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...Under the rule of unanimous verdicts, (a) the accused is given the benefit of all reasonable doubt, (b) every jury-man's opinion must receive full consideration, (c) in case of disagreement, no wrong is done the accused...
Rule 3. Any hold, grip, lock, or trip allowed except strangling and full Nelson holds...
...fast in the ice-floe and drifted north-west for twenty-two months. At the end of this time the ship was five hundred miles from Siberia, the nearest land, and was so badly crushed bp the ice that it had to be abandoned. The retreat to land was full of hardship. The men were weighted down with baggage, and progress over the uneven surface of the ice was slow and laborious. Two miles a day was all that could be made during the first part of the retreat. Food and water were scarce and gave out five days before...
...during one of the evenings of Mr. Irving's engagement in March. Yesterday the committee which will try to realize this idea met for the first time. A small committee was appointed to make definite plans as to the sale of seats. This plan, after having come before the full committee, will be published early next week...
...issue we expressed our fear that, because some of President Eliot's recommendations are untimely, the students would regard all the recommendations with hostility. Such action would result in much loss. There are valuable suggestions in what the President has to say, and these ought to be given full consideration. Not only does he put himself in line with the best thought of the time by favoring revised rules in football, but he brings forward two recommendations which have not already established themselves in popular favor but which we think are, in a revised form perhaps, likely...