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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Readers of Alaska and Klondike matters will find the new book on "Alaska-Its Neglected Past and Its Brilliant Future," by Bushrod Washington James, the most thoroughly complete and best illustrated work on this subject. In press. Nearly ready. By Sunshine Publishing Co., 402 Race Street, Philadelphia...
...entertaining poem by Mr. Santayana. The fiction of the number is composed of three short stories and an autobiographical sketch of French school life. "With the Morning," a story by H. M. Rideout is capitally written. The writer succeeds in making a readable tale out of an unpromising subject. On the whole the Monthly starts the year with a very creditable number...
Readers of Alaska and Klondike matters will find the new book on "Alaska-Its Neglected Past and Its Brilliant Future," by Bushrod Washington James, the most thoroughly complete and best illustrated work on this subject. In press. Nearly ready. By Sunshine Publishing Co., 402 Race Street, Philadelphia...
...junior year Olds was elected to the Phi Beta Kappa, holding the first place from '97, and was also undergraduate orator of the society. He is a member of the Harvard Union, the D. U. and the O. K., and will graduate "summa cum laude." His commencement subject is "The Future of Harvard College." Olds will enter the Law School next fall...
...MacKaye of New York, went to the Washington High School and Lawrence Academy, and finished his preparation at his present home in Cambridge. His college life has been devoted almost wholly to study and literary work, in which he has been very successful. He has chosen for his subject "The Need of Imagination in the Drama of Today." MacKaye expects to continue his literary work in dramatic lines...