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Francis H. Russell '53, one of Harvard's oldest graduates died at an early hour yesterday morning at his home in Brookline in his eighty-seventh year. He was one of the three survivors of his class, the other two being President Eliot and Hon. R. S. Rantoul, former mayor of Salem...
...first meeting of the year at the Harvard Club yesterday noon. There were present: Langdon Marvin' '98, chairman; Major-General Leonard Wood, M.D. '84; Colonel Arthur Woods '92, Aviation Section Signal Corps; Eliot Wadsworth '98, Acting Chairman of American Red Cross; President S. N. Hollis, of Worcester Polytechnic School, Hon. '99; President H. S. Dunber, of Lehigh University; Col. G. Clark '03; General S. D. Parker '91; as guest: Col. H. L. Stimson L. '91 and Professor J. Warren...
Henry Cabot Lodge '71, of Nahant; Paul Revere Frothingham '86, of Boston; Ira Nelson Hollis, A.M. (hon.) '99, of Worcester; George Wigglesworth '74, of Milton; Charles Franklin Thwing '76, of Cleveland; Francis Randall Appleton '75, of New York City; Joseph Lee '83, of Boston; Julian William Mack, LL.B. '87, of Chicago; William Cowper Boyden '86, of Chicago; Charles Allerton Coolidge '81, of Boston; Benjamin Bowditch Thayer '85, of New York City; Minot Simons '91, of Cleveland; James Handasyd Perkins '98, of New York City; Henry Jackson '80, of Boston...
Henry Cabot Lodge '71, George Wigglesworth '74, Francis Randall Appleton '75, Charles Franklin Thwing '76, Morris Gray '77, Ira Nelson Hollis, A.M. (hon.) '99, Alvah Crocker '79, Henry Jackson '80, Charles Allerton Coolidge '81. Henry Dwight Sedgwick '82, Joseph Lee '83, Benjamin Bowditch Thayer '85, William Cowper Boyden '86, Paul Revere Frothingham '86, Julian W. Mack, LL.B. '87, Oliver Prescott '89, Robert John Cary '90, Minot Simons '91, Robert Gray Dodge '93, Edwin Godfrey Merrill '95, James Handasyd Perkins '98, James Freeman Curtis '99 Nicholas Biddle '00, Benjamin Loring Young...
...Hon. Nathan Matthews discusses the legal aspects and the educational results of the Harvard-Technology decision, and on a later page the legal document itself is reproduced. The feeling that, after all, the University is in even more healthful a condition than could be expected is borne out by Professor Munro's report of the winter term, especially by his paragraph on "College standards in war-time...