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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Below are the statistics of the Princeton team. They have been prepared for the CRIMSON by the Daily Princetonian and are absolutely correct...
...rapidly becoming favorable to Yale's position, and to a suspension of the annual football game for one or two years, or until the ill feeling publicly created should have died out. Late in June the matter was reopened. The statements then made in the papers were substantially correct, that Harvard had held out the 'olive branch' by suggesting a dual league. This was not officially done, and it could not be spoken...
...dcsire to correct an inaccuracy in our statement last Wednesday, on the Harvard-Yale athletic situation. From the fact that the meeting between Mr. George A. Adee and Professor Ames last June was in Cambridge it was inferred that Mr. Adee came to Cambridge for the purpose of conferring with Professor Ames. We are informed by the latter that if he had anticipated this inference, he would have stated explicitly that Mr. Adee was not here in an official capacity, nor had he any expectation of seeing Mr. Ames during his visit to Cambridge. The meeting was upon the street...
...LONDON, CONN., June 11. - Yale and Harvard did less work on the river today than they have done any day yet since they came here, their rowing being over short stretches to correct and perfect their stroke. The practice was all on the upper end of the course and above their quarters, a section of the river where the crews work is somewhat secluded from observation, and where the water is perfectly still. The Harvard launch came down to the lower end of the course this evening, leaving the crew at work above. The course has not yet been wholly...
...Burns of Illinois, opened the affirmative for Princeton. He stated that the advocates of the tax did not claim that it was a perfect law, but that its fundamental idea was correct. He took up the conditions in 1894 and said that they fully justified the passage of the law. The people had seen that extravagance must be curtailed and that undue distribution of wealth must be corrected. This tax will deal harshly with the mercenary men of the world, but it is based on the broad principle of "equality of sacrifice for all." Before this time want, not wealth...