Alumni Dinner Revives Brown Alumni Spirit at Young's Hotel
Loyal graduates gathered for the Brown University alumni annual dinner at Young's Hotel. Ex President Andrews drew hearty cheers. Addresses by Clark, Stevens, Kellen, Leach and others, with regrets from Hay and Harkness. Fundraising progress cited, $250000 of $2000000 goal secured. Officers elected: Huling president, Marshall secretary, Blair treasurer.
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Young’s Hotel
Andrews
Edward J L. Clark
Henry D. Williams
Samuel W. Abbott
W. W. Kellen
University Corporation
Benjamin F. Clark
Ray Greene Huling
W. V. Kellen
John Murray Marshall
George F. Blair
H. Adams
Norman Gunderson
H. P. Quick
F. W. Woodcock
W. Duncan
Price List for Cheeses and Delivery Terms
A catalog lists Camembert per box five dollars and various cheeses by the pound or jar, including Swiss Roquefort Gorgonzola Stilton and Imperial. It notes price list mailing on request and prepaid delivery charges on specified order thresholds within defined radii, at regular retail prices.
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Camembert
Roquefort
Gorgonzola
Our Great Annual Sale CANNED GOODS Opens Now
Our great annual sale features a wide assortment of canned goods and groceries at very low prices. The text lists items like sugar, Boston hams and bacon, lard, beans, butter, detergents, and starch with prices, urging shoppers to visit the large store at 680 to 692 Washington St for a profitable display of goods today.
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Washington St
Wreckage Scatters Along Cape After Berry Loss
Provincetown reports heavy southerly gales shattered the schooner Cathie C Berry which ran ashore on Peaked Hill Bars last Sunday. The hull remains, wreckage strewn from Peaked Hill Station to Highland Light, with little salvage. Tug Cumberland and Storm King stay in port due to rough seas while awaiting tow operations for other vessels.
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Cathie C. Berry
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Highland Light
Cumberland
Philadelphia
Storm King
Mt. Ope
Boston
Local addresses listed for public notice items
Readable fragments show a sequence of addresses including 80 to 692 Washington St, 8 Faneuil Hall Sq, 87 and 89 Causeway St, 3 Bowdoin Sq, 274 Friend St, and 1085 Tremont St for potential properties or notices, with no accompanying dates or actions in the visible text. The fragment suggests a civic or real estate posting context and may reference multiple property sites.
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Bowdoin Sq
Friend St
Tremont St
Boston Exports Boom as January Trade Sets Records
Boston shows rising export activity in January with 37 ocean liners sailing. Grain shipments surge with corn up 1.2 million bushels year over year and oats also higher, while flour butter lard pork and beef exports rise. Harbor improvements and larger steamers slated to push 1899 foreign trade growth.
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Boston
Ex-Minister Taylor Urges End to Cuban Army
Former Spanish minister Hannis Taylor returns from Cuba and argues for a rapid settlement with the Cuban army, proposing a loan financed by custom duties to pay soldiers. He warns that continued military rule risks alienation and calls for a provisional civil regime with Cuban participation. He urges bipartisan congressional support and swift ratification of existing treaties to stabilize foreign policy.
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Provencher Arrested in Portland After New Hampshire Murder
In Maine, Lizzie Provencher, accused of fatally shooting Annie Cox in Rochester New Hampshire, is captured in Portland after arriving on a Pullman. Officers traced her movements from Dover to Portland and she surrendered in a hotel toilet room with a revolver and cartridges found in her possession. She refused to speak to reporters and expressed fear of the death penalty.
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Annie Cox
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Dover
North Berwick
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Post
Sylvester
Hayes
Pope Receives Archbishop Ireland in Rome
The Pope welcomed Archbishop Ireland at noon in the Vatican audience. Afterward the archbishop offered two ecclesiastics from his diocese to the pontiff as a gift in the ceremonial meeting.
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Rome
Ireland
Mystery at Charlestown Navy Yard Over Marine Assault
Private Henry A. Tucke of the Wabash lies in Chelsea Naval Hospital with frozen feet and a head gash after being found in the dry dock area. Shore leave, a late night assault by two unidentified bluejackets, and an unclear motive prompt a thorough investigation by shore officers and the Wabash commander.
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Henry A. Tucke
Wabash
Chelsea Naval Hospital
Tucke
Navy Yard
Hesler
Marlboro Agent Induces Lowell Shoeworkers to Cross Strikes
A Marlboro factory agent in Lowell tried to lure former Stevens shoe shop workers, who had been on strike eleven months, back to Marlboro to fill striker positions. Some Stevens employees yielded and left, aiding Lowell strikers at Marlboro’s expense.
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Lowell
Stevens
Marboro
Last Paris Guillotine Execution Ends Place de la Roquette Era
Albert Peugnet, a youth, was guillotined in Paris this morning for the murder of a woman and a boy. The execution marked the final use of the Place de la Roquette, witnessed by an immense crowd amid widespread nighttime rioting and rowdy behavior.
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Paris
Albert Peugnet
Place de la Roquette
Tacoma elects Washington-Addison Foster in joint assembly
Delaware reports three ballots for Senator with Gray 15 Addicks 14 Dupont 7 Nicholson 4 Willis 4 Chandler 2 Higgins 1 absent 5 total 47. needed 24 for choice. No election. Pennsylvania notes Senator Quay again thirteen votes short of the required majority.
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Addison G. Foster
Tacoma
Delaware
Gray
Addicks
Dupont
Nicholson
Willis
Chandler
Higgins
Pennsylvania
Quay
Senate panel backs revival of Admiral Dewey rank
Washington Feb 1 The Senate committee on naval affairs will report favorably the joint resolution reviving the rank of admiral for Rear Admiral Dewey. The measure was amended to extend his retirement by ten years.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Dewey
Tennyson's Grandson Named Governor of South Australia
London february first Lord Hallam Tennyson, son of the late Lord Alfred Tennyson poet laureate, has been appointed Governor of South Australia.
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Lord Hallam Tennyson
Lord Alfred Tennyson
South Australia
Reichstag Passes Third Reading to Repeal Anti-Jesuit Law
Berlin February 1 Reichstag today passed the third reading of the motion to repeal the anti-Jesuit law. The vote advances toward lifting the restriction on Jesuit activities in Germany.
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Reichstag
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