Word: chicago
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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After June 1, tickets will be sold to the public at the following places: in Cambridge at the Co-operative, Sever's, and Thurston's; in Boston at Herrick's; in New York at Tyson & Company, Fifth Avenue Hotel; in Philadelphia from John J. McVey, 1229 Arch street; in Chicago from H. W. Waterfall, Palmer House, and E. L. Cornell, University Theatre Agency, University of Chicago...
...first heat of the 1500-meter race J. D. Lightbody, Chicago University, won first place in 4 minutes 19 2-5 seconds, and J. P. Sullivan, I. A. A. C., secured third place. Nine men started in the heat. The second heat, with 11 entries, was, won by J. McGough, England, in 4 minutes 18 4-5 seconds. G. N. Bonhag, I. A. A. C., took third and H. W. Cohn, I. A. A. C., fourth place...
Goude, a Frenchman, won the pole vault, with a vault of 3 meters and 40 centimeters. Glover, from Chicago, got third place in this event...
...preliminary heats of the 800-meter race J. D. Lightbody, of Chicago University and P. H. Pilgrim, N. Y. A. C., secured first places. E. B. Parsons, of Yale, was second in his heat...
...Jenks has made a specialty of Philippine ethnology. After taking his degree of B.S. from Kalamazoo College and from the University of Chicago he became an honorary fellow at Wisconsin University, where he received in 1899 the degree of Ph.D. For some years past he has been engaged in government research in the Philippine Islands, and since 1903 has been chief of the Ethnological Survey there. He has studied the economic life of the Negritos, the primitive race in the Islands, and of the peoples engrafted upon them, and it is of the various features of the present mixed population...