Life of Traill Green Pioneer Chemist and Educator
Traill Green, born May 25, 1818 in Easton, emerged as a noted chemist and educator. He studied in Philadelphia and at the University of Pennsylvania, taught chemistry at Lafayette College and Marshall College, helped erect an observatory, observed Venus transit in 1882, and served as acting president of Lafayette College before Warfield's inauguration. He married Harriet Moore in 1844 and had three children.
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Long Island
Manta
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Jamin
Sypeat
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Traill Green
Elizabeth
Bert Traill
Alexander Grant
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Minerva Seminary
John Vandervest
Swift
Franklin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Lafayette College
William €. Cattell
Green
Selden J. Coffin
Geary
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
James Hall Mason Knox
Ethelbert Dudley Warfield
Grean
Harriett
Loammi Moore
Morristown
Ie Ae Eagar M. Green
Boston arrests total fifty-seven thousand four hundred forty four
Boston police record 70 444 arrests from May 1 1924 to May 1 1825 with 26 percent or 20390 residents in the Hub. Aliens arrested 29304 and non residents 29263. Commissioner Herbert A Wilson released figures.
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Boston
Herbert A. Wilson
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Pittsburgh Concert and Market Summary Amid Mixed News
A listing of musical program times across stations in Pittsburgh and nearby cities accompanies cattle market figures. The record shows numerous orchestras and ensembles performing through the evening with a Penn hotel venue noted, while livestock prices trend varied with cattle, calves, hogs and butter and egg quotes from Troutman Co. Market activity remains steady overall.
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Troutman Co
Transfers Involving Tracts and Lots in Local Deals
Amato Bufalini moves to Ignazio with a Conemaugh tract for 1500 dollars. Anna Sestak sells a Burrell lot to Steve Sestak for 600 dollars. George Lasick transfers a Young tract to Frank Zegursk for 550 dollars.
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Amato Bufalini
Ignazio
Conemaugh
Anna Sestak
Steve Sestak
Burrell
George Lasick
Frank Zegursk
Young
Local Notices and Baseball Recap Mention Early 20th Century Items
A scattered page lists cash and property transfers among individuals in various towns, noting real estate lots in Indiana and Clymer, and sums from 700 to 2600 dollars. Baseball game recap reports Bush’s Athletics held to four hits, Walberg’s Browns allowed one run, Macks win 3 to 1, Cochrane injured by foul tip. A sixteen word will from Cleveland dated 1925 disposes of 2650 dollars to Ina May Clark, mentioning cash 650 and property 2000.
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Ina May Clark
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