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...MCCOY, Manager.The following men will please have their class photographs taken this week-Allison, Babbitt, Bailey, Barrett, Bartholow, Basset, Batchelder, Bent, A. C., Brewster, Brodhead, Burbank, Burrows, Butters, W. H., Butterworth, Chittenden, Cobb, Codman, Craven, Crowl, Trafford, Davis, Prescott, Hunneman, Sears, J. H., Keyes...
...MCCOY, Manager.The following men will please have their class photographs taken this week-Allison, Babbitt, Bailey, Barrett, Bartholow, Basset, Batchelder, Bent, A. C., Brewster, Brodhead, Burbank, Burrows, Butters, W. H., Butterworth, Chittenden, Cobb, Codman, Craven, Crowl, Trafford, Davis, Prescott, Hunneman, Sears, J. H., Keyes...
...McCOY, Manager.The following men will please have their class photograps taken this week-Allison, Babbitt, Bailey, Barrett, Bartholow, Basset, Batchelder, Bent, A. C., Brewster, Brodhead, Burbank, Burrows, Butters, W. H., Butterworth, Chittenden, Cobb, Codman, Craven, Crowl, Trafford, Davis, Prescott, Hunneman, Sears, J. H., Keyes...
...Butterworth, '89, closed for the negative. Suppression is not needed. The Standard Oil Company has not raised prices, but has lowered them to the same point that competition would have done. It has adapted the supply to the demand, and has proved of incalculable benefit to the industry. The spirit of the times leads to trusts. They sprung up in all directions as a natural growth. The opposition comes from small tradesmen who have been undersold by the lowered prices, and from demagogues who wish to make political capital. Any attempt at suppression would be a blow at modern trade...
...question for the Harvard Union debate tonight is: Resoleed, "That the government should suppress tiusts. The principal disputants are as follows: Affirmative, E. T. Sanford, L. S., and G. A. Reisuer, '89. negative, J. A. Bailey, L. S; and A. P. Butterworth...