Word: charter
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...school will seek a charter from the next Connecticut Legislature, and will be opened next October, as it is hoped that the buildings will be completed by September...
...spring of '65, however, a nine was formed which played nine matches. It won seven of these games, - two from the Tri-Mountain Club of Boston, two from the Lowell Club of Boston, one from the Granite Club of Holliston, one from the Charter-Oak Club of Hartford, and one from Williams. The two games which it lost were, - one to the Lowell Club of Boston, and one to the Atlantic Club (professionals) of Brooklyn. In these nine matches Harvard scored 361 runs, to 258 for her opponents, an average of 40 runs to a game for Harvard...
...Harvard Ten Pin Club, of which mention has been made before in the DAILY CRIMSON, although but recently organized, bids fair to become soon a flourishing institution. The charter members are, from '91, Stead, president, Burr, McNear; from '92, Batchelder, secretary, Rhoades, captain, Lockett; from '93, Blagden...
...simple but impressive. The opening prayer was offered by Rev. Dr. C. R. Duffie, chaplain of the college. An address was then made by Rev. Dr. Morgan Dix, after which Hon. Hamilton Fish, LL. D., chairman of the board of trustees, arose and formally presented Mr. Low with the charter and keys of the college...
...that is very generally misunderstood about the Annex, and that is the nature of the instruction. The institution was founded to give women exactly the same advantages as are given to men by Harvard college. There are no teachers other than the professors and instructors of the college; the charter forbids that any others be employed...