Harvard Takes The Cup In Record Breaking Meet
Harvard won the Intercollegiate Amateur Athletics of America meet at Berkeley Oval with 45 points to Yale 25 and Princeton 23. Carey of Princeton set a world record in the 220 yard dash at 21.4 seconds, Williams of Yale tied and then broke the 120 yard hurdles world mark, and Columbia, Amherst and others also posted strong showings. Baker of Harvard muses about beating Carey and may train to challenge the record.
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Plenty Horses murder verdict discussed by Senator Pettigrew
Senator R F Pettigrew of South Dakota spoke in New York about the Plenty Horses trial. He said the Indian killed Lieutenant Casey and merits blame, not war. Pettigrew noted Plenty Horses was educated and trusted at Carlisle, and his acquittal risks encouraging further killings by renegade Indians. He compared the case to treatment of Chicago Anarchists.
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War as We See It Now and Other Scribner’s Pieces
The June Scribner’s gathers John C. Ropes on Civil War strategy and rail telegraph marvels, contrasting Lincoln and Davis, with reviews of Lang on Moliere and Sarcey on The Great Streets of the World. It features Wendell on Boys’ Clubs, stories by Samson and Maria Blunt, poems by Hardy and Carman, and notes on Goethe Faust and New England in short stories.
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Havana Sugar Market Quiet as Sellers Hold High Demands
In Havana on May 31 sugar buyers show willingness to yield, but sellers raise bids beyond foreign levels. Week sees limited business and a quiet market. Quotes include Molasses sugar at 2 31/4 to 2 60 gold per quintal, Muscovado 2 1/4 2 4 3%, centrifugal 2 8 7 4 3 12%, with warehouse stocks and weekly receipts and exports detailed.
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Exports and Imports May 31 1891 Liverpool listing goods
A detailed ledger of imports and exports dated May 31 1891 in Liverpool. Numerous firms including Bay-steamer Cephalonia and Venders like Smitha Dovre Mty Company and Reed & Barton appear with items such as flax, tin, machinery, leather, books, woolens, bicycles, and clothing. The list names many firms and items with quantities, showcasing a broad port trade.
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Sophocles in Cambridge and the Lincoln essay in Atlantic
A critical note on The Atlantic Monthly June issue featuring Mr Schurz on Abraham Lincoln and Professor Palmer on Sophocles. The piece reflects on Evangelinus Sopho cles and his impact on Cambridge undergraduates, describing his Homeric bearing and solitary figure. It contrasts translations with original Greek study through Mr Moulton and mentions Samuel J. Barrows on the Southern Negro.
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The North American review and notable excerpts
The North American criticizes Andrew Carnegie for advocating gold certificates amid a broader attack on silver. It notes figures like the Earl of Meath urging compulsory physical education, Ticknor’s law and lynching coverage, Barnum’s abroad sketch, and reviews of naval policies and Gettysburg views. General Sickles is praised for disobeying orders with beneficial outcomes.
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Dodge on Von Moltke and Future Warfare Essay
The June Forum features Colonel Theodore A. Dodge arguing mind over sword in future warfare with illustrations. Also notes Sir Charles Dilke’s critique of Australian Federation’s closeness to Canada. President Walker on the Great Count of 1890 and Hyde praising the Sargent system of physical training.
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Wagner and Tannhauser in Paris in 1861 sketch
In the June New England magazine the lead piece by E H House recounts Wagner and Tannhauser in Paris, focusing on the memorable episode of 1861. Edwin P Mead argues Puritanism must adapt to modern conditions, warning against extreme individualism in politics and religion. Elizabeth Akers Allen praises Shillaber's wit, though not always approved by the world. The Lynn City sketch by Edwin A Starr offers strong illustrations, and Harvard Memorial Poems include facsimile pieces by Holmes and Lowell.
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Two Great Minds Endorse Soden Troches for Lung Diseases
Sir Morell Mackenzie and Professor Koch, esteemed European authorities, recommend the Soden Pastilles for threat, lung and catarrhal ailments. They claim superiority against malaria and atmospheric influences. Beware imitations. genuine boxes bear Mackenzie’s testimonial and signature. Price 50c.
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Massachusetts dissolution petition for Chelsea Reserve Fund Association
The Chelsea Reserve Fund Association petitions the Suffolk Supreme Judicial Court to dissolve after reporting assets of 160 dollars plus 200 dollar emergency fund, with under 200 members and an outstanding 200 dollar beneficiary payment. A receiver may be appointed for any unexhausted funds, with notice ordered in Boston Post.
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