Word: fire
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...CLASS GAME TODAY. - We the undersigned have agreed to keep the crowd on both sides back of the ropes in the game today and not allow any fire arms fire crackers or any other explosives to be used during the game...
...reading room. We understood that one of the objects of having a new reading room was to have some hall disconnected, or rather connected by a slight passage way, with the present Library, in order that it might be lighted in the evening without danger of fire to the Library itself. Under the proposed scheme the reading room, we understand, would be an integral part of the whole library building and until the city of Cambridge allows electric light wires to be run under its streets the use of the reading room would be ended at sun down...
...connection with this is the tepidarium, containing showers, steam and hot air baths, together with massage rooms. The cooling room will contain a marble drinking fountain, open fire place, and all the requirements for rest after bathing. The lockers for the crews are on the same floor with this. On the second story are the general locker rooms, which will contain about one thousand lockers, finished in hard wood, and provided with toilet rooms of marble...
Considerable excitement was caused yesterday morning a few minutes before twelve, by a small fire in the upper entry of University Hall. The fire occurred in the large wooden box outside the door among a large heap of waste paper, and for a few minutes made a dense smoke, with considerable flame. Fortunately there was a recitation being held at the time on the same floor, for had not some of the students perceived the smoke, the fire would doubtless have gone to the attic immediately overhead, thereby causing considerable damage. As it was, the fire was extinguished with...
...fire-escapes to Upper Mass. are used by members of English A to enter the hall...