Harvard Varsity Games At Holmes Field Today
Harvard's annual spring varsity games, scratch events, feature 80 entrants including Haddock, Lefurgey, and Deamore. Notables Merritt, Whittre a, Prado, Vincent, Hollister race in hurdles, shot puts, sprints, and distance events. Yale athletes performed well last Wednesday as Harvard aims for strong showing.
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Harvard Athletic Association
Holmes Field
Garcelon
Acton
Lefurgey
Deamore
Merritt
Whittrea
Prado
Vincent
Bingham
E. Hollister
Hill
Yale
Harvard
P. da S. Prado
F. McCarthy
J. P. Whittren
C. A. Brown, Jr
P. N. Booth
C. E. Smith
F. H. Bartlett
A. A. Lefurgey
S. M. Merrill
J. W. Schereschewsky
F. S. Elliot
A. B. Holmes
P. W. Davis
W. R. Brinckerhoff
E. W. Capen
J. F. Hall
C. D. Drew
J. D. Phillips
J. Staab
B. C. Mead
P. Nichols
A. W. Blakemore
E. 3
B. Hill
W. H. Vincent
H. C. Lakin
F. L. Huldekoper
R. L. Barstow
J. F. McGrath
S. H. Foster
J. Bordman, Jr
J. L. Coolidge
T. D. Parker
W. H. Carson
G. L. Paine
G. Collamore
W. D. Cotton
E. Cockrell
H. R. Johnstone
R. Acton
A. Stickney, Jr
W. H. Shea
K. K. Kubli
E. H. Clark
W. E. Putnam, Jr
C. J. Paine
Harvard Overseers Nomination List From Alumni Committee
Alumni committee of Harvard College proposes nominees for the board of overseers. Outgoing eligible for re election include Green Beaman Hemenway. Suggested for nomination are Clarke Davis Reed Merrill Higginson Wentworth Rurmill Hardy Seaver Blake Chadwick Howe Miller Watson Lawrence Lowell Homans Worcester. An additional vacancy follows Professor Torrey’s death. Ballots and forms available from Secretary Parmenter for alumni of five years and honorary degree recipients.
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Harvard College
Board of Overseers
Samuel A. Green
Boston
Charles C. Beaman
New York
Augustus Hemenway
Thomas C., Clarke
Brooklyn
Andrew McF. Davis
Cambridge
James Reed
Moses Merrill
James J. Higginson
George A. Wentworth
Exeter
N. H
James A. Rumrill
Springfield
Alpheus H. Hardy
E. P. Seaver
Francis Blake
Weston
James R. Chadwick
Beaty. . Howe
Frank D. Miller
R. Clifford Watson
Milton
William Lawrence
Francis C. Lowell
John Homans
Alfred Worcester
Waltham
Henry W. Torrey
Charles P. Greenough
Clement K. Fay
Elot C. Clarke
Rockwood Hoar
Charles D. Dickey, Jr
William R. Trask
Charles P. Curtis, Jr
James P. Parmenter
Court Street
MIT Class Reunites at Young's After-Evening Gathering
The MIT alumni reunion at Young's last evening gathered twenty one members. Officers elected include President George V Wendell, Secretary and Treasurer Severance Burrage, and Executive Committee members President, Secretary, and Louis Dorr.
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Young’s
George V. Wendell
Severance Burrage
Louis Dorr
Fisk & Goff Good Clothing Store Offers Low Prices
Surprising savings from Fisk and Goff as they argue their lower costs let them sell all wool suits at 9.99 and dress suits 7.8 to 7.4, with children's and knee pants suits priced well below downtown competitors. They claim reduced rents and close market watching justify the bargains. Fisk & Goff, 782 and 734 Washington Street opposite Hollis Street.
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Fisk & Goff
Down Town
Washington Street
Hollis Street
Adams School Fire Hoax Averted Panic in Newtonville
Principal Arthur A Gilbert and assistant Miss Fisk calmly redirected 300 students to salute the flag, exposing a staged fire hoax that trapped crews inside. Smoke engulfed the 20 year old three-story building worth about 13900 dollars with 4090 in property damage, nearly 5000 including books. No insurance. Fire chief notes no prior furnace fires in two days. Miss Wellington praised for leading sixty upper-floor pupils during the crisis.
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Arthur A. Gilbert
Adams School
Newtonville
Miss Fisk
General Grant
Mary E. Wellington
Katherine Chanman
Movement In the United States Ridiculous Rogues March
A quoted commentary denounces Coxeyites and malcontent tramps approaching the frontier. The Standard argues Congress and the executive will not be swayed by demands for something out of nothing and will impose strict measures to restrain the protest movement.
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United States
Congress
Coxey Army Reaches Clarksburg After Chained Pumps
The Coxey army marched from Hyatts Town to Clarksburg in two hours. A brief rest stop was made. In Clarksburg the Commonweal could not obtain water as pumps were chained, forcing the men to rely on farmhouses offering buckets of water.
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Gaithersburg
Hyattstown
Clarksburg
Frye's Commonweal Army En Camped Near Indianapolis
General Frye's Commonweal army, with about five hundred including Hoosier supporters, rests in comfortable barracks west of Indianapolis. Sympathizers, including many city ladies, attend to their needs while Frye's agents request Big Four transport to Washington at $30 per car. company to respond by Monday, army to stay put until then.
