Word: tucker
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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NORWEGIAN Snow-shoes or Skis made to order, price, $5 a pair, by Hans Christianssen. Address, care of Tucker Daland, Brookline, Mass., to whom reference is made by permission...
NORWEGIAN Snow-shoes or Skis made to order, price, $5 a pair, by Hans Christianssen. Address, care of Tucker Daland, Brookline, Mass., to whom reference is made by permission...
First tenors: Jones, Cotton, Newgass, Tucker, Bonney. Second tenors: Whitman, Hills, Orton, Davenport, Fenno, Hallowell, Walker, Dewart. First bass: Carpenter, Nichols, Bliss, Noyes, Griffin, Scaife, Calkins, Hobart. Second bass: Howe, Gleason, Scott, Rich, Davis...
...house is controlled by a council of which President William J. Tucker of Dartmouth is the chairman; but the active work is carried on by a number of resident members. The latter are college graduates, who intend to make a special study of the best methods of work among the lower classes. They are four in number this year, two Amherst men and two Harvard men, W. A. Clark ' 93, and H. G. Pearson...
Professor Pease graduated at Harvard in 1875 and at Andover in 1880. For ten years he was pastor of the First Congregational Church at Malden. Last May he was elected Bartlett Professor of Sacred Rhetoric at Andover to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Professor Tucker, now president of Dartmouth. Professor Pease had the reputation of being one of the finest Hebrew scholars in this country...