Word: westing
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Robert H. Hallowell '96, of West Medford, left tackle, played for the first time last year on the 'varsity. In his freshman year he did not play. As a sophomore he was guard on his class team. He is aggressive and heady, but is not at present in very good condition. Age 21, height 6 ft., weight...
...Yale football coachers are planning some radical changes in the eleven at once. Yale's principal games, the contest next Saturday with West Point, and with Princeton Nov. 23, are close at hand, and the Yale team work is very poor. Hazen will probably supersede Bass permanently at end. Murphy, who has been overworked, will be given a rest, and Brown or Chamberlain will relieve him. Sheldon is liable to succeed Longacre at guard, and Letton and Thorne will probably resume their old places behind the line. J. A. Hartwell has joined the coachers at the field, and will supervise...
...railroad facilities afforded at Princeton, the Pennsylvania railroad started on Monday to build extra sidings, which when finished will, together with the main track and the siding south of the station, make room for about 70 cars and 7 engines. The new sidings are being built at the curve west of the Brokaw Field and are to be three in number, two east and one west of the main track. About 80 laborers are at work, and it is expected that the improvements will be completed by Friday night at the latest...
...separate entrance, halls and stairways. There will be accommodations for forty-four boys in twenty-two suites, each extending the full depth of the building, and comprising a 15x12 foot study and two bedrooms 11x81/2 feet. All studies will be at the front of the building, facing the west and commanding the view across the school grounds. There will be another suite for the resident instructor, and still another which will de used as a social room. The interior finish will be of whitewood...
...that had the most important part in them have almost always had to wait for a later day, if not for a later generation, to give them the recognition which their works deserved. The opening of Japan to the civilizing influences and to the commerce of the West was an event whose importance in the world's history is just beginning to be recognized, now that her achievements in war have indicated the leading position she is to take among the nations of the orient. An interesting addition to the knowledge of the early days of Japan's new life...