Word: answered
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...length of time during which players were incapacitated from taking part in the game. In answer to the circular letter the players stated the number of days that they had been kept out of the play by their injuries. The aggregate number of days during which players were incapacitated previous to this season was 864. The aggregate number of days during which players were kept out of the play during the season of 1905 was 1,057 days, that is an aggregate practically of three years. In regard to the apparent excessive amount of incapacity during the season...
...time to formulate proposals in regard to changes in football rules. The postponement requested by the Harvard Committee was for two week, and yesterday Coach Reid again telegraphed P. J. Dashiel, chairman of the National Committee, in the hope that the meeting might be delayed an additional week. No answer to this telegram his yet been received...
...regular Sunday afternoon meeting at the Prospect Union tomorrow at 4 o'clock Mr. Frank K. Foster will speak on "Ideals of Trade Unionism." Mr. Foster is one of the leading labor orators of the country. He delivered the answer to President Eliot's address on "Employer's Policies," which was given before the Economic Club of Boston last year. The meeting will be open to the public...
...stupid to see the only cure. Wiser is the daughter's companion, the sage Lisette--wise beyond her years. She tells slow-witted Sganarelle that it will be a death-bed unless physicians are summoned. There is safety in numbers thinks the old man, and four doctors answer his call--pure figures of burlesque, and a little bitter burlesque, for Moliere had small faith in the pretentious practitioners of his time. They are portentously solemn, self-important, foolish and comic. It is the fifth physician who replaces them (no other than the disguised Clitandre) who works an expeditious cure. This...
...answer to the petition for a general living room, made to the Corporation by men in Perkins Hall, President Eliot has given full permission to put into effect the plan, without waiting for any action on the part of the Corporation. Two bedrooms in the south entry will be turned into a smoking and reading room. Contributions for furnishings are being made by those living in the building...