Word: newman
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...When the war broke out?the Civil War?Walter Newman Haldeman was publishing the Louisville Journal and had a son, William Birch, but 14 years of age. The Journal was suppressed because of its Southern sympathies and some two years later the son ran away from Forest's Academy to enlist in the 9th Kentucky Infantry, the famous Orphan Brigade (Confederate). He fought at Chickamauga and was wounded. Then he shipped as a midshipman in the Confederate Navy. But gunboat service was not exciting enough for him. He went back to his old company and finished the war with...
...following have been chosen: W. P. Dixon '25, head usher, Henri de Castellane '25, J. W. Allen '26, G. D. Debevoise '26, F. W. Fay '26, W. O. Field '26, J. R. Fordyce '26, H. R. Jones '26, F. P. Kane '26, W. B. Macomber '26, H. C. Newman '26, W. L. Nichols '26, Davidson Sommers '26, F. U. Stearns '26, R. F. C. Vance '26, E. H. Bailey '27, Dwight Barnum '27, J. L. Gray '27, Richard Morey '27, S. D. Richards '27, and George Sturgis...
...Reference to John Henry Newman and the Oxford Movement. Newman and his enemy, Henry Edward Manning, went over to the Roman Catholic Church and became Cardinals; but today, most of the inheritors of the Oxford ideals remain in the Anglican Church. Newman had little influence in the Catholic Church, even as Cardinal: and Manning, ruler of English Catholics, had no sympathy with the reunion idea. Today powerful Manning is forgotten; gentle Newman is remembered...
...drive in the graduate schools will be conducted independently from the undergraduate campaign. W. A. Shimer 3G, secretary of the Graduate Schools Society, R. H. Cutter, 3L, secretary of the Law School Society, F. R. Parks 4M, secretary of the Medical School Committee, and N. G. Newman 3Dn., secretary of the Dental School Society, will be in charge of the collection in their respective branches of the University...
...knighted in 1904, received the Order of Merit in 1911 and the degree of Doctor of Music from Yale in 1905. He wrote a fine "Coronation Ode" on the occasion of the accession of Edward VII, and two huge oratorios, The Dream of Gerontius, after a poem by Cardinal Newman, and The Apostles. His symphonies and concertos are very popular with both English and U. S. conductors...