Word: event
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...unanimous decision of the judges, Princeton was awarded the ninth annual debate with Harvard, held in Alexander Hall, Princeton, last night. Harvard had the negative of the question: "Resolved, That whenever in the event of continued domestic violence, lives and property are not adequately protected by a State, it is for the public good that the President should have the power to afford protection without the application of the State for Federal aid." The Harvard and Princeton teams were made up respectively of A. A. Ballantine '04, W. Catchings 2L. and J. Daniels '04, and T. R. Good...
...violence with its own forces; secondly, the State, if unable alone to restore order, may call upon the federal government for assistance; thirdly, when the violence immediately threatens the sovereignty of the national government by obstructing federal laws, the President may intervene at once. In these ways, in the event of domestic violence, adequate protection has always been afforded to life and property. Adequate protection was afforded in the case of the violence in Chicago in 1894 by the President's intervention to remove the obstruction to federal laws. Adequate protection was afforded in the occurrence of domestic violence...
...baseball cage. The revolver shoot will start at 6.15 o'clock and will be followed at 8 by the rifle shoot. Hereafter these shoots will be held on Monday and Friday nights and at the end of six weeks a silver cup will be awarded in each event to the man winning the greatest number of weekly shoots. One score, made either on Monday or Friday nights, may be counted for the cup, provided that each contestant previously states which score he desires to count...
Harvard will defend the negative side of the question which is as follows: "Resolved, That whenever in the event of continued domestic violence, lives and property are not adequately protected by a State, it is for the public good that the President should have the power to afford protection without the application of the State for Federal aid." The Harvard team is composed of A. A. Ballantine '04, W. Catchings 2L., and J. Daniels '04. The alternate is G. P. Adams '03. For Princeton T. R. Good '04, G. S. Hornblower '04 and A. P. Scott will speak. The order...
...minutes in length and the rebuttal five minutes: 1, A. A. Ballantine '04; 2, J. Daniels '04; 3, W. Catchings 2L.; rebuttal--J. Daniels '04, W. Catchings 2L., A. A. Ballantine '04. Harvard has the negative side of the question which is as follows: "Resolved, That whenever in the event of continual domestic violence, lives and property are not adequately protected by a State, it is for the public good that the President should have the power to afford protection without the application of the state for federal...