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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Cornell crew which will arrive on Thursday morning, May 25, will stay at the Hotel Victoria and will keep their shell at the Union Boat Club. They have been tendered the use of the launch "Veritas" for coaching purposes while in Boston. On either Thursday or Friday the Cornell crew will visit Cambridge, as the guests of the University. On Friday both the crews will attend the dual concert of the Harvard and Cornell musical clubs in Sanders Theatre...
Grand stands are to be erected at the end of Bay State road, Boston, on the only available land at the finish of the Harvard-Cornell University race on the Charles river, for use on the day of the race, May 27. The race will be rowed up stream from the Union Boat Club to Longwood bridge, and the stands will command a view of the course from Harvard bridge to the finish, occupying a frontage of 160 feet. They may be reached by taking Commonwealth avenue cars to Chilmark street, and walking one block to the river...
Score cards have been placed on the north wall of the CRIMSON office, where the results of the matches must be posted each day before 7 P. M.; otherwise both contestants will be considered out of the tournament. All contestants in the tournament have first right to the use of courts...
...opening games of the Leiter cup series will be played tomorrow afternoon. Two diamonds on Soldiers Field, and a diamond on Norton's Field will be reserved for the exclusive use of the teams. Following are the game scheduled for tomorrow. Pullets vs. Indians; Squabs vs. Victorias; Fleas vs. Butterfingers...
...beginning of the organization of labor coincided with the beginning of the factory age, when the long hours, resulting from the new use of artificial light, the little regard for human life, and the introduction of the labor of women and children called forth protests from all thinking men. The reduction of the working day from fourteen or sixteen hours to twelve was met with the same arguments of the impending ruin of industry and the invasion of the rights of workingmen as are now leveled against the eight-hour day. But it would be difficult...