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committee ot conterence ana cooperation on te
ot iis department.
Dn. Narnar Suiru Davis, Chairman.
Du. J. S. Mircurii, Vice- Chairman.
Dr. Henry M. Lyman,
Dr. R. Ludlam.
Dr. John H. Rauch,
Dr. F. W. Reilly.
Dr. J. S. Marshall.
Dr. A. W. Harlan,
Prot. Oscar Oldvers.
Mr. E. H. Sargent,
Dr. Marshall D. Ewell,
Dr. Pester Curtis.
Dr. Sarah Hackett Stevenson,
Dr. Julia Holmes Smith,
Dr. Sarah H. Brayton,
Dr. H. E. Laurence,
Dr. H. C. B. Alexander.
Mrs. Ida H. Roby
congresses
111 AD
Each Division Committee of this Department will have the aid of an
Aovisonr Coovcit, composed of persons eminent in the province of the Com-
mittee, who may be selected from different parts of the world. This Council
will constitute the non resident branch of the Committee, and will co operate
with it by correspondence. Such Councils are in course of formation, but are
not yet ready tor announcement. Their advice and suggestions will be used
in the arrangement of the final plans sor the several Congresses.
V7.
They
ExpiAnarony vorts.
The Division Committees are of equal rank and
report to the President of the Auxiliary.
2- The Congresses of the several Divisions of this Department although
separate and independent, will be held as near to each other, in point of time.
as may ve tou
venient.
3. The immediate work of the several Committees will be to open com-
munication with persons and societies interested: to receive and answer in
quiries; to prepare Preliminary Addresses, settins sorth the general plans and
purposes of the Committee: and to form, mature and report definite plans of
proceedins. Final plans must be approved by the Auxiliary toinsure harmony
with the general arrangements tor the whole series of Congresses, to be held
between the first of May and the last of October, 1893.
4. Additional ap
nade on the above Commit
other Committees will
sion shall require.
Communications in relati
proposed Congresses, St
addressed to the Chairman of the proper Committee.
ctiantts C. Bouner.
President, Worldts Oongross
Secretary.
ESS
HAABvA
oorrenwoart.
allary.
beve
committee ot conterence ana cooperation on te
ot iis department.
Dn. Narnar Suiru Davis, Chairman.
Du. J. S. Mircurii, Vice- Chairman.
Dr. Henry M. Lyman,
Dr. R. Ludlam.
Dr. John H. Rauch,
Dr. F. W. Reilly.
Dr. J. S. Marshall.
Dr. A. W. Harlan,
Prot. Oscar Oldvers.
Mr. E. H. Sargent,
Dr. Marshall D. Ewell,
Dr. Pester Curtis.
Dr. Sarah Hackett Stevenson,
Dr. Julia Holmes Smith,
Dr. Sarah H. Brayton,
Dr. H. E. Laurence,
Dr. H. C. B. Alexander.
Mrs. Ida H. Roby
congresses
111 AD
Each Division Committee of this Department will have the aid of an
Aovisonr Coovcit, composed of persons eminent in the province of the Com-
mittee, who may be selected from different parts of the world. This Council
will constitute the non resident branch of the Committee, and will co operate
with it by correspondence. Such Councils are in course of formation, but are
not yet ready tor announcement. Their advice and suggestions will be used
in the arrangement of the final plans sor the several Congresses.
V7.
They
ExpiAnarony vorts.
The Division Committees are of equal rank and
report to the President of the Auxiliary.
2- The Congresses of the several Divisions of this Department although
separate and independent, will be held as near to each other, in point of time.
as may ve tou
venient.
3. The immediate work of the several Committees will be to open com-
munication with persons and societies interested: to receive and answer in
quiries; to prepare Preliminary Addresses, settins sorth the general plans and
purposes of the Committee: and to form, mature and report definite plans of
proceedins. Final plans must be approved by the Auxiliary toinsure harmony
with the general arrangements tor the whole series of Congresses, to be held
between the first of May and the last of October, 1893.
4. Additional ap
nade on the above Commit
other Committees will
sion shall require.
Communications in relati
proposed Congresses, St
addressed to the Chairman of the proper Committee.
ctiantts C. Bouner.
President, Worldts Oongross
Secretary.
ESS
HAABvA
oorrenwoart.
allary.
Source citation
National Archives / Archives South Holland, archive number 2.10.02, Inventaris van het archief van het Ministerie van Koloniën, 1850-1900, inventory number 4606, OPENBAAR ARCHIEF 1850-1900, Verbalen, Verbalen, 1892 aug. 18 - 19
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