Word: credits
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...high jump, Ellery H. Clark '96, of the Boston team, won the final competition with 1 metre 81 centimetres to his credit. Robert Garrett, captain of the Princeton team, and James B. Connolly, of the Suffolk A. C. of Boston, tied for second place...
Branglebrink, judging from the dress rehearsal yesterday, will be one of the most successful plays ever presented by the Hasty Pudding Club. Much of the credit will be due E. G. Knoblauch not only for his excellent work in the play, but also for his tireless labors in designing tasteful costumes and appropriate scenery...
Last evening in Brattle Hall the Harvard Chapter of the Delta Upsilon fraternity gave Oliver Goldsmith's play, "The Good Natured Man." The performance showed a good deal of careful training, and much credit is due to Professor Baker and Mr. Hayes. The play itself, apart from its clever dialogue and amusing situation, is very interesting. It shows the differences of construction, notably at the end of each act, between Goldsmith's time and the present...
...good. The fault was chiefly in his makeup. He looked altogether too cheerful for a "croaker." Allan Abbott '96 and Sturgis Coffin '97, the former as Jarvis, the latter in the double role of Butler and Bailiff, both did well. J. L. O'Brian '96 as Lofty deserves most credit. He entered thoroughly into the spirit of his part and showed genuine dramatic ability...
...reserve fund to meet all outstanding notes. There should also be some means of regulating the issue. The income of the government is fluctuating, and in consequence the reserve fund in the treasury cannot be maintained at a given level. Again the treasury has no means of regulating the credit issue to the needs of the community...