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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1890

Page

3

International American Bank plan gains support

Washington June 17. The International American Bank arises from the recent republics conference. Charles R. Flint leads U S interest with T Jefferson Coolidge assisting. Bank aims to promote North South trade via direct exchange and steamship links, with broad powers and a capital stock set at 10 million dollars, to be potentially increased to 25 million.

Washington Sprrciau International American Bank United States Congress Charles R. Flint New York T. Jefferson Coolidge Boston Flint London Hitt Committee On Foreign Affairs Committee On Banking Banking Committee Senate Sherman Committee On Finance Windom Lacey John J. Cox Conrad N. Jordan Mexico South Central America Secretary of the Treasury Secre Allita

Harvard and Yale Freshmen Crew Arrive In New London

The Harvard University and freshman crews arrived at New London Connecticut this afternoon. Yale freshmen are scheduled to arrive tomorrow followed by Cornell and University of Pennsylvania crews later in the week.

New London Conn Harvard University Yale Cornell University of Pennsylvania

Rhode Island Ballot Reform Moves to Engrossed Bill

The Rhode Island General Assembly met in special session called by Governor Davis. The House rejected municipal ballot reform amendments and sent the bill to be engrossed. The Senate authorized a commission to obtain funds from the federal government for Rhode Island veterans of the Fourth Regiment.

Providence R. I General Assembly Davis Senate Fourth Regiment Rhode Island

Mansfield's team defeats Boston Athletic Association in cricket match

On Longwood grounds a match between Lot Mansfield's XI and the Boston Athletic Association ended in Mansfield's victory by 21 runs after first innings. The B A A replied with 63 in their turn and 53 in the second, while Mansfield's team totaled 84 in the first, with notable scores by Carpenter 33 and Beals 30 in the second block before time ended.

Longwood Lot Mansfield Boston Athletic Association Mansfield L. Mansfield Chambers G. Wright George Wright Mudie Carpenter Beals Tyler Caton Dutton Houghton

Ivory Soap Stands Above Counterfeit Brands

A reader notes many white soaps claim to be as good as Ivory but argues they fail the genuine article. The message urges consumers to request Ivory Soap for true purity and quality.

Address Before Brown Alumni Calls for Political Duty

Brown University alumni gathered on campus for ceremonies under Rowland Hazard at the First Baptist Meeting House. Richard Olney delivered the oration urging educated men to engage in politics with disinterested leadership and to prepare for public service through renewed university training. The Rhode Island Alpha Phi Beta Kappa met, electing officers and reporting a $22495 balance, with committees named for arrangements, auditing, and arts and letters.

Providence Brown First Baptist Meeting House Rowland Hazard John M. English Newton Theological Seminary Richard Olney Altoree Walter Cochrane Bronson Ithaca N. Y Cornell Rhode Island Alpha Phi Beta Kappa William B. Weeden T. W. Bancroft Alonzo Williams Charles B. Goff J. H. Appleton Aniel Beckwith David 8. Baker George M. Carpenter J. C. B. Woods KF. Denison Benjamin I. Clarke IT. W. Bancroft Emory Lyon David W. Hoyt Reuben A. Guild Robert B. Chapman

Reception for Lasell Class of 1890 Honors Bragdon Family

At Lasell Seminary Newton on June 17 Mr and Mrs Charles C Bragdon hosted a reception for the class of 1890. The sprawling house and broad piazzas were lit brightly with Japanese lanterns and ferns and shydrangels adorned the halls. Graduates mingled with guests as music floated through the corridors and conversations filled the evening.

Newton Srvcrau Charles C. Bragdon Lasell Seminary Mansea Mran Bragdon

Seminary Graduation Night Social Reflects Old Interests

The event drew many people in support of the seminary with several clergymen from the Methodist church in attendance. downstairs, pie and meats were served while cosy tables encouraged conversation. The supper room attracted attendees as heat made ices appealing, and the quiet seating offered pleasant seclusion after the crowd above. The reception closed early so seniors could rest before graduation exercises.

Methodist Church

Ivy Day Observance at Smith College Alumni Tea and Trustees Meeting

Today at Smith College Ivy Day was held in the elm shade near the Art Gallery with about six hundred graduates and townspeople. The day featured ivy events, an ivy oration and song, and the planting of the class ivy with the year 1890 marked nearby. Mary Gulliver chaired the alumni meeting, and officers were elected. Trustees met and confirmed Anna L. Dawes as a three year trustee. Huntington resigned and a replacement will be chosen. The college voted to expand history botany and English literature courses, hire more teachers, and build a new gymnasium. The widow of Professor Rossiter was named matron of Dewey House, and gym teacher Miss Colburn retired to marry.

Northampton Smith College Jessie Rand Westfield Ivy Margaret S. Hoblitt Canton Ill Alice M. Wonson Gloucester Annie $. Wykoff Woodhaven N. Y Pauline G. Wixgin Manchester N. H Mary Gulliver Helen Rand Elizabeth Cheever Worcester Springfield Anna L. Dawes Pittsfield FE. D. Huntington New York Rossiter Marietta College Ohio Dewey House Colburn

Tufts College Alumni Elect Officers and Plan Boston Meeting

Tufts College alumni packed Goddard Chapel on College Hill for a contemporary meeting, voting to move future gatherings to Boston during Commencement week. Officers elected include W. B. French president and C. K. Cutter vice president, with G. T. Knights as secretary and treasurer. directors named include Edwin Ginn and R. C. Brown. An afternoon talk by W. P. Beckwith on education outlined concurrent obligations of college and graduates.

