Who's who in New York City and State, 1914, pt 1, Part 42

Author: Hamersly, Lewis Randolph, 1847-1910; Leonard, John William, 1849-; Mohr, William Frederick, 1870-; Knox, Herman Warren, 1881-; Holmes, Frank R
Publication date: 1914
Publisher: New York : L.R. Hamersly Co.
Number of Pages: 810

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cipally engaged in engraving for magazine Illustra- tion, chiefly for Century Magazine and Delineator; specialist in finishing half-tone plates. Awarded medals Pan-Am. Exp'n, 1901; La. Purchase Exp'n, St. Louis, 1904. Has lectured on wood engraving and modern illustration. Address: 137 E. 150th St., N. Y. City.

CHALMERS, HUGH

Automobile mfr; b. Dayton, O., Oct. 3, 1873; s. Thomas and Jeanette (Bell) Chalmers; ed. Common sch. and business coll .; m. Dayton, O., Aug. 22, 1901, Frances L. Houser; children: Helen, Hugh Jr., Bruce, Margaret Lydia. Entered Dayton salesroom of Nat. Cash Register Co. as office boy at age of 14; later became mem. Dayton sales force, and successively salesman on road, dist. mg'r, sales mg'r, and 1900- 1907 v .- p. and gen. mg'r. Entered automobile indus- try in Detroit, as pres. E. R. Thomas-Detroit Motor Co., 1907, which was later reorganized as Chalmers Motor Co., of which he is still pres. Pres. Mich. Cash Register Co .; dir. Metal Products Co., Fairview Foun- dry Co., Automobile B'd of Trade. Mem. Detroit B'd of Commerce, Soc. of Automobile Eng'rs, Nat. Ass'n of Sales Mg'rs, Nat. Ass'n of Automobile Mf'rs, Ohio Soc. Recreations: Fishing, farming, horse-back rid- Ing, golf. Clubs: Country (Detroit), Automobile (De- trolt), Detroit, Sphinx (Dayton), Motor Boat of Amer- ica, Engineers' (N. Y.), Bloomfield Hills Country. Res- Idence: 275 Iroquois Av. Address: Care Chalmers Motor Co., Detroit, Mich.

CHAMBERLAIN, EUGENE TYLER

U. S. comm'r of navigation; b. Albany, N. Y., Sept. 28, 1856; s. Frank and Celia Deborah (Tyler) Cham- berlain; ed. Albany Boys' Acad. and Harvard Coll., A.B,. 1878 (honors in metaphysics); m. Washington, D. C., April 21, 1990, Mary Lee Barnette, of Baltimore (died Aug. 29, 1904). After leaving college succes- sively teacher Albany Acad., asso. editor Albany Evening Journal. Albany legislative corr. Associated Press, editor Albany Argus until appt'd U. S. comm'r of navigation, Dec., 1893. Catholic. Mem. Phl Beta Kappa (Harvard), Loyal Legion. Contb'r to varlous standard works and magazines (American and for- eign) on laws, etc., concerning shipping. Clubs: Met- ropolitan (Washington, D. C.). Address: Bureau of Navigation, Dep't of Commerce and Labor, Washing- ton, D. C.

CHAMBERLAIN, SAMUEL SELWYN

Editor; b. Walworth, N. Y., Sept. 25, 1851; s. Ivory C. and Mary (Ingalls) Chamberlain; ed. N. Y. Univ., class of 1871; m. Sept. 15, 1873, Mary T. Munson. In editorial work on staff of Newark Advertiser, 1873- 1874; N. Y. Herald, 1875-1879; N. Y. World, 1879-1880; N. Y. Evening Telegram, 1881-1883; founder, 1884, and was two ycars editor of Le Matin, Paris; editor San Francisco Examiner, 1889-1895; editor-in-chief N. Y. American, 1905-1997; editor Cosmopolitan Magazine, 1907-1908; resumed editorship of N. Y. American, May, 1908. Address: 238 Williams St., N. Y. City.

