… o 0 VOL. X. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1899. No. 33. r NOISY NIGHT W I L ~ Hallosceen Night Obserced bq Stu ,T dents-One Injured. Haillowe'en celebration last night was 'H FieFl n itrH isextensive but lance disastrous thsn Fin Fal nd iner orseveralityeasspa0st. Far tewser stss- F Suiting s, Golf Suits, E! tents were ouI and less ot of the Faneg Vestincgs. nay tlings ne ee dage. Falint_ oeing thsaIle sindesn s began"'aths...…
…VOL. IX, No. 32. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1898. Foun PAGES. 'Varsity'sPractice Will Be Secret. An Extra of the Daily. Trophy Room Finished. The coaches spent all their time Ever on the watch to supply the The trophy room in the Gym. has yesterday afternoon in trying to get student body with fresh and accurate been fixed up, pictures have been the men to play fast ball, and to a news, the DAILY has conceived the hung, etc., and ev...…
…Ab. VOL. VIII. No. 28. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1897. FOun PAGES. WILD Has received a fulal line of Novelties for Fall aniWinter in Suits, Trousers, and Overcoatings NO, 108 E WASHINGTON ST. NEAR MAIN Al legretti's Chocolates.... Fresh; every week. Only in ;packaes- 60e a pond. Lowney's if yon prefer. PALMER'S PHARMACY Jst Received a .Large anti Elegant Line of New Pipes I Hot and Cold Leches at sin hors. Agents for Hyler's...…
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…Ije ii. of 1 1. 1ai lt . . ViOL. . No . 2 9. UNIVERSITY OF NIICHIGAN, TFIURSI)AY, NOVEMBER _1, 1894. PRICE-THREE ,CENTS. OFF FOR CORNELL. The Team Leaves Tnight to Bat- tle With the Ithacans.-The Line Up. Thle foolmall thau llvilevt et'rIt tcat ity'tie' Sieliga Ceitral oight it 10:2,).Tliiitollwivigt'enixe:>eits. SLtigee i'aiird. C('ch l(letauley tind tie' Itip: itit. iHititiege. C ar,. Rtytnoldls Vill. Pict.IMad~dnt. ee- ''fi. otam xill...…
…' .off e f N . . VoL. IV.-No. 28. UN THE INLANDER. An Attractive Number for this Month-"How to Study at the U. of M," by Prof. D'Ooge. We have at hand the advance sheets of the November Inlander. This number promises to be one of great interest, and is full of good things which cannot fail to be a source of pleasure and instruction to its readers. The leading contribution of the month is from the well-known pen of Prof. D'Ooge, Dean of the...…
…drw ti 'VO,. III.-No) 26. UNIVERSITY OF MIII 2A, TUESDAY, NOit)VEMBIER 1, 1892. PRICE, TooREE "" (DjjNI) flE T JhE. Robert G. Ingersoll at Uiver- sy Hal on Shakespeare, C r'; teci bye 1 NI tlefiant 1Aed1woc0 Last fNig-h9t, hotwthstandiog -n clement Weather-'A Gireat Ma's Tribofeto th~e Greatest Dramatist -2,800 Students, Protessors, aod Towosj eole Entranced for Two Hoors ---- AuspiciosGOening of the S. L. A. Clourse, '11Shakrspearet 'was...…
…,, -_- - \ r = Y = jl 7....__ 'S _- . .- . - :1. VOL. I. No. 30. JNtIV THE NEW HOSPITAL. The Facts Regarding the Action of the Regents. A few days since a vituperative Detroit organ censured the Re- gents of the University for ex- eeeding their authority in letting the contracts for the new hospital St P at7V8,000. Upon investigation the facts 8iow that the Regents pursued the only available -course. The neW buildings must accommodate both the...…
