Word: heralds
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Boston Herald of yesterday prints some facts relative to the bequest left by Mr. Conant to the University. On Monday Mr. Henry Eveleth Hill, executor of the will of the late Edwin Conant, under which Harvard College is the residuary legatee, had a consultation with President Eliot, at Cambridge, over the gift. Mr. Conant expressed a preference to have his gift used in the construction of some needed building. and such a use will be made of the $60,000 to $80,000 which will be available...
Within the last two days some changes have been made in the Yale eleven, with direct reference to coping most effectually with Harvard. Winter has been transferred from right to left tackle, changing places with Wallis. This move, according to a dispatch from New Haven to the New York Herald, "was made with a view to the Harvard game for the purpose of putting Winter aginst Newell. Newell proved proved too much for Wallis last year and this year will be assigned to Winter, who is physically a much more powerful man." Hartwell has been taken from left...
...Immigration; - (d) By greatly adding to the resources of the country. - (1) Wheat lands. - (2) Forests and Mines; N. A. R., Feb. 1889, pp. 54-73; - (e) By giving great commercial advantages to U. S.; N. A. R. vol. 139, p. 44; Forum, Nov. 1888, pp, 241-256; Boston Herald...
...DAILY CRIMSON disappears from Harvard journalism, so far as name is concerned, and the HARVARD CRIMSON takes its place. Since the paper because a daily it has undergone many vicissitudes in its name. In the fall of 1883 there were two daily papers in the college, the Harvard Daily Herald, and the Crimson, which had been revived by a faction dissatisfied with the older daily. It was soon evident that there was not a field for two daily papers here, and early in that year they were united under the name of the Herald-Crimson. This awkward name stood...
...change of policy but a perfection of the present Republican policy, keeping growth with the spirit of the times, is demanded by the people of Missachusetts: edge's Lspeech in Boston Herald of Sept. 30, W. W. Crapo's in Boston Herald...