Word: mckinley
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Manning'04, "Address on Woman," Depew; H. A. Meyer '04, "Tom Brown and Captain Hardy," T. Hughes; B. A.Miller '04, "Idols," Phillips, W. H. Nelson '04, Section from "Speech on the Philippines," Jhoar; F. h. Osgood '04, "The Charge against Verres," Cicero; T. Perry '03, "Characteristics of Washington," Mckinley; E. M. Rabenold '04, "The New South," H. W. Grady; T. D. Roberts '03, "Coeur de Lion at the Bier of his Father;" C. C. Scheffy '03, "Inaugural Address," Arthur; L. E. Swarts '03, "The Republic Never Retreats," A. J. Beveridge; S. Thurman '03, "Defense of Dreyfus," Zola; V. A. Tsanoff...
Century: "Some Personal Characteristics of President McKinley," by John D. Long...
...first of these has the ring of true poetry; in imagery it is unconventional and impressive, in wording dignified and strong. "The Song of the Brook," on the contrary, has neither marked originality nor beauty of phrasing to recommend it. Through the "Requiem"-on the death of President McKinley-runs sincerity of though, but, unfortunately, it is incorporated into a curious jogging, jingling rhythm mor eappropriate to a description of a sleigh-ride, for instance, than to a poem on a serious and dignified subject. "English Light Verse of the Nineteenth Century," by H. L. Warner, is the longest article...
Regular practice for the University football squad began on Friday, Sept. 20. The call for candidates had been issued for Thursday, and many of the men reported in Cambridge on that day, but on account of the day of morning for the late President McKinley, no work was done. On Friday, forty-four men came out; about the same number as last year. The squad has been steadily increasing, and by the time College opens, it will be at least as large as any in previous years...
Thursday, the day of mourning for the late President McKinley, was observed in the College by the stopping of all work and the postponement of the admission examinations set for that day. University Hall was draped in mourning, and a memorial service was held in Appleton Chapel under the Rev. Dr. Crothers of the First Unitarian Church. No further official action could be taken, as the University was not in session...