Yale Glorifies Roots Of American Colleges In Campus Pageant
The Yale celebration closes day three with an allegorical show on campus as Cyrus Northrop notes Yale leaders shaped early U S institutions. He cites Yale graduates in politics and Supreme Court, and traces founders of Princeton Columbia Dartmouth Hamilton Illinois Beloit and others to Yale alumni.
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Few Haven
Conn
Sons of Yale
Dramatic Association of
University
Menaliar College
Battell Chapel
Yale
Bright College
Cyrus Northrop
LL. D
University of Minnesota
Northrop
William Samuel Johnson
William Livingston
Jared Ingersoll
Abraham Baldwin
Supreme Court of the United States
David J. Brewer
Henry B. Brown
George Shiras
Congress
Rinceton
Columbia
Dartmouth
Hamilton
Princeton
Aaron Burr
Jonathan Edwards
Hallock
King's College
Samuel Johnson
Columba
Eleazer Wheelock
Hamilton College
Samuel Kirkland
Ohio University
Mansgeeh Cutler
Western Reserve College
Caleb Pitkin
Illinois College
Howard Beecher
Julian M. Sturtevant
Beloit College
Wisconsin
Aaron L. Chapin
Daniel Coit Gilman
Johns Hopkins University
John Davenport
Oxford
London
Theophilus Eaton
Denmark
Edward Hopkins
James Pierpont
New England
Old England
Cambridge
Scotland
France
Germany
Harvard
Peletiah Webster
John C. Calhoun
James Kent
Jeremiah Mason
Edwards
Taylor
Kingsley
Addison
America
Coleridge
Willam Adams
Horace Bushnell
Lyman Atwater
William Watson Andrews
Noah Porter
Roosevelt Visits Farmington Connecticut in 1902
President Roosevelt toured Farmington Connecticut visiting the Cowles residence on Main Street set against old New England charm. A. A. Redfield welcomed him as crowds lined the church route while McKinley oak was planted and notable guests attended the Cowles dinner.
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Farmington
Conn
Connecticut
United States
New England
Cowles
Commander Cowles
Navy
Washington
Roosevelt
Main Street
A. A. Redfield
McLean O
Harbison
Hartford
Alice Roosevelt
Joseph R. Hawley
Orville H. Platt
George P. McLean
Pinnacle Mountain
We Have the Best of Guns Says O Neil
Washington reports Admiral Charles O Neil chief of the naval bureau of ordnance says efficiency comes from heavier projectiles and high quality powder not larger guns. He rates submarine boats doubtful for regular fleet use and notes 143 guns completed last year with 256 more partly finished.
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Washington
Charles O'Neil
Naval Bureau of Ordnance
O'Neil
United States
United States Navy
O’neil
Ordnance Bureau
Admiral O'Neil
Brooklyn
Santiago
Beit the Billionaire Escapes Match Makers in Italy
London reports Alfred Beit wealth over one billion dollars fled to Salso Maggiore with Cecil Rhodes to avoid marriage pressure from mothers of eligible daughters. Beit, born 1853 in Hamburg, built a vast diamond empire with Rhodes and associates and now seeks health and recall for Rhodes who is said to have a short life.
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London
Alfred Beit
Salso Maggiore
Italy
Cecil Rhodes
Giamond Cresus
Rhodes
Belt
Hamburg
Kimberley
Adolf Ladenburg
New York
Ladenburg
Lord Cromer Weds Again Surprises Society in London
London dated Oct 22 Lord Cromer Evelyn Baring Egypt's real ruler for a quarter century married Lady Katherine Thynne sister of the Marquis of Bath in a surprise match to society The bride 35 is daughter of the fourth Lord Bath and sister of the present Marquis The groom 61 has spent life in diplomacy and previously married his first wife who died a little over two years ago He caused an Athara bridge contract that stirred Great Britain.
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London
Lord Cromer
Evelyn Baring
Esypt
Katherine Thynne
Marquis of
Bath
Katherin
Thynne
Lord Bath
Egypt
Athara Bridge
Great Britain
Lady Cromer
Alberto Guilty in Second Degree Murder Case
In Springfield the jury found Charlies Alberto guilty of second degree murder for killing his wife in Holyoke on September 1, 1900. The defense admitted the act but argued it was not premeditated, naming alleged accomplices from the city.
