Harvard Overseers Endorse Tuition Debate And Reappointments
The Harvard board approved appointments to proctor and museum trustees and reviewed reports on growth, free tuition trends, and regional student flow. It noted finances, endowed library plans, a $24,207.02 Paine bequest, revised discipline rules, and continued efforts to fund libraries and professional schools.
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James Read Chadwick
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Thomas G. Appleton
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New England
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Eliot
Martyn Paine
Academic Council
Peirce
Lawrence School
Sever
Botanic Garden
Divinity School
City Appointments And Local Reports From Cambridge
The mayor confirms appointments including City engineer George A. Kimball and city messenger Jairus Mann along with several assessors and officials. Winter Hill probes new rail lines with 50,000 dollars subscribed. Norwood funeral notes for George Everett. Cambridge probate lists wills and admin grants. Chelsea reports 700 arrests and liquor-law enforcement opinions. Suburban short notes.
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R. A. Melvin
Silas H. Holland
Samuel
Wesley Co. Crane
Public Library
E.S. Conant
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W. G. Toucey
NEW Horse Railroad
Winter Hill
Boston
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Mt. Washington
Metropolitan railroad company annual meeting notes directors elected
The Metropolitan railroad company held its annual meeting in room 18 Merchants' Exchange with President Calvin A Richards presiding. Directors elected included Richards, Rust, Hendry, Niles, Jewell, Dana, Dexter Richards, Augustus Martin and Liberty Bigelow. A motion authorized increasing capital stock as needed for company purposes. The meeting adjourned and new officers were chosen at Kilby street.
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William A. Rust
William Hendry
Stephen B. Niles
Harvey Jewell
Thomas Dana
Dexter N. Richards
Augustus P. Martin
Liberty Bigelow
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Kilby Street
Charles Boardman
Hamlin R. Harding
Martin
Annual meeting of Massachusetts Total Abstinence society
The Massachusetts Total Abstinence society held its annual meeting with Hon. E. S. Tobey presiding. Highlights include totals for schools addressed, pupils, prizes, and literature circulated. cash on hand and receipts. discussions on a weekly paper and temperance home. a call for a constitutional amendment to ban alcohol. officers elected including John D. Long as president and Benjamin R. Jewell as secretary. Also notes on Dorchester Industrial School, Roxbury Athenaeum, and other institutions.
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Dorchester Industrial School
Roxbury Athenascum
Palladio Hall
J. O. Means
John O. Means
George H. Munroe
George B. Faunce
Robert G. Molineux
Nathaniel J. Bradlee
Henry L. Carter
Samuel M. Weston
James Waldock
Wiliam Crosby
John J. Loren
George Morrill
H. H. Moses
Annual Meetings of the Charitable Association and the Mutual Relief Association
Readers are informed that annual meetings of the Charitable Association and the Mutual Relief Association will be held on announced dates. Members are urged to attend and participate in the planned governance matters and reports.
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Massachusetts Rifle Association Annual Meeting
The Massachusetts Rifle Association met at 608 Washington Street on Tuesday evening. Officers elected for the ensuing year include Vice Presidents Salem Wilder and A. H. Hardy, Secretary H. T. Rockwell, Treasurer J. N. Frye, and directors J. F. Brown, W. Gerrish, E. B. Souther, H. T. Rockwell, A. C. Gould, H. O. Harris, C. W. Hinman, F. J. Rabbeth, Z. Z. Bubbard, J. N. Frye, Salem Wilder, R. D. Archer, E. F. Richardson, J. B. Fellows and H. Gray. The Globe Chess Club also elected officers: President Chas. D. W. Marcy, Vice-President William E. Murdock, Secretary Dr. Wm. M. Ogden, Treasurer Jas. W. Bartholomew, Librarian Frank H. Yeaton, Executive Committee Geo. A. Hall and W. M. Ogten.
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Robbers Snatch Buffalo Robe From Sleigh in Cambridge Corner
Around eight on Wednesday evening Officer Paine of station 3 observed three men seize a buffalo robe valued at about 25 dollars from the back seat of a double sleigh at Cambridge and Charles streets. The thieves fled along Charles street when pursued, abandoning the robe and escaping. The officer recovered the robe.
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Deserted girl in Paris area drama over lost cloth
Near Paris a peasant girl faces desertion by a lover who vowed marriage. Later he visits while she washes garments by a garden well. After a brief chat she pretends to drop a cloth into the well and grieves over its loss as the man offers to lean over.
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Senate Proceedings and Petitions from the Massachusetts Legislature
The senate met at two o’clock with President Bishop presiding. Petitions presented include charter amendment for Fall River. divorce legislation from clergy and ministers groups. railroad extension and alignment for the Massachusetts Central railroad. and related authority to acquire land from Fitchburg. Orders adopted include potential prison dwelling for chaplain, naturalization process amendments, and Hoosac tunnel oversight. Lancaster Savings Bank receivers report details, non concurrence on state aid petitions, and funeral committee appointed for Representative Alexander Hyde of Lee.
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Death of Mr. Hyde Sparks House Action
Mr. Dunham of Stockbridge announced the death of Alexander Hyde, a Lee representative in the house, occurring as he left after adjournment on Monday. A seven member funeral committee with Dunham, Bidwell, Higginson, Root, Lincoln, E K R Webster, and Look was appointed and resolutions were to be reported. the house then adjourned.
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Prominent Universalist Lad and Politician Dies in Maine
Noted Maine figure Alexander Hyde of Lee and early Universalist preacher Shaw, linked to Democratic circles, died aged 76 in Biddeford. Hyde, Williams graduate and Berkshire Historical Society leader, left a large editorial and agricultural legacy. Henry Saville, Boston physician, died in New York at 47. Other deaths noted as well.
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John H. Osgood
Peesil Street
Meses Colman & Son National Roble and Carriage Mart
Friend Streets
Oppenheim Sleighs
Bar
Moses Colman & Son
Radio3
Isburch&co
Boveeweeys
Ss. 10
Mast Street
Bosto
Brewster
Brewster Springs
Devoeye
Depository
Montreal
Gideon Beck & Son
Tremont Street
Booma