Word: successful
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...cross-country run held yesterday afternoon was in every way a success. Shortly after four o'clock, out of the twenty-five men entered the following eleven lined up across the street just in front of the Gymnasium: Carr, D. W. Fenton '95, Blake '93, Endicott '94, J. O. Nichols L. S., Crane '94, Stein '95, Lincoln '95, Townsend '93, Lowell '95 and H. G. Nichols...
Professor John Trowbridge's story for boys entitled the "Electrical Boy" has met with great success...
...closes the hare and bounds, season today with a cross-country run for the championship of the University. The success of the hare and hounds runs this year has certainly been remarkable. It is due partly, no doubt, to the splendid open weather which we have had all fall; but it is due most to the live interest which most of the good distance runners have taken in the runs. The H. A. A. is certainly to be congratulated upon this success, for it promises for the future. The results of this fall's work will certainly be apparent before...
...Spiteful Story" is the longest article of the number and is a well-written piece of fiction. The theme of the story is rather threadbare but the tale itself is certainly a carefully drawn picture of real life and its author has adopted an easy, colloquial style with much success...
...Very largely by his personal efforts letters were sent to al living Harvard graduates asking aid for the enterprise. Mr. Ross went abroad last June, and now, contrary to his previous plans, has decided not to return for another year, so that some other person interested in the success of the scheme should be immediately chosen to fill his place...