Word: gentlemen
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...lecturers from Harvard University will be Professors Peabody, Palmer, James, Moore, and Fenn. Besides these the following gentlemen will lecture: Professor Coe, Northwestern University; Professor Cone, St. Lawrence University; the Rev. C. F. Dole, Jamaica Plain; Professor King, Oberlin College; Professor Nash of the Episcopal Theological School, Cambridge, and President Tucker of Dartmouth...
...Gentlemen--No man can work among students without caring, more than he can say, for them and for their friendship. Let me thank those students who tonight have made that friendship clear. L. B. R. BRIGGS...
...Gentlemen--I am afraid I can't say anything. I have just been inveigled here by my friend, Mr. Cobb. I can only say that I am not a bit afraid for the students of Harvard College, because I know in Mr. Hurlbut's hands they will be looked after well, and I can only hope that when I give up my present work, I shall still see a great deal of the students of Harvard College. I am sure they can get along without me, but I know I can't go along without them...
...President appointed a Committee of Ten, with Mr. Solomon Lincoln '57 as chairman. Mr. Lincoln invited class secretaries J. T. Wheelwright '76, H.M. Williams '85, and A. J. Garceau '91 to be present at the meeting of the committee, these gentlemen having had charge of an impromptu overflow meeting on last Commencement Day. The Committee of Ten appointed a sub-committee, consisting of Stephen M. Weld '60, a member of the Committee of Ten, F. C. Hood '86, and A. J. Garceau '91,-- the Secretary of the Association of Harvard College Class Secretaries...
...Gentlemen:--Enclosed please find draft for four thousand and seventy dollars and fifty cents ($4070.50), which is hereby given to your Board by a few of the friends of Robert Fields Simes, to establish a fund, the principal of which shall be held by your Board with all the powers contained in the deed of trust dated October 1, 1901, and the income of which shall be used by your Board for the purchase of recently published books for the library of the Harvard Union. It is understood that this fund may receive additions later...