Harvard Yale Athletic Cup Forecast In Track Meet
Harvard and Yale prepare for the annual University Track Athletic Cup contest on Holmes Field Cambridge starting at 2 30 PM with expectations of record runs. Yale projects five first prizes and may claim two more while Harvard relies on sprint strength and field events to offset uncertain outcomes.
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Yale
New York
Holmes Field
Cambridge
Boston
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Sherrill
Jim” Lee
Williams
Lowell
Ellsworth
Finlay
Elcock
Imlay
Ing” Heffelfinger
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Gia'e Ae Owe
Eeccecwes
Clark
James E. Sullivan
Sporting Times
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F. Busrmeier
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J. P. Lee
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J. F. Cook
E. Moen
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Wright, Jr
Schoville
A. L. Reynolds
Corbin
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G. Lowell
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Earing
A. M. White
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Martin D. W. Sheng
George M. Brooks
County of Middlesex
Royal M. Palsifer
Newton
Middlesex
Adams Building
Court Street
Tin Plate Kindergarten in St Louis Draws Tariff Debate
A Times summary reports on ex-Congressman Niedringhaus's tin plate plant in St Louis. Inspectors describe a tiny operation occupying about 80 by 15 feet with a lean-to tin works and small dipping pots. Workers discuss output of 25 boxes daily, potential 50 with new furnace, and Niedringhaus expects 500 boxes daily after expansion. He remains optimistic the McKinley tariff aids profits, albeit with slim margins.
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the Times
St. Louis
United States
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Niedringnaus
Republican
Jean-toof
Swansea
Germany
Spain
Tennessee
F. G. Niedringhaus
St. Louis Stamping Company
Second Street
Cass Avenue
Main
Westrehan
America
George Wieeand
Standard Stamping Company
Yale Athletes Compete in Vault Event and Relay
Yale participants H. L. Williams E. S. Ryder W. L. Kitchell J. C. Hammond and G. W. Wheelwright take part in pole vault events with T. E. Sherwin A. H. Green W. N. Duane and E. D. Ryder contributing for Yale alongside G. Jd. Briggs and O. G. Cartwright in a combined track program featuring Harvard competitors.
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H. L. Williams
E. S. Ryder
W. L. Kitchell
J. C. Hammond
Harvard
G. W. Wheelwright
T. E. Sherwin
A. H. Green
W. N. Duane
E. D. Ryder
G. Jd. Briggs
O. G. Cartwright
Hill Faces Back Seat Barrage in Senate Run
David B. Hill may seek the United States Senate but would likely occupy the rear seat in the chamber. The line of succession appears crowded, and Hill would be confined to the last row if he enters federal politics.
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United States Senate
Chamber
District OF Massachusetts
Boston
Circuit Court of the United States
Geo. W. Moulton
Lynn
Henry L. Hallett
U. S
Circuit Court
Boston Democrats caucus favors Matthews renomination with protests
The Boston Democrats held ward and city caucuses electing committee members amid protests and faction battles. A large pro Matthews ticket led by Nathan Matthews Jr. faced opposition in several wards, including Jefferson Club challenges in Ward 13 and splits in Ward 19 and Ward 16, with a total of 447 votes cast and Carberry's ticket victorious in Ward 22.
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Donovan
P. J. Maguire
Jefferson Club
McGeough
Centra Committee
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M. J. Creed
Carberry
George H. Murray
William F. McClellan
Louis Nolan
Thomas F. Delhanty
Henry B. Tindall
Thomas F. Lambert
Joseph F. Salter
Francis Lally
Dennis F. Lane
Thomas Hoey
Edwin J. Turner
Matthews
Matthew Keany
John H. Sullivan
Alfred C. Whitney
Boardman Hall
Patrick J. Kennedy
Thomas O. McEnaney
Charles A. Kelly
Patrick ©. Kelly
William J. Donovan
Thomas Pendergrast
John W. O'Neil
George A. Sanderson
John E. Hayes
Edward L. Quigley
Martin J. Caughlin
George H. Keyes
Wm. H. Hayes
Cornelius E. Mahoney
Frank E. Bagley
Joseph J.corbett
Charles A. Frazer
John F. Doyle
John H. McClanus
Michael J. Goff
Philo O’brien
Cephas Shequin
Hugh McLaughlin
Joseph P. Lomasney
Michael B. Gilbride
Maurice Cummings
William N. McKenna
Thomas F. Welch
Stephen J. Moran
James B. McKenna
Daniel J. Carney
Richard A. Roach
James J. Porter
Peter J. Singhes
Joseph Mode
Frank J. Munster
Robert F. Herrick
Daniel G. Finnerty
James H. Stack
Jeremiah H. Mullane
James Mortell
Joan F. J. Hushall
James J. Burke
Daniel P. Toomey
Dennis J. Quinn
Thomas F. Brannon
John Morrissey
Alderman Edward J. Leary
George A. Whiteley
Patrick Blackburn
William F. Gritfin
James S. McKenna
George J. Reagan
John ‘I. Leevens
Thomas A. Quinn
Joseph Butler
