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...Lane 1,000 Amory A. Lawrence, 1,000 Elliott C. Lee, 25,000 Joseph Lee, 5,000 Arthur T. Lyman, 5,000 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Merriam, 2,000 G.H. Monks, 1,000 Mrs. Leopold Morse, 100 Parkinson and Burr, 1,000 F.H. Peabody, 1,000 Sumner B. Pearmain, 100 W.L. Richardson, 25,000 Stephen Salisbury, 1,000 Mr. and Mrs. F.C. Shattuck, 50,000 Mrs. G.H. Shaw, 1,000 David Sears, 25,000 Mrs. Knyvet W. Sears, 200 Miss Mabel Simpkins, 200 Francis Skinner, 5,000 W.D. Sohier, 1,000 John T. Spaulding, 10,000 W.S. Spaulding...
...patronesses are Mrs. C. W. Eliot, Mrs. H. L. Higginson, Mrs. Louis Agassiz, President Irvine of Wellesley College, Mrs. W. A. Bancroft, Mrs. R. H. Dana, Mrs. G. P. Baker, Mrs. S. B. Pearmain, Mrs. G. H. Palmer, Mrs. L. B. R. Briggs, Mrs. W. James, Mrs. J. K. Paine, Mrs. A. A. Howard and Mrs. J. T. Trowbridge...
...meeting last night was presided over by Mr. Saunders, in the absence of the president. The question debated was, "Resolved. That suffrage in the United States should be limited by an educational qualification." The leading disputants were Messrs. Darling, '84, and Ramage, '84, in the affirmative, and Messrs. Pearmain, '83, and Carrier, '85, in the negative. The suggestion of one of the speakers in the negative, that if any educational qualification were to be required, it should be a graded one, in which every Harvard graduate was to have ten votes, and every Yale graduate five votes, was received with...
...Harvard Union debate tonight will be on the question: "Resolved, That suffrage in the United States should be limited by an educational qualification." The principle disputants are - Affirmative, T. H. Darling, '84; B. B. Ramage, '84; negative, S. B. Pearmain, '83; C. F. Carrier...
...before the Christmas recess will be held next week, Thursday evening, Dec. 21. The question for discussion will be "Resolved, That suffrage in the United States should be limited by an educational qualification." The principal disputants are: Affirmative-F. H. Darling, '84; B. B. Ramage, '84. Negative-S. B. Pearmain, '83; C. F. Carrier...