Word: wisconsin
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...figures in detail are as follows: Massachusetts, 2033; New York, 498; Pennsylvania, 166; Ohio, 130; Maine, 113; Illinois, 107; Rhode Island, 103; New Hampshire, 75; New Jersey, 66; Missouri, 56; California, 47; Iowa, 45; Connecticut, 41; District of Columbia, 35; Indiana, 34; Kentuck, 33; Minnesota, 29; Colorado, 25; Wisconsin, 25; Maryland, 23; Michigan 20; Vermont, 20; Washington, 15; Kansas, 13; Alabama, 12; Tennessee, 12; Texas, 12; Georgia, 11; Virginia, 11; West Virginia, 11; South Carolina, 10; Louisiana, 10; North Carolina, 9; Nebraska, 9; Oklahoma, 8; Oregon, 8; South Dakota, 6; Utah, 6; Arkansas, 5; Florida, 4; Delaware, 3; New Mexico...
...first session of the conference at 10 o'clock papers were presented on behalf of Clark University by Professor G. S. Hell, and for the University of Wisconsin by Professor G. C. Comstock, on "The Appointment and Obligations of Graduate Fellows." A discussion of the question followed the reading of the papers...
...Professor C. H. Haskins will represent the University. The following universities are members of the Association. University of California, catholic University of America, University of Chicago, Clark University, Columbia, Cornell, Harvard, Johns Hopkins, Leland Stanford, Jr., University, University of Michigan, University of Pennsylvania, Princeton, University of Virginia, University of Wisconsin, Yale...
...exhibit of the photographs submitted for the intercollegiate competition which was in the Union lately, will be sent successively to Dartmouth, the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Wisconsin, the other members of the Association...
...Jenks has made a specialty of Philippine ethnology. After taking his degree of B.S. from Kalamazoo College and from the University of Chicago he became an honorary fellow at Wisconsin University, where he received in 1899 the degree of Ph.D. For some years past he has been engaged in government research in the Philippine Islands, and since 1903 has been chief of the Ethnological Survey there. He has studied the economic life of the Negritos, the primitive race in the Islands, and of the peoples engrafted upon them, and it is of the various features of the present mixed population...