Word: autumn
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Probably the best thing in the paper, however, is "A Song for Autumn" by R. M. Green. It is a delicate bit of verse and so musical as to suggest Tennyson,-particularly the songs in "The Princess...
...written with some skill, but the subject is not of enough interest to hold the attention closely. Of the four selections of verse, the most deserving of mention is "The Old South," by Paul Foster Strout. It is thoughtfully done and shows real feeling and appreciation. Other verses are "Autumn," and "The Coming of the Night," by A. D. Ficke, and "Miranda," unsigned...
...football team will play Amherst on Soldiers Field at 4 o'clock this afternoon. This will be the first chance this season to compare the Harvard and Yale elevens, as Yale defeated Amherst last Wednesday, 27 to 0. Amherst was handicapped at the beginning of the autumn, as only five men from the eleven of last season returned to college this year. Plenty of good material, however, has appeared. L. Warren '90 has been coaching the team. The record for this fall is: Amherst 20, Williston 0; Yale 27, Amherst 0; Amherst 0, Trinity...
...offered $25,000 for the purpose, on condition that an equal sum should be subscribed by others before July 1, 1899. When $18,000 of this sum had been secured, and the first of July was approaching, Mr. Schiff was asked to extend the time until the following autumn. He refused, but stated at the same time that he would give the whole amount of $50,000, if the other subscribers would allow their gifts to be used for purchasing collections. This was agreed to by all, and at present the total sum available for collections...
...meeting of the Harvard Club of St. Louis last autumn the question of founding a new university scholarship was discussed and a committee consisting of Professor Marshall S. Snow '65 of Washington University, President E. H. Sears '74 of Mary Institute, and George B. Leighton '88, was appointed by the president of the club, Dr. John Green '55, to consult the other St. Louis graduates about the matter. As a result, at the annual dinner of the club held recently, the committee was able to announce that it has been decided to found a scholarship of $300 annually for graduates...