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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Suffolk
Sanders
Sanders’ Theatre
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Palmer Street
A. G. Pollard & CO
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