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DAGGETT, V. Chapin:
Pharmacist: b. S. Weymouth, Mass., May 8. 1-50; ed. common schools: served appren- treeship in drug business in Rockland, Mass .; grad. Mass. Coll. Pharmacy ( valedictorian ), 1 == 3. Removed to N. Y. City, Ist5: subse. quently mg'r pharmacy at 31th St and Broadway, founded firm of Parsett & Rims- dell, 1500; incorporated, 1:0s Director Phar-
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macists' Mff'g Co .; mem. Am. Pharmaceuti- cal Ass'n, Manhattan Pharmaceutical Ass'n, and N. Y. Coll. Pharmacy. Residence : Richmond Hill, N. Y. Address: 17 W. 34th St., N. Y. City.
DAILEY, John F .:
Grain and wool dealer; b. Brockport, N. Y., Jan. 2, 1576; s. William and Jessee (Me- Garry) Dailey; ed. Brockport Normal Sch., Rochester Business Inst. ; m. Rochester, Aug. 30, 140%, Frances I. Murray; children : William Murray, b. 1902, John P., Jr., b. 1904, Allan Augustine, h. 193%. In eommer- cial business, 1:02, with William Dailey as manager; partner in 197; purchased whole business, 1965; moved it to Rochester and running it as sole owner; most extensive dealer in State, in N. Y. State wheat and barley. Trustee Village of Brockport. 1000-01. Delegate to Dem. State Conv., 1902, alternate delegate from Monroe Co. to Dem. Nat. Conv., St. Louis, 1904. Democrat; Roman Catholic. Residence: 12 Amherst St. Address: Ell- wanger & Barry Bid'g, Rochester, N. Y.
DAISH, John B .:
Lawyer; b. Quincy, Mich., Jan. 26, 1867: s. G. G. and Mattie A. (Broughion) Daish ; ed. public schools, Washington, D. C., Jahns Hopkins Univ., A.B., thonurs), less; George- town Univ., LL.M. (prize), 1900; m. Quincy, Mich., Sept. 26, 1890, Grace Markel. Mercan- tile pursuits, 18-9-1900; practising transporta- tion law since 1900. Pres. freight, the Ship- pers' Forum. Independent in polities. Mem. Am. Ilist. Ass'n, Am. Acad, Political and Social Science, Am. Ecou. AAss'n, and several business and commercial organizations. Ma. son. Recreations: Boating atal travel; mem. Analostan Boat Club, Washington, D. C. Jeint author: Cases of Cutomon Law Plead- ing; Cases on Equity Pivading. Author : State Demurrage Rules. Conto'r to maga- zines ou transportation subjects; gen. coun- sel Nat. Ilay Ass'n and Grain Dealers' Iss'n. Address: 116 Nassau St., N. Y. City, aud 1416 F St., N. W., Washington, D. C.
DALBERG, Melvin Henry:
Lawyer; b. St. Louis, Mo., July 27, 1875; s. Albert M. nud Hanna (Stern) Dalberg: ed. Columbia Univ. and N. Y. Law School, A.B., LL.B .: married; children : Helen Lynn. b. 1901, Marian Hallowell, h. 19 5. Admitted to N. Y. bar, 1995, and since then engaged in practice; counsel in many important cases; one of atty's for Albert T. Patrick in famous murder case, Van Denburgh extradi- tion proceedings; negotiated sale of $6.000,000 of Brooklyn water front tu City of N. Y. Director Seminole Mining Co., Physical and Surgical Hospital. Democrat: pres. Young Men's Dem. Club of 20th Assembly Dist., 1:97.58; candidate on Dem. ticket for alder. man from 2Ist Dist .. 1901; ass't fax comm'r, City of N. Y., 10 5-07; mem. D'd of Inspee- tors of Mutual Life Ins. Co., 1 .. 6.07; in charge of Bureau of Clob Opennientions wi Democratie Nat. Committee, I'm. Mem. Co- Inmbia Coll. Alumni: Ass'n. Dwight Alumni Ass'n, N. Y. County Lawyers' Ass'n, Mis- souri Soe., Zeta Psi fraternity, Empire City Lodge, F. and A M. Recreations: Motoring, golf, tennis Clubs: Nananal Detnoeratic, Pleiades. Address: 25 Broad St., N. V. City.