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Springfield
Mass
Charlies
Alberto
Holyoke
Jemes Doniesty
Davia
Walsh
Grip survivor praises Dr Williams Pink Pills cure
Gardiner Maine resident Sumner Cross recalls a severe grip five years earlier leaving him weak and short of breath. He credits six boxes of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring health and endorses the medicine as honest and effective. Notary public Z Litriz witnessed the sworn statement. Available at druggists or from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY 50 cents per box six for 2 50.
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Sumner
Mechanic St
Gardiner
Maine
Dr. Williams
Sumner Cross
Litriz
Court blocks removal of city garbage plant to Spectacle Island
Justice Loring grants a temporary injunction delaying the move and restrains payment of 140000 to the Newland Sanitary educt Company while the case seeks to block the project. Alderman Norris and 13 citizens sue Mayor Hart and city officials over the plan and a new 10 year contract with Oracle Island. The suit argues the plant was a public nuisance since June 1900 and warns the bond issue and contract would waste city funds and keep the nuisance.
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Spectacle Island
Justice Loring
Supreme Court
John B. Martin
Alderman Norris
New Gland Sanitary Educt Company
Oracle Island
Board of Health
Hart
Polish Priest Visits Czolgosz in Auburn Prison
In Auburn New York on October 22 1901 Leon F Czolgosz awaiting execution received a visit from Rev T Szadinski Polish priest of St Stanislaus Church Rochester He spoke with him in Polish about returning to Catholic faith Szadinski left with Catholic literature and emblems and offered to return if Czolgosz reconsidered his stance on anarchy.
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Auburn
N.Y
Leon F. Czol
T. Szadinski
W Czolgosz
Warden Mead
Father Szadinski
St. Stanislaus's Church
Rochester
St. Alphonsus's
Czolgosz
Collins
Qadang
Detroit
Szadinski
Czolgoss
Counterfeit Style Bank Notes Seized in Boston
A Boston seizure uncovers several thousand dollars in dummy notes printed from genuine New Brunswick State Bank plates. Once issued by a now defunct bank, the notes aged in a cellar and later moved through a New Jersey junk dealer to collectors. Government detectives pursue remaining notes nationwide.
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Boston
New Brunswick
N. J
New Jersey
Army adopts khaki uniforms and tropical gear for deserts and tropics
Washington report notes khaki kh or uniforms proven colorfast against sun and perspiration with woollen shirts trial. White tents replaced by khaki-dyed tentage and lighter army blankets for tropical use. It lists 1947 figures: 4881 cavalry horses 4337 horses for mounted infantry 252 artillery horses 3518 draft mules 765 pack mules. total last year 1,475,729 spent on horses mules wagons.
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Washington
Kimball
Philippines
China
New Coast to Coast Limited To Run From New York
Four rail lines plan a fast coast to coast service from New York to San Francisco begin ning Nov 3. The train will connect in Boston with a New York schedule and take two nights to reach Denver three to Salt Lake and four to San Francisco.
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NEW
Boston
San Francisco
Omaha
Neb
New York
New’ York Central
Lake Shore, Northwestern
Harriman Lines
Denver
Salt Lake
Curfew Goes Unheeded in Cambridge Nighttime
A reporter recalls Cambridge curfew failures as youths ignore the bell. In Central Square a late fire alarm rang while a dance continued and crowds of children played boisterous games. Officers say curfew is to be enforced but youths head to the grocery store for mothers.
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Cambridge
Forts Knelling Central Square
Ns Aesis
Child plaintiff sues railroad for damages in Middlesex court
A 9 year old girl Bertha Murray, carried in on a stretcher and crying, sues Ian and Boston Railroad Company in Middlesex Superior Civil Court for 30000 dollars claiming a trolley rope twisted around her arm caused injuries. Her father seeks 10000 for services and her sister 3000 for injuries. The plaintiff lives in Stoneham.
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Ian & Boston Railroad Company
Middlesex Superior Civil Court
Bertha Murray
Stoneham
Cure for Colds and Grip in One Night by Orangeine
Early health note claims a remedy named Orangeine mixed in hot water can cure colds and grip overnight. The item reads as a brief product pitch with bold health assertions and no verified medical endorsement.
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