The Harvard medical school; a history, narrative and documentary1782-1905 . le question of the Hersey Funds,but does not deem it expedient to alter the arrangement whichwas made in 1848. At this December 16, 1885, meetingthe Corporation elected Edward Lawrence Mark, Ph. D.,Hersey Professor of Anatomy. On June 11, 1883, Thomas Dwight was elected ParkmanProfessor of Anatomy. On June 25, Charles Harrington was 1070 HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL appointed an Assistant in Chemistry, and on September 26,Charles Pomeroy Worcester an Assistant in the same depart-ment. On October 8, Henry Parker Quincy was ap
The Harvard medical school; a history, narrative and documentary1782-1905 . le question of the Hersey Funds,but does not deem it expedient to alter the arrangement whichwas made in 1848. At this December 16, 1885, meetingthe Corporation elected Edward Lawrence Mark, Ph. D.,Hersey Professor of Anatomy. On June 11, 1883, Thomas Dwight was elected ParkmanProfessor of Anatomy. On June 25, Charles Harrington was 1070 HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL appointed an Assistant in Chemistry, and on September 26,Charles Pomeroy Worcester an Assistant in the same depart-ment. On October 8, Henry Parker Quincy was appointedInstructor in Histology, and Charles SedgAvick Minot in Em-bryology. Some other changes in 1883 were: November 12,Samuel Holmes Durgin, appointed Instructor in Hygiene;Francis H. Williams, Instructor in Ophthalmology. Decem-ber 10, Maurice Howe Richardson, Assistant in Surgery, anda member of the Faculty. On November 26, William FiskeWhitney was appointed Secretary of the Medical Faculty. BOYLSTON STREET,ELECTIVES, A FOUR YEARS COURSE. 188^-1892. :iji3^^^|i|0[ig n. P i]^ C3 era 1 rv-r 00 Q ni ^ Q < X PQ BOYLSTON STREET 1073 CHAPTER XXXVII. BOYLSTON STREET^ ELECTIVES, A FOUR YEARS COURSE. 1883-1892. In December, 1883, the Medical School moved into its newbuilding on Boylston Street (corner of Exeter Street).There was official pomp and unofficial jubilation, for theyvv-ere observing also the one-hundredth anniversary of theirfounding. In the completion of this building, too, the militant wisdomof the reformers found its final expression. During the pre-vious ten years the School had received, by gifts and bequests,three hundred and twenty thousand dollars; it had built andequipped a new house at a total cost of over three hundredand twenty-one thousand dollars; it had increased its annualexpenditure for teachers salaries from twenty thousand dol-lars to thirty-six thousand dollars; its receipts yearly exceededits expenses, and it had added over one hundred thousanddolla
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