Tufts College Commencement at Smith College Campus
Sons of Tufts College and guests gathered for the annual exercises at Goddard Chapel with President Capen. Degrees were conferred across Arts Philosophy Mechanical Arts Divinity and more, followed by speeches from Governor Brackett, trustees, clergy, and alumni. A banquet and evening reception closed the event with calls for funding for Sawyer Hall and a divinity building project.
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Capen
Smith College
Brown University
Sons of
Tufts College
College Hill
Barnum Museum
William W. Leach
Henry C. Buck
Austin B. Fletcher
Howard D. Nash
Edwin A. Start
Sumner Robinson
Goddard Chapel
Elmer H. Capen
Isaac Wallace Cate
John Stevens Lamson
George Hoyt Hero
George Wallace Penniman
Alvano Thomas Nickerson
Orlando Knapp Hollister
Charles Lincoln Reed
Charles Obed White
Levi Oscar Williams
Harry Weston Whittemore
Chaucer
Elwood Arthur Burnham
Edwin Joel Crandall
William Best Eddy
Eugene Burt Lawrence
Burdett Henry Loomis
Herbert Olin Maxham
David Thompson Montague
Harry Chester Bascom
Brackett Wright Davis
Clarence Freeman French
Wade Keyes
Eugene Warren Poole
William Churchill Felton
John Stevens Lawson
Alvany Thomas Nickerson
Frank Norman Simons
Leon Oscar Williams
Clarence Augustus Crooks
Frank Williams Durkee
President Capen
Brackett
J. O. Burdett
Hingham
G. B. Emerson
Newton_ Talbot
Pope
Somerville
Thomas H. Armstrong
W. Meachum
Charles Robinson
J. G. Knowlton
E. J. Young
T. J. Sawyer
Kugg
Princeton
Sylvester Brown
Divinity School
Commonwealth
Board of Trustees
Luits College
Hooper
Warren Woodbridge
Sawyer Hall
Samuel W. Meachum
Woburn
Burdett
Commencement Highlights Across New England Colleges
Smith College awarded B A degrees to a large list of graduates led by Ellen Abbott and Lucy Allen with oration by Rev Brooke Her ford. Brown University marked its 121st commencement with bachelor of philosophy awards and notable honorary degrees. Amherst Agricultural College issued B S degrees amid Kendall prize results. Dartmouth held its Sing out and wet down as seniors wrapped exams. Princeton College closed with about 100 graduates and notable gifts. Cornell University saw a tuition rise and 169 degrees conferred while Washington and Lee awarded a D D to Rev Lindsay.
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Gertrude Frances Buell
Madison
Mary Ella Colgan
Indianapolis
Ind
Catherine Cullinan
Bridgeport
Nellie Gray
Fall River
Emily Hazen
Auburndale
Ella Maria Hinds
Providence
R. 1
Alice Robbins Johnson
Brookfield
Margaret Waldo Lovejoy
Haverhill
Helen Isabel Loveland
Newark
Mary Arlina Mason
Brookline
Sarah Luella Newland
Ware
Eliza Metcalf Pierce
Amy Elmira Powell
River Falls
Wis
Theodora Williams
Reed
Hadley
Ruby Lucy Rich
Chicopee Falls
Ella Scribner
Tarrytown
Florence White Seaver
Templeton
Anna Hawley Seelye
Amherst
Emma Goodeve Sebring
Charleston
D. C
Alice Stanley Taylor
Mary Sprague Thayer
Westfield
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Laconia
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Lucy Mary Clapp
Montague
Elizabeth Elmore Paine
Oshkosh
Clara Elizabeth Dawson
Abigail Taylor Seelye
School of Art
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Old First Baptist Meeting House
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London
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Bracket Allies Set Rally at Wesleya n Hills
Local political notes announce a June 27 conference in Wesle yan Hills at 2 pm for supporters of Hon. J Q A Bracket and his bid for the Republican nomination for governor. Five candidates compete for clerk of the South Boston District Court with a 2400 dollar salary and perquisites: Joseph A Allen incumbent Russell A Warren Thomas F Bell E D Foss and Otis T Waterman.
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South Boston
Joseph A. Allen
Russell A. Warren
Dorchester Street
Thomas F
Executive Council
Finance Committee
Ames
Ebenezer M. McPherson
Boston
Frank E. Howard
Clinton
Worcester
Weaver Osborn
Fall River
William Tf. Carolin
Lowell
Jacob H. Hecht
Trustees State Workhouse
State Farm
James H. Ballagh
San Diego
Cal
Massachusetts
James W. Norcross
Marine Society
Carroll D. Wright
Robert T. Swan
Pittsburgs Nearly Shut Out By Boston In Tense Tilt
A six-run surge by Boston after Pittsburgs started slowly. Staley three notches in wild pitching aid Boston. Clarkson struggles. Attendance 2,800 as Pittsburgs escape a shutout 1-0.
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Staley
Clarkson
Pittsburgs
Ballot Act League forms to promote Australian system
A meeting at Young's Hotel established the Ballot Act League to ensure Massachusetts ballot act 1888 works at the next fall election. Officers include President Elihu B. Hayes and Secretary Josiah Quincy with a nonpartisan board and a $1 membership fee.
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Young’s Hotel
Josiah Quincy
Quincy
E. M. White
Boston
Ballot Act League
Henry Parkman
League
Elihu B. Hayes
Lynn
William E. Russell
Cambridge
O'Neil Larkin
John D. Long
Hingham
Elmer H. Capen
Somerville
P. A. Collins
W. W. Crapp
New Bedford
Frank K. Foster
T. W. Higginson
J. Q. A. Brackett
Arlington
J. O. Burdett
John Boyle O'Reilly
Edward E. Hale
Richard H. Dana
Albert ©. Burrage
Henry H. Sprague
Edwin M. Chamberlin
Merrill Wyman, Jr
Edwin M. White
Nathan Matthews, Jr
John H. Wigmore
Albert C. Burrage
Congress Street
Court Street
All Going to the Circus Enjoys Big Tent Spectacle
The article extols a local circus as the best ever seen, praising the Chamber of Illusions, a varied menagerie, two-ring performances, and 600 foot tent. It notes Barnum’s speeches draw crowds and urges attendance before the show ends in three days.
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Massa
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Freeman Aluen
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William Minot
William P. Kuhn
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Joan W. McKim
Esquire
Elijail George
Register
Massachl
J Selts
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Emily M. Prescott
Brookline
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Cambridge
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Dedham
Boston Post
George White
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Commonwealth OF Massachussetts
Suffolk
Sally Hammond
Richard Olney
Ellen Hammond
Edward C. Pickering
Caroline Whitridge
John W. McKim
Elijah George
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