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...Spread, Hemenway Gymnasium, 2 to 6 o'clock.--C. O. Billings, R. H. Bland, G. O. Carpenter, Jr., J. O. Carson, A. E. Corbin, R. E. Edwards, G. P. Farrell, P. E. Fitzpatrick, G. F. Henneberry, C. J. Hurley, H. B. Ingalis, C. R. Metcalf, A. Morrison, C. A. McCarthy, A. K. Pope, A. S. Proudfoot, A. W. Ristine, J. C. Rowley, F. M. Sawtell, G. M. Sheahan, J. H. Shirk, J. E. Talbot, H. L. Wells, R. B. Whitney, H. J. Winslow, E. W. Whorf, J. A. O'Reilly, R. W. Robbins, F. H. Rossiter...
...Bland, R H, Undecided...
...United States the coinage of silver dollars was stopped by legislation in 1873. From this time dates the agition of the "Silver Question." Silver was, however, remonetized by the Bland Bill of 1878. In so far, the step was a wise one, but the unfortunate clause, providing for a minimum coinage of two millions per month was disastrous. The United States was thus made to act as receiver of the surplus foreign silver. Furthermore, this bill had the effect of confusing the whole question, creating the false impression that its evils were due to the principle of bimetallism...
...lady, Lord Rocbury and Lady Pamela (Anglice, Lord and Lady Allcash) on a tasteful blending of business and pleasure, his object being to rob both parties of their cash and valuables, and to take my Lord's place in the affections of my Lady. Lady Allcash is bland and buxom, wormwood to her husband and honey to everyone else - is another ideal of the French school of romance. The real heroine of the drama is Zerlina, the true hearted and pure minded daughter of an innkeeper, the beloved of Lorenzo, the captain of a troup of Carabiniers, who, however...
...Bates, '92, was appointed president, pro tem., and H. A Bull, '95, secretary. The subject chosen was: Resolved, That the Bland free silver coinage bill should pass. The speeches were limited to five minutes, though many of the men spoke several times. The debate was lively, and, most of the time, interesting, though toward the end it tended toward becoming only a squabble between a few of the disputants. The following men spoke: Cameron '92, Cockrell '95, Wolff '92, Keep, L. S., Thwaits '94, Newman '95, Beckwith '94, Beckwith '94, Lecky '95, Vrooman '95, Clapp '95, Nichols '93, Huntington...