Harvard Welcomes Freshmen of the Class of 1899
Harvard opens its doors to the entering class of 1899 with a campus-wide welcome in Sanders Theatre. President Eliot, Dean Briggs, Professor Ames and others address new students as they begin dining, housing, and registration with committees aiding the transition.
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Harvard
Theemen
Divinity
College House
Legion
University 2
Graduates’ Club
Young Men's Christian Association
Holden Chapel
Parvo
University
Sanders Theatre
Eliot
Dean Briggs
James Barr Ames
Peabody
Memorial Hall
Foxcroft Club
Memorial Hall Dining Association
Memorial
Foxcroft
Harvard Crimson
Massachusetts Avenue
Harvard News
Pi Eta
The
Hasty Pudding
Institute
Merchant Goods and Housewares For Sale in City Shop
A list of items available including lamps Japanese goods horse goods artists materials tea chocolate gas and electric fixtures fireplace goods charge office and credit desk fourth carpets rugs and linoleums. Also mentions Brian Matting art gallery and Sync Floor oil cloths contract and fifth floor manufactory item shirts.
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Brian Matting
Radcliffe Opens with Large Enrolling Class
Registration at Radcliffe College began yesterday morning with a busy clerk. Sixty جوان entering class, total students this year expected around 300. Graduate students exceed previous records and special students stay roughly level from last year.
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Radcliffe College
Radcliffe
Boston and Albany Excursion to New York Canada Hudson River
October 8 sets the return trip via Falls River line with a round trip fare of five dollars. The journey departs to New York through Albany and the Hudson River route.
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Boston &Albany
New York
Albany
Hudson River
Boston & Albany
Lifeboat Exhibition Draws Newsmen and Sea Captains
A large crowd gathered at Central wharf to see the Aniello lifeboat unveiled. Nautical instrument man Harry Hutchinson introduced the dory style vessel with air tight compartments and automatic stern valves. Notable attendees included Commodore M J Kiley, Captains Wellington Damond McKie and many others. Volunteers tested the craft in choppy water, all remaining aboard after overturns. The demonstration impressed all present and attendees were later hosted at Central wharf.
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Central Wharf
Harry Hutchinson
State Street
Aniello
M. J. Kiley
F. O. Wellington
Gleaner
D. A. Damond
William A. McKie
W. O. Sheldon
Humphries
Boston Towboat Company
Burgess
Rich
Formosa
J. W. Brown
Adélita
W. Yates
Albert Geiger
M. J. Driscoll
Charles C. Hutchinson
F. A. Johnson
Ll. A. Dean
H. P. Morrissey
W. E. Quin
Cyrus Baker
Clarence Dow
Charles Newell
Atkinson Plans Fire Safety Upgrades for City
Edward Atkinson urges permanent ladders platforms and hydrants on building roofs to protect high structures and the business district. Mayor Curtis forwards the memorial to Fire Commissioner Russell and Corporation Counsel Bailey, who says the city lacks authority to install or require private owners to install such systems.
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Edward Atkinson
Curtis
Atkinson
Russell
Bailey
R. Bailey
Sale of Symphony Seats Closes Today as Demand Surges
The sale of Symphony seats closes today amid high demand. The strong turnout suggests robust season success and eager patrons seeking premier seats.
Boston University weighs new athletic council amid football concerns
A Boston University notice reports the trustees approve establishing a nine member permanent athletic council. It will include faculty, alumni, and student representatives to govern athletics and advise the athletic association. The trustees also defer intercollegiate football until issues of safety and schedule alignment are addressed.
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Howard A. Perkins
Law School
Athletic Association
Boston University
Willard T. Perrin
Edward H. Dunn
Oliver H. Darrell
Daniel Dorchester, Jr
College of Liberal Arts
Samuel C. Bennet
Winthrop T. Talbot
School of Medicine
Permanent Athletic Council
Athletic Council
University Council
School of Theology
Law
Harvard Freshmen Enter Football Tryouts in Large Pool
A huge candidate pool for Harvard football includes at least 160 aspirants for varsity and freshman teams. The freshmen first practiced, then watched veterans. coaches Forbes and Scott will lead the newcomers while the varsity squad, led by Cranston and Shaw, worked on signals and formations amid injuries and rehab notes.
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Harvard
Yale
O. F. Richards
Soderng
D. Packer
R. Morse
R. A. Yackenn
J. Ware
H. Sampson
H B. Hayden
G. Pancroct
Auntington
J. Dyer
O. Batsiatck
P. Jowell
G. Clarkson
E Baldwin
P. Aden
Init
Fany
L. H. Litchfield
Bae Jowell
Holden
Ccman
C. Blaikie
Mett. Garrett
A. G. Kilbourn
Dave Adams
H. W. F. Durgin
W. Spencer
P. M. Jaffray
C. S. Butler
D. K. Ce
Whitman
Nicolle
A ‘A. Wheeler
D. Fairbank
W. H. Lynch
R. McKittrick
R. EB. Andrews
B. Baker
B . Curtis
H. T
G. G. McMurtry
G On
Ns Stearns
C. S. C. Cook
W. B. Holmes
F. D. Robinson
Raymo
P. S. Smae
G Umela
L. K. Conant
S. Simpoon
J. M. Lawton, Jr
W. A Coleman
P Macomber
B. Connellies
B. Olenison
Ss. H
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Varsity
Joseph
Liberty
W. C. Forbes
H. 5. Scott
John Cranston
Jaffray
Mr. Lathrop
Lewis
J. Norton Shaw
Wheeler
Sprague
Fennessy
Cozzens
Beale
Stevenson
Cranston
Springfield
Moulton
Tywnsend Stevenson
Errecanete Teravtet
Geese Kasseneane
Merriman
Shaw
Cres Vockescteveseens
Ays Ci Biss
Eeese Pion Eepetes
Ar Gould
Cie
Cenaan Fuller Haughton
Edge Cadache
Ras & Avis Wadsworth
Davis Dunlop
F. D
Redpath
Brown
Weld
Charlie Brewer
Davis
Haughton
Dunlop
Hayes
Cabot
R. E
Newe
Harvard Practice Notes Strengthening Line and Backfield
The report details Harvard football practice with focus on line weaknesses at left tackle and right guard. Coach Cranston’s presence at center and frequent coaching changes are critiqued. Harvard’s proposed first eleven and substitutes are listed, while Yale and Cambridge players prepare for a festive event without signaling a clear Harvard Yale game likelihood.
