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This year the club expects to hold regular meetings every three weeks, as well as one or two large meetings, open to all members of the University. Mayor Daly of Cambridge will give an address on Wednesday, January 18, and Mr. C. J. Bonaparte '71, of Baltimore, will speak on March 21. A number of other addresses are being arranged, including one by ex-Mayor Low of New York. The club is working this year, as last, in conjunction with a committee of college men in New York City who are trying to interest students in all the Eastern universities...
...opening meeting of the winter season of the Prospect Union will be held at the Union, 744 Massachusetts avenue, this evening at 8 o'clock. Mayor A. J. Daiy, of Cambridge, Professor F. G. Peabody '69, and A. A. Ballantine 1L., president of the Union, will make brief addresses explaining the aims and methods of the educational and social work. Music will be furnished by L. Mayer '05, L. B. Hall '05, and a quartette...
...Peace Congress will open at Tremont Temple, Boston, this morning, and will continue through the week. Addresses of welcome will be made by Hon. John Hay, Secretary of State, in behalf of the national government, Hon. John L. Bates, Governor of Massachusetts, and Hon. Patrick A. Collins L. '71, Mayor of Boston...
...position on the New York School Board, Mr. Burlingham said, is no longer the first step in a political career, as it was formerly. For many years appointments have been made by the mayor, and the office of commissioner has been without remuneration. A standard of efficiency higher than that maintained in other departments has been the result, although the present board, with forty-six members, is far too large. Its size is due to one of those compromises which seem to be prerequisite to any forward legislation...
...Kaneko held the portfolio of commerce and agriculture, and when Ito again became prime minister, he was chosen minister of justice. At the same time the Emperor made him a baron and a life members of the House of Peers for his distinguished services. Since then he has been mayor of Tokio until he resigned about a year...