Word: civility
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There was an extensive committee meeting of the Civil Service Reform Club held last night at which the work for the ensuing year was fully discussed. It was also decided to hold a general meeting of the members of the club and all interested in it early next week...
...spite of the bad weather a large audience assembled last evening in the lecture room of the Fogg Art Museum to hear Mr. Herbert Welsh, editor of "City and State." The subject of Mr. Welsh's talk was "The College Graduate and the Civil Service." The address was full of interest and very much to the point. A summary of it follows...
Today the country stands at a crisis as great as that which confronted it during the Civil War: namely, whether the politics of America are to be pure and the lofty ideals of the Republic preserved, or the country allowed to fall into the hands of those strong enough, rich enough, and shrewd enough, ready to lend its government to their own principles and interests. The moment a country allows its liberty to go, all its greatness is destroyed. Surely the highest and most necessary duty of a university is to teach her sons allegiance to the state...
...University students and the public are invited to the address on "College Graduates and Public affair," by Herbert Welsh of Philadelphia, in the Fogg Museum, Tuesday, Oct. 15, at 8 p. m. The president of the Civil Service Reform Club, Louis A. Frothingham, will preside. The speaker is editor of a political weekly of Philadelphia, and is thoroughly conversant with his subject...
...Harvard Civil-Service Reform Club. The College Graduate and Public Affairs. Mr. H. Welsh, Editor of City and State," Philadelphia. Lecture-room, Fogg Museum...