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After the Spanish war, Mr. Garrison and his partner, Mr. Gould, were appointed by the administration to investigate the Spanish judicial system in force in Cuba. He did not stay there long and was taken ill with fever on his return. Last August he had an attack of typhoid fever, from which he never recovered...
Professor Ladd, head of the department of psychology and philosophy at Yale, has just returned to New Haven from a tour of fifteen months around the world. He delivered a series of lectures in the Japanese universities at the invitation of the government, and during his stay in Japan was entertained as the guest of the imperial government. He also lectured in the University of Bombay, where he was the first foreigner who has ever been invited to speak...
During the stay of the Cuban teachers in Cambridge a series of twelve geological excursions will be given for them; two in each week for six consecutive weeks. The fee for each will be $2.50. The arrangements are not yet complete, but the excursions will come in the following order: Medford, Prospect Park, Waverly, Beach Brook, Cambridge Clay Pits, North Quincy Tide Marsh, Almshouse Quarry, Hobbs Brook, Riverside Terraces, Nantasket, Clifton, Arlington Heights, Melrose. In addition to these excursions visits will be made once a week to large industrial firms in the neighborhood of Boston, and so far arrangements have...
...Catholic societies of Boston and vicinity will hold a meeting in St. Alphonsius' Church, Roxbury, next Thursday, to discuss plans for the entertainment of the Cuban teachers during their stay in Cambridge. It is planned to establish bureaus of information on the lower floors of Harvard Hall and Phillips Brooks House, where all information of interest to Catholics may be obtained...
...contribute their share towards its success. A canvas of the College dormitories will therefore be made on Wednesday and Thursday for the purpose of obtaining the names of all men willing to give up their rooms, furniture, and bedding to the use of the Cuban men during their stay. Men in private dormitories who are not in a position to give their rooms can lend their beds and bedding or subscribe money for the purchase of what is lacking to house the Cubans comfortably. A committee consisting of W. A. M. Burden '00 (chairman), R. C. Bolling...