Word: chiefs
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...Street went to the Philippines as a United States army surgeon, and after four years of service was appointed chief medical inspector of five provinces near Manila. Part of this work consisted in the medical care of the Igorrotes, a savage tribe in Luzon who cut off the heads of their victims and use them for decorations in their huts. Dr. Street will describe his experiences with this tribe and will show many photographs of them...
...guests who have been invited to attend the reception are the members of the Corporation and of the Board of Overseers and other prominent citizens of Boston. Among them are Judge Knowlton, Chief Justice of the Massachusetts Supreme Court, and other judges...
...work is intended to be wide enough to supply information not only to graduates but also to all persons interested in any way in the University and its work. Heretofore the College offices at University Hall, the Union, and the offices at 50 State street have been the chief sources of information. All publications, documents, data, statistics and announcements of the activities of the University will be kept on file at the office...
...general secretary will have charge of the publication of the Quinquennial Catalogue, which has heretofore been published by the University. The Bulletin will be taken over as the official organ of the association. While the general secretary will be editor-in-chief of this paper, Mr. J. D. Merrill '89, the present editor, will be made managing editor. With the backing of the alumni association the circulation of the Bulletin will be largely increased; it will also be the means of furnishing over 12,000 alumni with information of immediate interest. Mr. Wells will continue in his capacity as secretary...
...three years' ethnological expedition to South America, which is to be made by the Peabody Museum, will sail from New York today. The party consists of Dr. W. C. Farabee '00, instructor in Anthropology and the chief scientist of the expedition; his two assistants, J. W. Hastings '05 and L. J. de Milhau '06; Mrs. Farabee, and the accompanying physician, Dr. E. F. Horr, who has been an army surgeon in Cuba and the Philippines. They will leave on a government steamer for the Isthmus and from Panama will go by steamer to Mollendo, Peru, and thence by train...