Joseph P. Kelley
Botters
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Martin J. O’toole
Henry A. Horgan
William J. Sullivan
William J. Roach
Cornelius J. Sullivan
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Joseph H. Miller
Timothy J. Donoghue
Patrick Hurthey
Ward
Daniel F. Kelleher
John H. Crowley
Thomas J. Quinlan
Richard F. McLella
Charles J. Chance
James F.gleason
Dennis M. Cronin
John B. Martin
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John A. Collins
Daniel J. Kinnaly
Lawrence J. Logan
William
John Turner
Berh J. Se
Arge
Hugh A. Madden
Isaac Rosnosky
David F. Barry
William Hogarty
Thomas O’ Keefe
Eugene Gallagher
James M. O’brien
Jeremiah Desmond
John Duggan
Jolters
James Donovan
Thomas J. Kelcher
John W. Leahon
Kate Levy
Limothy
A. Hagerty
Denis H. Mehoney
Otestheni
Ae Oa Osters
Patrick F. Shields
J Fallon
Thomas H. Murphy
James Hanning
Cornelius F. Mahoney
Thomas L. Noonan
John Coffey
George B. Callan
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Patrick F. Curley
Soho
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W RC Arge
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Willia Burns
James E
Mark B. Mulvey
William Wake
John J. Kane _ WAKD
John H. Donovan
Patrick O’shea
Joseph H. Beale, Jr
Thomas J. Dwyer
James L. Johnston
Richard J. Nagle
Local Names List for City Officials and Mentions
The fragment cites multiple individuals including George W. Allen Edward J. Rogers James Pashan Tea Ne Waney Michac Urley John P. Pas Fi Thompson Owen J. McLaughlin Thomas F. Campbell and others associated with mayoral ties such as Matthews and John Hi Lee. Additional surnames include Aydarks James J ceNiely Fran Ricker railigan A. J. McMurtrie Thomas Jordan J. F. Kelly Edward McCanna.
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George W. Allen
Edward J. Rogers
James Pashan
Waney
New Books on Murray Family and Byron Ties
A reviewer surveys Samuel Smiles’s A Publisher and His Friends tracing John Murray the founder’s son and early heirs from 1768, detailing Murray’s role in publishing and the Quarterly Review, and his literary circle including Byron and Scott in Albemarle Street. It notes strong manuscript interest in Murray’s life and lists other ethnology studies by Elie Reclus.
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Dr. Smiles
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John MacMurray
William Sandby
Fleet Street
St. Dustan’s Church
Athol
Robert Murray
Edinburgh
Robert
London
Smiles
Quarterly Review
Constable
Longman
the Review
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Whig Review
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Gifford
Lockhart
Sir Walter Scott
Jeffrey
Marmion
Scott
Scotland
Ellis
Croker
Southey
Nelson
Review
The
Pope
Byron
Ir. Murray
Lord Byron
Albemarle Street
Albermarle Street
Samuel Smiles
Ll.d
New York
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Spirit of the Times launches popular science writing
The era's demand for accessible science writing grows as popular accounts appear. Primitive Folk surveys customs of races largely untouched by European civilization in the early nineteenth century, based on traveler observations to illuminate distant cultures.
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Baffin’s Bay
Alaska
Aleutian Islands
India
Elie Reclus
New York
Scribner & Welford
Boston
Damrell & Upham
Times
Japanese Girls and Women reviewed in Boston
A critical note on Alice Mabel Bacon's Japanese Girls and Women discusses its fuller account of Japanese women, education themes, and a call for better marriage and divorce regulations. The review compares Bacon with Bird and Griffis and suggests a more narrative collection like Ayrton’s works. Price noted as $1.25.
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Miss Bird
Griffis
Miss Bacon
Ayrton
Alice Mabel Bacon
Boston
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Ten Tales of Middle Georgia review and excerpt
A critic discusses Ten Tales of Middle Georgia by Richard Malcolm Johnston. It contrasts stories from Century and Harper's with new pieces, noting "Travis and Major Jonathan Wilby" as standout. The essay questions romance and pathos in Middle Georgia life and highlights Johnston's portrayal of a skilled, humorous negro lead.
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Sally Cash
Travis
Jonathan Wilby
Littlebury Roach
New England
Miss Jewett
Miss Wilkins
Colonel Johnston
Dom Pedro to visit England and stay at Bushey Park
Versailles resident Dom Pedro plans a summer visit to England staying at Bushey Park with the Duc de Nemours as host. In Paris Labouchere laments his handwriting and proposes printing his name and address. Edison, in Chicago, discusses the World Fair exhibit and opposes proposed divisions.
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Cannes
England
Bushey Park
Duc de Nemours
Comte
Comtesse
Labouchere
Thomas A. Edison
Chicago
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