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Lowell Daily Courier

Location

Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1901

Page

3

Harvard's Good News Gift for Medical School

Harvard announces a $1.9 million gift from John Pierpont Morgan to fund the construction of three Morgan buildings on Huntington Avenue, Boston, including a hospital, part of a five-building plan for the medical school. The June 26 events include commencement ceremonies, honorary degrees, and a dinner with Gov. Crane, Roosevelt, and German ambassador Baron von Holleben amid fanfare.

Cambridge Mass Eliot Harvard John Pierpont Morgan Harvard Medical School University Huntington Avenue Boston Applied Biological Research Messrs Henry Frank Higginson Henry P. Bowditch J. Warren Collins Warren Morgan Junius Spencer Morgan Massachusetts Medical School Biological Department Boylston Street Boston Public Library McKinley Hay Baron von Holleben Roosevelt Sanders Theatre Senator Hoar Harvard College Harvard University William McKinley Nelson Robinson New York J. P. Morgan Dr. Warren Senator Germany Prichette Institute of Vechilogy John Bellows Gloucester Eng Wayne MacVeagh Hoar Adelbert S. Hay United States Edward H. Warren

Yale Commencement Honors Honorary and Regular Degrees

Yale University held its 199th commencement with 576 graduates, 249 earning A B degrees. President Hadley spoke on curriculum changes and recent gifts enabling university improvements. Prizes were awarded in mechanical, civil, and sanitary engineering and natural history, with notable prizes and numerous honorary degrees conferred on scholars and church leaders from Yale and other institutions.

New Haven Yale University Battell Chapel Yale Hadley Sheffield Scientific School Harold A. Gilbert Arthur K. Hubbard Kane, Pa Henderson Gilbert Harrisburg Belknap Beverly W. Kunkel Charles L. Overlander Stanley B. Resor Cincinnati Herbert B. Fuller Washington A. B Frederic H. Betts New York Edmund Wilson Columbia University W. H. P. Faunce Brown University Providence J. M. Taylor Vassar College Poughkeepsie N. Y Williston Walker Hartford Theological Andover Theological Seminary F. G. Newlands Nevada Congress Elmer K. Smiley University of Wyoming Otto G. Ramsay

Stuart's Catarrh Tablets touted as ideal cure

An old treatment history is revised praising Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as an ideal convenient cure for catarrh. The pills are described as antiseptic, non liquid, easy to carry, and safe with a Pittsburg clerk testimonial and a 50 cent price tag.

Stuart Pittsburg

Yale Commencement Closes With Bi CentenniaI Fund Update

The Yale commencement ended with President Hadley presenting the bi centennial fund status. He disclosed a near final tally of 1 1850 000 in money and pledged support, plus conditional gifts totaling 300 000 from Hill D Borden and Vanderbilt. The total including land and bequests approaches 600 000 in non cash assets.

Dartmouth Honors Graduates at 1901 Commencement

Dartmouth College held its 1901 commencement in Rollins Chapel and College Church. The program featured salutatory, disputations on France’s history and capital, English orations on education and international law, and a valedictory. Honorary degrees were awarded to Wright, Tenney, Merrill, Day, McFarland, Morehead, Smith, and Stevens.

Hanover N. H Dartmouth College Rollins Chapel College Churen Greece Arthur F. Buck Manchester France George French Park Hill Daniel T. Page Douglass Vander Hoof San Francisco United States Carl Maynard Owen Jacksonville Fla Eugene M. Dow Woodsville John Henry Wright Howard Graduates Schooly Charles Daniel Tenney Imperial University Tien Tsin China D. D Charles Henry Merrill Vermont Missionary Society Charles I. Day Andover Theological Seminary A. M Henry McFarland Concord William King Morehead Archaelogical Museum Andover Mass William Alden Smith Michigan Benjamin Stevens London

Harvard Overseers Balloting Elects Six Members

Cambridge, June 26. Balloting for Harvard University overseers yielded the election of Charles Francis Adams Augustus Hemenway Robert Grant Charles Fairchild Moses Williams and Arthur Lincoln.

Cambridge Mass Harvard University Charles Francis Adams Augustus Hemenway Robert Grant Charles §. Fairchild Moses Williams Arthur Lincoln

Amherst College 80th Commencement Holds Exercises

Amherst June 26 The 80th Amherst College commencement occurred in College hall with faculty alumni and graduates in procession. President Harris presided as graduates received AB 7 SB 16 AM degrees. The alumni dinner followed in Pratt gym with speakers including Washburn Utter Redfield and Smith.