Tufts College College Hill Boston W. B. French Charles K. Cutter C. H. Puffer G. T. Knights Edwin Ginn L. L. Dame R. F. Leighton C. B. ‘Southard Rh. F. Leighton Ph.l Gloucester J. Farnsworth A.M Brookline Henry Blanchard Portland

Bates College suspends sixteen after Ivy Day incident

Bates College Lewiston Me reports sophomores in a vandalism incident last night painting faculty doorsteps. The class denies involvement and offers help to find culprits. A faculty meeting suspended sixteen members amid Ivy Day exercises with odes by Miss Mabel S Merrill.

Lewiston Bates College Analytics Bates Mabel Merrill

Phillips Exeter Class Day marks 107th ceremony in Chapel

Phillips Exeter Academy held its 107th Class Day in Academy Chapel with remarks by class president Roddey Jewett Bardwell and a full program including class history, prophecy, and oration. A list of graduates spanning multiple states followed, led by Harry Edwin Andrews and Joseph William Carr, concluding with an open air concert and the June ball in the gymnasium drawing attendees from outside Exeter.

Exeter N.H Phillips Exeter Academy Academy Chapel Roddey Jewett Bardwell Tunkhannock Penn Joseph William Carr Hampstead N. H Maynard Ladd Santa Fe N. M Edwin Manton Grover Needham Mass The Times Everett Carr Ellis Harry Edwin Andrews Kennebunk James Dwight Arnold North Abington Raymond Holbrook Arnot San Francisco Cal Rodney Jewett Bardwell Charles Norton Barney Cambridge Edwin Buell Bloss Titusville Carroll Taney Bond Baltimore Clinton Headley Crane Ohio Lucius Ferdinand Culver St. Louis Hugh Everett Curtis Rock Island Ill Samuel Starrett Dearborn Nashua Alexander Samuel Diven Elmiira N. Y Everett Parr Ellis Arthur Wells Elting Upper Red Hook Arthur Lovett Endicott Milford Frank Manson Haradon Marshaltown Iowa William Ogden Harrison Chicago George Cooley Hixon la Grosse Wis Edwin Olaf Holter Helena Mont Charles Woodbury Howard John Corse Howard John Howland New York Burton Healey Hurd Elma Marion Tower Mich Robert Campbell James Great Barrington Henry Levi Newman, Jr Goorge Genslager Harrisburg William Joseph Parrot Kennebunkport Stephen Stanley Patten Augusta Ernest Reginald Pike Brentwood Louis Isaac Prouty Spencer, Mass Frederick Charles Saunders Newmarket Frank Blair Sidaway Stafford Springs Conn Frederick Winslow Stetson Edward

Mystic Park Trots Off Great Heat at June Meeting

Dawson wins the three minute class at Mystic Park in 2:31 with Volunteer second and Stanley third. Fearnaught, owned by David Nevins and driven by Jimmy Golden, dominates the 2:20 class beating Jean Valjean by a length in 2:21.4 as Mambrino Maid trails. Olaf and others also race in a daylong program with Rockdale Riding Park opening nearby and a large crowd attending.

Bunker Hill Mystic Park Grand Stand Mambrino Maid Jean Valjean Fearnaught David Nevins Jimmy Golden Dawson Fanny Swopes Volunteer Stanley Dawgon B. G J. H. Goldsmith Ruatigy D Eve Seees Griggs B. N G. W. Leavitt Oesere Uarter Miah Hilla Vvscsica Inci Yesseecer Olaf Mambrino Aid Maid Jean Golden Jock the Maid Jean Valon Rowen Wit Olaf Pb. G J. Golden Jean Valjeaff J. J. Bowen B. m. J. H. Goldsmith Blk. G Highland’Stock Farm Aem Aie Eoedl

Hood's Sarsaparilla Builds Strength in Summer Weariness

Advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a natural tonic that strengthens the weak and enervated in warm weather. Claims to purify the blood rather than act as a stimulant. Sold by druggists at 1 dollar per bottle or six for five dollars. Prepared by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.

Hood C. I. Hood & CO Apothecaries Lowell Mass

Salvator Triumphs In Tight Suburban Horse Race

The Bugle noted a crowded post as Cascius led early with Salvator close behind. After a long stretch duel Salvator edged Cassius by a neck, with Tenny and Strideaway following and Kingston’s old record cited as 2 06 for the suburban distance.

Coney Island Jockey Club New York Salvator Cassius Tenny Strideway Firenzi Raveland Prince Royal Longstreet Montague Bugle Troms Strideaway Searing Bristen Wad Salvator Recond Raceland Kingston Brooklyn

Fragmentary 1890 Scrip and Bank Transfers

List of shares and orders dated 1890 for multiple railroads banks and companies including Lowell Manufacturing Co Chie Kur and Quincy Railroad Old Colony Railroad Blackstone Bank Washington National Bank Freeman's National Bank First National Bank Salem Rutland Railroad Columbus Springs Consolidated Railroad of Vermont National Car Company and National Mortality and Debenture Co of Boston with executor day orders and scattered entries totaling about 2000 Wol

Satu Lowell Mig. Co Payne Coal & Iron Co Kur. & Quincy RR Old Colony RR Globe Nat Blackstone Hay. Bar Bank Rutland Togton Atlantic Consol, RR Columbus Springs Reece Hole 8. M. Co National Car Co National Morta. & Deb. Co Boston McKay & Big I. . M. Asso

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