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Dates: during 1900-1909
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There is good skating today at the Cambridge Skating Club; at the Brookline Country Club, and at the Braeburn Country Club, West Newton. The skating is fair at Franklin Field, Dorchester; at Wood Island Park, East Boston, and at all the playgrounds. The toboggan slide at Franklin Park is in good condition...
...Smith first worked as a clerk in some iron works and was later educated as a mechanical engineer. He constructed the government sea-wall around Governor's Island and another at Tompkinsville, Staten Island. He also laid the foundation for the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor. Mr. Smith is also well known as an artist and as an author. He has done much landscape work in water colors and has lectured on art subjects. In 1900, he was made Commander of the Order of the Osmauyeh by the Sultan of Turkey. In the following year, he was awarded...
...figures in detail are as follows: Massachusetts, 1941; New York, 449; Pennsylvania, 171; Ohio, 135; Illinois, 87; Maine, 87; New Hampshire, 74; Rhode Island, 68; California, 64; New Jersey, 59; Connecticut, 56; Missouri, 56; Iowa, 46; Indiana, 43; Minnesota, 33; District of Columbia, 31; Maryland, 26; Vermont, 26; Colorado, 25; Kentucky, 23; Wisconsin, 22; Michigan, 20; Tennessee, 20; Kansas, 19; Georgia, 16; Washington, 16; Texas, 15; North Carolina, 14; Oregon, 12; Alabama, 11; Nebraska, 11; Virginia, 10; South Carolina, 9; Oklahoma, 8; South Dakota, 8; Utah 8; Montana, 7; West Virginia, 7; Delaware, 5; Mississippi, 5; North Dakota, 4; Wyoming...
...skating today is good on Hammond's Pond; on Spy Pond, Arlington: at the Brae Burn Country Club, West Newton; Brookline Country Club; Cambridge Skating Club; Franklin Field, Dorchester; North Brighton Playground; Ashmont Playground; Gibson Playground; Randolph Street Playground; Charlestown Playground; Wood Island Park, East Boston; Charlesbank, Boston; Public Gardens...
...school and college work, under the auspices and in the rooms of the Boston Architectural Club, 2 Ashburton Place, will begin Saturday and will continue for the remainder of the month. Exhibits of the work of Harvard, Columbia, Cornell, University of Pennsylvania, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Rhode Island School of Design will be shown. The best of the recent pen and brush exhibit at the Union will be sent as Harvard's representation. The exhibition will be open to the public free of charge...