Word: clay
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...season. It is an adaptation from the French of Raymond and Hars; the original version is called "The Twenty-Eight Days of Clairette," and it achieved a phenomenal success in Paris when presented there two years ago. The adaptation to the American stage has been most cleverly made by Clay M. Greene. Miss Fox is accompanied by a company of seventy people; the chorus numbers fifty. All the original magnificent scenery, costuming and effects which were used in the original production at the New York Casino will be seen at the Hollis Street Theatre. Regular Hollis Street prices will prevail...
...came in first by a margin of 45 seconds. Eight men started and followed the paper trail, which had been laid out in the morning. It was the usual cross-country course, about five and one half miles in length, and led up North avenue to the clay pits, where the men lost the trail, taking a different course to Fresh Pond. Circling the pond, the trail went across the fields down the railroad tracks to Brattle street, down Mason street, finishing in front of the Law School. As Coolidge came into Brattle street, Hinckley was second, with the other...
...special idea of prize winning. Cross country running, to be sure, must, if the name is to signify anything, be through fields and up and down hills for at least a part of the way. It is not at all necessary, however, that courses be chosen which lead through clay pits and wet marshes, as has often been the case. If the hares are careful in laying their trail this afternoon we feel sure that the attendance on future runs will be far larger...
...following men be at 26 Claverly at 7.30 tonight: Faxon, Shaw, Livingood, Bowditch, Shea, Bouve, Hoague, Clay Pierce, Eddy, Duffield, Cockrell, O'Connor, Hallowell, Tiffany, Warren and Laimbeer...
...Department of Geology is preparing to send a party to Gay's Head, Martha's Vineyard, during the April recess, to examine the formation of the cliffs on that headland. The clay and sand strata of this section abound in fossil bones of the order of Cetaceans, to which the whale and the walrus belong. There are also leaf-beds of a representative of the order to which the gigantic red-woods of California belong...