Word: brookses
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Dr. Almon Brooks, the "well known physician of this city," as the Chicago correspondent to the N. Y. Times calls him, certainly exposes himself to the accusation of great folly, when he proposes to bring a "criminal suit for $50,000 against the professors in charge of the chemical laboratory...
Dr. Brooks says that when the accident occurred the professor in charge put his fingers to his lips and said in a perplexed way: "Let's see; what is the antidote for sulphuric acid?" But we are informed on excellent authority that there was no professor in the room at...
An amusing circumstance in this connection is the fact that the following clipping is taken from the same issue and the same page of the Spirit on which their criticism of us occurs. "Yale's chances for winning the cup at the Mott Haven games this spring have been greatly...
The rooms of the Christian Brethren were crowded last evening by those who went to hear Dr. Brooks.
A despatch from Chicago to yesterdays New York Times says that the father of Brooks, '89, who was recently burned in the Chemical Laboratory, is to sue the University for $50,000 damages.