Word: moneys
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Park Theatre.- Wm. Barry, "John Bradley's Money...
...Sophomore class will engage a tug to follow the class races if 50 men will sign the blue-book at Leavitt's and pay $1.00 apiece before 2.30 p. m. today. Money refunded if tug is not engaged...
Park Theatre.- Wm. Barry, "John Bradley's Money...
...should be remembered that a class crew must have more money in its first year than it will ever need again; and that if it is brought safely through this year it is a comparatively easy matter to manage it in an economical and businesslike way for the rest of the college course...
...agreeing to row two races so near together; and best of all, the selection of Poughkeepsie for the race shows that absolutely no attention has been paid to the numberous "financial inducements" which have been offered to the managers by the boards of trade of rival towns. This money bargaining carried on to atrract a race between the crews of different universities is extremely distasteful to those who have the best interests of rowing at heart...