History of Hanover College Continued at Hanover
Dr. Matthews accepts election to Hanover College and travels to secure funding for a new Theology chair. The board pledges $600 yearly for his services and a temporary log house is built for his family. Funds from Philadelphia, New York, and eastern donors enable rebuilding after a fire destroys the initial structure.
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Philadelphia
New York
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Dr. Matthews
Theological
Princeton
New Jersey
J. W. Cunningham
Madison
Manual Labor School Thrives as Boarding House Studying Farm Labor
The Manual Labor School continued its work with the house serving as a boarding facility. About fifty students attended, pursuing studies while also farming, making rails, and cutting cord wood to offset board and tuition at the standard labor rate.
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