By-laws: Officers. List of Members, Etc.]1892 |
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... Association , and only active members shall be entitled to vote or hold office in the Associa- tion . XIV . - MEETINGS . Educational meetings shall be held at such times and places as the Trustees may determine , for the 8.
... Association , and only active members shall be entitled to vote or hold office in the Associa- tion . XIV . - MEETINGS . Educational meetings shall be held at such times and places as the Trustees may determine , for the 8.
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... places as the Trustees may ap- point . Business may be transacted at any of the meetings herein authorized , a quorum of members being present ; and also at special meetings , when necessary , provided due printed or written notifica ...
... places as the Trustees may ap- point . Business may be transacted at any of the meetings herein authorized , a quorum of members being present ; and also at special meetings , when necessary , provided due printed or written notifica ...
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... Place ; and MISS JESSIE M. PALMIÉ , 171 West Warren Street . Committee on Finance : MR . JOHN A. TAYLOR , Chair- man , 159 South Oxford Street ; MR . GEORGE W. BANKER , 46 Sterling Place ; MR . J. HOWARD COWPERTHWAIT , 201 Lincoln Place ...
... Place ; and MISS JESSIE M. PALMIÉ , 171 West Warren Street . Committee on Finance : MR . JOHN A. TAYLOR , Chair- man , 159 South Oxford Street ; MR . GEORGE W. BANKER , 46 Sterling Place ; MR . J. HOWARD COWPERTHWAIT , 201 Lincoln Place ...
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... Place . Committee on Sociology : MR . JAMES A. SKilton , Chairman , 115 Broadway , New York City ; MR . JOHN A. TAYLOR , 159 South Oxford Street ; DR . ROBERT G. ECCLES , 191 Dean Street ; MISS CARO- LINE B. LE Row , 786 Lafayette ...
... Place . Committee on Sociology : MR . JAMES A. SKilton , Chairman , 115 Broadway , New York City ; MR . JOHN A. TAYLOR , 159 South Oxford Street ; DR . ROBERT G. ECCLES , 191 Dean Street ; MISS CARO- LINE B. LE Row , 786 Lafayette ...
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... places as the Trustees may determine , for the discussion of such topics as properly come within the scope of the Association's work . These meetings shall be open to the public under such regulations as the Trustees may deem necessary ...
... places as the Trustees may determine , for the discussion of such topics as properly come within the scope of the Association's work . These meetings shall be open to the public under such regulations as the Trustees may deem necessary ...
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197 South Oxford 639 Carlton Avenue 81 Columbia Heights ALFRED RUSSEL WALLACE animals Arkleby Babu BEATRICE HARRISON Board of Trustees BRICKELMAIER Broadway Brooklyn Ethical Association Chadwick Chairman CHARLES H CHARLES ROBERT DARWIN Clifton Place COLLATERAL READINGS Committee on Membership Corresponding Secretary COUNT GOBLET D'ALVIELLA Daniel Greenleaf Thompson duty Eccles Economics Education EDWARD Edward D England ERNST HAECKEL EVOLUTION AND SOCIAL Evolution in Science evolutionary sociology Factors Fiske's GEORGE W Greene Avenue HENRY HERBERT SPENCER History Illinois individual JAMES Janes Jefferson Avenue John Fiske JOSEPH LE CONTE Kimball Labor Large 12mo Lectures and Discussions Lewis G Librarian Massachusetts METHOD Miss ELLEN moral Nature non-resident associate member pamphlets Philosophy physical President Price PROBLEM Prof Professor Putnam Avenue Recording Secretary Religion religious Robert G scientific SHEPARD Sidney Sampson Skilton South Oxford Street Spencer's Principles Taylor THOMAS tion various authors WILLIAM CLINTON William Potts York City
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