Word: cincinnati
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Italy. In the spring of 1890 his "North Shore Watch and Other Poems" appeared, followed in the autumn by "Studies in Letters and Life." In the former volume was the poem "My Country" which Professor Paine used as the text for his cantata, rendered in 1888 at the great Cincinnati musical festival. Mr. Woodberry formerly contributed to the Atlantic and now writes frequently for the literary department of the Nation. He lives in Boston, spending his summers at his old home at Beverly...
President Eliot started Saturday on a six weeks' trip to Denver. He will visit on his way the Harvard Clubs in Cleveland, Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis and Cincinnati...
...trustees of Oberlin College, held on Wednesday of this week, W. G. Ballantine, D. D., was on the unanimous nomination of the faculty unanimously elected to the presidency of the college. The new president was born at Washington, D. C., December 7, 1848. His boyhood was spent in Cincinnati, Ohio, where his father was professor of Hebrew in Lane Theological Seminary. He graduated from Marietta College in 1868. In 1872 he graduated from Union Theological Seminary, New York, and the same year entered upon post-graduate study at the University of Leipsic. At the end of a year there...
...trip to Cincinnati was as uneventful as usual and we arrived at the Burnet House several hours behind time. After supper some of the men were invited to a party given by L. E. Osborn, '93. while others went to the German theatre. No reception was given the men in the afternoon, so they wandered about the city seeing the sights...
...concert was given in the evening at the Odeon and was the best that we had given so far, but the musical critic of one of the Cincinnati papers seemed astonished that "a school of the national prestige of Harvard can send out one club with vocal attributes, a second armed with that implement of torturous significance and African identification, the banjo, and a third supplied with the Spaniard's favorite vehicle for the conveyance of the message of love, the mandolin and guitar...