Word: clerk
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Besides being twenty-one, a student must have resided in this state and city at least one year. Furthermore, he must have been assessed for a poll-tax in the city of Cambridge. This assessment is made soon after the first of April. The City Clerk advises men to leave the required personal information with their landladies or porters in case the assessor calls when they are out. This will save a great deal of inconvenience. Such are the requirements provided by the Massachusetts...
...Major Hine began his railway career as a freight brakeman, and soon worked his way up to the top of his profession, serving successively as switchman, yardmaster, conductor, chief clerk, trainmaster, assistant superintendent and, finally, superintendent. He was employed on several occasions by the Interstate Commerce Commission, and is the originator of a unit system of organization for corporations which is being installed on the Harriman and several other lines...
...entries is 239, a decrease of 36 from last year. Men who have not taken strength tests will not be allowed to compete, but any man who has taken such a test and who desires to enter any event may do so by giving his name to the clerk of the course on the field...
...Clerk of course.--W. Tufts...
...Bradford prepared for college in the Boston Schools and was graduated from Harvard in 1849, at the age of ninement as clerk in the banking house of Blake Brothers & Company of Boston. He advanced steadily until 1858, when he was admitted as a partner and remained a member of the concern until 1868 when he retired from active business and devoted himself to the study of political science and the theory and practice of modern popular government, especially in its relation to the United States in Federal, State and municipal affairs...