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...Emerton fellowships to Oscar E. Anderson Jr., of South Bend, Ind.; George McK. Elsey 1G, of Oakmont, Pa.; and William L. Spalding Jr., of Westfield...
...contemporary of giants such as the Jameses, Professors Royce, Emerton, Wendell, and a good many more who will always be revered, Professor Taussig is much more than their peers in time: for his scholarly eminence is at least the equal of theirs, and his devotion to the University no whit less. Best known to undergraduates, perhaps, is his "Principles of Economics" which together with his other copious writings has colored the economic thought of the country for almost forty years. Outside of strictly academic pursuits he found myriad interests ranging from Chairman of the Wilson Tariff Commission...
...close connection with the foundation of historical societies in America added much to the reputation of Harvard as an institution of intellectual achievement. His work in the field of accurate research did much to bring the art of history writing to its present scientific peak. In Professor Emerton, Harvard, no more than the world of culture, loses a beloved and imposing figure...
Services for Ephraim Emerton '71, whose books are known to all History 1 students and graduates, will be held in the Memorial Chapel at three o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The funeral will be conducted by the Rev. Henry W. Foote and burial will take place in Mount Auburn Cemetery...
...Emerton, who was 84, died Sunday at his home, 84 Chauncey Street. For 49 years he has been connected with the History Department although he has been professor-emeritus during the last decade...