Miami University Seventy Fifth Anniversary Highlighted
Wartime commemoration marks Miami University founded in the west under the 1787 ordinance. The piece chronicles its origins from 1792 land grants to Symmes, 1800 Ohio trusteeship, 1818 establishment, and 1824 opening under Dr. Robert H. Bishop. It notes notable alumni and governors reflecting the institution’s long influence.
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The article extols Miami University as the Yale of the West and Mother of Statesmen, citing notable alumni like Benjamin Harrison, Whitelaw Reid, and Robert C._ck. It notes a large but steady output, with 44 graduates in a class and an average under 200 attendees, and announces the seventy-fifth anniversary events on June 14 with delegates from Ohio Indiana and Kentucky and prominent alumni attending.
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