Uncle Dan on Old Harvard Days and Polished Networks
Uncle Dan recalls Harvard dorm life at Hollis and Holworthy No 9, the Chapel, and old friends like Lowell Aldrich Osgood and Holmes. Anecdotes include Dr Peabody’s hat moment, a Profile House gathering with Holmes performing a charade, metaphysician gags, Bartol's coastland faith, and Aldrich’s Atlantic writing humor.
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Uncle Dan
Harvard
Orange
Maggie
Goody
Hollis
Lowell
Aldrich
Osgood
Holmes
Dr. Peabody
Harvard Square
Treaty Blocked by Hale in Senate Fight on Japan Pact
Washington February 22 The Senate faced a stubborn showdown over the new commerce and navigation treaty with Japan. Senator Hale denounced the pact as a voluntary surrender of a commercial advantage, while Senator Lodge defended its reciprocity terms though objected by protectionists. The clash led to a long debate and adjournment with ratification deemed impossible that day.
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Readymade
London
Lodge
Maine
Senate
Pacific
Japan
Mr. Hale
Hale
Washington
Europe
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
State Knox
United States
Messrs. Lodge
Parker Malden boot maker dies after long illness
John H. Parker a Malden boot and rubber goods manufacturer died at his home 228 Main Street Malden after a February stroke. He was 75 and survived by sister Mrs Joanna Day and children Charles Parker Mrs W C Goss Mrs H E Converse and Harry Parker. Born Southboro September 14 1835 he moved to Malden in 1864.
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John H. Parker
Malden
Main Street
Mr. Parker
Southboro
Man jailed for $74 theft in Scollay Square robbery
Samuel Weiner 29 of 40 Seneca Street South End was arrested last night around 6 p.m. charged with larceny of $74 from Samuel Vesnick of 6 Minot Street. Vesnick said the suspect was one of four youths who robbed him at Scollay Square subway station and then separated.
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Samuel Weiner
Seneca Street
South End
Samuel Vesnick
Minot Street
Scollay Square
Funeral of Wife of New Haven Conductor
Mrs. Sarah Gray formerly of South Boston wife of William J Gray a known conductor of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad was in yesterday afternoon from the Graham undertaking chapel on Washington street.
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Sarah Gray
South
Boston
William J. Gray
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Graham Undertaking
Washington Street
Mercer Car Wins San Leandro Race
Mercer driven by Bigelow took the light car race at the Oakland Panama Pacific meet in San Leandro California finishing in 1 hour 42 minutes 64 seconds. Maxwell secured second and E M F third.
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San Leandro
Cal
Mercer
Bigelow
Maxwell
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Delight
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
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Atlantic
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Wolf’s
My Clothier
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Sale
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America
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J. H. Parker
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Lawrence
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Mitchell the Tailor
Yastingo
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