Intercollegiate athletic officers elected. New York meet held
At the Astor House New York the Inter-Collegiate Association of Amateur Athletes elected officers for the year. Harvard Yale Columbia Amherst Lafayette Princeton Lehigh St Johns New York University and City College of New York sent delegates. A New York University admission was announced and officers for the inter scholastic baseball group were chosen. The meeting discussed records, prize flags, and proposed changes to the program and a forthcoming governors board election.
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Inter-Collegiate Association of Amateur Athletes
Astor House
New York
Harvard
Yale
Columbia
Amherst
Lafayette
Princeton
Lehigh
St. Johns
Mnce
F. R._ Coates
Hiry
J.J. K. Hacket
College of the Encore
Caro
Bailey
Cornell
Brienes
H. C. Moen
Wendel Baker
Inmae
Frome
Luthery
von Athletic Association
Ray Whitman
Cambridge High d Latin
H. Mills
Hopnson
J. ST. Humphrey
English Hi
J.S. Adams
Roxbury Latin
Cambridge High and Latin School
What Effect It Is Likely to Have on Amateur Athletics
An analysis of the Amateur Athletic Union reorganization notes that practical results will take time after March 18 to test. It highlights new boards and district associations, concerns over outside clubs and funding, and a turbulent Metropolit an Athletic Association meeting seen as signaling powerful shifts in local control.
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St. Augustine
Boston
York Athletic Club
Wee
Etio Association
Boston Athletic
Manhattan Swimming Club
Il Navy
Columbia Clan
Baltimore
Will Ry
Duffy
Helee
Roah
Worcester
Gine Leaf
Teanety
Inter
Chicago
National League
She & i
Baltimores
Esion Horse Association
Boston Asaletic
Asos
de Garmendia
Toaker
Metropolitan Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Mills
Harry McMillan
Schuylkill Navy Athletic Club
Philadelphia
McMillan
Howad Perry
Columbia Athletic Club
Ofashington
Atlantic Athletic Association
Board of Governors of
Union
Star-Chamber
Howard Perry
K. Sterns
Detroit
W. A Stimpson
E. A. Rix
San Francisco
James E. Sullivan
Newersey
Athletic Club
Board of Managers
The
New York Times
Astor eBrouse
Metropolitean Athletic Association
Per
United States Mint Buildings Through History in Philadelphia
The piece surveys the mint’s sites from 1792 in Independence Square to the Chestnut Street building begun in 1829 and occupied in 1831, noting directors like David Rittenhouse and Elias Boudinot, and criticizing later modifications that obscure the venerable government facility.
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Philadelphia Times
Washington
United States Mint
State House
Independence Square
Seventh Street
Sugar Alley
Farmer
Filbert Street
England
David Rittenhouse
Seventh and Arch Streets
Mint
Rittenhouse
Elias Boudinot
Rose Hill
Kensington
Boudinot
Indiana
D Streets
Chestnut Streets
Juniper Street
William Strickland
John Haviland
Fox
Sugar Trust Hearings Resume In New York
The New York State Senate Committee on Laws resumed its inquiry into Sugar Trust affairs. Ex-secretary Charles R Heicke testified books of the Have Meyer company were not in the safe at 117 Wall street and many constituent companies books were moved or disappeared. Archibald J C Anderson said he delivered books to Treasurer Searles who returned them to the companies. The old trust allowed autonomy while the new board of trustees controls all companies and can order shutdowns. The committee adjourned until next Saturday.
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New York
New York State Senate Committee On Laws
Sugar Trust
Charles R. Heicke
The
American Sugar Refining Company
Havemeyer Company
Wall Street
Archibald J.C. Anderson
Searles
Anderson
The Hustler Farce Plays Boston Theatre Tonight
Dramatic notes describe The Hustler as a war dance of humor with orchestra at the Boston Theatre tonight. A large audience attends Miss Annie Clarke’s benefit at the Museum featuring Leap Year and Any Open Gate, praised for bright acting. John J. McNally drafts a new farce to open at Hollis Street Theatre in September.