DALE, Alan (Alfred J. Coben) :
Dramatic critic; b. Birmingham, England, May 14, 1561; ed. King Edward's Scu., Bir- mingham; m. Isso, Carrie Liviugstou Frost. Came to U. S. 1896, and has ever since beeu engaged in journalism in N. Y. City; dramat- ie critie for N. Y. Evening World, 1ss7-95; since then dramatic critic N. Y. Journal. Author: Jonathan's Home: A Marriage Below Zero; My Footlight Ilusband; An Eerie IIe and She: Familiar Chats with Queens of the Stage: A Moral Busybody; Miss Inno- ernee: Conscience on Ice: \ Girl Who Wrote: His Own Image; Wanted, A Cook. Residence: 110 St. Nicholas Av. Address: New York Journal, N. Y. City.
DALE, Theodore Dana:
Manufacturer, railoading: b. Newport, Ohio, Isi6; s. Hervey Smith and Amanda Frances (Dana) Dale; grad. Marietta, (O.) Coll., J&t ; m. Belpere, 0., 1-73, Sophia By- ington Dana; one daughter, Florene Dwight. Was engaged with the Marietta Iron Works, 1570-75; Marietta Coal & Iron Co., 1875-76; pres. Argand Refining Co., 1 5G-95; treas, and mg'r Marietta Mineral, Marietta, Columbus & Northern, and Toledo & Ohio Central Exien- siun Railroads, 1581-92; receiver same ronds, 1:08-1902; pres. United Terminal K. R., 1590. Enlisted in 144th Reg't Ohio Nat. Guard in 1844, and served actively in the field in Va., until the close of the war. Pres. and director Midland Co., Glendale Miring Co., West Ca- ble Mining and Milling Co .: treas, and di- rector Montezuma Mining and Smelting Co. Republican. Mem. Met. Museum of Arts, Ohio Sue. Club: Montelair (N.J.). Iosi- deuce : 115 Park St., Montelair, N. J. Address : 716 Broad Exchange Bld'g., 26 Broad St., N. Y. City.
DALPHIN, Percival Freeman:
Physician surgeon ; Richfield Springs, N. Y .. Dec. 12, 1:6 ;: s. Robert G. and Frances N. (Ingalls) Dalphin; grad. Bellevue Hospital, Med. Coll., N. Y. City. M. D., 1901; 10. Trout River, N. Y., July 11, 1-99, Clara J. Brady; children: Robert, h. . March 30, 1901, Charles, b. May 3. 100%. Practised medicine at Trout River, N. Y .. Nov. 2, 1891 to Jan 1, 1594; since then at Malone, N. Y. Commissioned Ist lieut. 203d N. Y. Volunteer Inf., July 6, Ists, and Ist lieut. and ass't surgeon same reg't Jan. 12, 1-99; mustered out with regiment Mar. 25. 1.40. Presbyterian. Mem. Franklin Co. Med. Soc., N. Y. State Med. Soc., Am. Med. Iss'n. Director Malone Ilospital Ass'n. U. S. Pension Examining surgeon at Malone, N. Y. .Address: 232 East Maiu St., Malone, N. Y.
DALTON, William:
Mrch. engr: h. Albany, N. Y., 1860; s. Philip W. and Harriet Ann ( Ertzherger) Dalton; ed. Albany public schools, Corneil Univ., M.E., 1800: m. Albany, 1-95, Idla M. Hi'l; children: Wiltred. b. 1som, Jolit!, 5. 1:08, Elbert. b. 1500, Philip, b. 19 3, Richard. b. 1905. Chief enz'r Am. Locomotive ('o.
