President Eliot Denies Harvard Club Speech Report
President Eliot of Harvard flatly denies the Philadelphia Harvard Club dinner despatch alleging reporters in Boston are drunkards thieves and dead beats He says portions are false and attributes the misreport to L Clarke Davis and a misinformed despatch, defending journalism training while criticizing newsroom hiring practices and shorthand reporting.
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Harvard Cricket Club challenges Yale for spring cricket match
Harvard University Cricket Club formally challenges Yale University to one or more cricket matches next spring with dates and venues to be arranged. The bid is sent to Mr Adee, Yale athletic committee chairman, amid Yale lacking a cricket club. Also notes H U C C editor J W Allen and Harvard Cooperative Society meeting details and Felton Hall reading room setup.
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Funeral of Mrs Anna S Savage in Watertown
Funeral services for Mrs Anna S Savage mother of Rev M J Savage were held at her son Rev W H Savage residence Summer Street Watertown. Rev Francis Vittany led readings and prayers with no singing. Floral tributes appeared and neighbors and First Parish Unitarian Church members attended. Body placed in a receiving tomb and will be buried next spring in Maine.
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Poor Accommodation on Local Trains on Providence Division
A letter to the editor criticizes the Old Colony railroad for overcrowded trains on the Providence division. The writer details standing passengers on a 6:18 pm Canton Junction to Boston train, noting three passenger cars plus a smoker and baggage car, and mentions empty cars at stations. He calls for adding cars to meet demand, citing frequent fourteen mile standees. Boston, Feb. 24.
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Varnishing Day at the Paint and Clay Club Exhibit
The ninth annual Paint and Clay Club show opens with an intimate viewing before public access. Nearly one hundred works including oils watercolors and etchings line the galleries with notable pieces by Abbott Graves Caliga Greene Dow Hobart Bicknell Tolman Enneking Waterman Pierce Santry Selinger and Stone among others. The reviewer notes fresh bright tones and American spirit overpowering the dreary gray school of some recent works.
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Jewels and Laces: A Woman's Health Restorer
In the face of fashionable society's trials women break down, lose health, and become wrecks. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, sold with a guaranteed refund, strengthens the whole system, calms nervous symptoms, and aids sleep. An illustrated 160 page book on woman’s diseases is offered for ten cents. Buffalo address provided.
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World Fair bill vote in national House shows
Market notes from New York and Chicago describe weakness in Tennessee Coal and Iron yet late buying supports. Atchison and Eastern rail shares see activity while railcar orders surge for several lines. Buckets shops and short interest discussed amid holiday sentiment as World’s Fair bill progresses in the House.
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Charles H Carroll Dies at 90 in West Newton
Charles H Carroll aged ninety died at his West Newton home yesterday. Born in Maryland in 1800 he was part of the Carrollton family and spent years in Baltimore mercantile trade. He retired twenty-five years ago to Newton where he built the Carroll homestead. He wrote essays on bi metals, lectured on finance, and contributed to the Post and other journals. He leaves a widow, two sons and two daughters. Funeral tomorrow at 2:15 PM.
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Deaths in New England: Palmer Sampson Holmes
Mrs Sally Palmer of Hingham died on Washingtons Birthday at age 92 born April 13 1797 in Hingham known for local history and reading. John S Sampson of Cortland N Y aged 83 born Plymouth descended from Miles Standish and John Alden whose grandfather commanded a privateer in the Revolutionary War. Josiah Holmes Jr prominent Quaker and former Mattapoisett shipbuilder died suddenly at New Bedford of heart failure.
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Marriages of Jewett Dadman and Webster Cram in Roslindale and City
In Roslindale on February 20 Edgar H. Jewett wed Lily P. Dadman, with Rev. Merritt C. Beale officiating. In the city on February 22 Earnest A. Webster married Emily F. Cram, with Rev. Nelson B. Jones Jr. presiding.
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Obituaries of Several Residents and Their Ages
Notices from multiple Massachusetts towns list deaths and ages on Feb 20 23 24 28, including Frederick L Burden 43 West Newton Charles H Carroll 90 Arlington Elizabeth Clara 55 Lucinda R Dresser 60 Julia Fee 60 East Boston Horace Farrington 67 West Roxbury Annie S Gavin 23 Chelsea Albert D Henderson 51 Boston Caroline Willard Keith Feb 22 Eliza J Little 22 Jamaica Plain Julia A Myrick Feb 23 Swampscott Susan Y Maynard 59 East Boston Sally Palmer 92 Hingham Horatio Pollard 68 Harvard Bridget Ryan Somerset Dominick Self 50 Boston Mary Semple 65 South Boston Susan Jordan Vaughan 65 Louisville Ry Emma P Whitman 64 Newton.
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