Word: demands
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...announced from London that twenty-five thousand copies of Marie Corelli's last story, "The Sorrows of Satan," have been sold previous to the day of issue. The Lippincotts, who publish the novel on this side, are prepared for a proportionately large demand for this powerful story...
...latter and communications have to be rejected on that account. While we are always glad to give both sides of a case a full hearing and never refuse to publish an opinion merely because we disagree with it, yet we certainly have the right to demand of our correspondents that the language and general tone of their contributions shall be decent and dignified...
...Debating Club meets today at three o'clock, in Sever 5, to discuss the following question: "Resolved, That the interests of the country demand the reelection of Mr. Cleveland for a third term...
overture of one college or the other; but in private conversation between recognized leaders of the two universities it was urged on the part of Harvard that, under the circumstances, she could not say anything that could be construed into an apology, and that Yale ought not to demand it; that Yale ought to receive the offer of the dual ieague as the best possible vindication of Harvard men; that where the party alleged to have been injured offered or was willing to enter into a copartnership for a term of years in all sports with the party alleged...
...again. The latter course, as being the most courteous, was taken, and Captain Thorne's letter, referred to as "famous" by the Harvard Athletic Committee was written before any challenge was received. So much misapprehension exists with regard to that letter and it has so frequently been called a demand for an apology that it is well to reprint...