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Five new members of the Board of Overseers were chosen as the result of the Commencement elections. The table below shows the votes cast for the five men elected; J. D. Long '57 was added to the ticket after the postal ballot had been taken. Postal Vote Com Vote Robert Grant '73, 1861 692 John D. Long '57, 769 William Rand, Jr., '88, 1236 630 John Collins Warren '63, 1713 540 Moses Williams...
...problems of the American com- monwealth are today peculiarly those of the City. The issues that interest and agitate the public are increasingly local and the battle-grounds that have peculiar significance are those of New York, Philadelphia, Chicago and other great centres of population...
Down through the centuries thou com'st to cheer...
Last Commencement Day the following five Overseers were elected for six years by postal and Commencement ballots: Postal Vote Com. Vote William Lawrence '71 2434 1107 William Endicott, Jr., '87 903 814 G. D. Markham '81 1173 677 R. S. Peabody '66 1513 645 W. A. Gaston...
...performance will be given by members of the Irving Place Theatre Com- pany at 2.30 o'clock on Tuesday, February 27th, at the Colonial Theatre. The performance will be in honor of the Silver Wedding of the German Emperor, and the proceeds will be devoted to the Germanic Museum...