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...Violinist Albert Spalding and Vice President H. Boardman Spalding of the Spalding company; of heart disease; at Monmouth Beach, N. J. For 30 years he spent his winters in Florence, Italy, where he guaranteed the symphony orchestra. Last year he was awarded the cross of St. Maurice & St. Lazarus by the Italian Government. In 1905 he lost his left eye in an automobile accident in France...
...Hall Mr. Whitney, Sec. 8 Memorial Hall Mathematics 3 Harvard 2 Music 4 Music Bldg. Philosophy 4b Emerson J Physics D Adlis-Stokes Geol. Lect. Room Talkov-Yungblut Pierce 110 Physics 2a Pierce 110 Physics 31 Pierce 110 Physiology 1 Sever 23 Rcinance Philology 3 Anderson-Irvine Sever 17 Lazarus-Worcester Sever 18 Social Ethics 1a Emerson...
Died. Nathan Straus, 82, great philanthropist and Jewish leader; of heart disease and high blood pressure; in Manhattan. He was born in Rhenish Bavaria in 1848, son of Lazarus Straus, who came to the U. S. in 1854, settled in Talbotton, Ga. Eldest brother was Isidor (later famed in the building up of Straus stores, victim with his wife of the Titanic disaster in 1912); youngest was Oscar Solomon (first Jew to hold a cabinet post, Secretary of Commerce & Labor, 1906-09, twice Minister, once Ambassador to Turkey; died in 1926). Ruined by the Civil War, the family came...
...England: William Sampson Handley, Walter Sydney Lazarus-Barlow, Sir George Lenthal Cheatle, Sir Charles Gordon-Watson...
...attended the Lombard College at Rome, he and his comrade Alessandro Lualdi (later cardinal) were rated the most brilliant. Because he reorganized the Ambrosian Library in Milan and made it really useful to scholars, his friend King Vittorio Emanuele made him a Knight of the Outer of Saints Maurice & Lazarus.† His Significance. In the long list of Popes, Pius IX (1846-78) ranked as a great dogmatist. Far more important than the loss of the Papal States were his dogmas of the Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary and of Papal Infallibility. Leo XIII (1878-1903) was "worldly...