Word: washington
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...Washington Gladden who preaches to us at Appleton Chapel to-morrow night, comes directly from Yale where he has been delivering a course of lectures on Social Economy. Dr. Gladden's name is so inseparably connected with the labor cause that to call attention to his work in that cause seems superfluous. He is a Williams graduate and spent the first part of his graduate life in North Adams, but six miles from Williamstown, as pastor of one of the oldest churches of that town Undoubtedly, it was the spirit of this great manufacturing centre which first called his attention...
...Washington Alumni of Princeton have taken the initiative in an effort to raise enough money to erect a monument to the memory of ex President Maclean, aud have asked the other alumni associations to co-operate with them...
Bobby Winston, who for the past two years has trained Yale's track men so successfully, and cared for the base-ball and foot-ball men, is now on his way to Port Townsend, Washington territory. He goes there to superintend the fitting of a gymnasium and the laying out of base-ball and lawn tennis grounds...
...discount of 11 per cent. allowed to all members of the Co-operative Society at Ray's, Men's furnishing goods store, corner West and Washington streets, Boston...
Yale university under the Dwight regime proposes to keep abreast of current industrial problems. Dr. Washington Gladden's course of nine lectures on the relation of the ministry and the church to social problems has been successfully inaugurated here this week. Dr. Gladden is a prominent representative of the increasing number of younger clergymen in the Congregational body who are not afraid to grapple with socialism and in the light of the gospel they preach, to unmask its errors and acknowledge its elements of strength. The present course of lectures is the outcome of a year's close study...