Word: india
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...first of these general lectures will be held in the living room of the Union on Monday night, at eight o'clock. It will be open to the University at large. Dr. S. C. K. Rutnam, a native of India, will speak on the political conditions existing in his country...
...Rutnam came to the United States to study the political conditions here. He attended, the conference of Religious Liberals and will go, shortly to England with a view to arousing public opinion in favor of granting to the inhabitants of India a voice in their government. He graduated from one of the Indian universities, and received the degree of A. M. at Princeton some years...
Professor E. C. Moore returned last week from an extensive trip to China where he has been investigating the missions and schools of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions. He left Cambridge last January and proceeded by way of the Suez Canal to India, where he spent four weeks. Here he visited Agra, Delhi, and Benares, as well as the principal cities of the coast. At Calcutta Professor Moore had an opportunity to observe the work of E. C. Carter '00, who is at the head of the Harvard Mission in India and who is travelling secretary...
...From India, Professor Moore went to Hong Kong, China, by way of Colombo and Singapore. He was in China for over four months, during which time he travelled more than 10,000 miles within the limits of the Empire. His journeys led him as far inland as Hankou, 780 miles up the valley of the Yangtse River, and through the large province of Fukien. In following out his commission Professor Moore visited every station of the American Board in the Chinese Empire besides many more conducted by other societies, British and American, of all denominations...
...following program will be rendered: 1. "The Colored Guards," Weidt, arranged by Lansing BANJO CLUB. 2. "Estudiantina," Salome GLEE CLUB. 3. "Prince of India," Farrand MANDOLIN CLUB. 4. "The Gridiron King," Fletcher, arranged by Lansing BANJO CLUB. 5. Medley, arranged by J. J. Rowe '07 GLEE CLUB. INTERMISSION. 6. "Maido of Baden, Kourzah MANDOLIN CLUB. 7. "Ferarra," Bullard GLEE CLUB. 8. "Arrah Wanna," Morse, arranged by Lansing BANJO CLUB. 9. "Traumerei," Schuman arranged by Rice MANDOLIN CLUB. 10. "Fair Harvard," Gilman '11 GLEE CLUB...