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Running high jump, standing three jumps, 16 pound shot, 15 yards dash, all handicap. There will also be a parallel bar competition and two or three wrestling bouts. Other features may be introduced which will be announced later...
Thomas Parker Proctor '54, a prominent member of the Suffolk bar, died suddenly yesterday morning at his house in Jamaica Plain...
...prepared for college at Phillips Andover Academy, entered Harvard, and was graduated in the class of 1854. Two years later, in 1856, he graduated from the law department of the University. He had also studied in the office of Charles Tracy of New York, and was admitted to the bar in that city in 1854, but continued his studies until his graduation from the Law School. He then began practice in Boston in the office of Harvey Jewell. In 1862 Hon. William W. Warren, late member of Congress, became his partner, and the association continued until Mr. Warren's death...
...gymnasium on the evening of Dec. 18. The meet is to be open only to Harvard, Newton and Technology athletes. The events, all handicap, will be: running high jump, three standing jumps; putting the shot, 15 yards dash, and potato race (scratch). There will also be a parallel bar competition, and a couple of wrestling bouts. Entries close Dec. 16 with Manager Graham. The entry-fee is 25 cents...
...grade work of art, fit for our building. We look upon Mr. Choate as perhaps the most representative of the champions of our club in New York, at least the oldest, and would like to have a better portrait of him than is possessed by the Union League, the Bar Association, or any other organization over which he has presided. We hope for such a portrait of Mr. Choate as the Players' Club has of Edwin Booth. To employ Sargent will probably require that the present subscriptions be doubled...