Word: typhoid
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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There appeared in a prominent Boston paper yesterday an article referring to "the threatened epidemic of typhoid fever at Harvard" and the "growing list of grippe patients...
Robert Stow Bradley, Jr., '07 died of typhoid fever last Monday at his home in Pride's Crossing, Mass. He prepared for college at Noble and Greenough's, and while here was a member of the Fencing, Hasty Pudding, and Alpha Delta Phi clubs, and of the D. K. E. and the Institute of 1770. The funeral will be held at the Arlington Street Church in Boston today at 2.30 o'clock...
James William Carr Bowden '09, of Yonkers, N. Y., died of typhoid fever at Yonkers yesterday. He entered Harvard from Yonkers High School and while in College was on his Freshman football squad. The funeral will be held on Wednesday...
Herbert Thomas Poland '03 died of typhoid fever on March 2 at the University of Rennes, France, where he was studying Celtic literature, as a holder of the Rogers Fellowship for the encouragement of broad and thorough scholarship. Before receiving the fellowship, Mr. Poland pursued the study of Celtic literature in the Graduate School for two years...
There are a number of good men who should do well in the two mile run. W. G. Howard '07, who finished second in the dual and fifth in the intercollegiate meet last spring, has had typhoid fever and may not be in condition to run this year. M. H. Stone '07, third and sixth, respectively, in the same meets, and A. King 3L. should make sure point winners. M. S. Crosby '08 and H. F. Miller sS. are the other promising men. D. Grant '07 has left the Medical School...