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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1883

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Local Page Fragments Offer A Glimpse Of News

A patchwork of items from late editorials to telegraph reports, with local and general news, personal notes, financial and market briefs, real estate, marriages and deaths, ship news, hotel arrivals and meteorological summaries.

Telegraph and Mail Jaird OURTH

Yale Harvard Race Set For 5 30 In New London

John G Thompson denies pouts and sulks and backs Hoadiey in a Yale Harvard clash to be run at 5 30 this afternoon in New London com Betting favors the blue wearers The Mobile Register questions lard markets and press focus on the issue Maryland Republicans near canvass and offensive policy are noted The Dover Republican reports an accidental murder while Senator Hoar struggles and loses support and appetite Gen Tevino warns of Mexico trouble from railroad boom subsidy concerns.

New London Com Tevino Mexico

Flood losses in Missouri valley exceed half a million crops

The Missouri valley flood damage is immense with seven townships reporting over 500000 in crop losses. Railroad losses will run into millions as the disaster widens. A separate political note suggests Rollins trails in New Hampshire senate votes.

Missouri Valley

Renegade Democrats as Republicans in Early U S Politics

The piece argues that several politicians shifted party allegiance from Democrat to Republican and back, citing Plais ted of Maine Butler of Massachusetts and others like Ulysses S. Grant Dix Hamlin and Logan as examples of renegade Democrats elected to high office.

Hoadley Plaisted Maine Butler Massachusetts Ulysses S. Grant John A. Dix Hannibal Hamlin John A. Logan

Insurance Firms Face Fire Brigade Costs in London

A 19th century arrangement sees London insurers fund the municipal fire service via a levy on insured properties. Costs rose from about £10,000 to £24,000 annually as fire business grew. Insurers seek relief, while officials argue losses and gains offset by fires and extinguishments, highlighting a double tax on homeowners.

London Fire Brigade Metropolis Fire Engine Establishment Metropolitan Fire District Thfe

Fair Harvard Commencement with Governor Butler in Cambridge

Harvard University observes commencement with Degrees conferred in Sanders Theatre. Gov. Butler attends alumni dinner and delivers a speech. the governor rides escorted by National Lancers from Boston to Cambridge. Overseers elects five members while honorary degrees are announced. Memorial Hall hosts a dinner after ceremony.

Sanders Theatre Mr. Choate Gov. Butler Harvard University Boston Cambridge Old University Town College Yard University Memorial Hall National Lancers Bulfinch Street Dean State House Massachusetts Butler Ames Dalton Cilley Verry Higgins Lancers Corps Beacon Street Tremont Scollay Square Court Street Bowdoin Square Cambridge Street Harvard Square Lancers Massachusetts Hall Fiske Middlesex Eliot John Langdon Sibley Hoar Germania Band Sanders Charles P. Curtis George E. Lowell Chestnut Hill Charles P. Perin Fort Snelling Minn Board of Overseers Francis A. Walker George Edward Ellis Charles Babbidge Gen. Walker George F. Ellis Peabody

Harvard Alumni Dinner Reaffirms Endowment and National Role

Harvard alumni gather in Memorial Hall for the annual meeting. Officers are nominated as bitter funding shortfall prompts a committee to bolster subscriptions. Remarks praise President Eliot and Massachusetts support as Gov. Butler and Choate address the assembly with tributes to Harvard’s evolving national mission.

Harvard Hall Memorial Malls Joseph Mr. Cheate Eliot Gov. Butler Joseph HW. Cheate New York Arthur Lincoln Williams Robert M. Morse, Jr W. W. Greenough Amos Lawrence Solumni Chase Herbert C. Mason Col Henry Lee William Francis Bartlett Daniel C. French Memorial Hall

Harvard Students Among Soldiers at Balls Bluff and Peninsula

The passage recalls Harvard students fighting with front rank courage during Ball Bluff and the Peninsula campaigns. It notes soldiers commenting on dress, compares to Balaklava, and praises Harvard and Massachusetts for loyalty. Col. Henry Lee and others spoke. Gov Butler departed Memorial Hall amid cheers from students.

