Word: crime
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...unanimous in commending the present government, and all elements of the reform movement continue to support it. As a matter of public welfare, the issue is plain. A Tammany government means corruption in every department, the looting of the city treasury, neglect of public health, and the increase of crime aided by the police. The present administration stands for honesty, preservation of the public health, protection for the morals of the people, and the suppression of crime of all kinds. The course proposed by the affirmative is not right theoretically because it does not secure the result aimed...
...senses will for a moment offer any palliation of the cowardly, treacherous crime...
...Joseph W. Sharts '97, will be published this month by Herbert S. Stone and Co., of Chicago. The story was first conceived, and in part written, while the author was a member of English 22. The morbid condition of mind of a man depressed by consciousness of a past crime was the theme of this original draft, and the analysis was remarkable, for undergraduate work, although limited in extent to a few chapters...
...other new courses are: History 122.-English, History since the Reform of Parliament. Tu., Th., at 2.30. and library hours. Professor Macvane. (XV) History 292.-History of Crime in England and America. Sat., 9-11 and a third hour at the pleasure of the instructor, Professor Peale. Economics 92.-The Labor Question in Europe and the United States. Tu., Th., Sa., at 10. Mr. Willoughby. (XI) Economics 9a2-President Institutions. Mon., Wed, Fri., at 9. Mr. Willoughby. (II) Economics 52.-Railways and other public Works, (advanced course). Tu., Th., (Sat.,) at 1.30. Mr. Meyer. (XIV) Economics 122.-Banking...
History 29, the new half course to be given during the second half-year by Professor Beale, will trace the history of crime in England and America from the thirteenth century to the present time. Among the topics to be considered are the domestic life of the common people, police methods, the amount and kind of crime prevailing at different periods, conditions of trial, methods of punishment, state of the prisons, and the history of certain celebrated crimes in the past century. The course will have one two-hour session each week, devoted to lectures and discussion, and weekly reports...