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Indianapolis
Frye
Washington
Coxey Army Arrives. Marshals Deployed in Tacoma
In Tacoma on April 27, 2000 Coxeyites gather with about 200 deputy marshals sworn in to guard the Northern Pacific line. The marshals will patrol the route and deter train depredations, promising decisive action if any attempt to seize a train is made.
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Department of the Columbia
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
United States District Court
Swain
St. Paul
Hogan
Forsyth
Mont
Tacoma
Wash
Northern Pacific Road
Coxey army home reserves urge lawful action after train seizure
In Denver on April 27 the home reserves of Coxey's army issued resolutions deprecating the Montana contingent's unlawful seizure of the train. They urged all moving bodies to employ only lawful measures to pursue the army's goals.
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Denver
Col
Coxey’s Army
Montana
Montana Coxey followers to face judge in Helena
The 320 Montana members of Coxey's army in the hands of United States troops will be brought before Judge Knowles of the United States Court in Helena for processing.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Coxey’s Army
United States
Knowles
United States Court
Nineveh Arrives with Captain Nelson Ill. Dalton Takes Command
The barkentine Nineveh reached the port yesterday from the west coast of Africa under Captain O A Dalton after Captain Frank Nelson fell ill. Nelson, popular in local marine circles, had been at sea two years, the Elmira voyage averaging sixty two days. A reception at the wharf drew Captain Nelson’s father in law Captain Andrew Thompson and Mrs. Nelson, before Nelson was driven to Captain Thompson’s Willow street home in West Roxbury. Dalton will command the vessel temporarily, with Nelson able to return if fit.
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Barkentine Nineveh
Africa
O. A. Dalton
Dalton
Frank Nelson
Nelson
Elmira
Gold Coast
Andrew Thompson
Captain Nelson
Captain Thompson
Willow Street
West Roxbury
Captain Dalton
Docks Expansion Planned by Boston and Maine at Mystic
The Boston and Maine Railroad proposes transforming the Mystic docks into a major Boston terminal. With Allan Line steamers moving away, work has begun on the docks opposite the grain elevator, aiming to accommodate large steamers by summer’s end. Export routes include the Northern Pacific and Great Northern to Duluth, Ogdensburg Transit steamers to Ogdensburg, and Central Vermont, Boston and Maine, plus Allan Line steamers.
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Boston & Maine Railroad Company
Mystic Docks
Boston
Allan Line
Boston & Maine
Ocean Line
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Duluth
Ogdensburg Transit Company
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Central Vermont
New York
Buffalo
Chicago
Friends of the
Great Lakes
United States
Transatlantic
Goxey’s Army Featured In Sunday Post Preview
The Sunday Post promises a bright illustrated feature detailing leaders and followers of Goxey’s Army with picturesque incidents along the way. It asserts the piece will be the most complete and truthful account published on the subject.
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Ith Goxey
Sunday Post
Ith Coxey
Sunday Religious Meetings and Talks in City Union Hall
Sunday evening lecture by Rev J J Lewis in Union Hall on Florentine gifted sons Savonarola da Vinci and Michelangelo illustrated by stereo view. Doors open 7, service 7:30. Also listed are debates at Arcade Hall, People's Church lectures, and multiple church services with programs and soloists across Boston venues.
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B. Y
Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
J. J. Lewis
Boston
Savonarola
Leonardo da Vinci
Michael Angelo
Florence
Nationalist Club
Arcade Hall
Park Square
E. M. White
S. B. Webster
People's Church
Music Hall
People’s Church
Columbus Avenue
Evangelist Leyden
A. P
Hospitaller
Washington Street
Thomas F. Procter
J. Albert Snow
Weber Clark
W. H. Cann
A. M. Lennon
Lorimer
Tre
Bible School
Warren Avenue Church
Union Bible Class
Boston Sunday Post Review Preface On Forecasts And Sizing Up
Boston Sunday Post presents a special illustrated piece reviewing the subject. It forecasts the path ahead and weighs the overall situation. The article notes the era and context, signaling how readers should interpret trends and implications in plain terms.
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Boston Sunday Post
Een
Burglars' Cheek Ransacked New York Residence in Hebronville
April 27 report from Attleboro notes a bold burglary at Mrs. Sarah Warren and daughter Mrs. John F. Thompson’s Hebronville home. Thieves looted carpets, ornaments, lamps, silver spoons, bedding, linen, dresses, and more, valued at 800 to 1000 dollars. A description: man about 38, 5 feet 6 inches, light mustache, several teeth missing. suspects fled Thursday night. police pursue leads in Pawtucket, Rhode Island.
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Attleboro
Hebronville
Sarah Warren
John F. Thompson
New York
M. Fuller
The
Browning Society to Read Colombe birthday event
The Browning Society plans a May 7 birthday tribute to Robert Browning with a reading of Colombe's Birthday at Union Hall 48 Boylston Street 7 45 p m. Participants include Mrs Alice Kent Robertson Mrs Frederick H Briggs Professor J J Hayes Charles Copeland Arthur H Pickering M Grant Daniels Professor Daniel Dorchester Jr Thomas Whittemore with Mr Lang expected to preside at the piano.
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Browning Society
Robert Browning
Coxey's Army Sunday in Detail Features Leaders and Followers
The article surveys Coxey's Army with portraits of its leaders and followers and mentions vivid incidents along the route to Washington. It notes widespread discussion of the marching body and the public’s curiosity about its aims and symbols.
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