Word: emperor
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...other piece which is soon to arrive is the gift of Mr. H. W. Putnam of Boston. This is a relief from the tomb of Emperor Ludwig, the Bavarian, erected about 1468 in the Church of Our Lady at Munich...
...know with what cordiality and eagerness our own representatives at Berlin University, Professor Peabody and Professor Richards, were received by the Emperor, the professors and the students, and with what intense interest and absorption large numbers of students have attended their lectures throughout the semester. It is most earnestly to be desired that Harvard men will not fall short of their brethren of Berlin University in intellectual hospitality and zeal to-learn from foreign masters...
...there will be an opportunity for members of the University to assemble in the Yard to greet General Kuroki as he leaves University Hall. A few words of greeting will be spoken by J. D. White '07 on behalf of the undergraduates and cheers for General Kuroki and the Emperor of Japan will be called for. After this simple expression of the University's welcome the Japanese officers will be taken on an automobile ride in the suburbs of Boston as guests of the Japan Club of Harvard...
...prominent Germans, Staatsminister von Moeller, and Dr. Koser, director general of the Prussian Archives, who came to this country as representatives of the German Emperor at the dedication of the Carnegie Institute at Pittsburg, to take place next Thursday, Friday and Saturday, will visit the University today. They will be entertatined today by Professor Francke, who will show them about the grounds, and tomorrow they will be entertained by Professor Munsterberg...
...Emperor William Fund, which is being raised in honor of the German Emperor by Americans who are interested in the work done by means of his gift to the Germanic Museum, amounts to $25,085. The purpose of this fund is to continue the work which has been done so far in the Germanic Museum, and to make it possible to make new additions. Subscriptions, varying from $1000 to $10, have been received from 64 different people...