Word: trusting
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Trophy Room started (hanging pictures, putting up flags, etc.) in a week. If the $150 can be raised by the end of the year, work can be begun on the case at once. If not, we shall have to let the case go over till next year, and trust to luck for getting it the, while we shall spend a part of the $250 at present in our hands for the purpose of doing the various odd jobs referred to above. Yours very truly, R. B. MERRIMAN, F. R. APPLETON, JR. For the Committee...
...Brandeis has been prominent in Boston for a number of years as a sponsor of the popular cause against such monopolies as the gas trust. He was admitted to the bar in 1878 and the following year became a member of the law firm of Warren & Brandeis. Since 1897 he has been senior partner of Brandeis, Dunbar & Nutter. On Commencement Day, 1891, Mr. Brandeis received an honorary degree of A.M. He is a member of the Phi Beta Kappa Society, and has contributed a large number of articles to legal reviews...
...Massachusetts Institute of Technology, with a view to discovering whether a scheme of co-operation might be adopted which would secure mutual assistance, make possible a larger enterprise, promote economy, avoid any wasteful competition, and by these means give the purpose of benefactors who have bestowed money in trust for education in applied science the fullest accomplishment. Whatever the issue of these conferences may be--whether favorable to co-operation or unfavorable--it is not proposed, and has not been proposed, to separate instruction in applied science from Harvard University in any sense, nor to interrupt for a single year...
...will of the late Gordon McKay, Harvard University will in a few years begin to receive the income of several millions of dollars bequeathed in trust for the enlargement and improvement of the instruction in applied science now carried on by the University. It is the firm intention of the University to give the largest possible fulfillment to this great trust, in continuation of its already established policy whereby training for the industrial and engineering professions is recognized as a necessary and permanent function of the University. A person entering Harvard University as a student in applied science, shortly before...
...trust syndicate, known as The Harvard Riverside Associates, which has raised money in Boston and New York, has from time to time gained control of property in Cambridge between Massachusetts avenue and the river, on the north and south, and DeWolf and Boylston streets, on the east and west, until it has now substantially all this section...