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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...Smith, L. S., closed the debate for the affirmative. He said in brief: There must of necessity be political parties, but they should be run by people who think clearly and vote as they think. Without the present existing parties the opinion of the voters of this country would divide themselves into two and only two parties...
...debate for the negative was closed by Mr. I. H. Bronson. L. S. His argument in brief was, that independence is at best a theory and as such not of practical use. Mr. Bronson presented the view that all those who were present, at least all who were voters, were members of one of those very parties about which so many hard things had been said...
Ninety-one: 880 yards run.- This was one of the prettiest events of the meeting. It was contested by T. J. Stead, A. H. Williams, S. W. Priest, and J. L. Dodge. Williams led until within ten yards of the finish when Stead by a magnificent spurt passed him and won by a narrow margin. Time, 2 minutes, 7 2-5 seconds...
CONFERENCE FRANCAISE.- There will be a rehearsal of "L'affaire de la Rue de Lourcine" this afternoon at 2 in the Pudding building...
Only the following men remain to be photographed. Will they please sit at once? Codman, Craven, Downer, Ellis, Hawley, Henshaw, Hobart, Jennings, Jewell, Johnson, Joline, Luck, Lydig, McGehee, Mairs, Marble, Marvin J. D. Merrill, L. H. Morgan, Nields, Odell, Rich, Saltonstall, J. M. Smith, Taylor, F. W. Thayer, Trail, Walsh. E. D. Warren, Wilson,. Will those who have not chosen their proofs do so at once...