Word: bond
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...varsity baseball candidates have now been working in the cage for about six weeks under the supervision of Captain Dean and Coach Bond. When the men first came out about one hundred candidates presented themselves but the number has slowly been reduced to about thirty-two, omitting the battery candidates. So far, the two most promising freshmen in the squad are Litchfield and Thompson. The former comes from Brooklyn, where he played on the Brooklyn Latin School, and the latter from St. Mark's School. The rest of the candidates are men who have played on their class teams...
...increase the general interest of the undergraduates and graduates at Pennsylvania in rowing, and to bring out new material for the crew, an advisory coaching committee has been appointed, consisting of the following graduates: James Bond '77, George Sargent '84, Reginald L. Hart '79, Archibald Wright '89, Albert Gray '84, and C. O. Potts '87, with Mr. Reath as chairman of the committee. This committee will not interfere with Mr. Ward's work as head coach, but will merely have a general oversight in rowing matters...
...Opinion, Nov. 16, 1893.- (2) The Democratic silver convention: Public Opinion, Aug. 22, 1895.- (3) The withdrawal of Senator Jones from the Republican party: Public Opinion 17, p. 563.- (b) Democratic financial management is incompetent.- (1) They have failed to keep up the gold reserve in spite of their bond issues, Forum 19, p. 659-(2) On account of its leaning to free silver Congress has made no move to relieve the treasury: Forum 19, p. 659. Nation, 26 September, 1895, p. 216.- (3) Appropriate legislation on the part of Congress should have obviated the necessity of the bond issues...
...costuming and staging was very good but the dialogue was inferior. The songs and the musical selections and the mechanical features, however, combined to make the performance fairly acceptable, while the clever work of several members of the cast, notably Frank Butterworth, the football player, and H. R. Bond, Jr., won repeated encores. The latter caught the audience in a clever song, in which he accounted for Yale's victories in athletics and defeats in debate in a line which ran, "We are men of deeds, not words...
Captain of Russian Police, H. R. Bond...