Word: westing
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...auspices of the University of Pennsylvania at Philadelphia on April 25 has been picked out by Capt. Cummings of the track team as follows: Henry Cummings '96, Charles B. Stebbins '97, Owen Herrick Gray '97, and A. H. Pugh '97. The substitutes are Stanley Hooker '97, and William E. West...
...following Harvard men have entered the indoor games of the Boston College Athletic Association to be held in the Armory, West Newton street, on Tuesday evening, April 7: 30 yard dash (open) E. R. Cram '96, W. R. Mansfield '98, W. E. Putnam '96, C. A. Brown '97; 440 yard run (open) W. R. Mansfield '98; running high jump, W. E. Putnam '96. Mr. Lathrop will act as one of the time keepers...
...Boston College Athletic Association will hold an indoor meeting Tuesday, April 7, at 8 o'clock in Armory Hall, West Newton St., Boston. The open events are: 35 yards dash, 440 yards run, running high jump, one mile run. These are handicap events. Cups will be awarded first and second men in each event. Entries close Apris 1 with H. J. Mahoney, Boston College...
Special delivery mail dropped in at the Cambridge office will hereafter be delivered in any part of Cambridge and North Cambridge and all of Cambridgeport west of the Boston and Albany railroad. Special delivery letters mailed at the North Cambridge Post Office will be delivered to any part of North Cambridge and that protion of Cambridge west of Dana street and Putnam avenue, and north of River street. Special delivery letters mailed at Cambridgeport Post Office will be delivered to any part of Cambridgeport and that portion of Old Cambridge east of Sparks, Craigie, Shepard and Sacramento streets...
Shortly after the debate two private cars of the West End Railway carried the speakers, the judges and others to the banquet which was held at the Empire Cafe in Boston. Mayor Quincy was toastmaster. Ex-Gov. Long, Professor Hadley, Professor Mayo-Smith, and Mr. Williams, as well as President Eliot responded to toasts...