Harvard Balls Bluff Peninsula Massachusetts Col Henry Lee Gov. Butler Memorial Hall Boston

Dartmouth Phi Beta Kappa Meeting and Alumni Assembly

Dartmouth College hosts the Phi Beta Kappa meeting with re-elected officers and new alumni inductees. Hon. George W. Nesmith, Judge Crosby, and Gov. Butler discussed honorary degrees and a roll of honor for Dartmouth’s war service. A concert by American Band of Providence and Temple Quartette accompanied the event.

Fhasover N. C Phi Beta Kappa Society Dartmouth Harry Bingham Judges Cross Manchester George A. Marden Lowell Mass Dartmouth Alumapi Association Og Chapel John Wentworth Chicago T. P. Redfield Vermont C. F. P. Bancroft Massachusetts William M.S. Lacd New Hampshire H.N. Twombly New York John H. Wright Hanover E. J. Bartlett Wentworth New Brunswick Geo. W. Nesmith Franklin N.H Nathan Crosby Francis Boardman Palmer Boston Board of Trustees Jesup Chandler -Dentific Edward C. Wardwell Winchester N. N Fred A. Metcalf Lowelly Mass Fred P. Weeks Plymouth A. W. Brill Riverhead Walter S. Angier Swanzey N. H American Band Providence R. I Henrietta Bebee Temple Quartette College Church Butler Bartlett George W. Nesmith Franklin, N. H J. D. Clark Swampscott, Mass A. B. Thompson Concord Edward D. Redington Edward C. Carrigan

Amherst College closes commencement week with honorary degrees

Springfield Mass June 27 A large crowd attended Amherst College closing exercises. Diplomas were presented by President Seelye with honorary degrees conferred on Benjamin L Swan Henry E Jewett Geo Harris William Allen. Harris spoke at alumni dinner defending orthodox views. Seelye praised college prosperity new library plans gymnasium funding and self discipline shift. The Phi Beta Kappa committee was asked to raise admission standards.

Springfield Mass Amherst College Seelye Benjamin L Swan Henry E. Jewett Revy.Geo. Harris Andover D. D William Allen Massachusetts Supreme Court Colle C. M. Pratt Brooklyn Henry T. Morgan D. W. Poor Henry Ward Beecher J. G. Merrill St. Louis Cnev E. W. Donala New York Wade Phi Beta Kappa Society College Hall

Yale Commencement Honors Waller as All Degrees Conferred

Governor Waller presided at Yale commencement as every graduate received the A B degree. Honorary degrees were awarded to Bishop Williams of Connecticut and others. Law, divinity and medical schools granted 44, 26 and 6 degrees. An alumni dinner featured remarks by Bayard and Waller.

New Haven Conn Yale Gov. Waller D.D Bishop Williams Diocese of Connecticut Alex Twombly Boston LL. D Thomas F. Bayard Delaware Justice Woods U. 5S Supreme Court George Shires Pittsburg Thomas M. Waller Cable New Orleans Henry B. Sands New York Law School Divinity School Medical School Thos. F. Bayard United States Waller Potter Yale Art School

Postal Telegraph elects new directors in Gotham

The Postal Telegraph company names a slate of eleven directors including H. J. Jewett and G. W. Carr for the coming year. Rail pool agents meet with Commissioner Fink to audit Montreal accounts. The New York Herald wins a $19,215 suit against the city over an ad bill. Vanderhoot & Co. files for an assignment with liabilities of $119,908. The Catholic national union meets in Brooklyn with about 200 delegates. The Albany aldermen ban toy pistols. Adolph Neuerdorff, ex manager of the Germania theatre, fails for $61,000 with $5,700 assets.

New York Postal Telegraph Company H. J. Jewett G. W. Carr Thomas Dickson George S. Coe H. L. Horton J. B. Erhardt H. Cummings F. W. Peck A. W. Beard G. D. Roberts E. L. Gillette Commissioner Fink Montreal New York Herald Herald Edward A. Vanderhoot

Ohio man sentenced to hang for wife murder in Isla

Charles Bach of Toledo Ohio was convicted Wednesday and sentenced to be hanged in October for murdering his wife in Isla. Other brief items note Senate action on apportionment bills, Archbishop Wood's will, and various misdeeds, accidents, and local events across several states.

