Word: judgments
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...YORK, April 26.--The Pennsylvania pictures for the Harvard-Pennsylvania photographic contest did not arrive here today, so judgment was postponed...
...pictures in the intercollegiate photographic competition between Harvard and the University of Pennsylvania will be judged today in New York by Mr. Alfred Stieglitz, President of the New York Camera Club, Mrs. Gertrude Kaesebeer and Mr. George Rockwood. The judgment will be made in favor of the exhibition ranking highest as a whole. A first and second prize and two honorable mentions will be awarded for individual work...
...Maupassant and His Work," by W. G., is a light, well-written appreciation. The writer pleasingly discusses Maupassant's gifts, training and talents, and passes a safe, if not very exhaustive, judgment on Maupassant's philosophy. The Monthly might do well to give more room, along with its deeper and more analytic criticism, to such light, well-phrased and purely appreciative essays...
Kernan's style and stepping are also much improved and his work is generally good though not uniformly so. He uses very good judgment and is the most level-headed of all the candidates...
Lofty in character, sagacious and keen in judgment, loyally devoted to the law, to the Constitution and its defense, John Marshall stands as one of the great forces that made for the enduring stability of the United States...