Word: nathan
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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2t.HARVARD Democratic Club. - Meeting in Sanders Theatre, Friday, Oct. 7, at 8 p.m. Addresses by Dr. William Everett, Hon. Josiah Quincy, and Hon. Nathan Matthews...
...committee for four years - John T. Wheelwright Harvard '76, D. McLellan Brown, E. Parker Amherst, Charles F. Sprague Harvard '79, Reginald Foster Yale. For three years - Winslow Warren Harvard '58, Marcus Morton Yale, Richard D. Sears Harvard '83, T. W. Proctor Dartmouth, Arthur Lord Harvard '72. For two years - Nathan Matthews Jr., Harvard '75, L. L. Scaife Yale, Augustus Hemenway Harvard '75, W. Warren Williams, Frank A. Harris Harvard '66, C. S. Hamlin Harvard '83, Benj. Tenney Dartmouth, Robert M. Morse Harvard '57, C. B. Suthand Tufts, Wm S. Otis Harvard...
...NATHAN WESTON,16 Joy St., Boston.WILL the person who took by mistake a silk umbrella from the rack after yesterday's lecture in Zool. 1, please leave it at Leavitt & Pierce's. The umbrella had a brown oak handle and was marked with Noyce Bros. stamp...
...able to understand common things." Parables were addressed to the will and not to the understanding. An example of Christ's parables is as follows: David, who was all powerful, had seized the wife of one of his officers just to show that he had power. The Lord sent Nathan to David to speak as follows: There were two men, one rich and the other poor. The rich man owned large flocks while the poor man had only one small ewe lamb. Now it happened that a traveller came to the house of the rich man, who, instead of taking...
...especial interest to Harvard men is the New England Magazine for March, for the leading article of the number is "Harvard College during the War of the Rebellion" by Captain Nathan Appleton. Captain Appleton was of the class of '63, and his description of the state of affairs at Harvard at the breaking out of the war, when all the '63 men were Sophomores, "in the full tide of sumptuousness and just at the age to enjoy the excitements of the occasion," -is vivid in the extreme. He tells of the political excitement which permeated the men in the fall...