Word: hadley
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...long and short haul clause ought not to be maintained. Best single references: Hadley's Railroad Transportation, chap. vi; testimony of Mr. W. G. Raoul in the Report of Senate Committee on Railroads...
Bright's "England," Vol. III.; May's "Constitutional History"; Younge's "Constitutional History of England"; Ward's "English Poets, Vol. 1."; Topics and References for Political Economy VI; Whitaker's Almanac for 1888, 35 cents; Seebohm's "Protestant Revolution"; Stubb's "Early Plantagenets;" and Hadley's "R. R. Transportation...
Bright's "England," Vol. III.; Ulay's "Constitutional History"; Young's "Constitutional History of England"; Ward's "English Poets, Vol. I."; Topics and References for Political Economy VI; Whitaker's Almanac for 1888, 35 cents; Seebohm's "Protestant Revolution"; Stubb's "Early Plantagenets;" and Hadley's "R. R. Transportation...
Charles Joyce White, A. M., acting dean of the college faculty during the absence of the dean; Professor Arthur T. Hadley. lecturer on the problems of railroad administration for the year 1886-87; Henry Preble, A. B., assistant professor of Greek and Latin for five years from September 1, 1887; Kuno Francke, Ph. D., assistant professor of German for five years from September 1; Charles S. Minot, S. D., assistant professor of histology and embryology for five years from September 1; Maurice H. Richardson, M. D., assistant professor of anatomy for five years from September 1; Frank N. Cole...
...series of lectures on "Railroad Administration." the last of which was delivered last night, have aroused unwonted interest throughout the college. Professor Hadley has earned a reputation here for breadth of comprehension and clearness of insight which we feel is well deserved. Those who have attended the lectures have been unsparing in their praise, and only seem to regret that the series is now finished...