Word: reared
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...start the first two Newell crews got the jump on the other crews and kept their lead up to the quarter mile. The first two Weld crews, about half a length behind, were absolutely even. In the rear the third Weld led the third Newell by a few feet...
...ahead and, settling to about a 35 to the Newell's 33, gradually increased the lead and won by three and a quarter lengths of open water. At the Harvard bridge, the Newell crew was only a length behind, but was unable to spurt and steadily dropped to the rear. The time was 9 minutes and 50 seconds...
...clock the Prince entered his carriage at the Hotel Somerset, accompanied by Major Henry L. Higginson, the Honorable Francis C. Lowell and Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans, and the procession led by a battalion of state cavalry started for Cambridge. After a short stop at the Cambridge City Hall where Mayor McNamee welcomed the Prince to Cambridge, the party proceeded to Memorial Hall, arriving there at 1.40, only ten minutes behind the scheduled time. At the entrance of the Hall the Prince was met by President Eliot, the Fellows and Overseers...
...President Warren of Boston University; Mrs. Agassiz, president of Radcliffe; President Pritchett of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Miss Irwin, dean of Radcliffe; Mr. W. T. Reinecke, German Consul; Captain G. W. Pigman of the Receiving Ship; Colonel Pope, Commandant of Marines; Dr. Dickinson, medical officer of Chelsea Hospital; Rear Admiral Johnson of the Charlestown Navy Yard; Colonel J. G. Butler, commanding officer of the Watertown Arsenal; Colonel W. S. Stanton, U. S. A.; Hon. T.J. Coolidge; the Justices of the Supreme Court of Massachusetts...
...extension will soon be added to the rear of the Law School, 75 feet long by 75 feet wide, containing five stories and a basement. It will be used essentially as a book stack, and will have accommodation for over 250,000 volumes...