Word: samuels
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...meeting of the Republican Club last night it was announced that Congressman Samuel W. McCall of this district had been secured to give a general political address in Sanders Theatre, probably on Wednesday evening, April 9. The address will be non-partisan, and much along the lines followed by Mr. Bryan in his recent lecture here. The subjects treated will be the money question, protection and imperialism...
Sometime during the week before the April recess, Congressman Samuel W. McCall of this district will give an address, probably in Sanders Theatre, under the auspices of the Harvard Republican Club. The club has not dictated to Mr. McCall regarding his subject, but the desire has been expressed that he should discuss some of the subjects dealt with by Mr. Bryan in his speech here on January...
...subjects. The three contributions which may be excepted from this statement are Professor Hanus's "Graduate Testimony on the Elective System," which has been already reviewed in the CRIMSON; a list of additions to the Harvard "War Roll," and a first instalment of interesting extracts from the diary of Samuel Chandler 1775, entitled "Harvard on the Eve of the Revolution." The other articles include a review of Scudder's "Life of Lowell;" "William Wetmore Story," an appreciation by Professor Charles Eliot Norton; "Convocation Week," by Professor C. S. Minot, and an obituary tribute, by Professor...
...Samuel Hoar and the Hon. Charles F. Adams, 2nd, went before the Committee on Education of the Massachusetts Assembly yesterday to advocate a favorable report on a bill to enable the President and Fellows and the Board of Overseers separately to determine what degrees shall entitle graduates to vote for Overseers. The bill is subject to acceptance by the Overseers, and the president and Fellows respectively. It is a compromise measure, agreed to by those who believe graduates from postgraduate schools, who originally graduated from some other college, should be entitled to vote, and by those who take the opposite...
About 125 men will be present, among whom will be Col. N. P. Hallowell '61, Judge Samuel Hoar '67, Mr. R. T. Paine '55, Dr. F. G. Peabody '69, Dr. D. W. Abercrombie '76 of Worcester Academy, Mr. S. W. Sturgis '90 of Groton, Mr. W. G. Thayer of St. Mark's, Mr. Gibson Bell '01 of St. Paul's, and the members of the 1901 football team...