Word: thayer
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Thursday morning fire was discovered in room 22 on the second floor of the north entry of Hollis Hall. The fire, the cause of which is unknown, spread rapidly to the adjoining rooms by means of the gas pipes and for a time threatened the entire building. A. L. Thayer 1L. and four workmen with the aid of the University fire apparatus succeeded in holding the flames in check, however, until the arrival of the Cambridge Fire Department, which extinguished the fire after an hour's work...
...literary exercises, which will be open to the public, Major Henry Lee Higginson will preside, as President Eliot, who was to have done so, is prevented by a recent illness. Mr. W. R. Thayer '81 will speak on "The International Position of Schiller," and Professor Francke on "The Message of Schiller to Modern Life." Professor Munsterberg h.'01 will draw a comparison between Schiller and Goethe and will close the exercises by reading the epilogue written by Goethe for the representation of Schiller's "Glocke," given in Weimar in 1815 at the tenth anniversary of Schiller's death...
William Wentworth Thayer...
...Harvard A. A. Paeker '06, Ruluff Sterling Choate E. E. Pierce '07, Bowditch J. a. feeves '05, Matthews A. W. Roberts '05, Price Greenleaf G. H. Robinson '05, John Harvard F. R. Shanaman '07, Bowditch H. W. Sheffer '05, Price Greenleaf A. W. Soule '06, John Harvard W. W. Thayer '06, John Harvard O. J. Todd '06, Saltonstall W. Tyng '05, Bowditch R. I. Underhill '06, Bowditch F. C. Wheeler '06, Price Greenleaf T. York '07, Bowditch Sehelars of the Second Group, 1904-05 R. M. Arkush '07, Harvard College J. R. Arnold '06, Class of 1835 H. Askowith...
President Eliot will preside at the aftertnoon literary exercises, at which Mr. W. R. Thayer'81 will speak on "The International Position of Schiller," and Professor Francke on "The Message of Schiller to Modern Life." Professor Munsterberg h.'01 will draw a comparison between Schiller and Goethe and will close the exercises by reading the epilogue written by Goethe for the representation of Schiller's "Glocke," given in Welmar in 1815 at the tenth anniversary of Schiller's death...