Word: hamiltone
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Colin Hamilton Livingstone, President of the Boy Scouts of America, also spoke in favor of the bill, contending that it did not interfere with religious liberty, although he admitted that all creeds do not designate Sunday as the Sabbath...
...Durham, Mrs. Arthur Norton, Mrs. E. A. Whitney, Mrs. Donald McLaughlin, Mrs. G. W. Cram, Mrs. H. W. Holmes, Mrs. G. M. W. Sprague, and Mrs. A. L. Lowell. Ushers, L. F. Stanley, G. R. Russell, H. G. Wood, Ross; Riford, J. W. Dinkelspiel, R. E. Fanning, E. D. Hamilton, F. W. Dorman, Paul Altman, Carlos del Solar, G. C. Bramble, and Carl Linder...
...Supreme Court at 44. Charles James Fox was a junior lord of admiralty, a thorn in George Ill's side, at 21. William Pitt, Britain's prime minister for 17 years, assumed office at 24, having previously served as Chancellor of the Exchequer. At 20, Alexander Hamilton was a leading authority on government; at 24, conceived the National Bank. Thomas Jefferson drafted the Declaration of Independence at 33. Robert Peel's name was great in Parliament soon after he was 21. J. T. Delane became editor of the London Times...
...benefit of mechanical interests and to be conducive to the more successful conduct of the manufactories of the city." Their initial capitalization was $1,500,000, strong competition for the only three other banks then existing in Manhattan. Its first building was the three-story, onetime home of Alexander Hamilton. Customers approached the counting room over a front lawn, on which thrifty first President John Slidell kept tethered his family cow. He slept in a room above the vault as a deterrent to marauders...
...invading skaters are captained by Van Vleit, who is playing his third year. He is both fast and heavy and Hamilton's chief scoring threat. Mann and McLean, the wings, are light, but fast and daring, and their team play further adds to their effectiveness. Both are letter men of a year...