Word: crowdedness
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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SOLDIERS FIELD, November 13, 1897.- At twelve o'clock the first comers began to appear on the field, and at 1.40 the streets leading from the street railways were crowded with Harvard and Yale enthusiasts. By two o'clock the seats were crowded to their utmost. The Associated Press flag...
[The appended portion of the Calendar was crowded out of Saturday's issue.]
Princeton won the second game with Yale on Saturday afternoon before an audience of 8000 at Princeton by the score of 16 to 8. The stands were crowded with Princeton alumni, who had come to Princeton for Commencement week. The third and deciding game of the series will be played...
The Cambridge performances of the Pudding Theatricals have met with unprecedented success. The hall has been crowded to its utmost capacity; all standing room was occupied at each of the performances; and on Saturday over a hundred and fifty people were turned away.
M. Brunetiere is the leading literary critic in France and his public courses at the Sorbonne have invariably been crowded to the doors. His writings are largely used in the work of the French Department here and in other American universities.