Word: toronto
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Harvard University, 185; University of Michigan, 8; University of California, Amherst College, Oberlin college, and foreign universities, 7 each; Leland Stanford University and Tufts College, 6 each; Haverford College, Boston University and Brown University, 5 each; Northwestern University, University of Pennsylvania, Toronto University and Wesleyan University, 5 each; Beloit College, Bowdoin College, Williams College, Technology, Universities of Kansas, Nebraska, Rochester, Dalhousie and Yale, 4 each; Bates, Colby, Dartmouth and Hamilton Colleges, and Columbia, Indiana, Ohio State, Western Reserve and Texas Universities, 3 each...
...work to be engaged in by club members. Provisional arrangement has been made for lectures by the following well-known scholars of the Catholic Church: Rev. James Talbot Smith of New York, November 15; Rev. William T. McGuirl of Brooklyn, N. Y., January 10, 1900; Rev. Francis Ryan of Toronto, Canada, February 21, 1900; Rev. William Henry of St. Charles' Seminary, Overbrook, Pa., April 4, 1900. The governing board is negotiating with other prominent speakers, and hopes to be able to announce other lectures as soon as dates can be definitely arranged...
...leading speakers of the conference this year will be: Bishop Potter, of New York, Rev. R. P. Mackay of Toronto, Professor Bosworth of Oberlin, S. M. Sanford of Boston, Rev. Edward Judson, Rev. H. P. Beach, R. E. Speer, and Mr. Moody...
...begun in the winter term with such enthusiasm that when the out-of-door season opened, about twenty-five men reported-among them being not a few experienced players. The practice thus far has been fast and clever. Captain Powell expects to make a creditable showing against Harvard, Toronto, Lehigh and the other teams which will be met later in the term...
Robert T. French '93, died Saturday morning, Nov. 6, at Toronto, Canada, from an attack of typhoid fever...