Word: successful
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...change would be ineffective - (a) Would not secure the best features of parliamentary govt. - (1) No change of administration on a defeat of policy. - (2) Cabinet ministers not responsible to Congress: Nation, April 3, 1873, 233. - (b) Parliamentary govt. no more of a success. - (1) Home Rule Bill in England. - (2) Experience of Italy, France and Germany. - (c) Administrative work no improvement. - (1) Written reports as good as speeches: Morrill, p. 422. - (2) Members of Cabinet can not answer detailed questions offhand. - (3) Business still controlled' by committees: Nation...
...accorded the victorious team of 1890. To Captain Emmons and Dr. Brooks is due the greatest praise, for it was largely through their united efforts that so strong a team was put in the field. Both these men have been untiring in their efforts to bring about success and though the game itself has been lost, they can hardly be said to have been unsuccessful. They have given to Harvard a settled system of coaching and training which it may safely be said will be adhered to in the future...
...engagement at the Hollis will begin on Nov. 26, and will be signalized by the production of a new play entitled "A Way to Win a Woman." It is strong and presents Mr. Sothern in a more serious part than any in which he has hitherto been seen. Its success was instantaneous, and it was given in other cities during the balance of his tour, during his season that has recently closed at the Lyceum Theatre, New York, where the judgment of the critics of this city was endorsed. This play will be given on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday evenings...
...infallible and we firmly believe that one feature of the eleven's work has not been given due consideration. It is the superior team-play which has been developed. In this and in the grit and courage of our men we must find our strongest hopes for success. Every man of us should go to the field this afternoon, saying not "Can we win?" but "We must...
Parker W. Whittemore '95, of Roslindale, fullback, came from the Boston Latin School. He is the captain of the baseball team, and has won a reputation on the nine. Last year he played on his class eleven, and was tried on the 'varsity squad without much success. He has been playing only a month this year. Age 22, height 5 ft. 9 1-2 in., weight...