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The image shows a document from a meeting of the President and Fellows of Harvard College, held in Boston on September 29, 1930. The document details various gifts and donations received by the institution. Here is a summary of the content:
Attendees: The meeting was attended by President Lowell, Professor Hocking, Professor Smith, Professor Clark, and Treasurer Shattuck.
Treasurer's Report: The Treasurer reported several gifts and donations, which were gratefully acknowledged. The gifts include:
Voting: The President and Fellows voted to express their gratitude to the donors.
Specific Allocations:
The document is dated November 6, 1930.
The image shows a document from a meeting of the President and Fellows of Harvard College, held on September 28, 1931. The document details the acceptance of various bequests and gifts.
Here's a detailed summary of the contents:
Estate of Stuart Wyth:
Estate of Nelson Robinson:
Estate of Amy E. Kirkpatrick:
Estate of Archibald Cary Coolidge:
Estate of Countess S. Elizabeth Santa Cruz:
Estate of J. Horace Harding:
Estate of Annie D. Wilson:
Estate of Susan Greene Dexter:
Estate of Elizabeth P. Shattuck:
Estate of George E. Richards:
Estate of Lucien Howe:
Estate of James Lyman Whitney:
Estate of Anna R. Milton:
Various Donations and Grants:
The document is a formal record of these donations and their intended uses, expressing gratitude from the President and Fellows of Harvard College.
The document is a record of a meeting held on September 28, 1931, at Harvard College, where the President and Fellows acknowledged various donations and bequests. Key points include the acceptance of funds from several estates, such as those of Stuart Wyth, Nelson Robinson, Amy E. Kirkpatrick, Archibald Cary Coolidge, and others, totaling significant amounts for various purposes like the purchase of books, establishment of funds, and real estate. Additionally, the document lists numerous gifts and grants from foundations and individuals, including the Rockefeller Foundation, the General Education Board, and anonymous donors, earmarked for research, building funds, and specific departments like the Fogg Art Museum, the Astronomical Laboratory, and the Museum of Comparative Zoology. The total amount received from these gifts is specified as $1,011,600.00. The document concludes with the vote of thanks from the President and Fellows to the donors.
The image shows a document detailing the minutes of a meeting held by the President and Fellows of Harvard College on September 28, 1931. The Treasurer reported various financial gifts and bequests accepted by Harvard University. Here is a detailed summary of the gifts mentioned:
From the estate of Stuart Wyeth:
From the estate of Nelson Robinson:
From the estate of Amy E. Kirkpatrick (Mrs. J. Bayard Kirkpatrick):
From the estate of Archibald Cary Coolidge:
From the estate of Charles S. Blanford Suls:
From the estate of J. Horace Harding:
From the estate of Annie D. Wilson (Mrs. Robert Wheeler Willson):
From the estate of Susan Green Dexter (Mrs. F. Dexter):
From the estate of Anna M. Richards (Mrs. George E. Richards):
From the estate of Elizabeth P. Shattuck (Mrs. Frederick K. Shattuck):
From the estate of Lucien Howe:
From the estate of James Lyman Whitney:
From the estate of Anna R. Milman (Mrs. William E. Milman):
The President and Fellows also voted to express gratitude to the donors of these generous gifts.
Additional gifts and contributions mentioned include:
The image is a document from a meeting of the President and Fellows of Harvard College, held on September 28, 1931. The document lists various bequests and gifts received by the college, which were gratefully acknowledged. Here is a detailed summary:
From the estate of Stuart Wyth:
From the estate of Nelson Robinson:
From the estate of Amy E. Kirkpatrick (Mrs. J. Bayard Kirkpatrick):
From the estate of Archibald Cary Coolidge:
From the estate of Countess S. Elizabeth Santa Cruz:
From the estate of J. Horace Harding:
From the estate of Annie D. Wilson (Mrs. Robert Wheeler Wilson):
From the estate of Susan Green Dexter (Mrs. F. Gordon Dexter):
From the estate of Elizabeth P. Shattuck (Mrs. Frederick C. Shattuck):
From the estate of Lucien Howe:
From the estate of James Lyman Whitney:
From the estate of Anna R. Milton (Mrs. William F. Milton):
The President and Fellows expressed their gratitude for the following generous gifts:
To the International Education Board:
To the Carnegie Foundation:
To the Harvard Business School:
To the Rockefeller Foundation:
To the General Education Board:
To an anonymous friend:
To sundry contributors:
To the Harvard Infantile Paralysis Commission:
To sundry contributors for Leukemia Research:
To Mr. John Nicholas Brown:
To Mr. Chester D. Pugsley:
To the Friendship Fund:
To sundry contributors:
To Mrs. Charles H. McCracken Felix M. Warburg:
To Mr. Arthur Sears and Mr. Charles B. Hoyt:
To Mr. Claude W. Kress:
To an anonymous friend:
To the Commonwealth Fund:
To friends of Dr. John Warren:
To the Lead Industries Association:
The document reflects the college's acknowledgment of significant financial contributions from various estates and individuals, highlighting the support for research, education, and administrative needs at Harvard College.
