Hiram College And Western Reserve Eclectic Institute; Fifty Years of History, 1850-1900
Hiram College And Western Reserve Eclectic Institute; Fifty Years of History, 1850-1900
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As I have consented to all the arrangements of the Board thus far, I have no com- plaint to offer touching the past. But I would respectfully submit to the Board that $1,056.46 is an inadequate compen- sation for the duties performed. I would further represent that the Board should fix a definite salary for this office, or officer, and not subject him to the humiliating consciousness that his compensation is the leavings." At the beginning of the College in 1867 Mr. W. J. Ford had, as Financial... Agent, received a promise of fifty thous- and dollars from Mr. Robert Kerr of Marion, O., for endow- ment purposes. This was the first large Lathrop Cooley. sum ever promised to the permanent en- dowment of the College. In 1870 La- throp Cooley was employed as Financial Agent, a position which he held for several years. Mr. Cooley was quite suc- cessful in his work. Among the larger sums he received was seven thousand dollars from Mr. Thomas N. Easton of Hinckley, O. The proceeds of this sum were not immedi- ately available to the college.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As I have consented to all the arrangements of the Board thus far, I have no com- plaint to offer touching the past. But I would respectfully submit to the Board that $1,056.46 is an inadequate compen- sation for the duties performed. I would further represent that the Board should fix a definite salary for this office, or officer, and not subject him to the humiliating consciousness that his compensation is the leavings." At the beginning of the College in 1867 Mr. W. J. Ford had, as Financial... Agent, received a promise of fifty thous- and dollars from Mr. Robert Kerr of Marion, O., for endow- ment purposes. This was the first large Lathrop Cooley. sum ever promised to the permanent en- dowment of the College. In 1870 La- throp Cooley was employed as Financial Agent, a position which he held for several years. Mr. Cooley was quite suc- cessful in his work. Among the larger sums he received was seven thousand dollars from Mr. Thomas N. Easton of Hinckley, O. The proceeds of this sum were not immedi- ately available to the college.
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