Word: sail
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Lehmann and Mr. Willis will leave Cambridge for Washington today to attend the dinner to be given in Mr. Lehmann's honor Wednesday evening. After this they have planned a trip to Canada and will sail for England January...
Last year several members of the University, recognizing the great need of philanthropic work among sailors, decided to open on T Wharf a readingroom where sailors while in the harbor could come for rest and amusement. A sail-loft at the extreme end of the wharf was secured and fitted up with a piano, periodicals and games. Through the solicitation of Mr. Birtwell, director of the student Volunteer Committee, the Boston Port Society agreed to pay room rent and janitor hire...
...Lehmann has definitely decided to sail for America by the White Star Steamer Teutonic which sails on October 27. On landing in New York he will proceed immediately to Boston where he is expected...
...number of the crew have planned to visit Henley this year. They will sail with Mr. Lehmann on the Majestic, leaving New York June 30. Goodrich, Sprague, J. H. Perkins, J. F. Perkins and Woodward will go, and Mr. Peabody will also be one of the party...
...university crew left for New London on June 2, where they will remain until the 19th. On that date they will sail to Poughkeepsie in the yacht "Princess," owned by Mrs. Charles H. Harkness. They will be taken to Stuyvesant Place, two mile above Poughkeepsie. The following were taken with the crew: G. Langford '97S., W. E. S. Griswold '99, F. T. Allen 1900, P. H. Bailey '97, J. C. Greenway 1900, H. G. Campbell '97, Payne Whitney '98, D. F. Rogers '98, P. D. Mills '97S., and G. T. Marsh '98; also L. Greene '99, coxswain; J. S. Wheelwright...