Word: murderers
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...student or other person travelling in the United States or Europe during the summer sees Erich Muenter, recently an assistant instructor in the German Department of Harvard University, who is wanted in Cambridge for the murder of his wife, will in the interests of justice, report the facts to the nearest police authorities, stating that he is wanted here on the above charge, and asking them to hold him and notify me by telegram or cable, I shall consider it a great favor...
...student or other person travelling in the United States or Europe during the summer sees Erich Muenter, recently an assistant instructor in the German Department of Harvard University, who is wanted in Cambridge for the murder of his wife, will in the interests of justice, report the facts to the nearest police authorities, stating that he is wanted here on the above charge, and asking them to hold him and notify me by telegram or cable, I shall consider it a great favor...
...heritage of Iphigenis, daughter of King Agamemnon and Queen Clytaemnestra, was a calamity provoked by successive violations of the law of God. Deceit, treachery, fatal ambition, adultery, the atrocities, of revenge that studied the refinements of retaliation, the murder of a husband, of a daughter, of a father--these form the tale of the house of Agamemnon. Of this line the most tragic figure is Agamemnon, who slew his daughter as a sacrifice, and, upon his triumphal return from the Trojan war, was ignominiously butchered by his faithless queen. Such, in short, is the plot...
...Tyng '05, "America's Mission," Beveridge; L. Carroll '06, "The Vision of War," Ingersoll; J. W. Russell '06, "Claudius and Cynthia," Thompson; H. S. Deming '05, "The Subjugation of the Philippines," Hoar; A. S. Murphy '06, "The Death of Rodrigues," Davis; J. L. Burns '06, "The Secret of Murder," Webster; W. M. Shohl '06, "A Plea for Cuba," Thurston; W. H. Davis '05, "Oration on Garfield," Blaine; P. E. Wye '06, "General Grant from the Confederate Point of View," Turley; W. O. Hubbard '05, "The Death of the Other Wise Man," Van Dyke; P. H. Noyes '06, "Napoleon the Little...
...Motte directed against the queen--turned into hatred the former national popularity of innocent Marie Antoinette. Once the tide had turned, each new mistake of the Court augmented the public exasperation; and, after the fall of the Bastile, the infuriated mob, breaking into the palace of Versailles, attempted the murder of the queen, and drove the royal family to Paris...