Word: granting
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...reasons-(a) He refused partly out of respect for the memory of Washington and the precedent established by him: No. Am. Rev., CXXX, 117.- (b) Knew he could not be elected.- (x) States in favor of him had 69 votes, those opposed 94: No. Am. Rev. CXXX, 117.- (4) Grant was not renominated simply on grounds of political expediency.- (a) Was a military leader "made President in a burst of popular gratitude": Nation, XXX, 342.- (b) Was a bad executive.- (w) Administration was full of scandals: Nat. Quar. Rev. XL, 377.- (x) Surrounded himself with men of low character: Nation...
...Grant; second, E. N. Fenno, Jr.; third, H. W. Foote. Time...
...following men are requested to call if possible at the office of the Graduate Manager, Thurston's store, this morning between 10.30 and 12.30: Mansfield, Eaton, Bigelow, Gonterman, Stickney, Putnam, Newell, Munroe, Grant, Redpath, Morse, C. H. Williams, Roche, Marshall, Vincent, Fenno, Bordman, Mason, Emmons, J. D. Phillips, Liebmann, Kubli, Ford Holt, Blakemore, F. G. Shaw, Hennen, Dorman...
...mile run was almost a repetition of the race on Monday. Grant took the lead and was never headed, while Fenno was equally sure of second place. Newell did not run and Foote secured third place after a hard struggle...
...Newell, 2, P. A. Hutchinson, 3, H. W. Foote, 4, E. N. Fenno, Jr., 5, D. Grant, 6, W. G. Whitman, 7, J. L. Mathews, 8, J. H. Cunningham, Jr., 9, T. S. Watson, 10, E. Lissner...