Word: cared
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Pennsylvania A. A. during the latter part of this month. The events are open to all amateurs, and entries have been received from a large number of colleges and prominent amateur athletic organizations. The lower floor of the building has been fitted up as an athletic field and great care taken for the convenience of the contestants. Gold and silver prizes will be awarded the winners in each event and a special prize to the winner of the football kicking contest...
...declined. "The superficial examinations which I have been able to make," said he, "go to confirm what, a priori, we should expect; that the-question of the length of the college course must be determined somewhat by considering the class whose culture will not be so well taken care of in their future pursuits as that of the lawyer and clergyman. If business is to absorb the energies of many of our graduates, four years of liberal training hardly seems too much, especially as in many cases those who go into business are from families already started in business enterprises...
...regular crews are daily at work and considerable activity is shown in the preparation for future races. In comparison with past years it may be remarked that more than the average amount of care seems to be expended in the bare rudiments of the motions. Not one of the crews has begun to bend the arms and they all of course row with fixed seats. It would be misleading to try to make any criticism whatever upon the style displayed, for so many things will have to be added to the stroke that before many weeks the appearance...
...Perkins Fogg. the widow of William Hayes Fogg, which was made public in New York Thursday, the President and Fellows of Harvard University receive $200.000 for the erection of an art museum, to be called "The William Hayes Fogg Art Museum of Harvard." $20.000 additional is left for the care and maintenance of the museum. Moreover the entire-art collection of Mrs. Fogg is presented to the University to be placed in the museum. It contains a large number of interesting and valuable East Indian. Chinese and Japanese Jewelry, curios and carvings. The articles of the will relating to Harvard...
...further give and bequeath to the said corporation the sum of twenty thousand dollars upon trust to keep the same invested upon good income paying securities or property and to apply the income thereof from time to time towards the expenses of maintenance and care of the said Art Museum, and the surplus of such income, if any, to the purchase of works of art to be added to the said museum...