Loyal Brown Dartmouth alumni banquet pledges 2 million endowment
Brown alumni from Boston hosted their twenty fifth annual dinner at the Tuileries with President Andrews and President Eliot in attendance. Judge Gaskill outlined a plan to raise 2 million dollars for Brown University, supported by alumni across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown University
Boston
Tuileries
Andrews
Eliot
Harvard
West
Chicago
Brown
America
College
Francis Wayland
H. M. Knowlton
Judge Gaskill
Sons of Brown
Lincoln
Hawaii
Edward Whittier
W. H. Lyon
John Tetlow
Boston Latin School
G. G. Wilson
Dr. Draper
F. W. Woodcock
Joseph N. Ashton
George P. Grant, Jr
H. P. Quick
J. H. Spencer
L. L. Hopkins
Benjamin Williams
E. L. Clarke
Ray G. Huling
A. F. Bean
PB. H. Williams
Charles RB
Auctioneer List of Boston Firms and Hotels
A long list of Boston businesses and addresses appears with firms such as John Pehan & Co. and Geo. Bleiler, Jr., & Co. among others. Notable entries include Parker House, West & Jenney, and Young's Hotel, with street addresses across Tremont, Washington, Hanover, and Essex streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pehan & CO
Blackstone St
GEO. Bleiler, Jr., & CO
Bedford St
E. A. Brown & CO
Green St
J. P. J. Brodbine
Essex St
Carter, Carter & Kilham
Merrimac St
Castle Square
Cutler Bros
Broad St
G. W. Cobb
Saratoga St
Davenport & Hersey
Wash'n St
Julius Fellnber
Tremont St
J. Nicol
Museum Exchange
NEW England
Arthur H. O’neill
Parker St
NYE & CO
T & Pleasant
Parker House
J. L. Parker
Press Cafe
Washington St
J. L. Reardon
North Beacon St
W. Rich
Federal St
Eastern sports lose $5000 in West cocking main
Chicago’s Eastern representatives lost a $5000 cocking main to Western bidders led by John Mackin and Frank Casey of Blackstone. The six hour event near Antioch, Illinois drew large wagers as Casey won the first four, then Mackin surged to six straight. Casey and supporters seek a rematch in the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Mackin
Frank Casey
Blackstone
Mass
Boston
Ilinois Humane Society
Grenn
Sacramento
Cal
Groves
Casey
Mackin
Tom” Hanlon
Warships on the Great Lakes debated by Congressmen
Representatives Heatwole and Smith, Republicans on the House foreign affairs committee, met with Assistant Secretary Day to discuss Cuban affairs and the prohibition on building warships on the Great Lakes. Smith seeks a diplomatic modification of the Ghent treaty and reviews old Spanish claims from 1814 and the 1871 protocol. The inquiry also touches on whether unsettled claims labeled incomunicado can be covered by the treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Heatwole
Smith
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
State Department
Ghent
Great Lakes
McKinley Dole Hold Formal Arlington Meeting
Secretary Sherman and Mrs Dole escorted the Dole party to the Arlington Hotel rooms at 2 30 pm. Porter sought a time for the Hawaiian president to receive McKinley in person, a brief formal call. McKinley then returned to the White House while Dole later paid a brief 415 pm visit and the two presidents talked privately for about five minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sherman
Dole
Arlington Hotel
Porter
McKinley
Hawaiian Republic
White House
Dartmouth Alumni Banquet in Boston Hails Growth
The thirty second annual Dartmouth Alumni of Boston meeting drew 200 graduates and friends to the Vendome. Officers were elected led by President Arthur Little and Secretary Daniel Ruggles. President Tucker delayed by snowdrifts spoke of alumni unity and urged building in Boston to house rising numbers.
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Dartmouth
Boston and Vicinity
Vendome
Association
Arthur Little
Everett Boynton
Isaac T. Paul
Leverett M. Chase
David H. Andrews
William B. Orcutt
Charles W. Bartlett
Charles T. Gallagher
George W. Stetson
John H. Colby
Arthur L. Spring
Daniel B. Ruggles
Benjamin Tenny
Guy W. Cox
Tucker
Dartmouth College
New Hampshire
Richardson
William J. Tucker
F. Richardson
Walbridge A. Field
George EK. Belknap
George H. Brown
James B. Richardson
Boston
Round Table
Henry Cobb
Melvin O. Adams
Charles T. Galagher
Thomas A. Proctor
Benjamin Tenney
G. F. Blake
George W. Esterbrook
Isaac F. Paul
Elijah George
Henry Dewey
S. H. Hudson
James Reynolds
Ralph S. Bartlett
William Cogswell
Horatio Allen
Doane Cogswell
United States
George A. Brown
Everett
Brown
William Jewett Tucker
Massachusetts
New England
Harvard
Hanover
Growth at college spurs faculty expansion and scholarships
The president cited income of 500 000 dollars and near doubling of the student body since administration began. He urged faculty additions in the coming year and supported graduate scholarships to build an in house teaching corps. Professors urged teachers to engage with students beyond class. Governor Black sent regrets, New York alumni offered congratulations.