Amherst Amherst Colege College Hall Walker Hall Pres. Harris Ernest Hatch Wilkins Spain Loren Henry Rockwell Jordan N. Y John Allen Marsh New Milford Ransomville Russia Harvey Johnson Elam Indianapolis Ind Italy Charles Bagley Mathews South Framingham New England Frank M. Tiffany Stamford Conn Edward R. Evans Redding Albert B. Tyler Southwick Frank A. Lombard Sutton Charles W. Cobb Fitchburg Clinton A. Strong Easthampton Pratt Gymnasium William Ives Washburn New York George H. Utter Westerly R. IL Henrys. Redfield Ithaca Roland C. Smith Northampton

Wesleyan confers several honorary degrees at record class

The Wesleyan University graduation in Middletown on June 26 honored 67 graduates, the largest class yet. Doctor of Divinity was awarded to Hinckley G. T. Mitchell, David H. Tribou, and Thomas B. Wood, while LL D degrees went to David J. Brewer and Charles Emory Smith.

College Yard Massachusetts Middlesex Suffolk Sanders Sanders’ Theatre William G. Babcock John Hayden E. A. W. Harlow Augustus Harlow John E. Keyes William H. Rollins William S. A. Stearns Thomas Wentworth Higginson United States George F. Hoar Nathan Webb Charles Eliot Norton W. W. Goodwin Samuel A. Green Frederick H. Hedge George D. Noyes James J. Mitchell Robert Treat Paine Samuel C. Lawrence Col Henry Walker Joseph Reed J. L. Stackpole Grenville Bacon Francis Bartlett Francis H. Brown Horace N. Fisher Franklin Haven Solomon Lincoln Robert M. Morse David B. Banlett A. J. C. Sowden Samuel Weld William Everett Theodore Roosevelt William Bancroft M. H. Morgan Eliot Edward Livermore Burlinghame Cambridge John Bellows Britain Hugo Munsterberg Theobald Smith Charles Gross David G. Lyon Harvard Semitic Museum Alexander McKenzie First Church of Cambridge Overeers Harvard University William C. Loring Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts Henry Smith Pritchett Massachusetts Institute of Technology Jacobus H. Van't Hoff Berlin James Tyndall Mitchell Supreme Court of Pennsylvania Charles Sprague Sargent Arnold Arboretum North America Wayne MacVeagh Theodore von Holleben James Ford Rhodes Peabody Alumni Association Memorial Hall Harvard George Washington Middletown Wesleyan University Hinckley G. T. Mitchell Boston’ University David H. Tribou United States Navy Thomas B. Wood Lima Peru David J. Brewer Supreme Court of the United States Charles Emory Smith

Yale bi-centennial fund reaches two million pledged

At the Yale alumni dinner in New Haven on June 26, officials announced the bicentennial fund has all been pledged. Principal contributors include Frederick Vanderbilt and James J. Hill of New York and Matthew Borden of Fall River.

Yale Eli Whitney New Haven Yale Corporation Buchanan Winthrop Hadley Messrs Jas. J. Hill M. Co. D. Borden Frederick Vanderbilt New York Pinchot Yale Forest School Lampson New York State University

Wu Ting Fang as July 4 speaker protested by Philadelphia group

A Philadelphia Chinese American Missionary society meeting adopted unanimous resolutions opposing Wu Ting Fang as orator for the Fourth of July celebration. They claim he aided the Boxers in China and misrepresented his stance toward Christians. Resolutions were signed by Harris and McIntyre.

Philadelphia China Richard J. Harris John N. McIntyre D. D John §. Hammond Conger Hammond McVickers Presbyterians Baptists Episcopalians Chinese American Missionary Society

Missing clerk absconds with nine thousand in funds

William J. Bawden, longtime confidential clerk for Flack & Co. in Troy New York, vanished a week ago with about $9000 of the firm’s money. The loss includes $60 from the cash drawer and dates back to 1894. His wife Mrs. Bawden died last winter.

Troy N. Y William J. Bawden Flack & Co Bawden

Madras Ginghams and Chambrays on Sale at 6 1 4c

Six cases offered by A G Pollard & Co in Palmer street display and basement sale. Includes madras ginghams long remnants and colored stripes plus chambray ginghams in ox blood blue pink green ecru priced 6c to 12c per yard. Advertised in Courier.

Ecru Palmer Street A. G. Pollard & CO

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