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...quartette. Tickets at 25 and 50 cents are on sale today at the Union and at Sever's. Following is the programme: 1. Overture, "Pique Dame," Suppe 2. Narcissus, Nevins-Strube Legato, Strube 3. The Kavanaugh, Bullard D. R. Richberg, 1L. 4. Selections from "The Rogers Brothers in Washington," Levi 5. Land Sighting, Grieg Solo by H. M. Boylston '03. 6. Aria from the Magic Flute, Mozart H. C. Barber 2L. 7. Andante Cantabile, Tchaikowsky String Quartette. 8. A Toast to Harvard, Mittel 9. Through the Yard, C. A. Hosmer '02 10. Huzza, (Wino Song), Buck Double Quartette. 11. Soldiers...
...first part of this century was a period of marked decline in prices, as is shown by the tables of Parker and Levi in which the price of flour is shown to have been reduced in 1865 to one quarter of that of 1800. Giffen, in his table published in 1885, shows the range of prices from 1839 to 1884 and makes the statement in his introduction, that the condition of the workingman has improved vastly, since the purchasing power of money has doubled and he is earning an increase in wages of from forty to sixty per cent. Comparing...
Sixteen of the forty governors of Massachusetts since 1780 were Harvard graduates, exclusive of those who received honorary degrees. They were John Hancock 1754, James Bowdoin 1745, Samuel Adams 1770, Increase Sumner 1767, Caleb Strong 1764, Christopher Gore 1776, Elbridge Gerry 1762, William Eustis 1772, Levi Lincoln 1802, Edward Everett '11, John D. Long '57, George D. Robinson '56, John Quincy Adams Brackett '65, William E. Russell '77, F. T. Greenhalge '63, and Roger Wolcott '70. From 1780 to 1807 every governor was a Harvard...
Chorus of young women of the trbe of Levi...
Sigourney Butler presided and the speakers were Hon. Charles S. Hamlin, Dr. William Everett, Hon. Frederick O. Prince, R. R. Bowker of New York, Henry F. Hurlbut of Lynn, James E. McConnell and Charles Levi Woodbury. Baldwin's Band furnished the music...