Word: burden
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Whitman 166, A. W. Soule 148, E. J. Davies 145, J. O. Foss 160, A. C. Judd 154, L. W. White 140, H. E. Eaton 143, H. G. Beyn, Jr., 152, A. C. Benton 150, H. C. Platts 150, W. G. Graves 135, W. Soule 158, J. W. Burden, Jr., 145, C. Mitchell 145, W. G. Hawkins 130, D. Barcholomew 140, I. T. Burr 165, W. F. Emerson 135, F. C. Talmage 160, R. E. Crockly 128, W. H. Appleton 142, R. E. Sperry 173, E. G. Bartels 158, H. L. Andrews 130, H. Griffin 154, M. L. Sampliner...
...Beck Hall Spread, Beck Hall, immediately after the Statue exercises.--C. Blagden, H. Bullard, A. S. Burden, P. A. Carroll, G. F. Carry, A. C. Champollion, L C Clark, W. E. Forbes, A. Iselin, R. Kinnicutt, W. E. Ladd, R. Lawrence, E. Lewis, C. T. Lovering, Jr., A. H. Morse, J. L. Motley, C. W. Morris, C. Platt, R. D. Pruyn, E. P. Richardson, C. C. Rumsey, C. S. Sargent, Jr., J. H. Smith, Jr., J. W. Stedman, B. Wendell, Jr., J. G. Willis...
...Burden, A S, Business...
...secession of Virginia. The other papers touch in an interesting way on "The Orator of Secession," Benjamin Cudworth Yancey, "The Resources of the Confederacy" and "The Ku Klux Movement." The last two essays, "A New Hero of an Old Type" and "Shifting the White Man's Burden," treat more recent subjects; the former showing how the new South has contributed to our list of heroes in the war with Spain, the latter touching on the problem of the gradual disfranchisement of the southern negro...
...this law by any ordinary means or to enforce it as one of the general body of laws. Both parties to every illegal liquor transaction are anxious to conceal it. There is no party injured to report the matter to the police and there is upon them the great burden of unearthing the violation as well as of arresting the violator. There is no active public sentiment behind the law demanding its enforcement and according to District Attorney Jerome, there are 250,000 people ready to violate the law. Yet again the instrument of enforcement, the police, is corrupt...