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David A. Brewer
L. E
Hamien Weld
H .B
Glerasch Fairchild
Dean Beenbe
Sebae
H. B
Davis Hayes
T. Dad van Seeeeesy
Brown
Hayes
C. Brewer
Gonterman
Stevenson
Cranston
Lewis
Harvard
Cabot
Moulton
Hallowell
Holt
Sargent
F. Shaw
Heague
J. N. Shaw
Jaffray
Gould
Wheeler
A. Brewer
Donald
Borden
Wadsworth
Wrightington
Dunlop
Yale
Cambridge
Harvard Launches Fall Rowing Prep For Varsity Freshmen
Captain Bullard will assemble selected varsity and freshman crews for fall practice on the river with coach Watson. The John Harvard launch returns as the training craft. Varsity eight will be drawn from upperclassmen, freshmen from non football players, with two weeks of pair-cars and then eight-oared barges. The usual one mile fall class races are planned around November 1.
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Harvard
Bullard
Mr. Watson
John Harvard
Excursion to New York by Fitchburg Railroad
A popular excursion to New York and return via the Fitchburg railroad is offered for October 3. The event promotes travel to the city with round trip arrangements and schedule details.
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New York
Fitchburg Railroad
Boxers in Court in Prize Fight Indictment Trial
In Superior Criminal Court Judge Sherman hears the trial of Joe Walcott and Richard O'Brien with police present. The indictment alleges a staged August 28 boxing match at the West Newton street armory for points and gate receipts. Witnesses Decline questions while the trial continues with further testimony expected today.
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Superior Criminal Court
Sherman
Joe Walcott
Richard O’brien
Lewiston
Melvin O. Adams
Henry V. Cunningham
Boston
West Newton Street
Captain Foster
Division 5
James W. Wescott
Wescott
Foster
Sughrue
Walecott
O’brien
Tufts Chooses Stroud as Coach for 1992–93
Tufts football team remains in transition with former end Stroud taking the helm for the 1992 93 season. J W Knowlton named captain while Captain Waters predicts strong material across the squad amid rising expectations for upcoming interscholastic play. Boston Latin and Campelite clash. Charlestown High shows dominant form in Junior Interscholastic play. Dean Sage Jr reports Yale football injury. Captain McGuire excels at fullback for Boston Latin.
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Tufts
Stroud
Newton High
Brookline High
Brookline
Waters
Boston Latin
Campelite
Campelle
J. W. Knowlton
Charlestown
Bunker Hill
Dean Sage, Jr
Yale
Captain McGuire
Entries for Hudson Handicap at River side Park
List of runners in the yard handicap at River side Park Hudson on Saturday September 28 under Hose Company No 2 Marlboro with prizes 40 20 10 3. several participants from Natick Santa Ana New York Boston Marlboro Haverhill Chelsea Lawrence etc with varied yardage and percentages. John Crahan Marlboro and John McCarthy are listed as starters and M J Finn as referee.
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Riverside Park
Hudson
Hose Company No. 2
Marlboro
BK. Donovan
Natick
T. Morris
Santa Ana
Cal
Ww. Christe
New York
Doyle
Adams
R. Brown
Marsh Boston
O. Tierney
Opreligence
Ay Tes A Madden
Lowell
T Olson
Fitchburg
Bigs
Ene Clinton
P. Canover
South Framingham
W. Thompson
Boston
W. Yes
Saxonville
W. Mills
Oe Ee
Danahey
Hopkinton
T. Yates
Worcester
T. Sees Lawrence
A Eerence
A. Hamilton
Lynn
J. Cordaville
Coolidge
South Preminghew
A. Connors
Concord
J. Clausen
Ton
Sige Dore
Haverhill
J. Brennan
Marboro
J . McNeil
J. McKernan
Iyon
M. Walsh
Achlabd
Balcolm
F. ‘Tuckey
A Fraham
Conanguy
E. Water
Asiachast
G. Kenney
John Crahan
John McCarthy
M. J. Finn
Sanford Cleared to Run for Yale Against Cambridge
Yale track manager announced George F. Sanford will compete in the October 5 meet with Cambridge. The Yale lineup remains the same as in the Harvard clash last May, Sanford having been ineligible then due to a study condition.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
George F. Sanford
Cambridge
Harvard
Sanford
Mien
Mien’s
Chas. Green & CO
Funds Sent To Mrs Welch Asks Reader Aid
A letter to the editor requests a $1 donation to Mrs John Welch of 240 Franklin Street Cambridge for her three children, noting destitution and hoping others contribute. the editor confirms the money has been forwarded.
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John Welch
Franklin Street
Cambridge
West End
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