Word: robert
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...University last spring, have already become known here. The present volume comprises, in addition to these and to the photogravure portraits which were bound with them, the first address on the Harvard Union, delivered at a mass meeting in Sanders Theatre, November 13, 1899, and an address on Robert Gould Shaw, also delivered in Sanders Theatre, at the time of the unveiling of the memorial monument in Boston. The first three addresses are well known to men still in College; of the last no more need be said than that it is a fitting companion for the speech on Soldiers...
...first of the five parts now issued is splendidly executed. It has been prepared by Francis H. Bacon of Boston, who has been assisted by Robert Violdewey, an eminent German archaeologist. The book is issued by a committee of the Archeological Institute; with the exception of the editor, the committee consists entirely of Harvard instructors. Professor Charles Eliot Norton, Professor John Williams White, and Mr. William Fenwick Harris, treasurer...
...years--John Davis Long '57 of Hingham; Edmund Wetmore '60 of New York, overseer 1889-1901; Edwin Pliny Seaver '64 of Newton, overseer 1879-1891, 1894-1902; Robert Bacon '80 ofNew York, overseer 1889-1901; David Williams Cheever '52 of Boston, overseer...
...Robert Montraville Green, who will speak on "Ruskin's Ethics," lives in Boston and prepared at the Boston Latin School. He has been Phi Beta Kappa Secretary for 1902, and editor in chief of the Monthly. He has held three scholarships of the first group; was the winner of the first Bowdoin Prize in 1901, and has been awarded Final Honors in English. He is Class Poet...
...Robert Montraville Green...