Word: fairness
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Government ownership is practicable. - (a) Has endorsement of practical railroad men: Lewis, p. 190 - (b) Fair trials in foreign countries have shown its practicability: Lalor III, 502. - (1) Experience of Belgium and Germany: Wm. Larrabee, The Railroad Question, p. 409. - (2) No fair trial in France and Italy: Quar. Jour. Econ., I, 453 (July 1887). - (c) Extension of service would bring about civil service reform...
...functions of a Railroad are to give, - (a) Satisfactory transportation to the public, i.e. - (1) Cheap rates. - (2) Efficient service. - (3) No discrimination. - (b) Fair return on capital invested: J. D. Potts in Railway Review June 4, 1892; Hadley in Scribner's Magazine...
...fumbling resulted. Newell played well at end on the second eleven and scored a touchdown, aided by good interference. Fairchild was tried at halfback but did not make the best of his opportunities. Beale's passing at quarter was quick and accurate. Wrenn and Foster were also tried with fair success. The 'varsity were only able to score one touchdown by a long run made by Phelan. The second eleven scored again by steady rushes. Emmons and Waters did not play, but were out in football clothes coaching the men. Lewis and Crosby also instructed the men in tackling...
...that of a migration of the dead, along a river or beyond a sea, usually to the East or West; for men of imaginative natures standing on the shore of the ocean could see in the brilliant clouds of sunset and dawn, the capes and headlands of a fair land beyond. These beliefs may well be seen in some ancient Irish literature and in Procopius's description of the spirits' voyage to Brittia...
...Harvard eleven played for the most part a miserable game, but occasionally a good tackle or a bit of fair interference would crop out. The men seemed to lack entirely any spirit of aggressiveness, and it was rarely that the backs showed anything like interference. The only redeeming feature of their general work was the first class game they put up on the defence. Only twice could the Amherst team make its distance...