Word: loudnesses
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...Loud, C. E., 56 Thayer
...Coolidge, of Boston, (Hopkinson's) ; vice-president, J. L Snelling, of Boston, (Hopkinson's) secretary, W. B. Scoffield, Worcester, (Adams) ; captain of the crew, G. S. Mumford, of Rochester. N. Y., (St Paul's) ; captain of the eleven, A. Cochrane, of Boston, (Andover) ; captain of the nine, C. E. Loud ; of Weymouth, (Adams) ; G. H. Higginson, of Boston (St. Marks,) ; treasurer of class. Mr. Perkins, '84, captain of the university crew addressed the meeting, urging that the election of the captains be made temporary, which suggestion was adopted. Mr. Marquand, '85, advised the class to elect a captain...
...spite of the threatening weather over a hundred men assembled at the boat-house yesterday to see the 'Varsity off as they started on their last practice row before going to New London. As the crew passed the boat-house each time they were greeted with loud cheers from the crowd collected on the float...
...London papers print a story that both Mr. Gladstone and Sir William Harcourt have been warned that, at a recent Irish meeting in London, the hope was expressed that Mr. Gladstone would be assassinated next, and that this expression was received with loud and significant applause...
Just now, when the whole college is loud in their praises of the gallant fight the freshman nine made at New Haven, a few days ago, we are sorry to be compelled to copy the item that appeared in the Monday News: "The Harvard freshmen were the agents in the uproar of Saturday night and Sunday morning." We are sure that all will appreciate the hospitable and manly conduct of the News in attributing all the noise to their guests...