The Armstrong Association party to Tuskegee, April 2-7, 1906

The Armstrong Association party to Tuskegee, April 2-7, 1906

by Armstrong Association of New York

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Roster of group representing the Armstrong Association of New York on a visit to the Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute, scheduled for April 2-7, 1906, p. [1-6]. Members of the group include Charles W. Eliot, President of Harvard University, H.B. Frissell, Principal of Hampton institute, William Lloyd Garrison, May Hurlburt, Secretary of the Armstrong Association, Robert C. Ogden, Chairman of the General Education Board, and William H. Taft, Secretary of War. Train schedule for April 2nd-7th, p. [7-8], followed by Memoranda, p. [9]. "A number of books and pamphlets descriptive of the work at Tuskegee will be found in the Observation Car by those who desire to consult them. Programmes of the Anniversary exerises will be distributed on the train"--P. [9].

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