Word: laws
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Board of Overseers have concurred with the President and Fellows in the appointment of Edward Hale, D. B., as assistant professor of homiletics; Frank Beverly Williams, A. M., L. L. B., assistant professor of law, and Albert Bushnell Hart, Ph. D., professor of history...
Captain L. W. Tappan, Jr., of the class of 1860, died at his home in Milton last Wednesday. He was born in Boston in 1840. After his graduation at Harvard he went abroad and studied law and languages at Gottingen. He returned after a year's absence and continued the study of law in an office and in the Law School. In 1862 he was commissioned first lieutenant and later captain of the Forty-fifth Massachusetts Volunteers. From 1863 to 1866 he was United States consul at Batavia, Java. Since then he has been interested in manufacturing and railroading...
After graduation he studied law in the Dana Law School for three years and then in the office of the Hon. B. R. Curtis, of Boston. In 1846 he was admitted to the Suffolk bar, and in 1851 was appointed district attorney for Essex Country...
...action of Greece was a violation of international law, but every revolution is an illegal movement; the occasion was well chosen and public opinion is with them. Greece has not in the past encouraged Cretan rebellions but she fee s that it is no longer time to hesitate. There is no doubt that the Greeks by this action have seriously imperilled the peace of Europe...
...prospectus of elective courses for juniors and seniors for the year 1897-98 has appeared and shows many additions and changes. Aside from the prescribed courses in Psychology and Philosophy there are offered twenty-two courses in Philosophy, thirteen in Political Science and Law, ten in History, thirteen in Romance languages, nine in Germanic languages, fourteen in English, eighteen in Ancient languages, eight in Biblical Literature, three in the Fine Arts, sixteen in Natural Sciences, eight in Mathematics, seven in Music, one in Physical Education and one in Military Science...