Subscriptions rise for Georgia Alabama Investment issue
New York June 24 Special to the Post reports subscriptions for the Georgia Alabama Investment and Development Company special issue of 50,000 treasury shares total over 20,000 shares to date with daily inflows of 20,000. Swiss parties take 5,000 shares and the July 1 closing date suggests the issue will be oversubscribed.
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the Post
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Georgia-Alabama Investment and Development Company
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Unclear OCR section lists mining names and times
Fragments show mining operations and ore car listings with place names Potosi Sierra Nevada Gould & Curry Hale and Norcross. Times like 6.00 and 3.30 appear along with prices such as 2.15 2.05. No clear event or narrative emerges from the text.
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Electro-Scientist Dead in Goingen Death
Berli June 24 Professor William Edward Weber a renowned electro scientist died today in Goingen Hanover after a brief illness. The passing removes a noted authority in electro chemistry and electrical research from the scientific community.
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William Edward Weber
Goingen
Hanover
Amherst College installs new president Gates at ceremony
Amherst College held the formal installation of Dr. Merrill Edward Gates as president with 1200 attendees in College Hall. The proceedings included Seegle handing over the keys, Gates’s inaugural address urging higher standards and broader culture, and remarks by Rev. Dr. Storrs and alums. The Amherst Alumni Association also met and a Pratt Gym banquet gathered more than 500 alumni for speeches and toasts.
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Amherst Alumni Association
Henry D. Hyde
Boston
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R. M. Benjamin
Herbertl. Bridgman
Brooklyn
N.Y
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Northampton
Mass
H. B. Adams
Baltimore
George A. Plimpton
New York
William L. Cowles
Pratt Gymnasium
George W. Cable
Gleary Whitcomb
Worcester
Ek. Winchester Donald
New York City
FE. K. Alden
H. P. Adams
Johns Hopkins
Lamson
St. Johnsbury
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Chicago
Hyde
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Seelye
Storrs
W. 5. Tyler
Charles B. Andrews
Connecticut Supreme Bench
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Cornell
K. F. Fullerton
Waltham
Glee Club
British Steamship CID Wrecked Off French Coast
The British steamship CID, 976 tons, en route from Newcastle on Tyne to Naples, was wrecked yesterday off the French coast. The third engineer and a sailor were drowned. the rest of the crew are at Le Havre.
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Hetherston Elite Ken Whiskey Puts Quality First
Although other brands may cost less, a single trial proves the Hetherston Importing Con ELITE KEN TOCKY WHISKEY superior in merit and value. Priced a bit higher, it is finest in quality and sold in sealed bottles about 4% and 1 16 gallon at leading druggists, hotels, and fancy grocers, including Chas I Rogers Co, Webster Co, McIntire, Jon T Brown, Howland Co, Martin, and other first class places.
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Commencement Day at Harvard Recalls Class Day Fanfare
Alumni gather at 2:30 for a famed procession led by RobertS. Peabody and a long list of marshals. The day features reunions in Holworthy and Thayer, a Memorial Hall banquet, and speeches in Sanders Theatre including Narioki Kosaki the Japanese Savoy School student. Reunion crowds fill the yard as Governor Russell attends with Lancers.
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Henry Sturgis Russell
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Samuel Atkins Eliot
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Remarkable Wood Mantels At Just 14 Dollars
A fine white wood mantel with over mantel half shelves panels and large bevelled mirror is priced at 14 dollars. The design is new and suited for drawing rooms halls or dining rooms. Over fifty styles are in stock with quick delivery and low custom order prices. Send two two cent stamps for an illustrated catalogue.
Dentists Cooke Clapp and Potter Practice Operative Dentistry
Dwight Moses Clapp and William Henry Potter, both Doctors of Dental Medicine, join Cooke in operative dentistry. The three practitioners are highlighted for their expertise in essential dental procedures and patient care within the field.
Alumni Graduation Exercises At Sanders Theatre
Within Sanders Theatre an audience gathered to hear orations and confer degrees. Latin salutatory by Carroll Neide Brown and essays by Hugh McCullough Jr and Henry Robert Gidhill. Law Divinity Medical speakers listed. several graduates did not speak. President Kliot conferred degrees as business concluded with a dinner for about thirty alumni. The meeting signals rapid school growth and intent to improve all departments.