Mem. Am. Soc. Republican. Mohudist. Mech. Eng'rs. Trustco Schenectady Sav.ngs Bank. Schenectady Public Library, Hist. Soc. of Schenectady: director Y. M. C. A., Ellis Hosp. Rocreation: Tarming. Clubs: Uni.
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DALTON, William Adolphus:
Clergyman; b. Albans, N. Y., 1-2: S. William Dalton and Lucy Delphene Dalton; grad. Union I'niv,, Albany, N. Y., LI. B., 1869; mo. South Norwalk, Conn., 1-2, Fiica- beth M. Hopkins, two daughters and ano son. Engaged in law practice until Ist, when became missionary at Greenwood Lake, N. Y .; ordered dearon, 1s90, ordained priest, 1892, by Bishop Potter, in ministry of Epis- copal Church. Continued as missionary at Greenwood Lake until 1592: minister charge, St. Luke's Ch., Haverstraw. N. Y., and missionary in charge Ch. of Our Saviour, N. Y. City, 1-93-56; Dinerant missionary, Arch-deaconry of Orange, 1-96-97. immigrant port chaplain, N. Y. City, 1-97-1907. Address : Oceanside, L. I., N. Y.
DALY, Arnold:
Actor; b. Brooklyn, Oct. 4, 1:55: s. Joseph J. and Mary Daly, who were born in Ifr- land and were intimate friends of the parents of George Bernard Shaw in whose plays their son has made his most notable successry: m. July 1, 1900. Mary Blythe, mirce of Gen. laGrange of Los Angeles, Calif .: one son, Blythe, b. 1902. Made >first appearance on stage in company heided hy Fanny Rice: mado first marked success In character of "Chambers" in Frank Mayo's production of Pudd'n Ilead Wilson (dramatized from Mark Twain's hook of that title), and later appeared successfully in various parts: pro. duced. Dee 9, 19003, Shaw's Candida, which ran for over 150 nights, and afterward ap- peared in various other plays by Shaw. in all successfully. Clubs: The Lambs. The Players. Address. 200 W. 1 5th St., N. Y. City.
DALY, Joseph Francis:
Lawyer: b. Plymouth. N. C. Dec. 3, Ism; 8. Denis and Elizabeth T. Daly ; came when 9 years old to N. Y. City, where was edu- cated; LL.D., St. John's Coll .. 1 -- 3, Villa- nova, 1002, m. 1st. 1-3. Emma Robinson Barker (died. lasb) : children: Edward H., Wilfred A., Elizabeth T : m. 20. 1-90, Mary Louise Smith. Admitted to bar. 1-02: judge. 1-70-00, and chief justice, 1999, Court of C'minmon Pleas, N. Y. justice Supreme Court, 1596-98; since 1-95, in private prac- tice. Comm'r from U. S. to revise laws of Porto Rico, 1900; mem. B'd ME'rs. R .min Catholic Orphan Asylum. Advisory Dd St. Vincent's Hosp. : pres. United Carhohe Char- ities Ass'n, 1596 95; mem. B'd Trinity Coll .. Washington. Mem. Am. Geog. Soc., Southern Soc., N. C. Se., Asy'a Bar. City of N. Y; N. Y. Law Inst., Nat. Conv. Charities, Dun- lap Soc .. Clubs: Catholic ipres., 1-93 99), Players, Lawyers. Residence: Ruamake, Yan- kers, N. Y. Address: 54 Wall St. N. Y. City. DALY, William John Barry:
Clergyman: b. N. Y. City, Starch Is. 1:00; s. Daniel and Margaret ( Barry ) Daly; grad. St. Francis Xavier's Coll., N. Y. City, A B., 1551; also in St. Joseph's Sem .. Troy. N Y., where was ordained priest. Dec. 19. 1se5; appt'd to St Patrick's Cathedral. N Y. I
City. Jan. 8, 1556, remaining that. until Je. 6, 1909; private see, to Archbishop Corrijam,
pastor of new parish of St. Malachy's, 239 W 19th St., N. Y. City, Jan. 3, 1903; ennim'd chaplain-capt., Goth Regt (N. Y. City N. G. N. Y. Jan. 29, 198: mustered with reg't into U. S. Vols., May 19, 1.04, for Spanish.Am. War; served until rest Was mustered out, Jan. 21, 1-99; was with reg't in Camp Black, 1. 1. Chickamauga Park. Tampa, Tla,, Fernandina, Fla., and Hunts- ville, Ala. (9 month's service ) : still chaplain nf reg't Mem. Order Spanish-Am. War Urterans. Address: St. Joseph's Rectory, 13s Waverly Place, N. Y. City.