Charles Bach Toledo Isla Pennsylvania Senate McCracken House Archbishop Wood Walter Gardner Wilkesbarre Lancaster Portland Helena Montana John McCormic Isaac 3. Hathaway Philadelphia Mary Butler Louis Kean Louisville R. W. Woolly Kean Woolly

One Step Higher Boston Graduates Diploma List

The Boston public schools held exams as graduates of twenty schools received diplomas on Wednesday. A complete list printed shows numerous names of male and female scholars from Brimmer, Wells, East Boston High, Norcross, St. Mary's Parochial, and other schools with awards and diplomas announced alongside students from Bennett and West Roxbury High.

Boston Boston Public Schools

State Republican Convention Nominees and Platform

Des Moines June 27 delegates fully represented with no contested delegations. Col D B Henderson named temporary chair and pledged to favor home rule and home industries. Addison Rhodes noted as vice president. Baren R Sherman re nominated for governor A H Manning for lieutenant governor and Prof Akers for superintendent. Judge Reed declared nominee for supreme court. Platform pledges liquor prohibition and tariff stability to protect American industries and labor. oppose liberal changes to customs laws.

Des Moines John A. Kasson D. B. Henderson Dubuque Addison Rhodes Mahaska Baren R. Sherman A. H. Manning Prof. Akers Linn Iowa

Harvard Freshmen Rout Columbia in Easy Victory

Harvard freshmen defeated Columbia in a rowing race at Hartford Conn with a clear lead of about three and a half lengths. The Harvard crew surged ahead after initial close pacing despite a midrace snag on Columbia bow oar. The win fuels Harvard hopes ahead of the university race while Yale backers bet confidently.

Harvard Columbia New Lonon Conn Harvards Columbins Lim Columbias Yale

Rollins Clings To Narrow Lead In New Hampshire Senate Vote

In a noon joint session the New Hampshire Senate tally shows Edward H Rollins edging ahead by one vote after changes from yesterday. Other names mentioned include James W Patterson Gilman Marston Benjamin Peech and new member from Littleton, with Drake Faxon and Hunt voting for Rollins and Robie switching to Patterson. Adjourned until noon tomorrow.

Conceryd Jane Cnee Lgz Harry Bingham Edward H. Rollins Itieeiniaecske James W. Patterson Dames F. Briggs Eevcce Aaron F. Stevens Itieabeatesscen Ae Gilman Marston Bandeeraane Benjamin F Snk Careekc Satawdees Rollins Lise Portsmouth Drake Gifford Faxon Conway Hunt Sandown Clark Davis Keene Robie New Hampshire Patterson Littleton Marston

Remembering a Visit from Old Hickory Fifty's Years Ago

Correspondence from the Boston Post details Andrew Jacksons 1830 visit to Concord. It notes Jackson Rifle Company escort led by Capt J S Fowler Capt Eben F Elliott and Capt Nathaniel Rolfe with all three men alive and near Concord Fisherville aged 87 73 and 69. They have remained Democrats and faithful to Jacksonian democracy.

Fisherville N. H Andrew Jackson United States Concord Jackson Rifle Company J. S. Fowler Eben F. Elliott Nathaniel Rolfe Mr. Eliott

Iron prices steady as Virginia pig iron fills Philadelphia market

Despatch from Philadelphia reports Virginia pig iron selling at 18 dollars spot cash. No 1 foundry improving due to scarcity. special brands at 2350 delivered. standard brands 100 ton lots at 21 22. inferior iron 20 21. Thomas iron 20 50 delivered. No 2 iron abundant. Mill irons plentiful. lowest furnace sale 16 50. shipping port 17 50 to 18. other items and steel rails noted with varying prices and pending winter delivery negotiations.

Philadelphia Virginia Thomas Shippin Port Standard Forge

Rejoicing in Sandwich Over Canal Bill Signing

June 26 Sandwich Massachusetts reports Gov. Butler signed the Cape Cod Ship Canal company incorporation. About 200 citizens gathered before the Central House with two brass bands, bells ringing, and speeches by M. C. Brown E. Whittemore A. F. Sherman George T. McLaughlin C. E. Pope J Kilnan D. F. Chessman Dr. J. E. Pratt and others. The crowd cheered the enterprise’s success.

