Word: aides
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...arrangements for the international chess match have suddenly met with an unexpected difficulty by the absence of the usual outside offer of peculiary aid. In 1808 the Knickerbocker Athletic Club of New York furnished means for carrying on the match and in 1899 the Associated Press made the same offer. This year there has been no such offer and plans have been made to organize a Graduate Chess Association for the purpose of raising funds. The association will consist of from five to ten men from each American college competing; this will include Harvard, Yale, Princeton and Columbia. The association...
...Gloucester; council for three years, Dr. G. B. Foss '92 V. of Boston, Dr. E. A. Madden '97 V. of Watertown. After the election a resolution was passed regretting the action which rendered necessary the breaking up of the Veterinary School, and a committee of five was appointed to aid the council in drawing up a protest against the action of the Corporation...
...Tellhelm's whereabouts. She at once sends for the Major and, in spite of the disgrace and poverty which threaten him and which seem to his sense of honor permanent barriers to their union, she insists that he accept her hand. the Major, whose pride had refused all aid offered by his generous friend Paul Werner, refuses to consider himself or Minna bound by a promise given under different circumstances. Minna's quick wit appreciates the position of her betrothed. She determines to act as if she herself were disinherited and had sought protection of him. Accordingly she suddenly takes...
...teach them to regain the industrial supremacy which in their ignorance they lost after the war. It is in this effort to raise the industrial status, and with it the mental and moral conditions of the negro race, that the Institute appeals for the co-operation and aid of those who regard the interests of the black people and the interests of the whole country, which for good or evil, must be indissolubly intertwined with them...
...thought that some men will not be willing to state frankly the reasons which governed their choice. The graduates, by virtue of their maturity and experience, should be able to estimate the influence of the elective system on their own educational development justly and impartially, and accordingly their aid is asked...