Word: samuels
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Associated Harvard Clubs of Chicago, St. Louis, Minnesota, Pittsburg, Omaha, Louisville, Milwaukee and Indianapolis, and the Rocky Mountain Club, have sent out a circular asking all graduates to aid them in nominating for the Board of Overseers Samuel H. Hill '79 of Minneapolis, who is now president of the Minnesota Club...
...Joseph Warren Cross '28 is now Harvard's oldest living graduate. Mr. Samuel W. Chandler '22, who held that honor for more than four years, died recently in Philadelphia...
...professors' houses on Quincy street were not occupied for the purpose for which the College was incorporated, but were a source of private gain to their occupants. The College paid the tax on these houses but carried the case to the Supreme Court of Massachusetts last fall. Mr. Samuel Hoar '67, attorney for the University, argued that Harvard was a benefit to the city in many ways because it gave prestige to the city, increased the value of property, and was an advantage to tradesmen. The case was won by Harvard, and the $11,000 which had been collected...
...first periodical published at Harvard was "The Lyceum," which appeared in July, 1810. It was a bi-weekly magazine of about twenty-four pages, which lasted through eighteen numbers. Among its principal contributors were Edward Everett, Samuel Gilman, author of "Fair Harvard," and Nathaniel Frothingham. The contributions consisted of poetry, short essays and criticisms...
...hold its thirty fourth annual dinner at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, on Wednesday evening, February 21, at half past six o'clock. Edmund Wetmore '60 will preside at the dinner, and the following men will speak: President Eliot, President Hadley, Secretary Long '57, Governor Roosevelt '80, Albert Stickney '59, Samuel H. Hill '79 and Francis C. Huntington '87. Edward S. Martin '77 will read a poem...