Word: yesterday
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Professor Chaplin has been obliged to give up his work temporarily on account of trouble with his eyes. He sailed yesterday for Europe, where he will spend the rest of the term. His courses will be under the charge of Mr. Wait, of the Scientific School, and Messrs. Swan and Kettell...
...standing room about the tank was crowded with visitors yesterday afternoon...
Nearly twenty-five members of the Harvard Shooting Club were present at the meeting yesterday afternoon, which was by far the most successful shoot of the season. There was a match between a team of graduates and a team of undergraduates which was won by the former. During the first part of the afternoon there was quite a strong breeze which affected the scores considerably. The teams were made up of seven men, each man shooting at 20 birds with the following results: Graduate team-Austin, 14; Allen, 14; Mead, 12; Clyde, 17; Holder, 14; Slocum, 19; Parker, 7. Total...
...McClung, half-back on the Yale eleven, was in town yesterday...
...annual winter meeting of the Roxbury Latin School was held in the M. I. T. gymnasium yesterday afternoon. Several men from the H. A. A. had entered in the open events, and among the spectators there was a large number of Harvard men. Mr. Walter Soren, '83, was the referee of the meeting, and G. S. Mandell, '89, and R. S. Hale, '91, were the judges. Following is a summary of the events and winners: Rope-climbing-Meehan, '90, time 8s.; fence vault-Cummings, '89, 6 ft. 6 in., breaking the school record by one and three-quarters inches; high...