Word: 25th
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...born at Oberlin, Ohio, on May 25th, 1844, of old New England stock on both sides. The house of his grandfather in Mansfield, Massachusetts, is still occupied by members of his family. He was graduated at Oberlin College in 1863, and after teaching some years he went to Leipsic to continue his studies, where he received the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in 1870. On his return home he taught in Tennessee University. A brilliant paper which he read at the meeting of the American Philological Association in 1871 attracted the attention of several members of this faculty, notably...
PHILADELPHIA, PA., Nov. 25th, 1897.- Pennsylvania defeated Cornell this afternoon on Franklin Field by a score of 4 to 0, in one of the liveliest games of the season. During the first half Cornell put up the better game, and for twenty-one minutes in the second half prevented Pennsylvania from scoring...
BOAT RACE TICKETS AT THURSTON'S.- The New England Railroad (shortest route to Poughkeepsie) will place round trip excursion tickets, on account of the University boat races, on sale at store of C. H. Thurston, Harvard Square. Round trip rate, $6.50. Tickets good going June 23d, 24th and 25th and returning until 26th inclusive. Regular train leaves Boston weekdays 8.32 a. m., from Old Colony Station, Kneeland street, due Poughkeepsie 4.55 p. m. Returning, train leaves Poughkeepsie 9.25 a. m., due Boston...
BOAT RACE TICKETS AT THURSTON'S.- The New England Railroad (shortest route to Poughkeepsie) will place round trip excursion tickets, on account of the University boat races, on sale at store of C. H. Thurston, Harvard Square. Round trip rate, $6.50. Tickets good going June 23d, 24th and 25th and returning until 26th inclusive. Regular train leaves Boston week-days 8.32 a. m., from Old Colony Station, Kneeland street, due Poughkeepsie 4.55 p. m. Returning, train leaves Poughkeepsie 9.25 a. m., due Boston...
...seems quite possible to remedy this conflict by a compromise which can hardly affect seriously the interests of either occasion. If the eight management could arrange to have the race one day earlier, that is Thursday, the 24th, instead of on the 25th, the crew would still have seventeen days on the Hudson (counting from Wednesday, June 2), even if there were no rowing on Sundays. It is hard to believe that the difference between seventeen and eighteen days at Poughkeepsie can affect the chances of the race. With Thursday as the new date, the Class Day exercises could then...