Word: rothschild
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...this event, which was very prettily contested, there were twenty trial heats and of these eleven were won by Harvard men-Hawes, '92, Hollis, '92, Sternberg, '93, Green, '92, Alward, L. S., Wendell, '91, Baker, '93, Moen, '91, and Evans. '90, (dead heal), Powers, '91, Hale, S. S., Rothschild, '91. Of these men, Green, Sternberg, Hawes, Moen, Wendell, and Hale were in the final. Green won the event in four seconds with seven feet handicap; Hawes was second and Sternberg third...
...meeting of the Conference Francaise was held yesterday evening in the society's rooms, Roberts' block. Two members were initiated. Mr. P. H. Taylor, Gr., read an essay on the Conference itself, on the advantages of the intercourse between students of the university and the instructors. Mr. V. S. Rothschild read an essay on Guilhem de Castro and the sources of Corneille's Cid. The speaker of the evening was Professor Sumichrast. His subject was "Garrison Life in Halifax," where he lived a number of years. Professor Sumichrast excused the subject of his address in that out of recitation hours...
...games in Mechanic's Hall on February 15. The list of H. A. A. entries which closed Wednesday night is as follows: For the forty yards dash-Greenleaf, Fearing, Brown, Mason, Steinhart, Kent, Sternberg, Andrade, Downs, Batchelder, Green, Alwood, Rounsaville, W. F. Baker, Tompson, Wright, Read, Sidway, Jenkins, Rothschild, Powers, Tremain, J. Wendell, Hollis, H. R. Allen, Bennett, A. L. Walcott, Cook, Moen, Sturgis, J. Hale, Winslow, Ganson, Hawes, G. Lowell, Stead, Evans, and Eaton; for the 220 yards dash-Greenleaf, Brown, Kent, Hawes and Tompson; for 440 yards-Brown, Barron, Downs, Ganson, Stead, Wright, Sturgis; for 880 yards race...