Word: counseling
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...present projects is not open to a single objection that was seriously urged against the plan of 1894. In that year it was argued before the Earbor and Land commission, by eminent counsel who were retained to prevent the erection of new houses back of Beacon street, that any stopping of the ebb of the tide from the Charles River Basin twice daily would injure certain channels of the harbor, but in opposition to this contention several of the most eminent engineers of the state have expressed the opinion that the tidal scour theory has no application to the conditions...
...Itata" was seized about ten years ago by the United States for carrying arms to the Chilian insurgents, and on her trip North, Professor Hollis was in charge of the machinery and coal supply. It is in regard to this that his testimony has been given. Professor Strobel is counsel for chile in advancing this claim...
...eighteen claims to be decided by the Commission, sixteen are presented by the United States against Chile, amounting to between three and four million dollars, and two (one of which is the well known Itata case) amounting to about $250,000, are presented by Chile. Mr. Strobel is counsel for the Chilian government in all these cases...
Professor F.G. Peabody, spoke of Dean Everett in a more personal sense. He was not only the leader among his colleagues in the Divinity School but was their adviser as well, and since his death professors and students alike have felt the lack of the sympathetic and ready counsel that he gave. Dr. Peabody spoke feelingly of the unconstrained relations between the Dean and his pupils, and gave an appreciative description of Dr. Everett as he appeared to his friends. He was a man of great clearness and loftiness of moral vision. He seemed to see and realize better than...
...state of affairs in 63 B.C., when Cicero won fame by overthrowing the conspiracy of Catiline. Not long after, a young noble named Publius Clodius began to arouse general indignation by his abuses in one of the provinces. In spite of the efforts of Cicero, who was counsel for the prosecution, Clodius was acquitted through the most flagrant bribery. The widespread corruption of the state seemed to be now revealed for the first time to Cicero...