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George Andrew Steward of the class of '84, died at the Massachusetts General Hospital yesterday of typhoid fever. He was taken sick while staying at Marblehead a week ago and was immediately taken to the hospital where he sank rapidly. Stewart was widely known among Harvard men as a football coach, having been connected with the teams in that capacity last year and also...
Judson Meade Clark, a first year student in the Law School, died of typhoid pneumonia at his home in Rochester, January 2. He was born March 30, 1871. His schooling was obtained in Rochester, where he was graduated from the Free Academy in 1888, and from the University of Rochester in 1892. He stood very high in his class, winning several prizes and scholarships and being a member of the Phi Beta Kappa. Last year he spent in Europe, studying chiefly in the German universities. Clark was not very widely acquainted here, but those who knew him speak very highly...
Percy Hayes Taylor '86 died of typhoid fever in Cambridge yesterday afternoon. Since he graduated from college he has studied at times in the Graduate School and has done more or less tutoring in the modern languages. His quiet manner and his earnestness in his work won him the respect of all who knew him. The funeral will be held at St. John's Memorial Chapel tomorrow at 2 p. m. The burial will be at Baltimore...
...Gallaudet, stroke, is recovering from typhoid fever but will probably be in good condition in a month or two. Graves, No. 5, will go into active training after Christmas. Paine, No. 4. has been working with the squad and will likely hold his position. Van Huyck, No. 3. and Johnson, bow, are in good form. Balliet. No. 2, will not row this season; his place together with No. 6, are the vacant positions. Captain Ives is hard at work training his men and is perhaps the most valuable man of the lot. Among the substitutes, Howland and Chatfield...
...crew at Yale this coming Spring seem brighter then ever since Graves has announced his intention of entering the Law School. He will probably be put in his old seat at No. 5. Gallaudet who rowed stroke on last year's winning crew, has recovered from an attack of typhoid fever, and returned to college. These two men together with Captain Ives, Pain, Johnson and Van Huyck, all of last year's crew, leave but two positions to be filled Balliet who has rowed No. 2, for the past two years, is in the Law School and may possibly make...