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Boston Theatre
Annie Clarke
Miss Clarke
Straight Fig
Newark
Steamers Arrived at Atlantic Ports in late Feb and March
The list records ships arriving in New York Boston Liverpool and Glasgow from February 27 to March 1 including Pennland from Antwerp Hindoo from Hull Critic from Lieth and shields Leon from Jamaica Effective from the Mediterranean Cremen from Hamburg Yamuri from Progreso Etruria from New York Norwegian from Philadelphia Veltic from New York Amsterdam from Amsterdam Umbria from Liverpool and other entries.
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New York
Pennland
Antwerp
Hindoo
Hull
Critic
Lieth
Shields
Boston
Leon
Jamaica
Mediterranean Arts
Cremen
Hamburg
Yamuri
Progreso
Liverpool
Etruria
Glasgow
Philadelphia
Veltic
Amsterdam
Umbria
Lightning Strikes Homes in Sandwich and Vineyard Haven
A severe thunderstorm struck Sandwich last night damaging the Ewer postmaster home as lightning tore through the chimney and rooms, with plaster, carpets, and part of a wall destroyed. A nearby Wing barn suffered fire and a horse was injured. Cottage City barn burned. Highland Light keeper’s dwelling hit by lightning damaging a government telephone box and starting a fire but causing no serious injuries.
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Sandwich
Cottage City
Highland Light
Joseph Ewer
East Sandwich
William Fish
Scorton Neck
Isaac Wing
Ewer
Vineyard Haven
Martha’s Vineyard
Charles Theodore Luce
Hichland Lichit
Marine Signal
PYOK MEYERS ASHES SCATTERED FROM STATUE OF LIBERTY
A four man Staten Island Schutzen Corps delegation carried out Henry Meyer's request to scatter his ashes from the Statue of Liberty on Bedloe's Island. They opened the urn at the pedestal, transferred about four pounds into bags, ascended to the crown, and chorus recited a farewell before tossing the ashes to the winds. Champagne was then opened to toast Meyer.
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New York
Staten Island Schutzen Corps
Henry Meyer
Port Richmond
Bedioe
Puck Meyer
Meyer
The Revere Mystery Pearl Lecourt Charged With Murder
Pearl Lecourt, 19, faces Chelsea Court charges of attempted murder in the Revere poisoning case. Police found three arsenic suspected packages in the Lecourt home after a Chelsea druggist identified her as a purchaser on Feb 10. The family illness began after the purchase. she pled not guilty and was remanded without bail as the inquiry continues.
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Revere
Lecourt
Pearl Lecourt
Chelsea
Pearl
Maud Kilbourn
Pear
Mr Cleveland Sincerity Praised for Courage and Honesty
Letter in the New York Times lauds Grover Cleveland for steadfast sincerity in public affairs. It recalls his reaction to a Civil Service Commission funding dispute and notes his readiness to veto, showing firmness whether in majority or minority.
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Cleveland
New York Times
Grover Cleveland
Washington
House
Civil Service Commission
Randall and Holman
Executive Mansion
Jove
Worcester Freight Wreck Delays Trains Near Roche Dale
A Springfield bound freight wrecked a Worcester local east of Roche Dale on Charleton hill. The standing train collided after a brakeman failed to flag in time. caboose crushed, two cars wrecked down an embankment. Engineer and fireman escaped serious injury. Conductor McCauley injured an arm. Tracks cleared by 1 o'clock. North End Diet Kitchen appeals for donations as winter needs rise.
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Worcester
Boston & Albany
Rochedale
Springfield
Charleton Hill
HONEY AND STOCKS SEE FROM SEENTA PAGE
Market brief shows mining and stock quotes with Hocking Coal at 16.60, Belcher at 1.10, Homestake at 8.50, Yellow Jacket at 2.36, and Horn Silverss at 3.25, reflecting commodity activity in the page segment.
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Seenta
Hocking Coal
Seg
Belcher
Yellow Jacket
London Stock Market Report February 28 1891
London noon prices show Canadian Pacific 78% Erie 2048 Illinois Central 99 Mexican ordinary 44 Milwaukee and St Paul 57 New York Central 105 Pennsylvania Central 52 Money 2 2.2 percent. Discount 3 percent open market for short and three months bills. After midday stock exchange open, foreign securities fall 4 percent from yesterday due to Franco German tensions over Empress Frederick Paris. Other securities opened steady.
