Word: generalization
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Brief for the Affirmative.G. GLEASON and E. M. GREGORY.Best general references: Andrew D. White, letter, Boston Herald, July 16; Forum, September, 1896; speech Bourke Cochran, Kansas City Star, October 8; editorial, Boston Herald, August 21; Harper's Weekly, August 8; Public Opinion, September 17, October 8; Platform, St. Louis Convention; Platform, Indianapolis Convention...
...would be for the best interests of Sound Money Democracy, (A) While maintaining the principles of sound money by electing McKinley, the Gold Democrats could still effectively oppose McKinley's tariff policy. (1) In the few remaining months of the present Congress no general tariff act could pass (Harper's Weekly, Aug. 12, '96). (2) The next Congress which convenes Dec., '97, might, if an energetic campaign were made, be controlled by those who favor a moderate tariff, (Harper's Weekly, Aug. 12, '96). (B) The opposition of the Gold Democrats to high protective tariff would be more effective...
Last evening, in Sever 11, the Harvard Union held its first meeting of the year, in the form of a competitive debate for membership. Twenty-five candidates spoke, in addition to the principal disputants. The speaking ability displayed, though not remarkable, was in general above the average, and the men to be recommended were difficult to choose...
Geological Excursions.The following general excursions are offered by the Department of Geology and Geography for the fall of 1896. These excursions are open to all members of New England colleges (for men), and to all members of the University. For further information address Mr. T. A. Jaggar, Room 3, ground floor, M. Z. Office hours, 9-10 a. m. daily...
Excepting a limited number of sea's which have been reserved for college officers and invited guests, the house will be open to a general sale. Season tickets with reserved seats for the series of ten concerts will be $7.50, and will be put on sale at the University Book Store, Saturday morning, October 24, at 8 o'clock...