Word: josiah
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...enlargement of the Ethical Record. This periodical is conducted by an editorial committee consisting of Felix Adler, Ph. D., New York; Stanton Coit Ph. D., London; Professor G. Von Gizycki, Berlin; Professor Fr. Jodl, Prague; J. S. MacKenzie, M. A., Manchester; J. H. Muirhead, M. A., London; and Professor Josiah Royce of our own university...
...adjourned meeting of the Overseers of Harvard College was held Wednesday at 50 State Street. Solomon Lincoln presided. It was voted to concur with the President and Fellows in their votes as follows: Reappointing Josiah Royce, Ph. D., assistant professor of Philosophy for five years, from September 1, 1890; appointing John Baker Swift, M. D., clinical instructor in diseases of women for 1890-91; appointing Professor John Wesley Churchill instructor in elocution in the Divinity School for 1890-91. The report of the committee on printing was presented and adopted. The consideration of changes in the academic department was postponed...
...discussion concerning the three years'course at Harvard which again receives attention by the report of the committee of the overseers is lucidly set forth in the recently published pamphlet containing the address made by Professor Josiah Royce on June 28, 1890, at St. Paul before the Harvard Club of Minnesota...
There were about 20 members present a the meeting of the Free Wool Club last evening. The secretary, H. De Y. Lentz, '91, read minutes of the last meeting. Mr. Garrison, L. S., in giving the report of the executive committee, said that Hon. Josiah Quincy would address the club this winter on the subject of the McKinley bill, and that addresses were hoped for from Hon J. F. Andrew, Hon. Wm. Everett and George Fred Williams...
...annual meeting of the Free Wool Club last evening an entirely new constitution was adopted. Thirty-two new men were elected to active membership, and Mr. Josiah Quincy and Colonel T. W. Higginson as honorary members. The president, Mr. Causey. in his annual report stated that the numbers had increased to 125 and that in his opinion the club was capable of doing more good than any other organization of the kind in college. The treasurer reported that the club had a balance in the treasury. The following officers were elected for the rest of the year: L. McK. Garrison...