CHAMBERLAIN, WILLIAM ISAAC

Clergyman; b. Madras, India, Oct. 10, 1862; s. Jacob and Charlotte (Birge) Chamberlain. A.B., Rutgers, 1882, A.M., 1886, B.D., 1899, D.D., 1912; New Brunswick Theol. Sem., 1886; Ph.D., Columbia Univ., 1900; m. New Brunswick, N. J., 1891, Mary Elcanor Anable; children: Eleanor, b. Nov. 5, 1894, Alma Birge, b. Apr. 14, 1897. Missionary, India, 1887-1905; pres. Voorhees Coll., India, 1898-1905; prof. of Logic and Mental Phil- osophy, Rutgers, 1906-1909; Corresponding sec. B'd of Foreign Missions, Reformed Ch. in America since May, 1909. Pres. Gen. Synod, Reformed Ch. in Amer- ica, 1908-1909. Author: Education in India (Mac- mlllan), 1900. Chm'n Municipal Council, Vellore, In- dia, 1901-1904; trustee, New Brunswick Public Li- brary, 1907-1912; trustce, Rutgers Coll. since 1909. Mem. Phi Beta Kappa Alumni of N. Y. City. Delta Upsilon fraternity; trustee, Clipton Springs Sanato- rium Co. Club: National Arts (N. Y. Clty). Resl- dence: Summit, N. J. Address: 25 E. 22d St., N. Y City.

CHAMBERLIN, HARRY WATSON

Lawyer; b. Milton, Pa., Aug. 29, 1872; s. Willlam B. and Margaret Sanderson (Lawson) Chamberlin; grad. Lafayette Coll., A.B., A.M., class 1892; m. Lewisburg. Pa., Oct. 29, 1903, Miriam A. Bucher; one d. Mary Walls, b. 1910. Engaged in practice of law, North- umberland County, Pa., since 1895. Traveled through Europe, 1905. Pres. Milton Nat. Bank. Served In Spanish-Anı. War as 1st lieut., Co. C, 12th Reg't, Pa. Vol. Inf. Republican; Presby'n; trustce 1st Presby'n Ch., Milton, Pa. Residence: 21 N. Front St. Address: 15 N. Front St., Milton, Pa.

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CHAMBERLIN, JOSEPH EDGAR

Editor, author; b. Newbury, Vt., Aug. 6, 1851; s. Abner and Mary (Haseltine) Chamberlin; ed, in Wis. Until 1890 on editorial staff of Chicago Times. New- port (R. I.) Daily News, Fall River (Mass.) Daily Herald, Boston Record, Advertiser and Transcript; ass't editor Youth's Companion, 1890-1901; since then on editorial staff N. Y. Mail and Express; Cuban War corr. N. Y. Evening Post, 1898. Author: The Listener in the Town; The Listener in the Country; Life of John Brown (Beacon Biographies). Address: 203 Broadway, N. Y. City.

7 CHAMBERS, CHARLES EDWARD W.

Sec. and treas. Lloyds Plate Glass Ins. Co .; b. Yonkers, N. Y., Dec. 8, 1852. Began insurance career in a broker's office in N. Y. City, 1865; junior clerk Clinton Fire Ins. Co., 1868, sec. same company, 1881, and receiver of company when it reinsured its Ibusi- ness, 1887; mg'r Eastern Dep't Concordia Fire Ins. Co. of Milwaukee, 1888-1889; resigning 1889, and becom- ing sec. Globe Fire Ins. Co., 1889-1891; gen. agent Am. Indemnity Co. of St. Paul, Minn., 1891-1893; since 1893 sec. and treas. Lloyds Plate Glass Ins. Co. Dir. Globe and Rutgers Ins. Co. Dir. Ins. Clerks' Mutual Bene- fit Assn. Club: The Underwriters (pres.). Address: 63 William St., N. Y. City.

