Word: went
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...entered as expected. In the two-mile run, W. A. Colwell 1G. ran a very strong race, obtaining first place in 10m. 25 4 5s. J. H. Hall '03 took the lead in the first lap with C. M. Frothingham '03 second. On the second lap Colwell went to the front and kept the lead to the end. Frothingham and Hall struggled for second place up to the last lap, when J. H. Stone '04 passing Frothingham, took third place. The first mile was made in 5m. 12s. Colwell who won first place is however ineligible to compete in outside...
...bill originated in the Senate, where it was passed in its original form. It then went to the House which passed the bill with an amendment attached providing that the bill should not become operative for three years after passage. The Senate then concurred with this amendment...
...Municipal Affairs for last December, Mr. Jerome said: "I am satisfied by careful investigation that the only result of our joint effort was that during Roosevelt's administration the liquor dealers paid for selling on Sunday $10 a month instead of $5. When the reform administration of Mayor Strong went out of office the tariff went back to the old schedule." And Mr. Low in his letter to Dr. Parkhurst says, "the pressure of strict enforcement causes the fires of blackmail to burn as with a forced draught and only doubles the inducements for blackmail." The second moral evil which...
...second and last performance of the Deutscher Verein play, "Der Herr Senator," was given Saturday night in Union Hall, Boston. The play went off much more smoothly than at the performance in Brattle Hall, and there was less prompting and hesitation. Robinson as "Mittlebach" and Chase as "Stephanie" did the best individual acting. The excellent pronunciation, which showed painstaking and careful preparation, was one of the best features of the performance...
...first performance of "Der Herr Senator," this year's German play, was given last night in Brattle Hall. The play went off smoothly and was appreciated by a large audience. The production showed careful preparation, excellent coaching, and was remarkable for the fact that all the cast spoke the lines with a good German accent. The work of Robinson and Brooks as Mittelbach and Gehring was especially good. The female characters were well portrayed, and their elaborate gowns added greatly to their appearance...