Sandwich Mass Gov. Butler Cape Cod Ship Canal Company Central House Bond Eaton M. C. Brown

Legislature debates printing Hoosac tunnel evidence postponed

Senate discusses printing testimony on Hoosac tunnel sale and railroad consolidation. After hours of argument over who represents state interests, the vote to suspend rules failed and the matter was indefinitely postponed. A prorogation order was adopted directing the legislature to pause until Aug 27 1883 to consider the public charitable institutions report on the Tewksbury state almshouse.

Senate Bates Worcester Hoosac Sherburne Suffolk Commonwealth Wells Middlesex McGeough Messrs. McFarlin Allen Plymouth Gerry Locke Norfolk Johnson Troy Greenfield Haile Hampden Railroad Committee Hoosac Tunnel Livermore Franklin Avor House Boston Shelburne Troy and Greenfield Tewksbury

Fires in Boston and Vicinity Reported With Several Losses

Soot fire in a chimney at No 81 Chelsea street Boston damaged lightly. A hay and straw storage building at Morris and Skinner streets Asbury Grove Hamilton burned for a $100 loss. A dry house near Maiden Street and Wareham Street suffered $500 in damage from a fire starting in the boiler room. Telegraph brief notices include Cahoon barn fire in Taunton with $3,000 loss, Diehl and Lord beer bottlers fire in Nashville with $60,000 loss, a woodshed fire in West Randolph Vermont, Hernstein energy factory blaze in New York, and the Glen Flora hotel fire in Waukegan Illinois with notable losses.

Boston Chelsea Street Charles McGovern Morris and Skinner Streets Asbury Grove Hamilton Taunton C. H. Cahoon Cohannet Street Nashville Tenn Diehl & Lord Valentine & Co Phillips, Buttorff & Co Handly, White & Co West Randolph Chase New York

First New England Civil Service Exam Held in Providence

The Providence exam under the civil service law occurred yesterday with 14 competitors eight for postal work and six for Washington departments. The written test ran from 12 30 to about 5 o clock and may be followed by public release of questions to clarify expected standards of capability under the new rules. In Detroit 17 candidates took the first such exam there led by Judge Thoman with some female applicants among them.

Providence R. I New England D. B. Eaton Washington Civil Service Commission Detroit Mich Civil Service Thoman

Harvard Class Dinners At Youngs And Parker's

Members of Harvard College class of 734 dined at Youngs hotel including Samuel M. Felton T Cushing B E Cotting W Rodman H Blanchard Gassett Jas Sargent I Hinckley. Of 53 original, only 25 living. Class of 752 had 10 at Youngs. class of 43 had 26 at Parker's. class of 48 had eight present.

Harvard College Young’s Hotel Samuel M. Felton Philadelphia T. Cushing Boston B. E. Cotting W. Rodman H. Blanchard Neponset H. Gassett Dorchester Jas. Sargent Worcester I. Hinckley Young’s Parker’s

Lowell Named Man in Divorce Suit

James Schneider sues Mary Schneider for divorce on adultery grounds in New York. The plaintiff alleges Mary’s intimate relation with a man named Lowell. Lowell testified the accusations were true and confessed past troubles including a Worcester manslaughter indictment and a Boston police dismissal.

New York James Schneider Mary Schneider Court of Common Pleas

Republican State Convention Nominates Hubbard and Condemns Windom Row

The Republican state convention in St Paul renominated Gov Hubbard by acclamation. D Gilfallen was named permanent chairman. A resolution condemning Republican legislators who refused to vote for Windom after caucus nomination was tabled 148 to 92. The platform backs the river and harbor bill and a re enacted pensions arrears clause.

St. Paul Minn D. Gilfallen Gov. Hubbard Windom Congress

Marriages and legal notices cross Maine and New Hampshire

Miss Ida May Marshall wed Alfred L. Moody in a Maine linked tale as Judge Goddard cites Maine statutes progress. Col Gustavus Locke weds Helen Lane in Walpole with 200 guests and rich gifts. The bridal party later joins a Boston honeymoon at Wentworth House. A N E S battered pests and 15¢ sale mention closes the item.

