Word: acted
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...state governments bear a general resemblance to the national government. The states have the power of taxation which is really the power of government. No government unless it be the most powerful government in the world could act as did the United States in the case of the New Orleans Italians. No other government could sustain a relation between the whole and its units such as now exists in America. But the state governments and the national government differ in many respects. Their elections are carried on under laws quite different...
...make the joint debate on Friday a thorough success. The arrangements are more elaborate than those for the first debate here in Cambridge. The first thing of note will be the afternoon reception, but the chief attraction will be a banquet immediately after the debate. Chauncy M. Depew will act as toastmaster and about twenty Harvard men have been invited to be present. Professor Taussig will reply to the toast on the Harvard Faculty and S. M. Brice '93 will look after the toast to the Harvard Union...
WILL the following men please be at the Gymnasium at 1.15 sharp to act as ushers: Duane, Lockett, Lamont, Hawes, Powers, Kidder, Putnam, Amory, Henry, Greenough, Walcott, Thorndike, Landon...
Duane, Lockett, Lamont, Hawes, Powers, Kidder, Putman, Amory, Henry, Greenough, Walcott, Thorndike and Landon will act as ushers...
There will be a cake walk at Union Hall, Cambridgeport, March 23d. Several Harvard men have consented to act as judges...