DALZIEL. Frederick Young:
Pres. The Durafort ('o .; b. London, Eng- land. Dec .. Foto: s. William Alexander and Susan (Trinick ) Dalziel: grad. Brasenose Coll .. Oxford, England, 19: m. London. Sept., 1901, Emily Key Hoffman; children : Diana, b. 1903, Alexandra, b. 1907. For Sume years in business in Paris; represent ing the Consolidated Goldfields of South AAtrica. Limited. in Paris, France: came to America with family to live in 1904. Pres. and director The Durafort Company. Clubs: Oxford University, Boat, New Oxford and Cambridge Club of London, Polo Club of Paris. Address: 103 E. 79th St., N. Y. City. DAME, Nelson Page:
Clergyman; b. Panville, Va,, Oct. 14, 1-52; s. Rev. George W. and Mary 31. (Page) Dame: ed. Danville (Va ) Acad. Univ. of Va., Theol Sem. near Alexandria, Va .; m. at Theol. Sem., near Alexandria, Va., June Isis, Mary Nimmo Walker: children : Mar- garet Page, now Mrs. Wilham C. Worthing- ton, b. 1879. Mary Cushing. b. 11, Lelia Leigh, b. 1->3, J.aura Nelson, b. Iss7. Before entering ministry, taught fligh sch. Dep't of the public schools, Danville, Va., and as justr. in Prep. Dep't of the Theol. Sem. near Alexandria, Va. Hield charges at Blacksburg, Va .. West River, Md .. Winches. ter, Va .; since 1904, rector St. Paul's Church, Ossining, N. Y. Mem. N. Y. Church- man's _1ss n. Pres. Federation of Churches and other religious organizations, Ossining, % Recreations: Golf. fishing, boating. Address: F St. Paul's Place, Ossining, N. Y. DAMERON. Lawrence C .:
lire insurance special agent and adjuster: b. Newport, Ky, July 2, 1:77; s. Edward P. and Ida M. (Carter) Dameron; ed. New port public schools, and Woodward High School, Cinci.nati: m. Brooklyn, June 23. 1900, .1da E. Malby. Engaged in engineering practice and - was uss t enty eng'r .of Newport, Ky., 1-95-9s' insurance surveyor for the Sanborn Map. Co., 69. lol: inspector Chicago Under- writer's iss'n, 1901-02; special agent Niagara Fire Ins. Co., 1902-03; special agent and ad- juster Continental Ins. Co., 111507: since 1967 special agent at N. Y. City of National Fire Ins. D'o .. ot Hartford, Conn .. and Mechan- ies and Traders Ins. Co., of New Orleans, Il. Repubhean : mem. Christian ( Disciples') Church. Member of the National Fire Pro tection Association, the New England In. surance Exchange, and the Underwriters' .Association of the State of N. Y Metu. Montauk Lodge F. and 1. M. Residence : 15 Thefirst Brooklyn, N. Y ·+ Willing St., N. Y. ('it).
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DAMRON, William Clarence :
Lawyer, banker; b. in Virginia, Nov. 21, | N. Y. City.
1862; s. William and B. Elizabeth Darron ; ed. public schools of Va. and Criv. of Ohio. L.L.B .; m. l'airfax Co., Va., 1549, Mary .I. Peacock; children: Cecil E, William Karle, John Clarence. Sec. Academy Realty Corp'r. Mason, Elk, Odd Fellow, Knight of Pythius, u em. Royal Arcanum. Recreations; Boat ing, shooting, fishing, golfing, autotacbiting. Clobs: Brooklyn, Crescent, Athletic, L. 1. Automobile. Address: 215 Montague St Brooklyn, N. Y.