Col Gustavus Locke Sherbrooke P. Q Walpole N. H Helen Lane F. F. Lane Keene, N. H Walkley Keene Boston Col. Locke Gary. Weston Wentworth House Newcastle

Jolly Boys Arrested After Fortification Prank

Six college men from local classes built a fortification with cannon fire crackers and Ronn candies on the campus and refused police orders. E P Howe a Boston lawyer who graduated twelve years ago was severely clubbed by an officer. City Clerk James P Gott posted bonds for the prisoners who were fined five dollars and costs of one hundred forty two dollars in city court.

New Haven Conn E. P. Howe Boston James P. Gott

Boston Residents Prepare Fourth of July Return to Portsmouth

Boston and vicinity residents of Portsmouth plan a large Fourth of July reunion with a special Eastern Railroad train chartered to depart at 6 05 A M and arrive around 1 00 PM. The delegation will lead with music, wear blue and gold badges with scarlet marshals, and some will display blue and white from prior reunions. A second Wesleyan hall meeting will outline badge sales and ticket access for the round trip priced 1 50 dollars, valid July 4 through 9.

Boston Sons and Daughters Portsmouth N. H Eastern Railroad Wesleyan Hall

Mr. Duffy Conducts Annual Pupils Musical at Palladio Hall

The pupils of Mr J G Duffy presented a concert at Palladio Hall Dudley Street with Mr Charles Behr assisting. The program featured piano duets solos zither and violin pieces and songs by Misses Stacia Tobin Agnes Corbett Alice Judd Gertrude Kelly and others. The audience praised the performance and Mr Duffy received thanks from parents and friends.

J. G. Duffy Palladio Hall Dudley Street Duffy Charles Behr Athalia Stacia Tobin Agnes F. Corbett Tendresse Alice Judd Santa Lucia M. Kelly Wearing of the Green Alice J. Kelly Jessie of Dundee Hiram McKay Mr. McKay Gertrude F. E. Kelly Bebrand Edward C. Montsie Meagher Kelly

Fatal Fall on West Cottage Street

Philip Sampson aged 60 fell from a building on West Cottage street Wednesday and was killed instantly. Other reports note arrests for breaking and entering at 135 Pleasant street saloon and a series of injuries from accidents including a child falling on West Seventh street and a man losing a leg in Charlestown.

Philip Sampson West Cottage Street Charles Lothrop Thomas McCabe P. J. Nagle Pleasant Street John Huston West Seventh Street Boston Lane John F. Nolan Hyde Park Highland Lake Grove New York and New England Massachusetts General Hospital Richard H. Finn Lime Alley Hoosac Tunnel Charlestown

Island Park Clay Stakes Cliff Notes Races

At Island Park the Clay stakes for three minutes carried 3000 dollars. MajOlice led early with a 2:21 time, followed by Se Fer Wing and Inas Davis as top finishers in the 3 minute class with times around 2:20. The 2:29 Whitehead stakes offered 1000 dollars with Howard Jay and Billy Button placing in the field. final times ranged from 2:21 to 2:26.

Albany N. Y Island Park Phauas Inas Davis Kk Dec Peart Sceksasse Eee Bae Capt. Hont S.scccicacccesen Howard Jay

San Francisco Labor Leader Opposes Rail Fare Cuts

Denis Kearney president of the Workingmen's association of San Francisco appeared before California's railroad commission to protest fare reductions. He argued lower fares would reduce wages for about 11,000 railroad laborers in the state and affect other workers too. His remarks drew attentive listening.

San Francisco Cal Denis Kearney Workingmen’s Association of Railroad Commission of California

