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Prince Henry and the President entered the first carriage and, followed by the other members of the party, were driven to University Hall, entering the Yard by the Johnston Gate. A large number of students gathered in front of Harvard and Massachusetts Halls, gave the Prince a loud cheer as he entered the Yard. In University Hall a luncheon was served in honor of the Prince by the President and Fellows. There were present at the luncheon, besides the Prince and his suite, the members of the Faculties and about twenty-five invited guests...
...owes to those German immigrants who form so considerable a part of its population, and the military debt to Germany for the services of Baron von Steuben in the Revolutionary war. Major Higginson closed by tendering to Prince Henry the greetings of all present, and then led a Harvard cheer for Emperor William...
Every man in the University should be present this afternoon promptly at 1.40 o'clock in front of Massachusetts and Harvard Halls and assemble on either side of the driveway leading from the Johnston Gate to University Hall, to cheer for Prince Henry. Everybody should bring a Harvard flag. The following men will assist in leading the cheering and should be in Lower Massachusetts at 1.30 o'clock to receive instructions: Wendell, Gregg, Stillman, Brownell, Clarkson, Wadsworth...
...last rehearsal of the songs in the Harvard Union tonight at 7.15. Every ticketholder who will be present at the reception to the Prince tomorrow afternoon should be on hand tonight to hear important final announcements. Major Higginson will be present to hear the songs and will lead the cheer for Emperor William...
Every man in 1904 should be at the field this afternoon to cheer the class team in the game with 1903. It is hoped that everyone will unite in making this game a fair one and free from all such objectionable features as characterized the game on Tuesday. R. SANGER, R. S. WALLACE, S. H. SKILTON, J. A. BURGESS...