Word: london
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Arrangements have been nearly completed for the European trip of the Cornell musical clubs. The men will leave Ithaca June 16, and will sail the next day from New York on the steamer Paris. The first concert will be given in St. James Hall, London, on the evening of July 4, and will be made distinctively an American event. Patriotic and American songs will be sung, and all Americans in London will be invited to turn out on this occasion. From London they will go to Henley to attend the races, in which the Cornell crew is to take part...
...subway is not the most feasible plan for furthering rapid transit. - (a) Adopted only in London. - (b) Elevated road will best meet the difficulty. - (1) Can be constructed more cheaply. - (2) Common objections to elevated railroads not inherent...
...expected to be large and when those from the nine will be practically insignificant. There can no longer be any excuse for withholding or delaying subscriptions. The freshman crew has too often been left till the last moment without money enough to take them to New London. They can not go on the strength of mere promises to pay; they must have cash to cover the cost of their trip...
...Cornell Glee, Banjo and Mandolin Clubs have decided to make a concert tour next summer through England, Scotland and Ireland. They will sail for Europe June 22 and will give four concerts in London. After that the clubs will go to the Henley regatta and witness the race in which the Cornell crew is entered. A series of twenty concerts will be arranged in England, Scotland and Ireland, and the whole trip is expected to take about six weeks...
...weekly periodicals have been added to the files in the Library reading-room. They are the Paris Journal des Debats and the London World. The former has a special interest as containing the dramatic criticisms of M. Lemaitre; the latter contains those of Mr. William Archer...