Word: skulls
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Skull and Bones-D. H. Day, Indianapolis, Ind.; T. S. Maffitt, St. Louis, Mo.; S. D. Ames, Providence, R. I.; M. T. Adams, Amherst, Mass.; C. F. Sweet, Grand Rapids, Mich.; R. A. Callahan, Chicago, Ill.; W. F. Whitehouse, New York City; H. T. Bowles, New York City; A. G. Vanderbilt, New York City; James Brown, Chicago, Ill.; Ord Preston, Englewood, N. J.; J. M. Magee, Pittsburg, Pa.; Fred H. Brooke, Birdsboro, Pa.; C. N. Wells, Scranton, Pa.; W. E. S. Griswold, Erie...
...Latham sS., was found Monday night lying unconscious on the railroad track and with a fractured skull near the Porter's Station bridge. He is now at the Cambridge Hospital. It is supposed that he was attacked by robbers, as another man was found lying in about the same place three weeks ago with a similar wound on his forehead. He was robbed of $200. The Cambridge police are now at work upon the case...
...Mantegua, Marc Antonio Rainmondi, Boldini, Giovanni Antonio, and Robetta. One whole case is given up to the "Liber Studiorum" of Turner and beside these are placed some valuable etchings by Claude Lorraine. There are some beautiful impressions by Durer from "The Melencolia," "The Great Fortune," and "The Shield and Skull." In addition to these are his portraits of Melanchthon, Piekheimer and Erasmus. These are all metal engravings. Among the wood engravings by Durer are a number from "The Great Passion," and "The Little Passion," which are two of his most valuable series of wood cuts...
...Skull and Bones-James W. Wadsworth jr., Geneseo, N. Y.; Morton L. Fearey, Albany, N. Y.; Forsyth Wickes, New York City; Eugene Hale, jr., Ellsworth, Me.; Greenville D. Montgomery, Denver, Col.; Greenville Parker, New York City; Frederick Kernochan, New York City; Franklin A. Lord, Moorehead, Minn.; Frank G. Hinsdale, Massachusetts; Payne Whitney, New York City; Clifford D. Cheney, South Manchester, Conn.; David F. Rogers, New Canaan, Conn.; Henry B. Wright, New Haven; Herbert D. Gallaudet, Washington, D. C., and Frank H. Simmons, Brooklyn...
...most valuable gift that the Museum has received for some time is the famous Calaveras skull, which was found a number of years ago in the auriferous gravel beds of California, and which had been in the possession of the late Prof. J. D. Whitney up to the time of his death. This skull, together with the manuscript and printed matter relating to it, is of paramount importance in connection with the antiquity of man on the Pacific Coast of America. For the present it has been placed in a private cabinet in Professor Putnam's office at the Museum...