Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-03-12
ROYAL VISITOR A IL. D.
Harvard Degree Conferred Upon Prince
Henry by President Eliot.
CONGRATULATED BY THE KAISER
Distinguished Cucst Cordially Welcomed
by Mnssachusetts md Boston Officials
Presented Emperor williams Gift to
tho Germanic Museum of Harvard
Ennquetcd by tho City-End of Tour.

tho Germanic Museum of Harvard
Eanquotcd by tho City-End of Tour.
Boston, Mass.-Harvard University
added Il LII. ID. to the name Of Prince
Henry of Prussia, when the royal trav-
eler visited Cambridge to deliver the
gifts of his brother, the Kaiser. to the
Germanlc Museum. Before going to
the University the Prince was welcom-
ed as the guest OF the city by Governor
Crane and Mayor Collins. and had core
moniously returned their calls.
At the Hotel Somerset, whence he
was driven Immediately upon his ar
rival, he was called upon by Governor
Crane. The Prince then called at the
State House. Afterward he called
upon the Mayor and other city dig
nitaries at the public library.
After returning to the Somerset he
went to Cambridge and Mt City Hall
was welcomed by Mayor McNamee and
given monograph in remembrance of
his visit. From Cambridge City Hall
Prince Henry went to Harvard Col
lege. where the honorary degree of doe
tor of laws was conferred upon him.
The Prince was next escorted to the
faculty room, where he met the facul-
ty and with his staff lunched with
them. After lunch the entire party
repaired to the Harvard Union, which
was filled with students and repre-
sentatives OF college life
Addresses were made by President
DENLY. of the junior class. and Mayor
Henry l.. IIiSginson. a third address
Of welcome was made by II. G. Boiling,
for the general student body. Three
cheers for the royal visitor were given.
and the Prince then responded to the
fluctuations. In concluding his speech
he proposed three cheers for President
Roosevelt, which were givGu with II
will.
During the proceedings President
Eliot handed Prince Henry cable
gram, which he opened ut once. hf-
ter reading it he arose and read in
German the cableGram. Al correct trans
latlon of which follows:
Henry. Prince of Prussia, Harvard
University, Cambridge:
81 congratulate You anon receiving
to-day the honorary degree OF Harvard
University, the highest honor which
America can bcstow. May the copies
OF the examples Of German art and
German civilization which 1 transmit
through you be to the professors. as
we'll as to the young academicians. an
incentive throughout their lives and an
inspiring example in the pursuit OF
German ideals and the striving for all
that exalts and is lasting.
"WILLIAM."
The royal visitor was taken next to
the reception of the Germanic Museum
Association Mt the residence of Profess
sor Hugo Munsterberg. where he
found many men and women OF his
own nationality and decorations In
the German style.
Prince Henry. In n short address.
said he would present number of
photographs of reproductions of monu-
ments which arc to he cast and which
will be sent to Harvard in about four
months for the Germanic Museum.
The heartiest part of BOSton's formal
welcome TO Prince Henry was CON
centratcd in the banquet at the Som
erset in The evening. over 300 hun
drcd OF the representative citizens of
the commonwealth attended. To the
sentiments expressed there his royal
highncss made n formal response.
The Prince and his suite then re-
tired 10 their apartments. reappearing
Il few minutes later for departure for
the residence OF ]. Montgomery Sears,
where n reception was rendered the
Prince by the Thursday Evening Club
At this reception. which was entirely
informal his royal highness had the
opportunity Of meeting the representa-
tive literary people OF Boston.
After the reception the Prince and
his suite left for their train for Albany