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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Beta Kappa. Harvard Chapter. Business Meeting. Boylston Hall, Upper Lecture Room, 10 a. m. - Oration by Rev. Professor William J. Tucker. - Poem by Professor Ernest F. Fenollosa. Sanders Theatre...
...Budopest and its recent rapid development, by Mr. Albert Shaw, with a number of excellent illustrations by Joseph Pennell. Mr. Edmund Clarence Stedman contributes the fourth of his articles on the "Nature and Elements of Poetry," dealing this time with "Melancholia," and Emilio Castelar, the Spanish historian, publishes another chapter in his life of Columbus...
...Everett preached last night in Appleton Chapel from the text "Charity Believeth all Things," from the thirteenth chapter of the first Corinthians. He said: This chapter gives a very beautiful description of charity or love. But the qualities ascribed to it here are hardly what would be considered desirable by the practical world of today. It says "love beareth all things, believeth all things, hopeth all things." But for a practical man to endure everything and to believe everying would seem to him ridiculous. He rejoices in his cleverness and thinks that he is so sharp that...
Thomas Stevens, of bicycling fame, has the first chapter of "Across Europe in a Petroleum Launch. From the German Ocean to the Black Sea." It is the description of a trip in a naptha lauch, up the Elbe, across to the Danube, and down to the Black Sea. The syle is very bright and vivid, and the article makes delightful reading, like nearly all of Stevens' work...
...last Vesper Service for the year was held at Appleton Chapel yesterday afternoon. Dr. Everett took his text from the fourth chapter of Paul's Epistle to the Philippians. He said: It is interesting to see the attitude of the great men of the world when the lens is turned upon them. In this instance, we see Paul interested in doing good for the world, wholly unconscious of himself; on the other hand, the two women whom Paul mentions, were thinking only of themselves, were given up to selfishness. Paul and these women illustrate two kinds of lives which...