CHAMBERS, H. KELLETT

Dramatic author; b. Sydney, Australia, Nov. 28, 1867; s. John Ritchie and Frances (Kellett) Chambers; ed. Newington Coll., Stanmore, Australia; m. N. Y. City, 1901, Mrs. Mary Davison. Left Australia in 1888, and went to London. In 1890 came to U. S., and for ten years engaged in newspaper work in N. Y. City and San Francisco, varied by writing of short fiction. First play, Abigail, produced at Savoy Theatre, N. Y., 1905 (Grace George playing the "star" rôle), followed in same year, at same theatre, by A Case of Frenzied Finance. In 1906, made a dramatic version of David Copperfield, produced in England by Charles Cart- wright; and in the same year wrote comedy, The Butterfly, in which Lillian Russell toured until the summer of 1907. In 1908 collaborated with Mme. Fred de Gresac on Cora, a drama produced by Har- rison Grey Fiske, with Bertha Kallsh in the title rôle. In 1909 wrote comedy, An American Widow, by Henry B. Harris, at the Hudson Theatre. During season of 1911-1912, was represented by musical comedy, Betsy, at Herald Sq. Theatre (Grace La Rue In title rôle), and the drama, The Right to be Happy, at Hudson Theatre. Address: 142 E. 18th St., N. Y. City.

CHAMBERS, HILARY RANALD

Fire ins .; b. N. Y. City, 1863; s. Talbot W. and Louise (Frelinghuysen) Chambers; ed. Columbia Sch. of Arts; left in junior year; m. Somerville, N. J., 1894, Maria Jameson; two sons: Hilary Ranald, Jr., and Edwin Jameson. Pres. Nat. Fire and Marine Ins. Co .; sec. and dir. Ins. Co. State of N. Y .; dir. Globe and Rutgers Fire Ins. Co. Statistician N. Y. Mercantile Exchange Handbook and Directory, 1892, and of Tele- graphic Cypher Code. Republican. Mem. Reformed Ch. of America. Mem. Sons of Revolution. Clubs: Phi Delta Phi, Republican, Drug and Chemical. Resi - dence: 35 W. 71ist St. Address: 111 William St., N. Y. City.

CHAMBERS, JULIUS

Author, newspaper writer; b. Bellefontaine, Ohio; prepared for coll. at Ohio Wesleyan Univ., grad. Cor- nell Univ. (Phi Beta Kappa and Delta Kappa Epsilon), 1870. Entered service of N. Y. Tribune day after leav- ing univ .; joined staff N. Y. Herald, Feb., 1873; city editor, 1876-1877; took course at Columbia Law Sch .; was sent to Philadelphia as Herald correspondent, where read law under U. S. Att'y-Gen. Brewster; fit- ted out expd'n to headwaters of Mississippi in 1872, discovered Elk Lake, Minn., June 9, now recognized as source of great river; served N. Y. Herald over fifteen years in London, Paris, Havana, Madrid and Washington offices; called to N. Y. City to become mn'g editor, Oct., 1886; during this period (1887), started Paris edition of Herald; mn'g editor N. Y. World, 1889-1891; since then engaged in literature and travel. Author: A Mad World; On a Margin, a Wall Street Story; Lovers Four and Maidens Five; Missing, a Romance of the Sargasso Sea; The Rascal Club; The Destiny of Doris; The Mississippi River and its Won- derful Valiey; Forty Years' Recollections of New York Journalism; edited an edition of Balzac; author of a farce produced in N. Y., 1903, and of a comedy pro- duced in N. Y., 1904; published 200 short stories and numerous travel books. Fellow Royal Geog. Soc. of London. Member Nat. Geog. Society, 32° Mason, Shriner. Clubs: Authors, Lotos, Am. Dramatists, Ad- dress: Lotos Club, N. Y. City.

CHAMBERS, PORTER F.

