Word: establish
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...will of the late Mr. Morrill Wyman '77, of Cambridge, recently filed in probate the greater part of an estate valued at $500,000 is bequeathed to the University. After a few private bequests have been provided for, one-half of the residue is left to establish a fund for medical research in the University the sum of $50,000 is also given to the College "for the promotion of good citizenship by the study of republican government," and a further sum of $50,000 will eventually revert to the University...
...University has received the sum of $7,500 with which to establish a scholarship in memory of Francis Hardon Burr, '09. The wishes of the donors are set forth as follows in the terms of the gift...
...well on their way towards the mark of $3241 held by the Sophomores. The standing of the classes to date is: 1916, $3241; 1917, $2883; 1914, $2395; 1915, $2388; 1913, 2046. If the Freshmen can maintain the high standard of the last two days, they will undoubtedly establish a new record. Just 30 per cent of the class have as yet been reached by the collectors and of this number only one man has refused to contribute anything at all. It is the aim of the committee to secure something however small from every man in the class and thus...
...class of 1916 has to the date contributed the largest amount, $3241, The Freshmen have already raised nearly one-half of this amount and hope to establish a new record. The records of the five highest collectors are as follows: 1, S. J. Y. Mann '17, $210; 2, D. Campbell '17, $115; 3, J. Hubbell '17, $111; 4, T. F. Coxe '17, $110; 5, J. Gazzam...
...terms of the will of the late George H. Leatherbee, of Brookline, the residue of his estate reverts to Harvard University, to establish the George H. Leatherbee Lectures, a series of lectures to which the public shall be admitted, as well as the students. The instruction given is to be in the subjects of Commercial Business and Finance. According to the terms of the will, if at any time the University shall deem other subjects more important, the subjects of instruction may be accordingly changed...