Word: limitable
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Without limit of time: A. C. Potter, assistant librarian of the University: C. A. Mahady, superintendent of the reading-room at the University Library...
...Committee could then pay the necessary and reasonable expenses of each team from the funds in its hands. Those of the crew and track team perhaps could not be closely estimated in advance; but if in the case of minor teams the Committee felt it to be necessary to limit beforehand the season's expenditure, the expenses of each team for the year could be closely approximated on the basis of past experience and the approved schedule for the current year. Leaving a slight margin for unforeseen expenses, the Committee could then with justice limit a team to a certain...
...mean high water mark. The approaches are to be laid out separately by the respective cities, with a width of not less than sixty feet throughout their whole extent, and must be finished at or before the completion of the bridge. One hundred and twenty thousand dollars is the limit of total expenditure, which is to be divided equally between both cities. The act took effect upon its passage, and work on the bridge will begin as soon as possible, and should be completed by next fall...
...practiced law in Boston, engaging largely in corporation work, especially for the Boston and Albany Railroad, whose general counsel he has been since 1887. The same year he was elected an Overseer of the College, was reelected in 1893, and was chosen a Fellow of Harvard college without time limit in 1894. He was appointed counsel for the Boston Terminal Company, and vice-president of the Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company in 1896. In 1902 he was prominently mentioned as the successor of the late Justice Horace Gray as an associate justice of the United States Supreme Court...
Atlantic-"The Common Lot," by Robert Herrick '90; "Part of a Man's Life: The Aristocracy of the Dollar," by T. W. Higginson '11; "Some Recent Aspects of Darwinism," by E. T. Brewster '90; "The New American Type," by H. D. Sedgwick '82; "The Age Limit," by E. S. Johnson M. '90: "An Odd Sort of Popular Book," by G. Bradford...