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Harvard was represented at the conference by J. H. Choate, Jr., '97, and W. Bayard Cutting...
...their intention of joining the organization: J. H. Choate, Jr., '97, Stoughton Bell 1 L, F. Curtis '98, T. Morse '98, E. W. Capen '97, G. Smith 1900, L Underwood '97, J. F. Curtis '99, R. B. Stone '98, Augustus Jay, Jr., 1900, E. C. S owell '98, W. Bayard Cutting, Jr., 1900, W. M. Tyler '99, A. D. Griffiths 1900, D. Cheever '97, R. L. Scaife '97, R. H. Stevenson...
...public this last week, for "The Bohemian Girl" has been given eight times before audiences limited only by the capacity of the house. For the coming week Genee's "Royal Middy" is announced. The libretto of the "Royal Middy" is taken from a French melo-drama by Mm. Bayard and Dumanoir. A translation of the melo-drama was made and adapted as an operetta by F. Zell, and with Genee's music it was given at Vionna in 879. Mr. Gustave Lagye then re-translated the title "Le Cadet de Marine." Augustine Daly bought the American rights to the work...
...offered by K. Stone, L. S., of Missouri, was lost after a spirited debate. The nominating speeches were then in order. Wirt Howe '96, of Louisiana, nominated Carlisle. J. S. Bryan, L. S., of Virginia, in one of the best speeches of the evening, seconded the nomination of Bayard, and F. Dobyns '98, of Ohio, nominated Russell. The voting was then done by states. The ballot resulted as follows: Bayard, 40; Russell, 42; Carlisle, 42. The second and final ballot resulted as follows: Russell, 107; Carlisle, 17. A motion to make Russell's nomination unanimous was lost...
...Democrats held a caucus in Sever 11 yesterday afternoon to decide upon the three men to come up before the Mock National Convention next Monday. The names of Cleveland, Carlisle, Russell, Bayard and Patterson were proposed and seconded, and Russell, Carlisle and Bayard were finally chosen. There was a good deal of parliamentary sparring and some eloquence was displayed in the nominating speeches. There was a strong sentiment in favor of Cleveland, but it was thought that the prejudice against a third term would lose him many votes, and also that the debates on the question of a third term...