Word: mount
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...usually overlooked. Supposing the Hall were obliged to shut down: the result would be an immediate rise in the price of board in the other eating places of probably a dollar more per week. Those men who are now paying $5 or $6 a week for board in the Mount Auburn street region would be obliged to pay $6 or $7. This is most undesirable but cannot happen as long as Memorial can be operated...
...professor of natural history, received from his grand-daughter, Miss Mary D. Peck; a collection of mammals from Lower California and Central and Western China; a series of Icelandic birds, from Messrs. J. W. Hastings and L. J. deG. Milhau; a number of mammalian heads and horns and the mount of a male caribou from Dr. W. L. Smith M.'92; a specimen of an African tortoise and two large monitors from the New York Zoological Society; and a series of Hawaiian corals from the American Museum of Natural History...
...formal presentation of the Filley Cups for fall rowing was made last night, at 68 Mount Auburn street. B. A. G. Fuller '00, the donor of the cups in making the presentation, emphasized the fact that they were given primarily to perpetuate the memory of O. D. Filley '06. It was largely due to him that the rowing system was reorganized and put on a solid basis. He also instituted the custom of interdormitory and gradedcrew rowing which indirectly helps to develop material for the University crew. Another object in instituting the cups was to interest in secondary rowing...
...presentation of the Filley Cups for dormitory rowing will take place at 68 Mount Auburn street this evening at 9 o'clock. Mr. B. A. G. Fuller '00, the donor of the cups, will award them to the members of the victorious Mount Auburn street crew. The members of the five crews who rowed in the final dormitory race in the basin, are invited to attend...
...cups are given as a testimonial to O. D. Filley '06, captain of the University crew in 1905 and 1906. One of them is a perpetual challenge cup to be competed for each year, and the other was won outright by Mount Auburn street. The names of the members of the winning crew are engraved on the cups each year...