Word: americans
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY. Science and Story in Natural History. Dr. R. M. Yerkes. The Call-notes of Spiders. Mr. F. H. Lahee. Notes on the American Woodcock. Mr. R. N. Baldwin. Harvard Union, Room...
President Eliot will give an address this evening, at 7.30 o'clock, in Tremont Temple, before the American Unitarian Association. Judge F. C. Lowell '76-and Rev. M. J. Savage h.'96 will also speak. The general subject of all three addresses will be "The Genius of the Unitarian Movement...
...course, the subject being European History in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries. Dr. Merriman's other courses, History 11 and 29, will be omitted, and Professor Coolidge's course on the Eastern Question will not be given during 1904-05. Professor Channing will give two half courses, on Early American History, and The Administration of Thomas Jefferson. Courses 10b and 22 will be dropped, and Mr. Johnston will give a new course, on the history of modern Italy...
...NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY. Science and Story in Natural History. Dr. R. M. Yerkes. The Call-notes of Spiders. Mr. F. H. Lahee. Notes on the American Woodcock. Mr. R. N. Baldwin. Harvard Union, Room...
...practiced since the first of the years, and, has defeated many of the Country Clubs in and about Philadelphia. C. C. Morris, its captain, is considered one of the strongest batsmen in this country, and when in England, established the reputation of having made the most runs of any American cricketer on English soil. The team has already won its first match in the series, defeating Cornell last week in a game which showed that it was very strong at the bat, but less effective in bowling...