The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-15
YALE ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS

A large addition has been made this year to the number of places where ex- Iaminations for admission to Yale will be given on June 27. Sixteen new places have been added so that the list now includes forty-nine different places in | the United States and two in other countries. The names added this year are Interlaken, St. Joseph, Mo-, Wal ton, N. Y, Pasadena, Cal, Garden City, l.. l., Mobile, Ala, Pennsburg, Pa' Nashville, Tenn. Honolulu, H. l., Indi- anapolis Ind, Wilkesbarre, Pa, SeWa- nee, Tenn, Stamford, Conn.,, syracuse N. r., Nordhoff, Cal, WatertoWn Conn.,, and New Orleans, La
 The men who will have charge Of the examinations at the various places have been chosen as follows:
 Albany. N. Y., at the Albany acade- my, Dr. II. w.. Foote.
 Andover, Mass, at Phillips academy, Professors Perrin and l.. V. Pirrson and H. A. F'arr.
 Auburn N. Y, at the high school, Otis Strong.
 Buffalo, N. Y, at the Central high school, w. P. Beam '95.
 Chicago, H., at the Bryant and Strat- ton Business college, Professors c. II. Smith and w. G. Mixter.
 Cincinnati O., at the Hughes high school, W. l., Dickson.
 Cleveland, O., at the University school, s. O. Kerrnish 'S3, G. D. Petee 'S7, John MacGregor '95.
 Columbus. O., at the University school, W. H. Page 'S9.
 Concord, N H., at St. PauFs school Professor G. B. Adams.
 Denver, Col, at the East Denver high school, Joseph H. Potter
 Detroit, Mich, at the Central hlsh school Professor w. l.. Phelps.
 Easthampton, Mass, at Williston seminary, Professor P. T. Walden.
 Exeter, N H., at Phillips academy, M. H. Robinson.
 Groton, Mass, at Groton school, Fro lessor c. s. Baldwin.
 Kansas City, Mo-, at the Kansas City high school, R. A. Mincwltz.
 Knoxville, Tenn, at the University school, L. M. G. Baker.
 Ilakevile Conn.,, at the HotchKlss school. Dr. Olive Day and Dr. w. F. Bailey
 Lawrenceville, N. J., at the Lawrence vile school. Professor s. l.. Penfield.
 Louisville, Ky, at the sMaAe hish school R. P. Halleck 'S1.
 Milwaukee, Wis, at the; MllWauKee academy. Dr. J. H, Pratt 'S2
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 New York city, at the Y. M. C' A. building. Professors Duncan, sneath' Hastings and Mendel.
 Norwich Conn, at the Free acade- my. Professor Palmer. Philadelphia, Pa., at the Eastnurn academy. Professor Richardson.
 Pittsburg Pa, at Shady Side acane- my, Professor Gregory
 Pomfret, Conn, at the Pomfret school. Dr. T. c. Stearns 'S6. Portland, Ore. at the Bishop Scott | academy. Dr J. w. Hill '7S.
 Pottstown. Pa, at the Hill school, | Professor T. R. Lounsbury.
 St. Louis, Mo-, at the board or educa- ton building, H. A. Baker 3D.
 St. Paul, Minna at the high school w. F. Booth 'S4
 San Francisco, Cal, at tie oipoii school, w. L. Thacher 'S7,
 Scranton. Pa, at the School Of the I,ackawanna, Dr. W. M. Patton.
 Sing Sing, N. Y., at Dr. Holbrook's school. Professor Barney.
 Scarborough, Mass, at St. Marks school, w. J. Comstock Tacoma, Wash, at the Tacoma acade- my. Rev. A. P. Powelson.
 Washington, D. C., in the Washington Lean and Trust building, G. P, Whit Ilesey IS.
 Watertown. Conn, at the Taft school l. c, Adams '96.
 Honolulu, Fl. l., at Oahu college President A, M. Smith.
 Indianapolis, Ind, at the academy F. H. Winters 1900
 Wilkesbarre, Pa, at the Harry H1ll- nan academy, John c. Bridgeman. Sewanee, Tenn, at the University of he South, Professor B. L. Wiggins. Stamford, Conn. at the King school, Professor F. w. Williams,
 Syracuse N. Y, at the University lub, ]. D. Vann '97.
 Nordhoff. Cal. at the Thacher school, ;. D. Thacher S5.
 Interlaken, Switzerland, at Oehrl1 House, Howard Copland 's9 St. Joseph Mo-, at the Central high chool R. H. Jordan 93.
 Walton, N. Y, at the Central high chool, Dr. c. N. McAllister '92. Pasadena, Cal, a.t the Classical ,chool for Boys, $. c. Clark.
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