Word: print
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...view of several things which have lately appeared in print concerning the work of newspaper correspondents at Harvard, I wish to make use of your columns for an explanation...
...March number of the Harvard Graduates' Magazine, out today, contains much that well repays the reading. It is well prefaced by the frontispiece-a facsimile of a print belonging to the Massachusetts Historical Society-"A Prospect of the Colledges in Cambridge in New England." This picture was printed in 1726, and is the earlist view of the College. It is accompanied by a brief historical sketch by Dr. Samuel A. Green...
...magazine continues in the historical vein with a reprint of the address delivered last year before the Memorial Society by Hon. Moorfield Storey, on "Harvard in the Sixties." Those who heard his excellent address will be glad to see it in print; and those who did not will find profit in its reading...
FRENCH A.- The book announced in French A is out of print. L'Abbe Constantin will be used instead and should be procured for today's (Friday) meetings of the course...
...Boston Journal will be the only morning paper to print on the morning after election the report of the Associated Press, which organization has the sole use of all the news collected by all the morning papers in Chicago, St. Louis, St. Paul, Minneapolis, New Orleans, Detroit, Indianapolis, Denver, Milwaukee, Kansas City, Duluth and Topeka. All the morning papers in Missouri, Minnesota, Arkansas, Keutucky, Mississippi, Kansas, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming, Idaho, West Virginia, North Carolina and New Hampshire are members of the Associated Press; all but one morning paper in Michigan, Louisiana, Colorado, Maryland, Wisconsin, Arizona...