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Story July 12, 1909

The New Haven Union

New Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut

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The 400th anniversary of John Calvin's birth was celebrated in Geneva, Switzerland, with international participation. Prof. Williston Walker of Yale delivered two addresses as America's official delegate, while ex-President Roosevelt served as honorary president of the international committee.

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AT GENEVA

Prof. Walker of Yale Delivers Two Addresses.

A historic pageant, representing the growth of science and literature in the 15th and 16th centuries, brought to a close the 10 days' celebration at Geneva, Switzerland, of the 400th anniversary of the birth of John Calvin.

The festival was the whole world's for the nations of the world, through their representatives, united in according homage to the memory of the great thinker, writer and reformer.

America's part in the celebration was important, ex-President Roosevelt being the honorary president of the international committee of arrangements and America's official delegate, Prof. Williston Walker of Yale contributed two eloquent discourses at the anniversary exercises.

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Historical Event

What themes does it cover?

Triumph Moral Virtue

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John Calvin Anniversary Geneva Celebration International Homage Prof. Walker Addresses Roosevelt Honorary President

What entities or persons were involved?

John Calvin Prof. Williston Walker Ex President Roosevelt

Where did it happen?

Geneva, Switzerland

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John Calvin Prof. Williston Walker Ex President Roosevelt

Location

Geneva, Switzerland

Event Date

400th Anniversary Of The Birth Of John Calvin

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International celebration in Geneva marking the 400th anniversary of John Calvin's birth, concluded with a historic pageant; nations paid homage to the reformer; America's involvement included ex-President Roosevelt as honorary president and Prof. Williston Walker delivering two addresses.

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