Word: movement
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...regular service in Appleton Chapel this morning at 8.45 o'clock. The subject of his address will be "Relation to Jesus Christ." During this week a short organ recital lasting until 9.15 o'clock will follow the service. The program for this morning is as follows: Widor, First Movement (6th Symphony). The University preacher may be found in Wadsworth House daily from 9 to 11 o'clock in the morning...
...Williams, after reading the report, spoke of the work of the club in bringing the project to a head, and decried any credit to ex-Representative Julius Myers. He declared that the movement could in no way be traced to Mr. Myers's campaign for taxation, but was a voluntary act on the part of the College, when the matter had been brought up, long before Mr. Myers's bills were filed with the legislature...
Such a course, taking up the history of the movement, explaining its various forms, and criticizing the remedies which it proposes for present day problems, should be able to transform the great amount of loose talk on the subject, current among undergraduates whose enthusiasm is perhaps greater than their information, into profitable discussion. The danger of Socialism in the hands of the masses is great. By learning from an authoritative source the advantages and faults of the movement while undergraduates, Harvard men should be better prepared to aid in the formation of a sound public opinion upon the question...
...American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions in the spring and summer of 1907. From India he went to Hong Kong, China, by way of Colambo and Singapore, remaining in China for over four months. At that time Professor Moore was able to investigate the new educational movement in China and attend the hundredth anniversary of the establishment by Morison of the first Christian Mission in China. Four weeks in Japan and the return trip via Vladivostok, the Trans-Siberian Railroad, and Paris, completed the journey...
...said by many people that sooner or later Japan will be tempted to seize the Philippines, then the Hawaian Islands, then the Pacific Coast ports. This claim is absurd, for Japan would gain absolutely no advantage from any such movement. In the first place Japan has no money to carry on such a war as would be inevitable if such seizures were made, and in the second place Japan in attacking the possessions of the United States would at the same time threaten the English, French, Russian, and Dutch positions in the East. In other words, if Japan attacks...