a free for all pacing brigade in July with a $27000 purse in Minneapolis. Mentions Storm and progeny, arrivals at St Asaph, and Marcus Daly planning Prodigal on grand circuit. Reports on Dr. Rice ill, can ada stallion stats, drivers for Vassar, and preparations of McClelland and Keene Payne with a powerful stable entering classic events in Europe.
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Seal
Minneapolis
Minn
Storm
Tennessee
St. Asaph
J. J. McCafferty
J. Miller
A. Lakeland
Marcus Daly
Montana
Prodigal
Dr. Rice
Brooklyn
Fred Foster
Canada
Clayhontas
Salvator
Latonia
McClelland
Navarre
J. R. and
Foxhall Keene
Oliver Payne
France
England
Yachting Notes on 30-Footers and Club Season Prep
Dyer builds a 30-footer for W B Eustis due at Buzzard's Bay by mid April. H M Gillig, new Larchmont commodore, in Yokohama plans to return for opening regattas with Ramona shipshape. Captain Charlie Barr to skipper. Four 30-footers feature fin keel Herreshoffs, Hanley centreboard, Dyer model, and Rothwell centreboard under Larchmont rules for the 34-foot class. Captain Eldridge named to helm Vigilant on return voyage. praised as deep water mariner and prudent navigator. A spruce mast log, 14 feet long and four tons, arrives at City Island shipyard for the cup defender. Boom 105 feet long with gaff and topmast completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyer
Lake Minnetonka
W. BE. C. Eustis
Buzzard’s Bay
Larchmont
Herreshoffs
George Owen, Jr
Hanley
C. H. Jones
W. E. C. Eustis
G. E. Rothwell
Lawley
J. W. Eeldridge
Chester W. Chapin
Eldridge
Piepgras
City Island
New York
Camden
N. J
Kennel News and Show Results From Chicago Detroit and New York
Messrs Bloodgood and Townsend buy three cockers from Andrew Laidlaw and plan a heavy breeding push with a Boston debut. J Pierpont Morgan buys Gold Dust at Chicago showing a Seminole Kennels sale. Detroit highlights include St Bernard American Cesar over Le Prince and Willie Silk over Pickpani in cockers. Don Pedro the famous bulldog dies in England February 14. funeral at Hyde Park Dogs Cemetery attended by Bull Dog Club members. coffin mahogany brass mounted with Union Jack. mourners Don Salano and Champion Cigarette in black.
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Messrs
Bloodgood and
Townsend
New Marlboro
Andrew Laidlaw
Baby Ruth
Commodore
Rideau Reine
Boston
J. Pierpont Morgan
Chicago
Detroit
Cesar
le Prince
Willie Silk
Cockers
New York
Mr. Pratt
Don Pedro
England
W. H. Sprague
Dogs
Hyde Park
Bull Dog Club
Don Salano
Champion Cigarette
How Not to Get Fat by German Authority
Professor Schweninger of Germany is cited as the leading expert on reducing corpulence. He claims President Cleveland shed about forty pounds using his system. The method requires disciplined eating, avoiding liquids at meals, and sipping aerated water with citrus shortly around meals, with a small amount of white wine or cider allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Edmunds
Sam Johnson
Jacobs
Harlan and White
Professor Schweninger
Germany
Cleveland
Schweninger
Why use Warner's Safe Cure for health and longevity
A persuasive advertisement urges readers to avoid headaches lassitude and breakdown by choosing Warner's Safe Cure. It questions readers on delays and imprudent choices and extols the remedy as the best known and reliable solution within reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Insolvency Notice for Andrew A Meyer of Boston
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Insolvency Messenger's Notice Suffolk 54 Poston March 8 1895 a warrant issued against Andrew A Meyer a real estate broker of Boston Suffolk forbids payment of debts and transfer of property until creditors meet at Court House Pemberton Square Boston on March 22 1895 at 2 pm for proof and assignment.
Insolvency Notice for F. J. Perry of Boston
Commonwealth of Massachusetts issues a Messenger notice in insolvency. Warrant issued by the Court of Insolvency for Suffolk against F. J. Perry, Boston provision dealer. Debtor forbidden from paying debts or transferring property. Creditors meet March 22 at Court House Pemberton Square Boston to prove debts and choose assignees.
