Word: supporter
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...movement now on foot for the organization of those interested in the work being done by the Prospect Progressive Union in Cambridgeport deserves to succeed. The history of the Union is interesting. The work was begun in a modest way last February. College men were asked to support it with their time and their money, but the response was not very encouraging. Nothing daunted a few energetic spirits went ahead, established the work, and persevered in it. The Union has grown and prospered, until now a very important work is being done and the field is constantly broadening and opening...
...Surbridge of Harvard followed, speaking on the the tariff. Which shall a man choose - a tariff sufficient to pay our debts and support our government, or one of revenue only and raised without discrimination? We must judge the Democratic party, not by their promises, but by their purposes as defined in the Mills bill and their present attitude in Congress, After their opposition to the McKinley bill and declaring that they would work for tariff reform, they are trying to force a bill worse than their '88 bill, The Democratic party does not carry out the measures which...
...hundred dollars. The call of the treasurer was repeated at the beginning of this year, and still there are clubs which have refused to pay their dues. Such action on the part of these clubs is nothing less than a shameful breach of faith Having given their promise to support the organization, and having ordered their treasurer to make certain expenditures the clubs are bound by all the rules of honor to keep their word, and pay their obligations...
Dear Sir - The leading athletes (in England) are heartily supporting the idea and co-operating with me. The present president of the Oxford University Boat Club is particularly pressing that the Americans shall come in. I notice also that the leading Australian and South African papers heartily support this...
...material is unusually good, and, while this should in no way give the Club too much confidence in itself, still, it ought to be an incentive to steady faithful work. It is in the power of '95 to do something creditable to itself and to see that no such support as that given to the freshman crew of last year can be laid to its charge...