Word: booker
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...these books, expressing the hope that the library will be freely used by members of the University. As characteristic books of the library may be mentioned the following: "Tramping with Tramps," by J. F. Willard; "How the Other Half Lives," by J. A. Riis; "Up from Slavery," by Booker T. Washington h.'96; "The Jukes," by R. L. Dugdale; "The City Wilderness," by R. A. Woods; "American Charities," by A. G. Warner. The books are kept in the Randall Room of Phillips Brooks House...
...General S. C. Armstrong shortly after the Civil War for the purpose of providing a means of education for the negroes and Indians of the South and Middle West. Its graduates now number about eleven hundred men and women, one of the most noted of whom is Mr. Booker T. Washington, president of the Tuskegee School at Tuskegee, Alabama...
Everybody's -- "Requiescat," by F. L. Waldo '98; "Work with the Hands," by Booker T. Washington...
...where he will arrive on the evening of the 30th. The following day he will attend the Charter Day exercises at Tulane University. The next morning he will leave New Orleans for Tuskegee, where he will arrive in the evening. After a night and a morning there at Mr. Booker T. Washington's Normal and Industrial Institute, he will go to Athens, Georgia, spending a night in Atlanta on the way. At Athens he will visit the State University and will be the guest of President H. C. White of the College of Agriculture. He will leave Athens April...
...Bishop '01, A Speech to the Harvard Alumni in 1898, Booker T. Washington...