Word: indexes
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...June, 1895); IV, 119 (Sept., 1895); Walter Camp in Outing, XXVII, 170 (Nov., 1895); A. B. Hart, Studies in American Eduction, No. VI; Caspar Whitney in Harper's Weekly, XXXIX, 2023 (Sept. 28, 1895), 2026 (Oct. 19, 1895); Harvard Crimson, XVI (1889), and XXVIII (1895); Harvard Index...
Best general references: Reports of the Inter-State Com. Comm., I, 308, 1886-87; United States Statutes at Large, Vol. XXIV; Congressional Record, XVIII, pp. 479, 524; Report of Senate Select Comm. on Inter-State Commerce,- Index under "Pooling"; J. F. Hudson, "Railways and the Republic," 194-250; J. Steven Jeans, "Trusts, Pools and Corners," ch. xiv, p. 140; Rorer, "InterState Corporation Law," 289; Redfield, Railroad Pooling in Law of Corporations...
...been omitted from necessity, and in others stanzas have been transposed for convenience; but in all instances the author's language has been scrupulously sought for and retained. A few hymns which seem to be historically and inevitably composite, are so noted, and their sources are explained in the index of authors. In the musical settings similar pains have been taken to secure accurate and authorized readings as appears in the index of composers...
...must be more clever writers in Harvard than ever contribute to either Monthly, Advocate, or Lampoon. Whether from laziness, or because the prizes in view are not tempting enough, these men persistently refrain from doing their part to raise the standard of the papers which are the only visible index of Harvard's literary achievment...
...amount of time required for each course; (6) to enclose in brackets all courses not to be given in 1895-6; (7) to mark with the asterisk courses open also to undergraduates; (8) to dring all the work of each instructor into a form for ready reference by an index of names...