Word: led
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Dates: during 1900-1900
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...their monarchical institutions. The chief cause of the War of 1812 was England's refusal to recognize the right of her subjects to become American citizens and the consequent claim of the right to impress American seamen of British origin into the English navy. The negotiations following this war led to no definite settlement of the question, nor did the discussion between Daniel Webster and Lord Ashburton...
Coming back by way of Concord Avenue, they finished in front of the gymnasium. H. B. Clark won by about 20 yards in 39 minutes, 20 seconds The hounds, led by O. W. Richardson 2 L, started five minutes after the hares, and broke about a mile from the finish. The run in was very fast and close, and was won by C. J. Swan '01; second, F. B. Taylor 2 L.; third, O. W. Richardson 2L.; fourth, G. E. Behr Jr. '01; fifth, F. L. Carter '03; sixth, F. C. Williams '01. Time, 40 minutes, 22 seconds...
...recent change in the arrangement of the shower baths at the Gymnasium remedies what was hitherto a serious fault of the equipment. Formerly the hot water was led from a tank containing water at a boiling temperature, and mixed with water at the same pressure by adjustment at the valves connected with each shower. Caroless turning on of the hot water or increased flow of hot water, due to the shutting off of other valves in the shower-room, frequently led to unpleasant scalding accidents. An automatic temperature regulator has now been introduced which does not allow the water...
About twenty-five men, led by H.S. Knowles '02 and E.W. Mills '01, went in the practice cross country run yesterday afternoon. The course was across Norton's Field, around Porter's Station and back to the Gymnasium, in all a little over three miles. There was no break at the finish. The time was twenty-five minutes...
...necessary to fit a young man for public speaking and for leadership in the public life of the country. The announcement of prizes will then be made and the deturs awarded. The singing of the Harvard Hymn at the opening and of Fair Harvard at the close, will be led by the College Choir...