Word: colorado
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Walter Clark Nichols of the class of '93 died very suddenly at Cripple Creek, Colorado, on Friday, January 10. The cause assigned for his death is heart disease...
...civil service reform club was formed at Yale Monday night, and the following were chosen officers: President, Anson P. Stokes of New York; vice-president, Elisha E. Garrison, Colorado Springs, Colorado; secretary. G. T. Nichols, New York; treasurer, Newman A. Smithe, New Haven. A delegate will be sent to the American conference of civil service reform clubs at Washington next Friday...
...Benjamin Faneuil Dunkin Adams, of the class of '60, died at Colorado Springs, Monday last. Dr. Adams was born in Waltham in 1839. He graduated from the College in the class of '60, and, four years later, from the Harvard Medical School, where he received the highest honors. After a year's hospital service, he went abroad to continue his studies, returning to Waltham in 1866 to practice his profession. In 1882, ill health obliged him to go to Colorado Springs where he has since lived...
Messrs. Frederick Warne and Co. have issued a story of adventure, "The Desert Ship" by J. B. Burton, author of "The Hispaniola Plate." The scene is laid in Colorado Desert and the story is well worth reading...
...most interesting events for Harvard were the quarter and half mile runs. The starters in the latter were Hollister, Vincent, Bordman and Lakin of Harvard, Sichel of Pennsylvania, Kigsley of Colorado, Kilpatrick of Union and Crane of Yale. Lakin, Hollister and Vincent led in the first lap. In the second, Hollister forced the running, hotly chased by Vincent and Kilpatrick. Lakin was able to keep the crowd also up to the last turn, when the three leaders drew ahead as if on a sprint...