Harvard Alumni Reunions Highlight Old Times And Notable Gatherings
Harvard alumni return for class reunions and commemorations across campus venues. Notable events include the class of 1841 gathering at Thorndike, talks at Sanders Theatre, and dinners at Youngs Hotel and various clubs. Alumni renominate officers, share memories, and celebrate decades of Harvard life in a daylong series of reunions.
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Harvard
Union Club
Accence
James Oh
Union Chu
Conoody
Pat
F. Adams
Harvey N. Shepard Moe
Bishop Sopercane
Hen Cabot Loo
Oan Reynolds
Albert E. Pillsbury
Emmerton
C. C. Stern
Edward E. Sherburne
Somerset
Francis Bartlett
Exchange Club
Ares
Tratton
George A. Maney
Newton Presi
Rev Joseph Cook Dead At 76 In His Birth Town
Ticonderoga New York June 2 percent The Reverend Joseph Cook a prominent Boston preacher associated with Tremont Temple died of Wright’s disease in his birthplace. Born January 1838 he studied at Phillips Academy Yale Harvard Andover Theological Seminary and became a Congregational minister. He led the Boston Monday lectures from their start under YMCA patronage spanning fourteen years and later toured the Far East before briefly flirting with Spiritualism. He married Georgie Hemingway in 1877 at New Haven Conn.
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Joseph Sh Cook
Boston
Tremont Temple
Cook
Phillips Academy
Andover
Yale
Harvard
Andover Theological Seminary
Lynn
Young Men’s Christian Association
Noo
Park Street Church
Far East
Georgie Hemingway
New Haven
Conn
Studies 100 Hard
Rev Francis H Rowley at Stookline High School graduation criticized high school course load and its effect on health. He blamed the college system for demanding excessive studies, saying teachers are caught in an unmanageable system beyond their control.
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Francis H. Rowley
Brookline
Francis H Rowley
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Stookline High School
Rowley
Bryan Disavows Candidacy in Buffalo Statement
The Times prints William Jennings Bryan's note denying any personal candidacy or chosen candidate. He emphasizes Democratic principles and voter insistence on core ideals, warns against expediency, and argues success comes from deserving to win rather than seeking favors.
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Buffalo
William Jennings Bryan
Times
Noman K. Mack
Democratic Party
Russell to Return from Europe on Cunard Line Ivernia
After two years abroad for health reasons, Massachusetts Democratic governor hopeful John Edward Russell sails home to Boston aboard the Cunard steamer Ivernia, due tomorrow. His political and personal friends note the return.
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Nersonal
John Eaward Russell
Massachusetts
Europe
Boston
Russell
Sunday suspension of Saugus branch trains by Boston and Maine
Due to fierce electric-rail competition the Boston and Maine Railroad has almost halted all Sunday traffic on the Saugus branch except for the Boston to Boston newspaper train at 4 30 AM. Residents anticipated the move after petitions and appeals failed to stop it.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Saugus
Boston
Maplewood
Broadway
Linden
Franklin Park
Cliftondale
East Saugus
East Somerville
West Street
West Everett
Bell Rock
Malden
Holy Cross Cemetery
Faulkner
Lynn
Everett
Chelsea
Medford
Lady MacDonald Involved In Forbidden City Looting Question
The Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse carried Sir Claude Maxwell MacDonald and Lady MacDonald to New York. He recalled the Boxers era and disputed reports that Lady MacDonald protested looting in the Forbidden City. He said she withdrew with British embassy staff and that other diplomats stayed.
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New York
Claude Maxwell MacDonald
China
Japan
Lady MacDonald
United States
Forbidden City
San Francisco
General Chaffee
Palace
Medford Sunday Rail Service Question Heard By Commissioners
Mayor Baxter represented Medford as the hearing reviewed Sunday train suspensions on the Medford branch. Railroad President Tuttle and Lee Coolidge spoke for the company noting 218 Sunday passengers across seven trains and low receipts, with most riders not attending church. The board questioned public necessity and whether to recommend resuming service, deferring decision for advisory opinions.
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Baxter
Medford
Tuttle
Railhoad
Lee Coolidge
Mr. Tuttle
Wellington
Hairman Jackson
Rome
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Spitz Bros
Washington Street
Aarge Variety
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Summer St
Punch
University 16
Cers
University
Massachusetts Hall
Sanders Theatre
Thorndike
John 8. Keyes
Concord
Mass
Harvard Medical Alumni Association
Harvard Medical School
Clarence J. Blake
Law School. Alumni . Association
Bar Association
Haven
Young’s Hotel
Senator Hoar
Nortor
Webb
E. D. Brandeger
Utica
N. Y
E. D. Hawkins
Parker House
Edward B. Drew
T. PF. Beal
Resent
Myers
Francis J. Peabody
Ter
Milwaukee
Wis
Henry W. Putnam
Harold M. Seward
Brunswick
Derick Nichols
F. ©. Parker
Bay City
Mich
Marlave’s
Revere House
Mitchell
Philadelphia
Joseph Coo
Ticonderoga, N. Y
Ticonderoga
Wright
Hastings
Rev
Joseph Cook
Washington Mills
Wanskuck
IOS
Price
OLD South Clothing Co
Soacharch
ROTA
Bryan
John E. Russell
Houghton & Dutton’s
Beacon St
Boyle Bros
Washington St
Claude MacDonald
Pekin
Judson P Bate
Oemaker
Essex Street
London
House of Commons
Cape
Serge
Washington
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