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...following gentlemen then spoke from the floor: Mr. Schumacker, '89; Mr. Thayer, '89; Mr. Osborn, L. S.; Mr. Williams, '88; Mr. Norton, L. S.; Mr. Williams, L. S.; Mr. Atkinson, L. S.; Mr. McCleary, '88, and several others, after which the meeting adjourned...
...that the sentence against the Chicago anarchists was just"-was lively and general. The meeting was called to order by Pres. Furber, the minutes of the last meeting read, the vote on the merit of the question taken, which resulted in 116 affirmatives to 5 negatives, and then Mr. Osborn, L. S., opened the debate for the affirmative. He reviewed all the proceedings of the anarchists in Chicago until they culminated in the fatal catastrophe of last May, for which seven men are now held responsible. He showed that arms had been furnished to various organizations of workingmen with orders...
...question at the Harvard Union Debate to-night is, Resolved: That the sentence against the Chicago Anarchists is just and should be executed. The principal disputants are Mr. C. H. Osborn of the Law School and Mr. J. Loeb, '88, for the affirmative, and Mr. B. H. Lee of the Law School and Mr. E. B. Chenoweth, '88, for the negative...
...following gentlemen spoke from the floor: Affirmative, Messrs. Mahany, Walker, Bruner, Foss, Reisner and McAfee. Negative, Messrs. Daly, Perry, Osborn, Robinson, Surbridge, Hunt, F. W. Hager, and W. C. Greene. The speeches from the floor were received with marked favor, the speech of Mr. Mahany especially arousing great enthusiasm...
Princeton has been fortunate this winter in having an extended course of lectures independent of the curriculum. These have been on aesthetics, music, astronomy, biology, histology, etc., delivered by Dr. McCosh and Profs. Young, Osborn, Scott, Libbey and Mildner. The course was thrown open to the public; the townspeople showed their appreciation by a large attendance at each lecture...