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Dates: during 1890-1899
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George Pellew, a graduate of Harvard in the class of '80, met his death by a sad accident on the morning of Feb. 18. An inflammation of one eye had rendered his sight defective. While passing along West Thirty-fifth Street, he fell through an open gate into the area below and was instantly killed...
...Faculty of Yale has passed a vote granting a holiday to the University on Washington's Birthday on condition that the two lower classes pledge themselves to orderly conduct during the holiday. Accordingly the sophomore class met and adopted the following resolution...
...surplus of the Law School is $11,635.88 as against $12,193.93 in 1889-90. The larger outlay for instruction and for the library has been met chiefly by more tuition fees. The Medical School has also made a larger outlay, but more tuition fees have given it a surplus of $5,216.82 as against a real deficit of $673.88 in 1889-90. The surplus of the Dental School, due to more tuition fees is $3,698.14, as against...
...military company has been formed at Yale, composed of about ninety members of the Academic senior class. On Wednesday the men met Lieutenant Totten of the Second Connecticut Regiment at the Second Regiment Armory and an organization was effected. The following officers have already been appointed: Captain, Preston Brown; First Lieutenant, A. C. Hume; Second Lieutenant, G. L. Coit; First Sergeant, G. S. C. Badger; Second Sergeant, P. S. Richards; Third Sergeant, R. R. Upton; First Corporal, L. P. W. Marvin; Second Corporal, B. M. Allen; Seventh Corporal, H. B. Treeman; Eighth Corporal, Forest Shepard. The positions of third lieutenant...
...been stated that Captain Hartwell of the Yale crew met Mr. Robert Cook in Philadelphia, at which meeting Mr. Cook said that he would be unable to coach the Yale crew this year...