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Norwood Penrose Hallowell '97 of Milton, member of the firm of Lee, Higginson & Co., and during the war director of the Liberty Loan work in New England...
...issue is dedicated to the memory of Henry Lee Higginson '52, and contains a short summary of his life work and his connections with the University. Among the innovations for the year are write-ups of the new departments of Military Science and Compulsory Physical Training. There is also a review of the work of the Phillips Brooks House Association. Proceeding on to widespread system of enlargement, the space devoted to all sports, major and minor, has been increased, and the number of cuts is greater than ever before. For the first time a section is devoted to the Jubilee...
...George Wigglesworth '74 LL.B. '78, of Boston, has been appointed to succeed the late Major Henry Lee Higginson '52, who died on November 14, 1919, as President of the Harvard Union. Mr. Wigglesworth has long been connected with the University as a member of the Board of Overseers, having begun his service in 1909, his present term expiring in 1924. He is now serving on the Executive Committee of the Board. During his long career he has risen to be one of the most prominent lawyers in Boston...
...debates were repeated in 1893 and 1904. After the first year judges attended debates and decided in favor of one side or the other. The debates attracted great attention in the community. Among the presiding officers at the early debates were Dr. Eliot, now President Emeritus of Harvard, Colonel Higginson, Honorable John D. Long, Governor of Massachusetts, President Hadley of Yale, Governor Wolcott, President Patten of Princeton, Governor Guild and others perhaps hardly less well known. Among the judges who rendered the decisions we find the names of President Seth Low of Columbia, Carl Schurz, General Francis A. Walker, Professor...
Finally, as an example of useful citizenship, we have portrayed in an admirable sketch and poem the life of that "high minded gentleman" and benefactor of Harvard University, Henry Lee Higginson...