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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Lehmann expressed himself as pleased with the work of all the crews, speaking especially of the Freshmen, who, he said, were much farther advanced that at this time last year. For the present both Mr. Lehmann and Mr. Willis are the guests of Gen. Francis Peabody of Milton, but will soon take their old rooms in Claverly Hall...
...stroke up to about 40, and in the spurt cut down Adams's lead to three-quarters of a length. They finished in this order, although Goodrich's crew was coming fast at the end. Perkins's was a length behind, while Higginson's came on three length's farther back. No time was taken, as it was quite dark when the crews finished. It was necessary afterwards for the launch to go to the assistance of two of the crews, who had shipped so much water as to be in danger of sinking. The judges at the finish were...
...empty seats between the preacher and his congregation. The notices on the side doors reserving seats for members of the Faculty, etc., of course apply only to Sunday evening services. There is therefore no necessity for leaving those seats vacant, and we suggest that if the men will sit farther forward it will not only make it much easier to address them, but is will also infuse an air of greater cordiality into the reception accorded to the clergymen who come to us as strangers. The attention may seem trivial but we think it would be appreciated...
...Club for the coming year will be held at 7 o'clock this evening in Sever 11. Since the first Freshman Debating Club was founded, each succeeding club has been larger and more active than the last, and it is hoped that the 1901 club will show a still farther progress. Therefore all Freshman at all interested in debating are urged to attend this evening's meeting. L. G. O. Smith, president of last year's Freshman Debating Club, will preside and speeches will be made by F. Dobyns '98 and C. Grilk...
...Station. On the whole, this was very free from illness. The abattoir men (upward of a hundred in number) were reported as exceptionally healthy. Two cases, both imported, were found near Faneuil Station among workmen. Auburndale appeared to be responsible for them, as the men lived there. Moreover, as farther down the river, the Brighton physicians, of whom I inquired, knew of no cases in the vicinity...