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Title: Review of reviews and world's work
Year: 1890 (1890s)
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Publisher: New York Review of Reviews Corp
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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Dr. Joseph Swain,president of Indiana University, resigns to be-come head of Swarthmore College. Dr. Dan F.Bradley was inaugurated president of Iowa Col-lege on June 11, and Prof. John H. T. Main wasinstalled as dean of the faculty. Dr. George H.Denny was inaugurated as president of Washing-ton and Lee University, on June 17. Some distinguished names appear in^Notes^ our obituary list this month. King Albert of Saxony died on June 19 atthe age of seventy four, and on the same dayLord Acton, the great English scholar and pro-fessor of modern history at Cambridge, died atthe age of sixty-eight. To Lord Pauncefotesdeath we have already referred. The death ofPresident John H. Barrows, of Oberlin College,was deeply deplored-. The foremost memberof the Southern Presbyterian church was thevenerable Dr. Benjamin Morgan Palmer, of NewOrleans, who was in his eighty-fourth year.Dean Hoffman, of the General TheologicalSeminary of New York, and the Rev. Dr. GeorgeH. Hepworth, also died last month.
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THE INTEUNATIONAL AHBTTKATION CONFERENCE AT LAKE MOHONK, N. Y. RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS, (Fidin Man ~1 to June 30. Vj02.) PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS. May 21.—The Senate passes the omnibus publicbuilding bill (about $20,000,000) and a resolution con-gratulating the Cuban Republic The House begins consideration of a bill for the restriction of immigra-tion. May 22.—In the Senate, Mr. Hoar (Rep., Mass.) .speaksin opposition to the Governments Pliilippine policy. May 26.—The Senate debates the Philippine civil gov-ernment bill The House considers District of Colum-bia business. May 27.—The Hou.se passes the bill restricting immi-gration, with amendments forbidding the sale of liquorsat Ellis Island and in the Capitol building at Washing-ton. May 28.—The House considers a bill for the coinage of subsidiary silver The omnibus public building bill is agreed on in conference ($19,425,000). May 29.—The Senate adopts an amendment to thePhilippine civil government bill extending constit

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