Physician; b. in Russell Co., Ala .; s. William H. and Annie L. ( Fluwellen) Chambers; grad. Emory Coil., Oxford, Ga., A.B., 1873, Bellevue Hosp. Med. Coll., .N. Y. City, M.D., 1876; m. N. Y City, 1893, Alice, d. Will- iam H. Ely, and niece of Ex-Mayor Smith Ely; chil- dren: . William Ely, b. 1895; Ambrose Ely, b. 1899; Alice Ely, b. 1900. In practise of medicine in N. Y. City since 1876. Presby'n. Mem. Acad. of Medicine, County Pathol. Obstet. and British Gynecol. Socs., Alumni Presby'n and Women's Hosps .; consulting surgeon to French Hosp .; surgeon to Woman's Hosp. Mem. Southern Soc. in N. Y. City. Clubs: Century Ass'n, Riding, Metropolitan (N. Y. City), Meadow Golf, Southampton (Southampton, L. I.), Sleepy Hollow, Ardsley Country. Address: 49 W. 57th St., N. Y. City. CHAMBERS, ROBERT WILLIAM

Writer; b. Brooklyn, N. Y., May 26, 1865; ed. Brook- lyn Polytechnic Sch., and at art schs. of Paris; m. 1898, Elsie Moler. Author: Japonette, The Adventures of a Modest Man, The Danger Mark, Special Messen- ger, The Firing Line, The Younger Set, The Fighting Chance, Some Ladies in Haste, The Tree of Heaven, The Tracer of Lost Persons, A Young Man in a Hurry, Lorraine, Maids of Paradise, Ashes of Empire, The Red Republic, Outsiders, The Common Law, Ailsa Paige, The Green Mouse, Iole, The Reckoning, The Maid-at-Arms, Cardigan, The Haunts of Men, The Mystery of Choice, The Cambric Mask, The Maker of Moons, The King in Yellow. In Search of the Un- known, The Conspirators, A King and a Few Dukes, In the Quarter, The Streets of Ascalon, Blue Bird Weather, The Business of Life, The Hidden Children, Quick Action, and (books for children), Garden Land, Forest Lard, River Land, Mountain Land, Orchard Land, Outdoor Land, Hide and Seek in Forest Land. . Mem. Am. Inst. Arts and Letters. Clubs: Century. Metropolitan, Authors, Triple Island, Automobile of America. Address: Broadalbin, N. Y.

CHAMBERS, WALTER BOUGHTON

Architect; b. Brooklyn, N. Y., Sept. 15, 1866; s. Will- iam P. and Caroline (Boughton) Chambers; cd. Brook- lyn Polytechnic Sch., Yale Univ., A.B., 1887; Univ. of Munich, 1887-1888; Ecole des Beaux Arts, Paris, 1889- 1891; m. 1st, June 9, 1897, Ethel Notman (died July 19, 1898); 2d, Dresden, Germany, April 23, 1901. Ellza- beth Margery Ferguson; children: Robert Notman, Walter Ferguson, William Hall. Engaged in practise of architecture in N. Y. City from 1891. Enlisted, 189S, in Squadron A, N. Y. Cav., served six years; honorably discharged, 1904. Republican; Episcopalian. Mem. N. Y. Chapter, Am. Inst. Architects, Soc. Beaux Arts Architects, fellow Am. Inst. Architects (Washington). At Yale, mem. He Boule, Psi Epsilon, Scroll and Key. Clubs: Century, University, Yale. Residence: 161 E. 64th St. AAddress: 109 Broad St., N. Y. City.

CHAMOT, EMILE MONNIN

Chemist, educator, author; b. Buffalo, N. Y., Mar. 4, 1868; s. Christopher P. and Eugenie (Monnin) Chamot; grad. Cornell Univ., B.S., Ph.D. (Sigma Xi), Univ. of Nancy, France; Tech. Hochschule, Braunschweig, Ger- many; Polytechnisum, Delft, Holland; m. Ithaca. N. Y., 1897, Cora E. Genung. Prof. sanitary chemistry and toxicology, Cornell Univ. Sanitary expert with specialty In questlons relative to the purity and purifi- cation of water. Mem. Am. Chem. Soc., Am. Public Health Ass'n, Omega Upsilon Phi, Alpha Chi Sigma fraternities. Club: Town and Gown. Address: Cor- nell Univ., Ithaca, N. Y.

