Meads Lectures on Greek Tragedy and Modern Thought
Edwin D Mead discusses the collision of individuals with institutions in Aeschylus Sophocles and Shakespeare. He contrasts Aristotle and Montesquieu, notes modernity in Plato and Emerson, and analyzes Antigone Oresteia and Julius Caesar with emphasis on justice, order, and societal roles.
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Edwin D. Mead
Josiah Royce
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Cambridge
Hillside Chapel
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Antigone
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Mr. Mead
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Plato
Europe
Helen of
Jeschylus
Paul
Dante
Moses
Micah
Isaiah
Christ
Apostles
Gses
Luther
Calvin
Knox
Sam Adams
Boston
Bacon
Aristote
Ezekiel
Israel
Schylus
Sey Nens
Goethe
North American Review
Sophocles
Mead
Oresteia
Alschylus
Cereon
Ulysses
Troilus and
Cressida
Shakspere O
Timon
Athens
Coriolanus
Julius Cxsar
Snider
Julius Casar
Fillmore Moore
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New York
Rhode Island Militia Encampment at Oakland Beach
Rhode Island militia brigade holds Governor Camp Davis at Oakland Beach July 26 to 30 with Brigadier-General E H Rhodes in command. About 1200 men expected in two regiments and two colored troops companies. Governor Davis attends throughout the week. no Army inspection this year.
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Sprcrau
Rhode Island
Oakland Beach
Camp Davis
E. H. Rhodes
Dyer
Davis
Brilliant Wedding at Abbott Home in July Evening
Fred L Amazeen son of ex Conductor Harris Amazeen of the Boston and Maine railroad wed Miss Ida G Abbott daughter of Dr Lyman A Abbott of this city. The ceremony took place at the bride’s home at Russell and Chester streets with Rev Bolles of Salem officiating. Fred L Abbott the bride’s brother was best man. Gifts included $5000 cash from the bride’s father, silverware sets and diamond items. They departed on a wedding tour East and will reside in Newburyport upon return.
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Newburyport
College rowers arrive at Geneva for training on Seneca Lake
Teemer Hamm and Bubear arrived at Geneva New York yesterday and will begin training on Seneca Lake for the upcoming races. The college boat house has been secured to house their shells.
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Bubear
Geneva
W. Y
Seneca Lake
College
Another Great Game as Detroit Loses to Washington
Detroit loses to Washington in tenth after a tense contest at South End grounds. Van Haltren dazzles mayhem amid Chicago pace, while New Yorks beat Indianapolis 3 to 2 in Hoosier city. Philadelphia tops Pittsburgh 9 to 2 on sharp fielding and Irwin’s home run burst.
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Madden
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Twitchell
Donnelly
Ganzel
Philadelphia
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Beecher
Irwin
Wood
Fogarty
Portlands defeat Manchesters in high scoring Maine game
Portland with Hatfield and Dicker son key as they top Manchesters 8 to 6 in Portland. Fensorson, Lufberry, Coughlin also contribute while Duffy and Carney drive runs for the visitors. In Lawrence, Lynns edge Lawrences 7 to 6 as Devlin wobbles but settles in. Lowells beat Haverhills 7 to 1 behind Toftling two base hits and steady relief.
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Manchesters
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A. E. Andrus
Sheffter
Dickers’n
Qlenis
Hatfield,p
Coughlin
Oj Carney
Avin
O O
McDerm
Ferson
Porelamss
Dickerson
Aes Mc
Lowells
Haverhills
PO. AE
R. BH
Be Lovely
Sheehan
Hartnett
Manning
Cudworth
Gardner
Postis Cme
Bradley
Higwins
Flanigan
Stea Ok OS Ol Ae
Toftling
Lovely
Guinnese
Potter
Errora
Baseball scores from four major matchups
At Philadelphia Athletics 6 Clevelandes 1. At Brooklyn Brooklyns 11 Louisvilles 7. At Baltimore Baltimores dollars Cincinnati 5. At New York Metropolitans 10 St. Louia 6.
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Clevelands
Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Louisvilles
Baltimore
Baltimores
Cincinnatis
New York
Metropolitans
St. Louia
Curious Cumberland reservoir near Pawtucket faces completion
Special report describes a nine mile north reservoir at Diamond Hill Cumberland once Massachusetts, built of local stone with walls and buildings in diverse colors. Workmen and locals contributed remarkable stones from yards and quarries, creating a mosaic of granite marble and metals. Water not yet in the basin, but expected to appear soon.
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Pawtucket
R. L
Diamond Hill
Cumberland
Massachusetts
Capri
Bridge contract awarded for iron Merrimac crossing
At a special meeting of the bridge committee the contract to build the iron bridge across the Merrimac River replacing the burned wooden structure was awarded to the Boston Bridge Company for 39 790 dollars. Completion is set for February 1. Niagara Company of New York had submitted the only competing bid at 44 4550 dollars.
Concord Road Favored in New Hampshire Railroad Fight
Concord at center of a fierce statewide contest as local supporters rally to back the Concord road against rivals Boston and Maine Boston Lowell Northern Manchester Lawrence and branches. Whitefield townspeople show strong opposition to Hazen bill backing Atherton bill while ex Congressman Briggs defends consolidations and Olney letter cited.
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Hazen
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Manchester
Briggs
Richard Olney
Boston
Colonel Sinclair
Worcester, Nashua & Rochester Railroad
Charles A. Sinclair
F Esq
Worcester, Nashua & Rochester Railroad Company
Worcester, Nashua & Rochester Eee
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Tattleton
Harry Bingham
Maine
W. W. Brown
Portland
Berlin Falls
Eastern
J. H. Gallinger
Manchester Union
Concord Railroad
Dr. Gallinger
Gallinger
Reunion programme for New Hampshire veterans at Weirs
The New Hampshire Veterans Association outlines the August reunion at Weirs from August 28 to 26 with events each day. The camp is named Timothy 8. Crowley. Notables include General A. S. Twitchell, Colonel Shackford, and General James R. Hall. Highlights: band concerts, parades, camp fires, an oration, a regatta, and a fireworks display. Guests include General John C. Fremont and governors of New England states. Highland Band and Eastman's Orchestra will provide music.
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Sprcrar
A. S. Twitchell
Gorham
New Hampshire Veterans’ Association
Nathaniel Shackford
Lake Village
Charles H. Reed
Manchester
Charles H. Allen
Concord
New Hampshire
Weirs
Timothy 8. Crowley
Nashua
Sons of Veterans and Woman’s Relief Corps
O. C. Wyatt
Tilton
G. A. R. and
Sons of Veterans
Camp Fire
F. P. Foster
Milford
Ladies’ Relief Corps
J. H. French
Penacook
James R. Hall
Maine
J. M. Davis
Haverhill
Moa
John C. Fremont
New England
Vermont
Corporal Tanner
New York
Colonel Hapgood
Boston
Highland Band of
Eastman
Orchestra of Man
The Post on Sale at New England Resorts
The Post lists summer sale locations across New England and nearby areas including White Mountains towns like Bretton and Bethlehem, Mt. Washington region spots, coastal resorts such as Newport and Cape Cod, and Maine locations. Names of hotels inns and managers appear with many towns and resort names in New Hampshire Massachusetts Maine and Vermont. The list emphasizes broad distribution at resort newsstands from New Hampshire to Nantucket and Provincetown.
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Twin Mountain
Mt. Pleasant
Bethlehem
N. H
Eo Cc
N. Jones
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