Word: nicaragua
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Wendell Phillips Club debate last night was attended by an audience of 40. Eight applicants for membership spoke. The question for the next meeting on March 24 is Resolved That the United States should immediately undertake the building of the Nicaragua Canal. The speakers will be F. C. Thwaits '93, A. W. Newlin '93 and W. C. Stone '94, for the affirmative and A. B. Keeler '94, W. H. Isley '93 and C. H. Alden, Gr., for the negative...
...protect American citizens and possessions abroad. - (1) Nicaragua Canal: Mahan p. 33.- (2)Chinese Riots. - (3)Alexandria, 1882: Spectator, XXXV. 916. - (4) Panama Canal Riots 1885. - (5)Chili...
...prizes of $100 and $200 have been offered to the students of John Hopkins for the best essays on the advantages which the primpt construction of the Nicaragua canal would bring to the United States and the importance of humane education in colleges...
Alexander J Cotheal, the counsel general of Nicaragua, has just given to Columbia College library the larger part of his collection of books and manuscripts. The works number about 1000, and are chiefly books on engineering and construction, and on Spanish and Oriental literatures...
...classes as follows: Graduates 78, seniors 154, juniors 194, sophomores 315, freshmen 411, specials 50, and in the schools of law and pharmacy 110. New York sends 785, the other states, 469, Massachusetts sending 39. The other countries represented are Canada, Japan, Germany, Puerto Rico, Brazil, Sandwich Islands, Nicaragua, England, France, Honduras, Russia, Switzerland, Trinidad, and the U. S. of Columbia...