Word: madison
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...George W. Stiles of Fort Madison, Iowa: a 1,000,000-point, 2,872-hand, six-year pinochle game against her husband; by 3.494 points...
William Colgate (1783-1857), founder of the soap company, was a trustee of Baptist Theological Seminary at New York City which, established in 1817, was incorporated with the Baptist Education Society at Hamilton, N. Y. They became Hamilton Literary & Theological Institution, then Madison University, and in 1890, Colgate University. Son James Boorman Colgate gave the university $2,200,000 during his lifetime, and joined with other Colgates in the $1,000,000 Dodge Memorial Fund. Son Samuel gave money also but sent his sons Gilbert and the late Sidney Morse Colgate to Yale. Of the present generation it is "Jimmy...
...March of Time" goes off the air my radio set goes out of the window with a bang that will be heard from Madison, Wis., to the east end of New York's 42nd Street...
Tiller News Service, Inc. Madison...
...meet, with a jump of 6 ft. 8½ in., a new world's record indoors and but. To see whether Spitz could officially jump 6:9, as he has often done in practice, 15,000 spectators went to the national indoor track and field championships at Madison Square Garden last week...