Word: bar
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...University gymnastic team will give its first exhibition of the season, assisted by members of the Phillips Andover Academy team, this evening at Andover, Massachusetts. The exhibition will consist of work on the flying rings, high bar, parallel bars, horse, and of tumbling. The men who constitute the University team are A. S. Burnham '08, W. C. Bennett '08, E. G. Schauroth '10, G. S. Taylor '08, J. Tyng '08, J. C. Wister...
While in College Mr. Wister was an editor of the CRIMSON and of the Lampoon. He received the degree of the L.L.B. cum laude from the Harvard Law School in 1888, and a year later was admitted to the bar. He has travelled extensively throughout the United States, and written many well-known books, among them: "The Dragon of Wantley," "Red Men and White," "LinMcLean," "The Jimmy John Boss," "Ulysses S. Grant: a Biography," "The Virginian," "Philosophy 4," "A Journey in Search of Christmas," "Lady Baltimore," "Mother," and "The Seven Ages of Washington...
...Boston's best-known lawyers, died at his apartments in Boston on Saturday morning. Mr. Coolidge was born in Boston in 1833.' He was graduated from the University with the degree of A.M. in the class of 1854, of which he was secretary. Admitted to the Suffolk bar in 1857, he was for 15 years Commissioner of Insolvency, and in 1865 was a member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives. Besides being active in business affairs, Mr. Coolidge was long and deeply interested in charities, and the work of dispensing relief...
...Davis graduated from the Lawrence Scientific School in 1854, and received the honorary degree of A.M. from Harvard in 1893. He is a member of the New York and Massachusetts bar associations and several memorial and antiquarian societies. Several of his books have been published, among them being, "Currency and Banking in the Province of Massachusetts Bay," and "Tracts Relating to the Currency of Massachusetts...
...prominent lawyer of Boston, died Wednesday of grippe, at the age of 69. Mr. Lincoln was made an Overseer of Harvard College in 1882, and served several years as President of the Board, in 1902 declining a re-election. He had been president of the Bar Association of Boston, belonged to the American Bar Association, and in 1899 was chosen president of the board of trustees of the Boston Public Library, which office he held at the time of his death...