Hill Heard On Income Tax and Free Coin
New York May 2. At Delmonico's banquet of the Democratic Editorial Association of New York 227 editors and guests heard Senator David B. Hill and remarks on Democracy, economy, and the Constitution. Hill attacked income taxes and warned against centralization, standing armies, and subsidies. He favored strict constitutional interpretation and supported the pre 1873 bimetallic coinage stance, arguing against silver dollar devaluation and calls for expansive government power. The speech referenced reactions to court decisions and outlined party principles.
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New York
Democratic Editorial Association
State of
Delmonico’s
Stephen H. Parker
David B. Hill
Cleveland
Wilson
Lamont
James H. Eckels
Charles S. Fairchild
State of New York
Roswell P. Flower
City of
Ashbel P. Fitch
Jacob A. Cantor
Albert R. Kessinger
Hill
Democratic Party
Supreme Court of the United States
Republic
United States Supreme Court
United States
Insane Act Ends Life of Boston Business Man
William P. Collins, a well known Boston businessman from Lally & Collins, died yesterday by self inflicted razor wound at his Roxbury home. A few weeks of mental derangement followed business reverses, leading to the fatal act after noon as his daughter found him. He was 45, born a New Englander, and rose from Jordan Marsh to lead the firm before its collapse. His wife, Hannah Lapham, is in New York. two children aged 17 and 15 survived.
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Salem
Cogswell
Second Corps
Eighth Regiment
John P. Donohue
Beaver Street
Salem Hospital
Donohr
Donohue
William P. Collins
Boston
Lally & Collins
Collins
Chord Street
Roxbury
Dr. Tuttle
Mr. Collins
Draper
House of Jordan, Marsh & Co
Lally, Lynch & Colling
Lally and Collins
Mss
Hannah
Owen Lapham
Burkhardt Brewing Co Ad and Beverly Police Incident
Burkhardt Brewing Co Roxbury Mass advertises pure tonic beer with order options by grocer expressman or telephone and delivery details. Beverly chief of police returns Grace Thomas 19 a Beverly deserter who came to South Framingham with a man named Walkup 21 who denies relation to her.
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Roxbury
South Framingham
Beverly
Grace Thomas
Walkup
Colle gians Strive for Honors On Berkeley Oval Trials Winners
The twent ieth annual Intercollegiate Athletic Association track trials at Berkeley Oval cover events from the 100 yard dash to 440 and 220 yard hurdles. Contenders include Crum Yale Patterson Williams and Harvard entrants with notable names from Princeton Dartmouth California and Penn among others. Final contests headlined for today with selections to be made for tomorrow.
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New York
Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Berkeley Oval
Crum
Iowaian
Richards
Yale
Ramsdell
Pennsylvania
Patterson
Williams
Hill
Fearing
Rupport
Columbia
Osgood
University of Pennsylvania
Sterritt
Freeman
Warren
Jordan
Chubb
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Mass. Clothing Co
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Geo
L. A. Chase & CO
Fort Hill Square
Elcho
Havana
State Street
Birloin Steak Inc
Sidney S. Kelly
Washington Street
Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Salton
Bay
Rownine
King & Co
John Donohue
Elmwood Spring Brewery
Mass
Telephone Roxbury
Union Hat CO
Hanover St. Col. Union
Hotel Marliave
M. Marliave
Isabella Street
Columbian Hotel
Washington St
Bargarp & Co
Bastine
Foster
Goff
International Bimetallism
Cambridge
Harvard
Oxford
Tanda Children’s Dept
Central Clothing House
MR. Collinss
Eratasacuers
M’donlo
Éderman Hoyt
Thomas H. MacDonald
Haverhill
Gaskill
McDonald
Othe
Charles Olmstead
Pilgrim Congregational Society
Cambridgeport
Charles Olstead
Olmstead
William P. Goddard
H. & N. Clark
West Second Street
South
Aston
Rochester
N.Y
Burkhardt
Tivoli
Burkhardt Brewing Co
Roxbury, Mass
Spitz
G. A. R. Men, Sons of Veterans and Yachtsmen
George W. Warren
J. C. Porter
Summer ST
Colegians
Cou, Alin
California
Angelica and
Catawba
Oliver Wise
Central Office
Newark
N. J
David Alexander
Clifford
Shawmut Avenue
Furniture
Canal Street
Aixrie
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