Word: china
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...idea of a memorial tablet was proposed by W. S. Hertzog '05 at the national convention of the Church Student Societies, held last December at Alexandria. His suggestion was endorsed by the Rt. Rev. L. H. Roots '91, bishop of Hankow, China, and by other Harvard graduates who were present. The following committee in charge was formed: Professor F. C. de Sumichrast, chairman, W. S. Hertzog '05, P. E. Wye '06, R. W. Skinner, Jr., '06, and R. H. Purnell '07. This committee received within a month from undergraduates and graduates subscriptions sufficient to purchase the tablet...
Professor A. C. Coolidge '87, who has been given leave of absence from the University for next year, will leave Cambridge about July 1 for Philippine Islands, whence he will sail directly to China. After passing several weeks there and in the neighboring peninsula of Corea, he will travel across the continent to India, which he expects to reach by January. Sailing form there up the Persian Gulf, he will spend a few weeks on a riding trip through Asiatic Turkey. He will probably pass the summer in Russia, returning to Cambridge in September...
...which will seat 500 people, has a stage and balcony, and is decorated in white and green. Two balconies, one overlooking the living room and the other in the auditorium, occupy the third floor. The fourth contains four club rooms. In the basement are the kitchen, serving-room, pantry, china-closet, housekeeper's room, furnace room, and a locker room which will contain 450 lockers. An arcade connects the first floor with the gymnasium, which is near by. The building will be provided with steam heat and electric and gas lights. The total cost will be about...
...Alfred Lindsay Shapleigh '92 died on February 3 at Gankin, China. Dr. Shapleigh was born in 1869. He entered Harvard College in 1888, and the Medical School in 1891. Since graduating from the Medical School in 1894 he has been a missionary in China and an evangelist in Colorado and California...
Through the courtesy of R. C. Robbins '92, the collection of 154 photographs of Eastern countries, taken by himself, will be on exhibition in the Periodical Room of the Union. The collection contains interesting views in North India, Ceylon, the Nile countries, Morocco, China, Burma and a few in Europe and America...