DAMROSCH, Frank :
Musician; b. Breslau, Germany, June 22. 1559; s. Dr. Leopold and Helene (vor Heim- burg) Damrosch; ed. Coll. City of \ Y. (honorary Mas. Doc., Yale, 1901) ; w. N City, Jan. 10, IsSs, Hetty Mosenthal; chil- dren : Frank, b. ]>>>, Helen, b. 1893. Direc- tor Inst. of Musical Art, Oratorio Sor. of N. Y., Musical Art Sne., . Mendelssohn Gles Club, People's Choral Union, Symphony Cou- verts for Young People. Lieut. Colo. State Nat. Guard, 1-5. Mem. Armstrong Iss'n, Nat. Geog. Soc., Soc. for Ethical Culture. Recreation: Yacht sailing. Club: Century. Address: 53 Fifth Av., N. Y. City. DAMROSCH, Walter Johannes:
Musician; b. Bresian, Germany, Jan. 30, 1862; s. Leopold and Helene ivon Heim- burg) Damrosch; ed. N. Y. City pubhe schools; studied harmony and composition under father, Dr. Leopold Damrosen, and under Rischbrieter and Drarsebe in Dresden, ia piano under Von Inten, Boeckelman, Pin- ner, and Ilans von Bulow: m. Washington, D. C., May 17, 1-00, Margaret, d. Hon. James G. Blaine; children: Alee. b. 1-92, Margaret, b. 18:46, Leopoldine, b. 1-v, Amita, b. 1904. Succeeded father as rondactor N. Y. Syd- phony Soc., N. Y. Oratorio Sac,, and Geriau Opera at the Metropolitan Opera House, f-, founded a Wagner Opera Co., 1944, which produced the Mibelningen Trilogy in U. S .; elected conductor of N. Y. Symphony Phil- harmonic Soc., 1912, and conductor N. Y. Symphony Orchestra, 103. Repabhean. Com- poser; The Scarlet Letter (opera in 3 arts) ; Manila, Te Deum; Cyrano (opera in 4 aets ) ; Danny Deever, etc. Recreation: Tennis.
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DANA, Arnold Guyot :
Editor; h. New Haven, Conn., Ang. 29, 182; s. late James D (prof. geology and mineralogy, Yale) and Henrietta (siffinan) Dana; grad. Yale, 1-3. m. Brooklyn, N. Y., Oct. 24, 1x'S, Girare Newton; children: Ien- rietta Silliman, Katherine Trumbull, Albro Newton, student, post-grad. dep't Yale Cuv., 1593 56: editor Investor's Supplement, Com. mercial and Financial Chronicle, 1857-93: with Redmoud. Kerr & Co., bankers and brokers, N. Y. City, 393.1; since 1591. an editar on the staff of Commercial and Financial Chronicle, in charge of In- vestment News Dep't and Fivestars' Sup- plement (now Railroad and Industrial Sec- tion ). Also director and treas, William B. Dana Co., publishers Commercial and Fi. nancial Chronicle. Club: Twentieth Con- tory (Brooklyn), Residence: 100 Columbia
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DANA, Charles Loomis:
Physician, lecturer: h. Woodstock, Vt., Mar. 25, 1.52; s. Charles and Charity S. ( Loomis ) Duma ; grad. Dartmouth Coll., A.B., 1-72 (A.M.) ; Columbia Univ., MI.D., 1%; m. Litian Farlee (mw deerased). Prof. diseases of nervous system, Med. Dep't Cornell Univ., and Dartmouth Med. Coll. Physician to Brllevur Hosp. Pres. Am. Neorol. Ass'a, N. Y. Neurol. Soc .; fellow 1. 1. 1. S .; corr. mem. Société de Neurologie, Paris. Author : Text-book of Nervous diseases and Psychiatry ,6; editions) ; also monographs in Hamilton ilegal Medivine on Traumatie Neuroses, and conth'us to journals, and monographs 04 uprvons amt mental dispuses. Founder and pres. Charaka Club. Mem. Dartminoth Ass'n, Sous of Revolution. Clubs: University, Ven- tury, Racquet and Teunis, City, Ardsley, Y. N. AAthletic. Address: 53 W. 534 St., N. Y. City.
