Word: payments
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...will be judges. There are about fifteen entries, chiefly members of the club. These fifteen men will be divided into two grades and each man will fence with every other man in his grade. First and second prizes are offered. The entrance fee to non-members is fifty cents, payment of which entitles a man to join the club, if he wishes. Entries should be sent to F. W. Hitchings, 96 Brattle St., before 4 o'clock this afternoon...
...present movement toward the payment to the city of taxes on College property out of the treasury of the state is another step in a controversy which has assumed large proportions and which threatens to be a menace to College income. A summary of the taxation of Harvard property is therefore most opportune at this time...
Morning prayers at this time were held at six o'clock and attendance upon them was enforced by requiring the payment of money for any delinquency. Immediately after prayers the students proceeded to their recitations before breakfast, which was served at half-past seven o'clock. This order of exercises was justified on the ground that it was important that the undergraduates should not only be roused from their beds, but called to some intellectual exertion at an early hour; and that a recitation immediately after rising in the morning was the best security for the proper employment...
...seat of Smith College, prepared the following act with regard to college taxation which will be presented before the State Legislature today: "Be it enacted that the real estate of literary and scientific institutions, which are new exempt from taxation, be assessed at a fair market value, the payment of the tax to be made out of the treasury of the Commonwealth...
...meeting of the Fencers' Club last evening it was decided to hold a handicap meet on February 15, which should be open to all members of the University on payment of an entrance fee of fifty cents. The question of engaging a professional coach to prepare the club team for the championship meets was discussed, and inasmuch as Mr. Rondelle of Boston has developed a winning team for several years, it was decided to re-engage him if the necessary funds could be collected. An appropriation will be requested from the Athletic Committee, but if this is refused the money...