Word: controlled
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...waste of national resources (a) in unnecessary competition.- Hadley, Railroad Transportation, pp. 82-100; (a) in land grants.- North American Review, vol. 136, pp. 257-260. (3) Discriminations. Hudson, The Railways and the Republic, pp. 25-105, 155-187. (4) Gambling in railroad stocks.- Hadley, pp. 40-62. (5) Control of political action.- Hudson...
...advantages and none of the disadvantages of state management would be secured by state control and by consolidation.- C. F. Adams in the Atlantic Monthly, vol. 37, p. 360, 691, vol. 38, p. 72; N. A. Rev. vol. 139, p. 51: Hadley...
...Germany will get control in Samoa unless we interfere. (a) It is her policy to acquire territory.- Samoan Affairs, I, 112. (b) She has long been trying to get control.- Nineteenth Century. Nov., 1888, 736, or Samoan Affairs I, 113-121, III, 2 (c) England will allow her to do so.- Nineteenth Century, Nov, 1888, 747, 749; Samoan Affairs, I, 115, II, 16. (d) Germany already exercises too much influence.- Samoan Affairs...
Hawley, '89, a new man, who has recently entered Harvard from Hobart College, where he has had some experience in pitching. He has speed, but no control of the ball. Luce, '91, who pitched on the class team last year and was tried in several of the 'varsity's practice games. McLeod, '90, who has played on his class nine, but who pitched last year for the first time. He is speedy, but fails to fathom the mysteries of the "drop." McPherson, '89, played in the out-field of his freshman team, and has pitched for the last two years...
...Slumps at both ends of the stroke and has no control over either body or slide. He should keep his shoulders drawn and look out for his time...