DANA, Francis:
Lawyer, author; b. Singapore, Straits Set- tlements, March 4, Istb; s. Colonel George Ii. and I'ranees M. ( Burke ) Dana; ed. St. Paul's School, Coneord, N. Il., and Iloward Law Sch. Engaged in practice of law in N. Y. City: also writer of short stories in maga. zines. Author ( novels) : Leonora of the Yaw. wish : The Doevy. Residence: +4 W. 12th St Address: 00 Wall St., N. Y. City.
DANA, Franeis E .:
Lawyer: h. Brooklyn, N Y., Jan. 21, 1836; s. Alexander Il. and Augusta C. (Radeliff) Dana; ed. Columbia Coll. Grammar Sch .; entered father's law office at 16, was ad- mitted to bar, Feb. 12, 1858; in. Oet. 7, 1969, Julia, youngest d. Rev. William Eves Bud- ington, of Brooklyn; children: three, who died in infancy, and one daughter, Pratices Elsie. b. 1 ~~ 6. Since 1-70, in partnership with Freeman Clarkson, of Flatbush, Brooklyn; firm is now the oldest firm of lawyers io Brooklyn. Admitted to U. S. Supreme Court in 1-73. Mem. Bd. Ed'n, Brooklyn, 7 years (rhum'n Law Com., 6 years) ; has been mem. B'd of Health of Suminit, N. J. Republican. Congregationalist. Mem. L. [. Hist. Soc., Bar Ass'n, and Law Library, Am. Scouie and Ilist. Preservation Soc., Ass'n fur Pro- tretion of the Adirondacks, Geog. Soc. of Watshington. Mem. B'd of Advisers of Orphan Asylom of Brooklyn; counsel for Orphan Asylum Soc. Recreations: Riding, reading. Clubs: Brooklyn ( Brooklyn), Highland (Som. mit, N. J.1; Canoe Brook County, Baltusrol Gulf. Address: 40 Court St., Temple Bar, Brooklyn, N. Y.
DANA, Marvin:
Lditor, author: b. Cornwall, Vt., 1867; s. lato Hon. Edward Summers Dana and Mary lowe (Sgmer) Dann: traces desrent on fath- er's side to Comte de Dunois; ed. Middle- bury Coll, A B., 1-6, M.A., 1>9; Umion Univ., L.L. B., ISS9; and. this was followed in 1-101-93 by post grad. courses at Columbia and I'niv. of N. Y .. 191-933; u1. Gertrude, d. late I. M. Hill, of Pasadena, Calif .. Was for nearly 2 years on staff N. Y. Herald; founded, 1-06, and edited the Hongarian.
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American Magazine, which afterward became | Independent in politics; mem. Dutch Re. a newspaper; engaged in researches in Bos- formed Church. Mem. Soc. of Alumni : f Bellerne Hosp., N. Y. City, Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity, Masonic Order, Norwich Com. mandery, K. T. Trustee Bainbridge High School; trustee Bainbridge Free Library. Address : Bainbridge, N. Y. ton Pubhe Library and delivered lectures, 1897, and same year wrote the last volume of Dr. Ridpath's Universal History, and a chronology of the world, to be used in the new edition of Webster's Dictionary, besides other historical work. Weut to England, and was editor of Judy, 1>>>-1901; returned to DANFORTH, Loomis L: U. S. nud took present connection as editor Smart Set Magazine. Charter mein. Order of Founders and Patriots of America ; mem. S. A. R .; councillur Alo. Inst. Civics; fellow Royal Geog. Soc. of Great Britain, 18 !!; Chevalier de Melusine. Recreations: Feuc- ing, golf, sailing, hunting, shooting, music. Author: The Woman of Orchids; \ Puritan Witch; also short stories, pocius, essays, etc. Residence: The Victoria, Riverside Drive and 97th St. Address: 452 Fifth Av., N. Y. City.
