Word: centralization
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...first regular meeting of the Harvard Engineering Society will be held October 18 (Friday) at 7.45 p. m. in L. S. S. 1. The following papers will be read: "Engineering in South and Central America," Mr. J. F. Brandes '98 of Buenos Aires, Argentine; "The Collapse of the Coliseum at Chicago," Mr. A. F. Giese '98. The rest of the time will be devoted to business of importance...
...George C. Little just back of Little's block and is expected to be finished by next fall. The building, if all the plans can be carried out, is to be the handsomest block in Cambridge. It will be five stories high, ninety feet square, with a central hall forty feet square. Besides being lighted by electricity and being well heated it will have the luxury of an elevator. All these considerations added to its central location will make it a most desirable building...
...first regular meeting of the Harvard Engineering Society will be held October 18 (Friday) at 7.45 p. m. in L. S. S. 1. The following papers will be read: "Engineering in South and Central America," Mr. J. F. Brandes '98 of Buenos Aires, Argentine; "The Collapse of the Coliseum at Chicago," Mr. A. F. Giese '98. The rest of the time will be devoted to business of importance...
Starting Saturday morning, the excursion will climb the west face of Hoosac Mt., studying the Cambrian and Pre-Cambrian formations, then visiting their contact on top of the mountain, and thence going to the central shaft of the tunnel where the dumps illustrate many varieties of these rocks. In the afternoon, proceeding over the crest of the mountain to the station at the east portal of the tunnel, something will be seen of the topography of the area between the Connecticut and Hoosac Rivers...
...diamonds in the rough. Saturday evening is a good time to drop into the Social Room, where smoking is allowed, and where a spirit of ready friendliness prevails. The union is located in the old city hall, 744 Massachusetts Ave., Cambrdgeport, a little nearer to the college than Central Sq., and almost opposite the new city hall. This building is now practically owned by the union, though a slight legal technicality regarding the title has not yet been settled. Nearly $8,500 has been raised of the $10,000 desired for the purchase, and it is hoped that the balance...