Harvard Fifty Years On From A Royal Governor's Visit
A July anniversary program at Harvard recalls Governor Ames and Royal Governors visiting the college since 1686. Governor Ames honors Harvard’s enduring ties to Massachusetts, praising its growth, faculty, and alumni while reflecting on past visits and the university’s vitality. The address for a fifty year class recalls Dana, Thoreau, and Wheeler, and laments campus spending while urging prudent aid and modest living.
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Harvard Alumni Recall Class of 1862 With Hopeful Time Travel
An alumni gathering recalls the Civil War era class of 1862, honoring its soldiers and scholars. speakers praise unity of North and South, reflect on national growth, and stress ongoing reform in law, education, and science as Harvard moves forward.
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The Baches list of names and contributors
A long catalog of individuals including Edward Stanley Abbo James Ekin Allison William Appleton Charles Balcombe Nelson Macy Barrett John M. W. Bartel Howard Haskel Bemis Brighs Williams Holmes Bla Edward Blodgett William Bowen Homer Brainard Richard Briggs and many others listed alphabetically, with a closing note “on, re,” suggesting a group at a gathering or honorary roster.
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Herbert Lincoln Clark
Timothy Currier
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Charles F. A. Currier
Wilton Lincoln Curr
John M. Cushing
Charles A. Cushman
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James Willard Dudle Hermann Leroy
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Edgar Stanley Emer
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Francis I. Proctor
George James Putnan
George Totten
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Franklin Remington
Alfred B. Robinson
Benjaris L. Robinson
William 8. Robinson
James Harvey Robinson
Thomas Johns Robinson
Emery Hermann Rogers
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Eugene R. Shippen
Arthur C. Smith
Charles Gaston Smith
William Kanan Smith
Horace Eugene Smith
Albert Eugene Sterne
Francis Caleb Stowell
Fae T. Talbot
Aaron Claflin Thayer
Charles 8. Thompson
Barclay Tilton
Joseph B. T. Tuthill
Alfred Lee Tyler
Theodore C. van Stor
Joseph Eugene Wall
Alonzo R. Weed
Arthur W. Wheelwrig
George Gill Whitelaw
Frank B. Wrestling
Waldo Wick
M Willa
Henry Johnson Wood
George Faunce Buck
John Lovett Morse
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Timothy Currier Craig
William C. Appleton
Carl A. de Gersdorff
Otis Briggs Oakman
Louis Jerome Johnson
Albert T. Perkins
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George Pierce Baker
Linn Luce
Franklin E.B. Hamilton
Albert Trae Dudley
Notable Art Figures Listed in Historic Separately Named List
Walter Alexander and a long roster of contemporaries including Ames, Baker, Berenson, Coolidge, Costello, Delone, Fiske, Gray, Hillebrand, Hyde, Kavanagh, Knapp, Knight, Livermore, Poey, Reynolds, Spalding, and Walker appear in a dense list of art scholars and patrons. The compilation names numerous professors, collectors, and benefactors, indicating a network of prominent cultural figures. The piece reads as a ceremonial roll of attendees or honorees with scattered high-profile surnames and initials.
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Walter Alexander
John Lincoln Ames
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Edward Bacon
George Pierce Baker
Henry B. Barber
Charles KE. Barron
Henry Willard Bean
Bernhard Berenson
Eldon Bisbee
John Bapst Blake
Herbert C. Bourne
Walter L. Boyden
Henry Gaw Hrengle
Elliott Bright
William Allen Brooks
George Faunce Buck
Edgar Buckingham
Walter C. Burbank
Archibald C. Coolidge
Frederic 8. Coolidge
Hermann ‘T. Coolidge
Daniel T. Costello
John Jerome Cotter
Benjamin Francis Cox
Eugene Vincent Daly
Frederic Alva Dean
Charles Joseph Delone
Daniel Denny
Gordon Dexter
Ellis Loring Dresel
Garritt Droppers
William E. Faulkner
Edward Fiske
Robert Francis Fiske
Elisha Flagg
Jefferson Bb. Fletcher
Walter Forsheimer
Meas Malcolm Garnett
Carl Aug. de Gersdorff
Charles Ingels Giddings
William Traverse Gray
John Henry Gray
Bancroft Lane Goodwin
Harris Grafton Hale
Louis Hicks
George Higginson
Josep Baker Hileman
William C. Hillebrand
Charles Francis Hoover
Silas Arnold Houghton
Thomas Hunt
Francis C. Huntington
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James Marsh Jackson
Lesly A. Johnson
Francis Richard Jones
Francis Edge Kavanagh
Roger Wolcott Keep
Henry Wilder Keyes
Elwood G. Tewksbury
Henry Adams Thayer
Ernest A. Thomson
Robert Truslow
George H. Tuttle
Frank Vogel
Francis L. Walker
Eugene C. Webster
Winthrop Wetherbee
Sumner Wheeler White
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Richard August
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Long University Graduation List of Degrees and Honors
A detailed commencement record listing Bachelors of Science, Law, Theology, Medicine, Dentistry, and Arts degrees. It notes magna cum laude and cum laude distinctions, numerous Doctors, Masters, and Honors recipients, plus extensive honors for classics, history, physics, chemistry, natural history, and political science.
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George Howard Parker
Frank Harold Sellers
Edward C. Beckett
Frank Boyd Carleton
Daniel Emerson
William E. Peterson
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Peter Crank
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Leslie Maxwell
Edwin Leslie Shattu
Francis E. Sprague
Henry James Stark
Edgar Fremont Stevi
Close of the Fiscal Year in Washington
Washington June 29 Tomorrow ends the current fiscal year and Friday the new appropriations become available. Revenue will show over 1 million dollars daily with small expenditures. The year’s customs receipts total about 213 million, internal revenue about 118 million, with a Treasury surplus below last year. Large payments of 19.7 million in 3 percent bonds and about 12 million in pensions occur Friday. Revenue may ease and expenditures rise in the months ahead.
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Notable graduates named in 19th century commencement parts
The list presents disquisitions and orations awarded for high rank with names given in inverse order of rank. Included are Garrett Croppers Joseph Baker Hileman George Totten Quinby Charles Wm Rantoul Julian Gerard Buckley and others such as George Morgan Brown Charles Steward Proctor Frederic Mead Hiram G Keays and John M W Bartol.
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Violent 1906 Quake Shakes Guayaquil City Center
The most violent earthquake since 1858 struck Guayaquil at 6 20 this morning. It lasted two minutes and twenty seconds with a northeast to southwest movement. Several buildings collapsed but no injuries reported. Fears of widespread interior damage persist.
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Ohio Prohibitionists Convene in Cincinnati
A Delaware special reports the State Prohibition convention opening at 2 p.m. with Rev. C. E. Elwood Nash of Akron as temporary chairman and L. B. Logan of Youngstown as secretary. The session adjourned to 10 a.m. tomorrow. Candidates named include C. L. Worl of Portsmouth, Martin Redkey of Highland County, and W. H. Doane of Cleveland, with Doane favored to win.
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Revenue district changes consolidate Massachusetts taxation
After today Hon. John E. Fitzgerald will run revenue affairs for the entire state as the tenth district is folded into the third. The transfer at Greenfield ends the tenth district and reduces staff, with projected salary savings of about $6000. Fitzgerald’s Boston office will receive and reassign duties for the new consolidated third district.
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