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London
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Illinois Central
Mexican Ordinary
Milwaukee & St. Paul Common
New York Central
Pennsylvania Central
Stock Exchange
France
Germany
Frederick
Paris
Bishop Paddock’s Condition Deteriorates During Day
The Bishop Paddock’s health grew weaker as the day passed and by late night he was very weak.
Supreme Court opinions recount contract cases and estates
Feb decisions include Mary A. Graham v Houghton on stock contract with a verdict for the plaintiff. James et al. v Southern Lumber Co. on award timing and voidness. Reynolds White v Randall on a dual contract dispute over invention and stock. Jackson trustees v Jackson on will interpretation of issue and trust distribution. The court upholds award and examines conditions and issue meaning.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Commonwealth
Mary A. Graham
Charles Houghton
A. M. Lyman
E. Wing
C. H. Drew
Charles L. James
The
Southern Lumber Company
Superior Court
Suffolk County
Tnl
Chas
P. Gallagher
H. R. Bailey
E. O. Becknell
L. M. Winchester
James
Boston
Reynolds T. White
Mass
Swill
White
Randall
Joun L. Randall
Charles E. Hellier
John D. Long
J. J. Feeley
Patrick I. Jackson
Charles C. Jackson
Charles Jackson
Susan C. Jackson
Leavin
Charles C
Frank Jackson
Marion Jackson
Amy Folsom
Susan C. Folsom
Charles O. Jackson
Susan
Legal notices and probate entries crowd Suffolk court docket
A Suffolk Superior Court listing shows multiple probate and civil cases with names such as Fitz Gerald, Stone, Barker, O'Donnell and Litchfield, plus criminal and estate matters. Probate lists include guardianships, executors final accounts, administrations with will annexes, and notices of hearings in Suffolk and neighboring counties. Also noted are incidents of crime and public safety updates from city areas and courts.
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Stirpes
Charles C. Jackson
Marian Jackson
Amy Folsom
William Rover Trask
Robert F. Simes
Susan C. Folsom
John C. Gray
Charles Jackson
M. Storey
J. L. Thorndike
Charles ‘Frank
Manan Jackson
Amy Folm
Reed
Miller
Lubbs
Barney
Lacey
Celley
White
Essex
Suffolk
Middlesex
Norfolk
Barnstable
Superior Court
S. S
Fhompson
Fitzgeralt
Suff
Stone
Boston
Barker
Davis
O’donnell
Line
Saine
Pero
Same
Abbidge
Dickinson
Sullivan
Clark
Ouey
Thornton
Salmon
Durkin
Cobleigh
Delaney
North P
Same, & P. Co
Crawford Vy. Mason
Yachting Fixtures Set By Two New England Clubs
The Massachusetts Yacht Club schedules spring races on June 13 and open races off Nahant June 17, a ladies race June 29, and championship events August 12 and 26, with fall and open races September 11 and 12. A special 46-footers race is planned for early July, with prizes during the annual cruise. Corinthian Yacht Club Marblehead lists races from June 20 through September 7, including 46-footers events, club races, and the Labor Day handicap. A second 46-footer by Frisbie of Salem is planned for a syndicate led by Dr. Bryant, to be skippered by Captain Crocker next summer from Coffasset, a flush-decked, inside-fittings-free hull.
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Massachusetts Yacht Club
Nahant
Secon
Corinthian Yacht Club
Marblehead
Frisbie
Salem
Dr. Bryant
Crocker
Oloff
Gossoon
Coffasset
Oregon Improvement Company Bond Convent Matures in 1890
The convent which became due December 1, 1890 on the First Mortgage bonds of the Oregon Improvement Company will be paid on presentation and surrender at the Farmers' Loan and Trust Company offices at 18 William Street New York on November 16 18 20 and 22 and after March 1 next with interest at six percent per annum from maturity to the first pros.
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Oregon Improvement Company
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Wiliam Street
New York
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