Word: westerners
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...second interclass debate was held on December 12 in the Fogg Lecture Room between the Sophomores and Freshmen. The question: "Resolved, That the attitude of the United States as defined by the Monroe Doctrine, with regard to territory in the Western Hemisphere, should be continued,"--was interesting in itself, but was very superficially considered by the Sophomores. The Freshmen team was composed of J. W. Plaisted, . E. Wood and H. A. Hirshberg, with W. W. Corlett as alternate; the Sophomore speakers were W. O. Hubbard, G. G. Smith and I. I. Mattuck, R. P. Dietzman being alternate. The Freshmen...
...second floor of the Peabody Museum, formerly used for the Semitic collection, has been filled recently with ethnological exhibits and was opened to the public last week. The room now contains a large and interesting exhibit, including many new collections of relics of the Indian tribes along the entire western coasts of America...
...Guild was orator of his class at Harvard. Soon after graduation he became editor of the Commercial Bulletin. He has also been prominent as a political speaker, and during the presidential campaign of 1900, he accompanied President Roosevelt on his western tour. During the Spanish War Mr. Guild rendered conspicuous service in the Cuban campaign as inspector general on the staff of General Fitzhugh...
Professor Shaler will leave Cambridge on Monday for an extended western trip, during which he will address several Harvard Clubs and Phi Beta Kappa societies in the cities which he will visit...
Professor H. S. White also will start from Cambridge today on a western trip, to last through the April recess. While away he will represent the University at dinners of Harvard Clubs in Kansas City, St. Louis, and Louisville, on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, respectively...