Word: reliefs
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Play Committee of the Deutscher Verein has selected Gustav Freytag's "Die Journalisten" to be given during the week of December 13. Performances will be given in Cambridge at Brattle Hall and in Boston at Jordan Hall. The proceeds from the play will be turned over to the Relief Fund for sufferers...
Gardiner M. Lane '81, member of the firm of Lee, Higginson & Co., former railroad official, director in many corporations, treasurer of certain relief funds and local patron of the fine arts, died Saturday morning at 11.25 o'clock...
Early in the summer, two days after Germany declared war on Russia, there was formed in London The American Citizens' Relief Committee, an organization which took upon itself the work of aiding all American citizens in Europe. Three Harvard men gave active assistance to the committee: J. P. Brown '14, a former editor of the CRIMSON, P. M. Rice '15, and W. W. Kent '16. The latter served as secretary for the organization...
...arrive from Germany. The Chapter of Breslau Cathedral, at the suggestion of Professor Kukenthal, formerly German Exchange Professor at Harvard University has given the Museum a cast of one of the earliest authenticated works by Peter Vischer, the ornate sepulchral belief of John Roth, bishop of Breslau This relief, now on its way, will have to be stored until the completion of the pre building. The same is true of the large collection of Rhenish sculptures from the early Middle Ages to the Renaissance, a gift from the Provincial Government of Rhenish Prussia, which according to the announcement from Theseldorf...
...view-point, would be as properly housed in the Harvard Library as in any other library in the country. The depositing of the Barlow Papers at Harvard by Judge Peter T. Barlow of New York shows that Harvard men who have cherished literary heirlooms, find a sort of genuine relief in being made acquainted with a method by which such treasures can be scientifically preserved and at the same time be opened to the world of scholarship...