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Earl of Dartmouth
Belknap
Britain
Bermuda
Tucker
Dartmouth
Charles F. Richardson
J. M. Dutton
Newton
Dutton
Frederick A. Owen
Frank S. Black
New York
Earl of Dartmouth Sends Greeting
The Earl of Dartmouth sends a formal letter to the annual reunion, expressing regret at being unable to attend due to heavy duties in England and praising the flourishing institution tied to his name. Principal C F Bancroft of Phillips Andover Academy is named newly elected trustee. Rear-Admiral George E Belknap is noted in continuation on page 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Gallagher
Earl of Dartmouth
England
America
Dartmouth
C. F. P. Bancroft
Phillips Andover Academy
George E. Belknap
Klondike Outfit Headquarters Offers Cold Weather Gear
Klondike sells a wide line of heavy clothing for extreme cold including coats fur suits moccasin boots and wrappings. The ad lists items such as wool lined coats mittens socks felt boots rubber boots blankets and caps with information and prices freely given from Union Hat Co. Gor. er and Union sts.
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Union Hat Co
Gor. Er and
Union Sts
Bravely Tackled Intruder At Main Street Store
Jan 26 Lynn Newburyport report A Park Lewis chased tackled revolver thief after he broke loose. The suspect John Moran of New York was captured and jailed with diamonds found on him. Police suspect Moran linked to a Lynn hold up. NY officers to notify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburyport
A. Park Lewis
Main Street
Moran
Lynn
Conductor Osborn Convicted For Forcible Ejection
Charles D. Osborn, conductor on the Everett and South Boston electric line, was found guilty in South Boston Court of using excessive force by ejecting Henry Mure During a trip from Evening High School. Judge Fallon sentenced him to one month at the House of Correction South Boston. Osborn appealed and posted 300 dollars bond for the Superior Court.
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Charles D. Osborn
Everett
South Boston Electric
South Boston
Yesterey
Henry Mure
Curry
Osborn
Fallon
House of Correction
Baker's insane act shocks Ashton Cumberland
A well dressed man named Melville Baker of South Weymouth Massachusetts appeared in Ashton Cumberland saying he was insane. He stabbed himself above the heart with a pocket knife. He was locked up and likely not to die. Relatives in South Weymouth were notified.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Melville Baker
South Weymouth
Mass
Ashton
Cumberland
Death by own action in club room on Market street
John F. Newhall, 64, a cement dealer, died by taking ecarbolic acid in a Market street club room tonight. Despondency was suspected as the reason for the act.
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Lynn
John F. Newhall
Market Street
New Yorkers Control Gas Deal in Philadelphia Ties
New York story says United Gas Improvement Company of Philadelphia is finalizing control of Philadelphia gas business. An issue of 7.5 million dollars in thirty year gold bonds at 5 percent has been turned over to a New York syndicate and nearly all subscribed locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Journal and Advertiser
United Gas Improvement Company of
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Train wreck near Sanders Mills blocks Farmington traffic
A Phil lips Rangeley passenger train leaving Rangeley at 11 30 attached with an ice cutter derailed at Sanders Mills after the cutter caught a switch. No injuries among passengers were reported though the incident caused substantial traffic delays.
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Farmington
Phillips & Rangeley
Rangeley
Sanders Mills
One Wife Too Many: Brockton Man Charged with Polygamy
Thomas A. Clark faced the Brockton Superior Court on polygamy charges after being arrested for assault on his Brockton wife. Held in $1000, the case linked a second wife in Rockland, Maine, and identified his third party as Jesse M. Leighton of Brockton.
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Brockton
Thomas A. Clark
Clark
Rockland
Jessie M. Leighton
Senate Debates Teller Silver Bond Payment Plan
The Senate debated the Teller resolution for over six hours on paying U S bonds with silver, with Teller and Daniel supporting and Hoar and Platt opposing. The session also tackled two minor measures and a report from the Attorney General on Louisiana jury exclusions by color.
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Washington
Senate
Teller
United States
Daniel
Dem
Mr. Hoar
Rep
Mass
Platt
Conn
Hoar
Chandler
N. H
Louisiana
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State St
o.Dulley
County
Wise Adams Taylor & &. Distillers
Louisville
Kentucky
Gaskill
Rhode Island University
Eliot—Sons of
The
New Hampshire College
Bay State
Illinois
Eastern Sports
Lakes
M’kinley and
Surroun
Hayward
Hayward Place
Reprietora
Loyal Sons OF
Klondike
Merchant Lewis
Henry M. Teller
Colonado
G. F. Hoar
Toth W Daniel
Baker
Lynn Osment
William Walters
Boston Highlands
Walters
Parker House Cafe
Lobster Club
New Haven
Hartport
Ciutles
Voluntier C-Operative Bank
Ashington Street
Congress
Fairbanks
Secretary of the Treasury
Mr. Teller
Senator Lodge
Mr. Lodge
Lodge
Colorado
Wiliam & Chandler
Henry Cabot Lodge Massoge
Washburn Credit Co
Big Depts
Jorden, Marsh & Co
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