Word: harrison
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Some very prominent men have been appointed on the Honorary Committee from the United States. Among those who have promised to serve are President Cleveland, who will act as chairman; Joseph H. Choate, Provost C. C. Harrison of the University of Pennsylvania, Albert Shaw, editor of the Review of Reviews; S. G. B. Laste, editor of the Ephemeris; and the following college presidents: Eliot, Dwight, Patton, Gilman...
...attitude in regard to the French Spoliation Claims: Schouler, IV, 239 et. seq.- (d) By our attitude toward the French in Mexico.- (e) By President Grant's course in regard to the Alabama Claims: Blaine, Twenty Years in Congress, II, ch. 20.- (f) By the foreign policy of General Harrison's administration.- (1) In the Barrundia case.- (2) In the Samoan case.- (3) In the New Orleans case: Hawley, Forum, XIII...
...will leave Philadelphia for Nashua, N. H., where it is hoped the change of air will add to the strength of the team. The following men are to be taken, together with the coaches and managers: Williams, Boyle, Dickson, Gelbert, Orbison, Farrar, Bull, Whatron, G. Woodruff, W. Woodruff, Blair, Harrison, Off, Brooke, Wagenhurst, Stearns, Stannard, Worth, Minds, Hedges, Dunn, Goodman and Knipe...
Farley, q. b. q. b., Harrison...
Harvard won the toss and chose the kick-off sending the ball to the 25-yard line, where Pennsylvania secured the ball and immediately attempted to gain through Harvard's tackles, but Holden and Haughton proved too strong for them, and Captain Harrison ordered a kick. Harvard, after two attempts to gain, gave Haughton the ball for a trial at Pennsylvania's tackle. He ploughed right through the line for the five-yard gain, the first advance of the game. Holden was sent to the other tackle for an almost equal advance, when Adams, well protected by Haughton and Farley...