Insolvency Notice for F W Pletcher of Newton
Commonwealth of Massachusetts issues a Messenger's Notice declaring an insolvency warrant against FRED W. PLETCHER of Newton with business in Boston. Creditors must prove debts. meeting set at Court House Pembroke Square Boston on March 22, 1895 at 2 PM. FRANCIS MARTIN, Deputy Sheriff.
Insolvency Warrant Issued for Julia K Dyer in Boston
Commonwealth of Massachusetts notifies that a Suffolk insolvent debtor warrant was issued against Julia K Dyer of Boston. Debts and property transfers to or for her are prohibited. A creditors meeting will be held at the Court House Pemberton Square Boston on March 29 1805 at 2 PM, Deputy Sheriff Fred H Servey notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Poston
County of
Andrew A. Meyer
Boston
Court House
Pemberton Square
Jeremiah G. Fennessey
Fred W. Pletcher
Newton
Middlesex
Francis Martin
Julia K, Dyer
Fred II. Servey
Third Meeting of Creditors in Atkinson Insolvency
Suffolk Court of Insolvency marks the third creditors meeting for Charles Fl. Atkinson, insolvent, to be held May 10, 1895 at 10 a.m. in Boston. Creditors may prove claims and object as assignee James H. Grimes presents accounts for allowance at 14 Concord Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Charles FL. Atkinson
Boston
James H. Grimes
Concord Square
Mass
Insolvent Debtor Austin Stanyan Assignee Notice
Massachusetts Suffolk court records announce the second meeting of creditors for insolvent debtor Austin Stanyan. The assignee Alson T. Johnson sets the date May 3 at ten in the forenoon at the Court of Insolvency in Boston to allow creditors to prove claims. Lita Burge, Register.
Insolvency Notice for J. R. Morrison & Co in Boston
The Court of Insolvency in Suffolk announces a second creditors meeting for J. R. Morrison and Company of Boston, insolvent debtors. It will be held at the Court of Insolvency on April fifth, 1895 at ten o'clock in the forenoon. creditors may attend and prove their claims. M. L. Sanborn, Assignee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Suffolk
J. R. Morrison & CO
Boston
M. L. Sanborn
Meeting of Creditors in the Insolvent Estate Luce Boston
The third meeting of creditors of John W. Luce of Boston insolvent debtor will be held at the Court of Insolvency in Boston on June 14 1895 at ten o clock in the forenoon. The assignee's account will be presented and creditors may appear and object to its allowance. William E. Bailey Assignee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Suffolk
John W. Luce
Boston
Commonwealth
William EE. Bailey
Third creditors meeting for Paul D. Shepard
The third meeting of creditors for Paul D. Shepard of Cambridge, an insolvent debtor, will be held at the Court House in East Cambridge on Tuesday March 12 at 9 o clock in the forenoon. Creditors may be present and prove claims. 8. H. Blodgett, Assignee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul D. Shepard
Cambridge
Court House
East Cambridge
H. Blaodgett
Dietary temperance and daily habit guidance
The passage advises moderation in pleasures such as tea and smoke, suggests bathing and regular exercise, and recommends changing positions, avoiding long sedentary periods, and varying meal times and foods to ease the stomach. It promotes lighter, more frequent meals and diverse intake while avoiding repetition.
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Congress
Supreme Court
Internal Revenue
United States Senate
Springer
Brazil
State Department
Treasury
Blackstone
Shiras
Longwood Cricket Officers
New Hampshire
Vigor
Erie Medical CO
Buffalo
N.Y
Syndicate
Indiana Bicycle CO
A. O. McGarrett, Mgr
Columbus Avenue
al H WA
Mt. Pleasant Bicycle Club
E. W. Newcomb
Laurel Street
Dorchester
Union-Medford
Medford
MclIntire
Nayson
Union
Mobbs
Cycle Trade Notes
Electrical Workers’ Meeting
California
Blanchard & Farrar
Dock Square
Faneuil Hall Square
Boxing
Olympic Club
LA Grippe
FOUGERA @ CO
William S
Pigkaninny
John A. Sullivan
Turf News
Bock
Housman’s
Arch Street
Cincinnati
F. J. Perry
Austin E. Stanyan
Alson T. Johnson
School Street
Timothy Gay &Co
Thomas H. Cookley
Thomas H. Cooksey
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