Word: newark
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Auburn, N. Y., Edward C. Miller of Skaneateles, N. Y., and John H. Peck, of Pittsfield; orations, Frederick C. Adams of Natick, James R. Craighead of Saratoga, N. Y., Charles H. Durfee of Geneseo, N. Y., Harry E. Foster of Keene, N. H., and Frederick W. Memmott of Newark, N. J.; dissertations, Charles M. Burdick of Lowville, N. Y., John P. Congdon of Wyoming, N. Y., Benjamin C. Heald of Portland, Ore., Rufus G. Mather of Brooklyn, John D. Wild of Manchester, Vt., George W. Hunter of Norwalk, Conn., H. A. Morse of Mansfield, Harold P. Moseley of Westfield, Frank...
...expert in hydraulic engineering. He is a graduate of the Scientific School, and was for some time a member of the Massachusetts State Railroad Commission. Lately he has been the chief engineer of the New Jersey Water Company, and had charge of the water supply of the city of Newark. He is now engaged in private practice in New York, and has been consulting engineer for the Niagara Falls Water Power Co. His lecture this evening will be fully illustrated by lantern slides, and cannot fail to be interesting. It will be open to the public...
...third body which was recovered in Boston harbor yesterday was positively identified last night as that of William Campbell Trusdell L. S., of Newark...
...University was shocked yesterday afternoon to learn of the probable drowning of four Harvard students, William Campbell Trusdell L. S., of Newark, N. J., Edwin Stanton Bach '95, of New York, Franklin Whitall '94 of Philadelphia and John Farnam Brown '94, of Philadelphia. They went for a sail on Sunday afternoon from City Point and nothing more was heard of them until Monday night, when some clothing belonging to Trusdell and Brown was found near Thompson's Island. Yesterday morning the bodies of two men were found and were identified as the bodies of Bach and Brown. There...
...work at present is confined to the tanks and gymnasium. This will be continued until March, when the crew will go on the river for the rest of the season. In addition to the usual race with Cornell, Pennsylvania will enter the Newark regatta on Decoration Day and may row the naval cadets at Annapolis...