The image displays a document titled "The President and Fellows" from a meeting held at Harvard College in Boston on September 28, 1931. The document reports various financial receipts and acknowledgments of gifts to Harvard, as reported by the Treasurer.
Key points include:
Gifts to the College:
Gifts for Specific Purposes:
Gratitude Expressions:
This document highlights the extensive generosity and financial support Harvard College received from various individuals and organizations during that period.
The image shows a scanned page of a typed document titled "The President and Fellows." It appears to be an official record from a meeting that lists various financial contributions or grants given to a university or institution, such as gifts from estates, donations for fellowships, and funds for specific purposes like research or equipment. There are also acknowledgements for donations from organizations and individuals.
The document is dated in the upper right corner as "Nov. 6 1937." It's aged and slightly discolored, which indicates it may be a historical document. On the top left corner, there's a circular hole punch, and another is partially visible on the center left edge, suggesting the paper was once stored in a binder or similar filing system.
The text is dense and contains many monetary figures, denoted by dollar signs, along with the names of numerous donors. Some sections of the text appear to reference academic departments and specialized fields of study or research, indicating the document's relation to an academic context.
The image shows a dated document titled "The President and Fellows". It mentions that at a meeting in Boston on September 28, 1931, several important figures were present including the President Lowell, Messrs. Perkins, Curtis, Smith, Lee, Clark, and Treasurer Shattuck. The Treasurer reported various accepted gifts, each listed with donor names and the respective amounts or items donated. The document details contributions from different estates, individuals, and foundations, such as financial gifts, funds for specific purposes, and objects for museums or labs. Some specific uses for the donations include research in medical fields, humanities, fellowships, textbook purposes, and equipment for educational labs and institutions.
The document has a header, structured text with clear divisions for each donor's contribution, and annotations such as "Nov 6 1931" written in pencil on top. The page appears to be older paper with holes punched on the left side, suggesting it was part of a binder or compilation.
This image shows a typed document titled "The President and Fellows." It reports on a meeting of the President and Fellows of Harvard College, held in Boston on September 28, 1931. The document lists various gifts and donations received from estates, foundations, organizations, and individuals for different purposes, including research, building funds, scholarships, and other academic and institutional needs. The text mentions specific amounts of money donated by different sources, such as the estate of Stuart Wyeth, the Rockefeller Foundation, the Carnegie Foundation, and others. It also notes the establishment of funds and contributions towards the construction of new buildings, research projects, and special expenses for departments like the Fogg Art Museum, the Harvard Business School, and the Department of Pediatrics. The document expresses gratitude for these generous gifts and donations. The page has three punched holes along the left side, indicating it may have been stored in a binder, and there is a handwritten date "Nov 6, 1931" in the upper right corner.
The image shows a scanned page from a formal document, likely a meeting record or report from the "President and Fellows of Harvard College." The document is dated September 28, 1931, and is signed by key officials: President James B. Conant, Messrs. Perkins, Curtis, Smith, Lee, Clark, and Treasurer Shattuck.
The page lists a series of financial contributions and gifts received by Harvard College and its affiliated institutions. Each entry specifies the donor, the amount donated, and the purpose for which the funds are intended. The entries are organized in a structured format, with each donation detailed in a paragraph.
Donations from Estates:
Other Donations:
At the end of the document, there is a formal resolution stating that the President and Fellows express their gratitude to the donors for their generous gifts.
This document serves as an official record of financial contributions received by Harvard College and its affiliated institutions during a specific meeting. It highlights the significant support provided by various donors, including estates, foundations, and individuals, for various academic, research, and institutional purposes.
The formal tone and detailed listing of contributions underscore the importance of these gifts to the institution's operations and development.