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...sixth of the series of Boston Symphony Orchestra Concerts at Sanders Theatre will take place tomorrow evening. Miss Laura Littlefield, the well-known soprano, will be the soloist. The program follows: Symphony No. 1 in C. minor, Brahms Aria from Sampson, Handel On the Steppes of Central Asia, Borodin Hymn to the Sun, Rimsky-Korsakoss Impressions of Italy (Orchestral Suite), Charpentier...
...Reception of welcome, Sampson Lyceum. Speakers: Hon. F. J. Rice, mayor of New Haven; Professor G. H. Nettleton, of Yale; President A. T. Hadley, of Yale, and D. L. Jacobus. M. S. Mandell, president of the Association, presided. B. E. Dirks 1S.A., gave the response. Concert: Mrs. Nancy Goodyear Andrews, Mr. J. N. Sanford, Miss Charlotte Beebe, Mr. R. P. Freemantle and Mr. A. J. Bowen, soloists...
...following appointments were made: Alfred Wandke, Ellis W. Shuler, and Harold M. Sampson, Assistants in Geology; John M. Brewer, Assistant in Educational Psychology; Carl E. Glock, Assistant in Government; Gabriel M. Green, and James W. Hopkins, Instructors in Mathematics; George A. Pfeiffer, and Edward Kircher, Benjamin Pierce Instructors in Mathematics; (Medical School, reappointments), Edwin T. Wyman, Karlton G. Percy, Joseph I. Grover, Fellows in Pediatrics...
...Bartol Parker, of Lancaster; as of the class of 1910, Harrison Denham Le Baron, of Oxford, Ohio; as of the class of 1912, George Edward Seltzer, of Brooklyn, N. Y.; as of the class of 1913, Benjamin Franklin Lee, A.B. (Clark Univ., Ga.), 1909, of Chattanooga, Tenn.; Harold Morton Sampson, of Newtonville; Andrew Williams Welch, of Roxbury; as of the class of 1914, Thomas Gough Brennan, of Flushing, L. I.; Murray Samson Cohen, of Roxbury; Norman Spencer Cooke, of Atlantic; William Humphreys Coolidge, of Boston; Randolph Bradstreet Dodge, of Wenham; Edward Kinsman Hale, of Winchester; Herbert Dudley Hale...
...through the Spanish War, when he commanded the flagship New York in the battle of Santiago. His experience includes almost every branch of the Navy, as well as seven years as the naval attache of the United States in London. He was one of the noted captains under Admiral Sampson, and was in command of the ship which was sent to put a pressure on the bandit-chief Rais Ullah to compel him to give up lon Perdicaris '58 who had been captured. Since his retirement in 1906 Admiral Chadwick has turned to literature and has produced many noted works...