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Baron Kentaro Kaneko L.'78, h.'99, one of the foremost statesmen of Japan, will visit the University after the spring recess, and on Thursday evening, April 28, will speak in Sanders Theatre on "The Present Russo-Japanese...
President Faunce of Brown, President Hopkins and the Faculty and students of Williams College, ex-President Timothy Dwight of Yale, Corporation of Simmons College, Faculties of University of California, Dean Andrew F. West of Princeton, Baron and Baroness von dem Bussche of the German Embassy at Washington, Baron Kentaro Kaneko, Mayor Collins of Boston, James Ford Rhodes, Seth...
...regular annual meeting of the Harvard Club of Japan was held recently in Tokio. On the motion of Baron Kaneko L. '78, the following officers were re-elected: President, Baron Jutaro Komura L. '77; vice-presidents, J. McD. Gardiner '79, and Kwanrokuro Makayama; secretary and treasurer, Baron Chokichi Kikkawa '83; general committee, Baron Kentaro Kaneko L. '78, E. H. Vickers '93, and Shuji Isawa. His Excellency Mr. L. C. Griscom, the new minister from the United States to Japan, was the guest of the club on this occasion...
...article by Mr. John T. Morse, Jr. founded upon Reuben Davis' recollections of Mississippi. It sets forth in a laughable light the pretensions of the typical Southerner in those days. Mr. Charles B. Elliott deals ably with the "Behring Sea Question" covering the ground from 1820 on. Mr. K. Kaneko the head of the Japanese commission which has been visiting various countries to compare their legislative assemblies, in order to establish a Japanese parliament, gives a clear outline of the Japanese Constitution of February 1889. The three serials are continued. Mrs. Deland's "Sidney" gives us the fourth, fifth...