Endowment Boost for Lincoln Memorial University
Knoxville, Tenn. December 19 President Larry of Lincoln Memorial University Cumberland Gap says he secured from northern sources an endowment of $200,000 and several scholarships. The endowment is assured though benefactors are not identified. The institution was recently founded through General O. O. Howard's efforts.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Larry
Lincoln Memorial University
Cumberland Gap
Tenn
Lincoln Memorial Institution
General O. 0. Howard
Trade with Germany in 1902 shows vast U S exports
Treasury statistics detail 1893 to 1902 trade with Germany. Exports to Germany include corn wheat and wheat flour with values rising toward 1901, and 1902 hampered by corn shortages. Provisions exports cover lard oleomargarine bacon and sausage casings with rising dollar amounts.
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Washington
Germany
Treasury Bureau of Statistics
United States
Ocos
Money for flowers diverted to fund Christmas dinners
In Lynn on December 19 at the request of Captain H. W. Eastham a sum raised by friends to buy flowers for his inauguration day was redirected to Major Fegley of the Volunteers to provide Christmas dinners for the city’s poor.
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Standard House
Caxton
Chicago
Wollas' Laboratory CO
Wollaston
Mass
SUN Advertising Reavy
Chica Eo
BEGIN
Main St
Waterville
Soanvean Noaiverst
Bristol
Busy OR CO
Haverford St
Boston
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Middlesex
Hiram Leonard
Newton
Eald County
H. Samuel Leonard
Cambridge
Boston Post
Charles J.mcintire
Esquire
Ss. H. Folsom
Register
Suffolk
John W. McKim
Elijah George
Ivernia Encounters Rough Atlantic Voyage
The Cunard steamer Ivernia arrived after a rough crossing from England with 676 passengers aboard. Her size and stability provided comfort, though ventilators were damaged and a sea broke into steerage briefly causing alarm before repairs. Captain Stephens calls the voyage rough but not unusual for the season.
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Cunard
Ivernia
England
Stephens
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Summary
Shipping news lists arrivals and clearances of steamers and schooners including Halifax Pye, Mora, James S. Whitney, Governor Dingley, and many others. Ports touched include Halifax, St John, Gloucester, Portland, Baltimore, New York, and Newport News with cargoes of sugar, lumber, potatoes, and passengers. Also notes sailings, tides, and general port activity.
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Pye
N.S
State of Maine
Thompson
St. John
New York
George M. Winslow
Nulty
Wee- Hawken
Scranton
Weehawken
Eckley
Perth Amboy
Cheektowaga
Wentworth
Bristol
Plymouth
Hand
Portland
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Sydney
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Mora
Baltimore
City of Memphis
Seaboard
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Tampar Ayr
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Moran
Lunenburg
Bear River
Pilgrim
Lane
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Glassow
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Greeley
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Newport News
Mabel FB. Goss
Stonington, Me
Mary Langdon
Rockland
Fish Market Strain Eases as Halibut Arrives by Steamer
The waterfront reports 11,60 pounds of fresh ground fish reaching the pier aboard schooners Massasoit and Sadie Nunan with cod haddock hake pollock totals. The Henrietta G. Martin brings haddock cod pollock and cask. Magnolia delivers 18 barrels of herring while prices firm with haddock at 9 1 2 cents and cod at 1 2 cent. A 230 ton steamer New England, built 1897, brings 20,000 pounds halibut from Seattle to relieve market strain. Longshoremen prepare for weekend traffic and the Cunarder Ivernia may not sail today.
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Martin
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Haddock
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Wash
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Nova Scotia
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T Wharf
Pacific
John H. Dialogue
Camden
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Atlantic Avenue
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Larry Norris
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Ivernia
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Toledo
A. H. Bull & Co
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Brookline
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Philadelphia
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New Zealand
Jenkins
Gondor Street
Boston
Joseph Ross
Ross Towboat Company
Ross
Irving F. Ross
Joseph W. Ross
William G. Wiliams
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