Word: northern
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SEMINARY OF ECONOMICS. The Northern Securities Case and the Supreme Court Decision. E. B. Whitney, Esq., of New York, formerly U. S. Asst. Attorney General. Harvard...
...Farabee, instructor in the Department of Anthropology, will conduct a party on an anthropological trip through the west, starting immediately after Commencement. The party will visit in particular the Cahokia mound group and the Exposition at St. Louis, the archaeological remains and the modern Pueblos of northern Arizona and New Mexico, the Grand Canon, the shell formations of California, and the Canadian Rockies. Stops will be made wherever there are opportunities for investigation, and the trip will end the latter part of August...
...invitation of the Seminary of Economics, Mr. E. B. Whitney, a prominent New York Lawyer, will speak on "The Northern Securities Company," in Harvard 1, at 7.30 o'clock next Monday evening...
...University Observatory recently purchased, with part of an anonymous gift, two 25-inch reflecting telescopes, one for use on the northern, and the other on the southern, stars. The mountings for the one to be set up in Cambridge are expected shortly, and as soon as they arrive the instrument will be mounted in the yard of the Observatory. The other telescope will be installed at the southern station of the Observatory in Arequipa, Peru. The telescopes are to be used ehiedy for photographic work and will be more powerful than any other now used in the Observatory for this...
...collection of small ivory pieces representing certain phases of life among the Eskimos of Northern Labrador, has recently been purchased by the Peabody Museum. The collection was made by Dr. Grenfell, who has charge of the Deep Sea Mission along the coast of Alaska and who is greatly interested in the people of that region. The carvings are unusually good examples of the work done by the Eskimos, and form a variable addition to the collections of the Museum...