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...first regular autumn meeting of the Harvard Club of New York City was held on Saturday evening, Oct. 13, at the club house, 11 West Twenty-second street. Francis O. French, recently elected president, presided. The meeting was terminated by a supper. Several new members were elected, among them H. Clifford Watson, the coach of last year's crew; Francis Peabody, jr.; George R. Agassiz, a son of the naturalist, and Judge Ward McAllister, jr., a son of Ward McAllister of New York...
...Among those present were Edmund Wetmore, J. Hampden Rabb, Nathaniel S. Smith, Amos. K. Fiske, Edward L. Parris. T. Frank Brownell, James T. Kilbreth, and Evert Jansen Wendell...
...tariff reform meeting which is to be held in Tremont Temple next Friday evening is the first appearance before the public of the tariff reform association of Harvard University. The movement has been made systematically, and the organization is already well established. The association has met with such encouragement among the alumni of the University that it has every reason to expect not only permanent existence, but even a real influence in political affairs. The names of the vice presidents will be sufficient to create respect for the movement, and the graduate speakers have already made their reputations as exponents...
...candidates for the sophomore crew appeared on the water yesterday. There is an exceptionally large number trying. Among those who have never rowed before are, Lawrence, Goldthwaith, Wilkinson, Stead, Everett, Bass, Barlow, Embick, Weld, R. B. Hale, Clarke, Burnett, Nichols, Rogers, Richardson and Blanchard...
...paper entitled "The Religious Crisis," written by "One of the Committee, " is an interesting review of the experiments in religious work tried by the undergraduates last winter. It is a semi-official statement of the motives which led to the movement among the students which culminated in the series of meetings held at the Globe Theatre. The writer gives an estimate of the result of those meetings, an estimate in our opinion perfectly just. He urges either that the meetings be repeated under somewhat different plans, or that some more practical scheme of work be suggested immediately. The writer...