Word: totally
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Ingalls, 40; W. M. Wright, 32; G. Forbes, 45; T. L. Marsalis, 42. Total...
...Bell, 37; C. W. Wickersham, 38; E. B. Hayward, 37; J. Hinckley, 39. Total...
...that he controls primaries and conventions, and consequently legislation. The so-called examinations for entrance to the civil service are in the main practical tests of fitness for the various positions to be filled. There are over four hundred distinctly different kinds of examinations in the national service. The total salary of all the positions filled by appointment in the national, state, municipal and county service in the country, not including school teachers, is about three hundred millions of dollars a year. Only the civil service of New York and Massachusetts and about one-half of the national service...
...number, each being a simple gymnastic movement designed to exercise a particular set of muscles. They are the result of several months experiments at the Gymnasium, and will now be offered as an optional substitute for the old test. In official trials each man is required to complete his total test within thirty minutes, a premium thus being put on speed. To make the trial a criterion of general physical efficiency it is provided that no man shall score more than a certain maximum or less than a certain minimum on any one exercise...
...total fall and winter sales of the Co-operative Society up to January 17 amount to $170,331.45, an increase of $20,171.55 over the sales for the same period last year. The sales of the Medical department in Boston have this year amounted to $33,119.76, an increase of $9,510.38 over the sales of the same time in 1901-1902. The business of the coal and wood department up to January 3 decreased to the amount of $1,859.22 from the corresponding sales last year, but during the past three weeks the sales have been so great that...