Word: wagons
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Roachford immediately ran out of the Hall, pursued by Jones, a waiter, and Gale, who is employed in the office. Gale and Jones lost track of Roachford on Harvard street, but falling in with Policemen Baggane and Hezlett, of the First Station, they jumped into a passing peddler's wagon and drove rapidly toward the City Hall. At Dana street the wagon overtook Roachford, the police jumping out and making the capture. Roachford was taken to the police station. Hughes is now in the Cambridge Hospital in a very serious condition...
Coolidge went into British East Africa last April. He traveled on the railroad as far as Nairobi, where he arranged for an escort of natives. He then took the railway to Kizabe, where he struck out into the wilderness. After leaving Kizabe he traveled with an ox-wagon across a waterless plain, where it was impossible to go with native bearers, as far as the Wandorobo River. Coolidge spent a month in the forest country in the vicinity of the river, where he found an abundance of game. He then returned to the railway, where he was joined by Colby...
...second spring collection of clothing, magazines and text-books will continue today, and the wagon will call at the dormitories tomorrow morning. The committee in charge of the collection is composed as follows: C. Hann, Jr., '11, chairman, P. G. M. Austin '13, G. F. Cherry '13, W. B. Harris '13, G. E. Morrison '12, J. H. Storer...
...second spring collection of clothing, magazines, and text-books, will be made under the auspices of the Phillips Brooks House today and tomorrow. The collectors appointed will call at the rooms in the buildings assigned to them. On Thursday morning a wagon will call at the buildings to collect everything that has come into the hands of the collectors...
...articles which have been gathered in the annual spring clothing collection under the auspices of the Phillips Brooks House will be collected this morning by a wagon. The collectors in the dormitories are asked either to leave their doors unlocked or to instruct the janitor to allow the men in the wagon to collect the articles. The following men will collect with the wagon: from 8 to 10 o'clock, A. Beane sC., and C. Hann, Jr., '11; from 10 to 12 o'clock, G. F. Cherry '13, and W. B. Harris '13; from 12 to 1 o'clock...