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Williams Ralph D.wilson Charles E. L. Wingate Howard Ayres Wm. Barnes Magna Cumlande Cumlande William Patten Charles H. Metcalf Albert H. Tuttle Kenelm Winslow Doctors OF Medicine Eliot B. Bachelder Samuel 8 McFarlane Edwin Blaisdell Myron M. Smith Frederick W. Hill Joseph E. Waitt Edward A. Low Albert C. Aldrich A. B Frank Holyoke Bradford Allen S. B Rufus P. Hubbard Louis E. Allen Geo W. Huse Charles A. Atwood Alton A. Jackson David E. Baker Fred M. Briggs K A. Chandler A.cheever Adams M. Chisholm Henry ‘Tf Coggershall C.k.coggershall A.B Ralph M. Cole Joseph D. Couch Thom E. Cunningham Henry M. Cutts Frank H.daniels Samuel Delano Frank X. Dewin William H. Devine M. RK. Donovan H. B Charles H. Dunn Henry W. Faulkner P. J. Finnigan Charlies C. Foster Eugene Fuller W. Galloupe M. Goelding Arthur G. Griffin Charles AH. Grimm Raymond B. Guiteras Wm. D. Hall George Haven P. W. Hewins A. H. Hodgdon Charles 8S. Holden Frederick William Kennedy Asbury Gil Juet Cenith D. Lawin S. B.columbus Scofield Charles E. Simpson Hayward Stetson Wm. C. Stevens Wim Stephens Benjamin R. Symonds William A. Tremaine John Trumbull Chas. E. Warren Charles E. Webster Jacob L. Wells Arthur B. Wetherell Leonard D. White Roland B. Whitridge Walter Woodman A.L Alfred Worcester A.M Apel Coerballis Franklin A. Dunbar Phillip c. Knapp Edward W.W. Warren Henry A. Wood Eugene M. Ehrlich F. J. Moorman Samuel c. Gilbert Alpheus H.snow Walter J. Hughes Wm. G. Taylor H. H. Johnson Frank Brewster Oodyke A. G E Guild A. Bsee Ordinay Kennison B.B Wm. Schofield Fredi H. Allen A. K Geo. Pellem Ok Geo. H. Ve Ps Evi Rete Kaufman Walter N. Buffum Alfred Mack Clarence D. Divan John K. Hastings Thomas G. Milstead C. S. Mukland Jacob E. Callahan Chas E.st.john Frederick Aimy John E. Mande A. Coolidge Lis L. Nelson A. Geo.t. Hartshorne E. K. Stevens H.c.king D. A Fred M. Stone Phillip C.’Knapp D. J. H. Ward Robert Luce A.” . Wheeler A. My Farley B. Goddard John N. Johnson A. M William T. Piper Arthur W. Roberts Herbert M. Troyd Angell B. Babbitt Walter E. Damon Frank E. Jennison Joseph H. Sheffield Charles H. Grandgent Edward Cumming George H. Heilbron Robert E. O’callaghan Charles J. Hubbard Patrick M. Samuel Morris John H. W. Edgerly Everett W. Sawyer Mellen W. Haskell Edwin A. Howell Alfred GC. Lane Arthur R. Marsh Frenk E. Jennison Howell Edward Cummings Angell B Babbitt Frederick Nichols Fletcher Ranney Thomas C. Batchelder Alphonso A. Wyman Frank B. Fay George W. Evans Arthur Dennison Sumner B. Pearmain Frank W. Kaan Herbert Putnam William H. Page Ralph A. Coolidge Henry L. Smythe Charles P. Worcester James M. Burch Phomas W. Cowgill Benjamin B. Holmes Samuel Norris Chokich Franklin H. Hooper George H. Heilbroy Patrick M. Keiting Walter L. Keating Osgood Putnam George E. Howe Arthur H. Woodbury Chas. E. N. Wingate Charles Ranier Reuben B. Moffatt Jeffrey R. Brackett Wm. H. Garrison Sabin P. Sanger Walter R. Dame John F. Moors Louis ©. Johnson Rousmomere Ormond G. Smith George P. Morris Edward P. Warren Walter Curtis Henry M. Crapo Arthur K. Hone Chas. W. A. Hocke Joseph E. Davis Wm. W. Wentworth William T. Lord Charles Hamlin William BE. Wies Hdward E. Hale Sallace Mitchell Charles F. Morse Oscar E. Barry Frank L. Clough Lucas L. Baker Wm. W. Bryant Chas. D. Canterbury I Paul Jones James A. Noyes Geers S. Winslow Henry K. Cabot Idenest S. Jack Wm. D. Sullivan Frederick G. Reed Walter E. Paul Henry R. Edwards Henry F. Sears Wm. H. Williams