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Romeo
Hugh McCullough, Jr
Harvard
Henry Robert Gidhill
Charles Lewis Slatterly
Charles Wesley Willard
Edward Rowland Sill
Charles Henry Conrad Wright
Law School
William Henry Rand
Divinity School
M. Nariaki Borer
Cab Iecs
Inapan
Medical School
John Bares Blake
John Henry Huddleston
Howard A. Lathrop
Lewis M. Walker
Kliot
Harvard Overseers Ballot Elects Bonaparte and Four Others
Voting in Massachusetts Hall chose five alumni for six year terms. The slate features Charles J. Bonaparte of Baltimore and fellow Bostonians T. Jefferson Coolidge George O. Shattuck Charles R. Codman and Charles F. Folsom. Moses Williams was elected for two years to fill Henry Walcott's vacancy. The drive reflects Harvard clubs in the South and West seeking representation on the local dominated board.
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South
Charles J. Bonaparte
Baltimore
University
Francis Rawle
Philadelphia
New England
Harvard Club
West
Bonaparte
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Boston
George O. Shattuck
Charles R. Codman
Charles F. Folsom
Moses Williams
Henry P. Walcott
Alumni Dinner at Harvard Ends With Praise and Debate
Harvard College alumni gather in Memorial Hall for a Commencement dinner marked by tributes to Edward Everett and notable figures, lively remarks from President Adams and President Eliot, and a controversial discussion on curriculum changes. The event honors past leaders, features a statue presentation, and celebrates football and track success while debating time limits for studies.
Harvard Overseers approve broad faculty appointments
At a regular meeting the Harvard Overseers voted to appoint Oliver Fairfield Washworth as professor of ophthalmology and George Alonzo Bartlett as associate professor of German and regent. They named proctors for 1891-92, appointed numerous instructors across Medicine, Dentistry, Botany, and the sciences, and reappointed several lecturers and clinical instructors for 1891-92, including specialists in surgery, gynecology, pediatrics, and neurology, with multiple deans and assistant professors listed for the College, Lawrence Scientific School, and Graduate School.
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George Alonzo Bartlett
James Mott Hallowell
Frederick Redman Clow
Augustus White Long
Harry McCormick Kelly
Arthur Brown Willmott
Winfield Scott Nickerson
Charles Haddon McIntyre
Edward Clark Morey
Charles Louis Mix
Frank Stanley Stebbing
Frederick Boyden Jacobs
Henry Hudson
Frederick Wesley Dewart
Franklin Chester Southworth
Charles Rochester Eastman
David Clarence Torrey
Carl Adolf Ewald
Francis A. Christian
Samuels. Curry
Robert Wheeler Willson
Nathaniel Thayer Kidder
Hall von Jagerman
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Wolft
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Goodwin
Herbert Leslie Burrell
Henry Webster Gillett
Waldo Elias Boardman
Henry Lauriston Upham
Arthur Henry Stoddard
Theodore Millis Fisher
Samuel Holmes Durgin
Henry Parker Quincy
James Jackson Putnam
Elbridge Gerry Cutler
Francis Henry Davenport
Edward Marshal Buckingham
George Minot Garland
Charles Montvanello Green
Franklin Henry Hooper
Harold Clarence Ernst
Herman Jank Vickery
Francis Augustine Harris
William Merritt Conant
John Homans
Howard Cowles
Francis Boott Greenough
George W Aalington Gay
Abner Post
Arthur Jacy Cabot
John Baker Swift
George Lincoln Walton
Philip Coombs Knapp
Forest Greenwood Iddy
Virgil Clarence Pond
Charles Hutchins Taft
Frederic Eugene Banfield
George Howard Monks
Edward Earl Hopkins
Charles Pomeroy Worcester
Henry Cliffort
Patrick William Moriarity
Iliam Frederico Gay
Alumni Association Holds Annual Meeting and Elects Officers
The Alumni Association met at Harvard Hall at 1 PM with Marshall Snow presiding and Henry Parkman as secretary. A three member nominating committee proposed officers for the year and the treasurer reported funds of 3670.14 dollars as of June 1 1891 with no payments this year.
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San Francisco
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Cambridge
Robert St. Lincoln
Chicago
Moses Williams
Brookline
Morris Gray
Robert Grant
Lothrop Thorndike
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