Word: young
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Harvard had been originally founded as a school for ministers. He then introduced the Rev. Dr. Crummell of Washington, who spoke earnestly in behalf of his own race in the south. Dr. Crummell was followed by Mr. Cutler of New York, who gave an address on the needs of young men, and by Father Hall. who spoke in the cause of brotherhoods. At the Saturday's meeting the speakers were Bishop Dudley, Dr. Brooks, and Bishop Paddock. It was decided at the business meeting that the money which has been set apart for defraying the expenses of the convention should...
RADFORD JONES AND Co., Tailors, 32 George Street Hanover Square, London. Mr. Wallace Jones will be at Cambridge from Monday next, January 13, to the 15th inst. He will be pleased to attend to appointment by letters addressed to Young's Hotel, Boston, or Messrs. Pach Bros.'Studio, Cambridge...
...speak on The Church's Duty to the Negro; Dr. Brooks on Foreign Missions; the Rev. A. C. A. Hall on City Work; the Rev. Alexander Crummell on The Rescue and Salvation of a Race; and R. Fulton Cutting, Esq., of New York, on the Church's Work for Young Men. The closing address will be delivered by Bishop Paddock...
NINETY-TWO CREW.- The following men must be at the gymnasium ready to begin work at 5 p. m., sharp: Rantoul, Steadman, Gillespie, Weed, Greenwood, Draper, Young, Cheney, Porter, Hubbard, Stearns, Rankin, Kennedy and Putnam, Macdonald...
RADFORD JONES AND CO., Tailors, 32 George Street Hanover Square, London. Mr. Wallace Jones, (late of Messrs. Whittaker and Co.). has arrived at Young's hotel, Boston, and will be there until Saturday, January 11th Special line of summer flannels. Office hours...