William J. Dana William A. Rublee Walter BE. C. Smith Archibald L. Session George H. Nichols James M. Halli Richard P. Francis John D. Pennock Percival J. Eaton Alphonso W. Pollard Robert B. Ennis Charles E. Robinson James H. Easton le Baron R. Briggs Henry P. Bowditch Thomas Dwight Parkman Francis M. Weld Solomon Lincoln Andrew P. Peabody Albert Stickney William C. Endicott Frederick L. Ames Nathaniel Thayer Roger Walcott Phillips Brooks William Amory Samuel M. Quincy THE Alumnin!e Gov, Butler Wlcot Joseph H. Choate Gov Joere Colburn A. Walker George Ke, Ellis Nathan Matthews Agassiz Henry Bee George Baty Blake Stephen M. Weld Lewis Dabney Henry P. Quincy Arthur Amory C. W. Amory J. C. Warren Nathan Appleton B. G. Curtis H. Bancroft Frederic Crowninshield T. S. Edmonds F. C. Shattuck Leverett S. Tuckerman Franklin Bartlett F. H. Appleton George R. Minot, Jr John F. Andrew Wendell Goodwin R. H. Dana George 8. Silsbee F. R. Appleton S. D. Warren, Jr Sigourney Butler William A. Gaston Charles A. Coolidge Joseph P. Gardner Dr. Gray Choate Than Choate Barvard College Oxford Harvara Hictaws Aad Samuel J. Bridge John Harvard Delta Bridge Gen. Bartlett Ralph Waldo Emerson Andrew Lincoln Epsom United States Army George B. Dorr Commonwealth of Massachusetts State of England Germany James Bradstreet Igen John Knowles Aine Beece Choate Massachusetts Militia Baltimore Babbidge Dartmouth College Phi Beta Yale College Gotham G. O. Taylor One Step Edith F. A. Leonice B. Barnes Ruth Ss. Beckford Mary A. Barrett Harriet W. Bedford Bertha M. Brown Ella E. Buftinton Alice M. Burbank L. Edna Call Fannie I. Chamberlain Lillian T. Clarke Edith A. Colton Bessie W. Dipblee Helen I. Gilchrist Laura [. Handy Laura Hateh Caroline V. Hayden Elizabeth F. Holloway Eva G. Hussey Elizabeth C. Kenney Florence G. Knight Hattie E. Lissner Carrick K. Locke Viola A. Marston Emily J. Milliken A. Gertrude Newell Minnie E. Pike Anna L. Phelps Laura #. Richardson Margaret L. Smith May M. Smith Clarabel Stetson Cora E. Thomas Edith F. Way Marion C. Whitton Edith A. Wiley Florence M. Willis Josephine J. Wood Nellie B. Wright William A. Bedford Ernest C. Bradbury Alexander C. Bradford Herbert 8. Bradt James H. Burns Clarence B. Caswell Fred W. Copithorn Daniel F. Davies Thomas J. Dooling Harry C. Dove Fred B. Draper Harry M. Goodwin William J. Higgins Samuel F. Hinckley Joseph Houghton, Jr George Houghton Henry F. Huse Patrick A. Kearns Doin J. Kilmartin Arthur W. Lane Harry P. Lynch Stephen W. Leach Michael J. Lyons Albert F. Merrill Conrad F. Myers Lawrence A. Mooar Charles E. Monroe Charles H. Monison Patrick M., Mulligan Harry L. O’ Brien Charles G. Schirmer Arthur FE. Sloan Arthur P. Stone John D. Stults Gordon I. Sumner Fred P. Trowbridge William T. Warren Clarence P. White Jonas H. Woodsum Fred L. Zirngeibel Edwin Wiener Bunker Hill Albert G. Armington Charles W.allen Ernest L. Couillard Oe P. Dyer Carlos W. Kunpton Robert B. Loring William S. Lougee Frank W. Libby Michael Lynch John S. Marnell Thomas E. Morrison Alvano T. Nickerson Albert F. Orne Charles A. Pearce Bernard B. Pearson Dennis F. Quinlan William H. Robinson Noyes G. Stanley Harry A. Spear Guy Taylor Edwin F. Tarbox Mary E. Alcock Emma J. Bennett Emma J. Boardman Cora E. Carr Emma L. Carroll Katie A. Cullen Olive E. Dickson Edna M. DeWolf Josephine Gordon Abby G. Grandison Jennie O. Henchey Hattie R. Jones Abbie E. Lerned Annie A. Mario Lucy F. Murphy Katie F. 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