DANA, Myron T .:
Prin. Fredonia State Normal Sch .; b. Lawyersville, N. Y., Mar. 14, 1:50; s. Gilbert W. und Clara H. (Nichols) Dana; grad. Geneseo Normal Sch,, and Ill. Wesleyau Univ., Ph.B., Pd.D .; m. F'redonia, N. Y., Dec., 1552, Annie Mckinstry; one daughter, Clara D., b. 1e91: Began teaching as dist. school teacher; vice.principal lesti-19vi, prin- cipal since 1900, Fredonia State Normal Sch. Independent in politics. doma, N. 1. Address : Fre- DANA, Paul:
Newspapers: h. N. Y. City, Aug. 20, 1852; B. Charles Anderson and Eunice ( Mardaniel) Dana; ed. private schools, N. Y. Caly, and Harvard, A. B., 1874, Columbia Law Sch., LL.B., Isis: m. N. Y. City, Nov. 11, 1>>!, Mary D. Butler Duncan; children: Janet Perry, Anderson, W. B. D. Became emfor of N. Y. Sun on death of father and retired in 1903. Was for several years park comin'r, N. Y. City. Address: Glencove, L. I., N. Y. DANA, Richard T .:
Civil and consulting eng'r; b. Lenox, Mass., June 13, 1570; s. Richard Starr and Florine (Turner) Dana; grad. Yale (Shemeld Scien- tific Sch. ), 1h.B. in Civil Enpring, Isso; m. N. Y. City, April 22, 1902, Mary R. Meredith; oue daughter, Mary F., b. 19 6. Ass't eng'r Erie R. R. Co. until Oct., 1902; sincu then consulting ong'r in general practice; chief engineer Construction Service Co. Served two years in Conn. Naval Militia, one year in 120th Separate Co., Elmira, N. Y. Con- sulting eng'r Dansville and Mt. Morris R. R. Co. Republican ; Protestant. Ant. Suc. Civil Eng'rs; Am. Just. Mining Eng'rs. Clubs: N. Y. Railroad. Engineers, Yate. Address 54 E. SIst St, N. Y. City.
DANFORTH, Edward:
Physician; b. Bainbridge, N. Y., 1978; s. Elliot and Ida (Prinre) Danforth; grad. Columbia Univ., M.D., Fer; mu. Middleburgh, N. Y., 1903, Helen Mattice: children : : 1:1- liot, b. 1906, Edward Prince, b. 1907. Served on home staff Bellevue Hosp., N. Y. City, 1902 43; engaged in European study one year : engaged in general practice of medicine ut Bainbridge, N. Y. President Village of Bainbridge. Pres. Bainbridge Sewer Co. ; director First National Bank of Bainbridgo. $02
Physician, surgeon; b. Monticello, Otsego Co., N. Y .; s. Iliram D. and Mary Jane ( Tan- ner) Danforth; ed. in acad. at Utica, N. Y .; grad. Coll. Phys. and Surg. ( Columbia ) MI.D., 1874; m. Willimantic, Conn., 1874, Emisa Au- gusta Hamlin. Engaged practice homeopathic physician aud surgeon since 1sit. Prof. obstetrics, N. Y. Home. Med. Coll. and Hosp., N. Y. City, since 1 :: 6 (now senior prof. ) ; head of Maternity D .p't, Flower Hosp,, chief Maternity Staff, Hahnemann Hosp., N. Y. City. Mem. Homco. Med. Soc. County of N. Y. (pres. 1902). Republican. Mem. Brick Presbyterian Ch. Club: Union League. Address: 49 W. 52d St., N. Y. City. DANIELS, Frank:
Actor; b. Dayton, O., 1860. Since first ap- pearance, 1 :: 3, has taken leading parts in comedies and operettas; has taken leading role in A Rag Baby ; Little Puck; The Wizard of the Nile; The Idol's Eye; The Ameer; Miss Simplicity; The Office Boy; Sergeant Brue, and other comedies, Address: Rye, N. Y.
