Word: constantly
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...granted the class in allowing it to represent the University in intercollegiate contests; and it is its duty in return to do everything in its power to send out winning teams. Every man in the class can aid in defeating the Pennsylvania Freshmen, giving by the eleven hearty and constant support from now until the day of the game...
...Egypt is not yet capable of independence and self-government.- (a) Most of the energy it now shows is of foreign origin: Quarterly Review, Feb., 1895.- (b) It is open to the constant threats of invasion from the Soudanese: Rev. of Reviews, April...
...will be beneficial, because its heavy penalties for violation are certain to be enforced.- (a) It renders enforcement easy.- (1) By enabling individual complainants to challenge certificates and carry their cases to court.- (2) By providing for the constant and prominent display of the tax certificate.- (3) By throwing saloon interiors plainly open to inspection during hours when sale is forbidden.- (b) It renders non-enforcement most dangerous.- (1) Remissness officially is severely punishable.- (c) It removes motives for nonenforcement.- (1) State-appointed officials cannot be bribed or intimidated by local liquor interests.- (d) It was rigidly enforced last Sunday...
Yesterday Mr. Tudor coached the crew from a launch. It is hoped that this launch can be procured for the constant use of the crew. The men will go to the training table on Monday...
...extension of the municipal franchise to women is justifiable as necessary to women's interests.- (a) The progress of women towards complete social equality with man has been great and constant.- (1) Towards industrial equality: Report of Bureau of Statistics of Labor, 1889.- (2) Towards legal equality.- (3) Towards equality in the holding and management of property.- (4) Towards educational equality: Speech of Senator Carey, Feb. 27, 1891.- (b) It is necessary for the protection of their interests that those who obey the law and pay taxes should have a distinct voice in the government.- (1) The objection that women...