DANN, Hollis E .:
Musician, educator: b. Canton, Pa., 1861: m. Ithara, N. Y., 1900, Lois A. Hanford. Director of music, Ithaen Schools, 1-57-1905; conductor Ithaes Choral Club, 1:59-96; direc- tor Cornell University Glee Club since Is); instr. New School of Methods, Boston, Muss., 1-pti-Jsou; instr. summer session Institute of Musical Art, N. Y. City, 1907 os; instr. 19 3 0}, ass't prof., 1005-06; prof. of music and head of Dep't of Music, Cornell University, since 1907. Address: 507 E. Seneca St., Ithaca, N. Y.
DANNEMILLER, Albert J .:
Coffee merchant; b. Canton, Ohio, June 24, 1879: s. Edward und Philomena ( Boesch ) Dan- hemiller; ed. Univ. of Notre Dame (onsiness course). Sec. and treas. Dannemiller Coffee Co. Catholic. Address: 264 74th St., Brook- Isn, N. Y.
DANNEMILLER, Edward:
Merchant; b. C'anton, D., Oct. 17, 1850; s. Benedict and Barbara ( Scheiber) Danne- miller; ed. parochial sch., Canton (O.) High Sch .; grad. Duff's (Pittsburg, Pa.)- Com- mercial Coll .: m. Canton, O., June 10, 1873, Philomena Borsch: children: Albert J., b. 181, Loretta, b. les4, Benedict, b. 1ss, Ed- ward I, b. 1891. General manager Danne- miller wholesale grucery, Canton, 35 years; now pres. Dannemiller Caffee Co., Brooklyn. Has traveled through England, France, Italy, Switzerland, and Germany, Isss. Chm'n L'd Jol'n of Canton and of the waterworks trus- tres; charter mem. and trustee Aultman Charity Hosp Democrat. Catholic. Mem. Knights of Columbus, Order of the Alhambra, Brooklyn Bd. of Trade, Brooklyn Citizens' Ass'n, Canton Snc. of N. Y. City. Address: 313 75th St,, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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DANNER, Henry R .:
Lawyer; b. N. Y. City, Dec. 25, 1570; s. Rev. J. LeMoyne (D.D.) and Miriam M. ( Rose) Danner; grad. Rutgers Coll., A.D., 1:91 (A.M.), post-grad. work, Univ. of Minn., LL.B., LL.M., A.M., and Ph.D. ; m. Indianap- olis, Ind., May 16, 1006, Caroline E. Burford. Admitted to Minnesota Bar, 1:+3, to N. Y. Bar, 1:06. Director N. Y. and St. Louis Mining and Mt'g Co., Hungarian American Bank, International Import and Export Co., Century Tiling Co. Republican; Presbyte- rino. Mem. Delta Kappa Epsilon, Phi Delta Phi. Sumner residence: Seabright, N. J. Address: No. 2 Rector St., N. Y. City.
DANZIGER, Ernst:
Physician; b. Berlin, Germany, April IS. 1º71; s. Julius and Seraphine ( Maisel) Danziger; grad. Komisches Gymnasium Ber- liu ; studied medicine for a year in Royal Univ., Berlin and Univ. of the City of N. Y. (Med. Dep't), M.D., 1:44; m. N. Y. City, June 2, 1903, Martha Bachmann; one daugh- ter, Juliet, b. 140G. Attending eur, nose and throat surgeon in German Dispensary, N. Y. City, adjunet attending laryngologist to Coun- try Sanitarium . of the Montefiore Home; mem. Harlem Med. Ass'n, German Med. Soc., Am. Med. Ass'n, mem of the N. Y. Acad. Medicine. Address: 6 W. 126th St., N. Y. City.
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