CHAMPION, CHARLES SUMNER

Patent lawyer; b. Washington, D. C., Jan. 22, 1871; s. Charles and Catherine Elizabeth (Ilyde Champion (father, Pa. Quaker; mother, Marylander of English Hyde family; descendant in 7th generation from John Champion, who migrated from Plymouth in latter part of 17th century; father and grandfather both inven- tors); ed. public schs. and high sch., Washington, D. C., 1877-1888. Studied law N. Y. Univ. Law Sch .; m. Hartford, Conn., June 26, 1895, Charlotte Amelia Flentje; children: Ruth, b. 1900; Marjorie, b. 1905; Charles Hughes, b. 1908. Mem. Bar State of N. Y. and U. S. Courts; engaged in study and practise of pro- fession since 1888 in Washington, Philadelphia, Hart- ford and N. Y. City, principally for of against seven of the ten most prolific inventors of America, and many of the greatest inventors of Europe, including (1890), Thomas A. Edison, first on the list with 750 patents; slx years (1894-1900), with Francls H. Richards, second on the list with over 600 patents. and first ass't in charge (1893-1894), of ail the Am. patent interests of Dr. Werner von Siemens and the varlous Siemens companies of Europe and America. Patent counsel at different times for mems. of the late firm of kvarts. Choate & Beaman. Independent in

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politics. Started and conducted, 1905, in the 7th Assembly Dist. of Brooklyn what is believed to have been first campaign in N. Y. State for selection of party leaders and com's. by direct primary nomi- nations. Mem. Hartford Scientific Soc., 1895-1898. Mem. Phi Delta Phi Club, N. Y. State Hist. Assn. Mem. Brooklyn. Young Republican Club (mem. Exee. Com., 1908-1909), etc. Recreation: Walking. Residenee: East Orange, N. J. Address: 2 Reetor St., N. Y. City.

CHAMPLIN, JOHN DENISON

Author, editor; b. Stonington, Conn., Jan. 29, 1834; s. John Denison and Sylvia (Bostwick) Champlin; grad. Yale Univ., A.B., 1856, A.M., 1866; m. Litchfield, Conn., Oct. 8, 1873, Franka E., d. Capt. George M. Colvocoresses; one son: John Denison, Jr., b. July 23, 1875. Admitted to bar, Litchfield, Conn., 1859. After 1862 engaged in literary work; asso. editor Bridge- port Evening Standard, 1864; in 1865 established in Litchfield the Litchfield Sentinel, a weekly, in the Interest of Democratic party; for 4 years chm'n Cong. Com. 4th Conn. Dist., and was instrumental in bringing about the nomination to Congress of Hon. William H. Barnum, later U. S. Senator. Democratie candidate for State Senator, 1866; sold Sentinel, 1869, and removed to N. Y. City, where since engaged in literary work. Author: Fox's Mission to Russia, 1873; History of the War for the Union, 1881. Asso. editor Appleton's Am. Cyciopædia, 1873-1878; editor Young Foiks Cyelopædias, 1878-1908; editor Cycio- pædia of Painters and Paintings, 1881-1887; Cyclo- pædia of Music and Musicians, 1888-1891; asso. editor Standard Dictionary, 1892-1894; editor, 1893 (with Rossiter Johnson and George Cary Eggleston), ot Liber Scriptorum, the book of the Authors' Club; editor, 1910, of Orations, Addresses and Speeches of Chauncey M. Depew (S vols). Leeturcs: The Tragedy of Anne Hutchinson, 1911; The Tragedy of Canonchet, an Episode of King Philip's War, 1912. Contb'r En- cyclopædia Britannica, Memorial History of New York, The Yale Book, Forum, Popular Science Monthly, Harper's Magazine and others. Has trav- elied in Europe; in 1886 published Chronicle of the Coach, an account of a four-in-hand trip through Southern England with Andrew Carnegie, who had Matthew Arnold, William Biack, Edwin Abbey and other noted guests. In 1891 made similar trip with Mr. Carnegie through Highlands of Scotland. Demo- crat. Episopalian. Corr. mem. N. E. Historic-Geneal. Soc., Virginia, Wisconsin, and mem. New York His- toric-Geneal. Soc. and other hist. socs .; eligible to aimost ail patriotic socs., from the Mayflower down- ward, but has never joined any. Recreation: Genc- alogy. Clubs: Authors, Barnard, ete. W. 78th St., N. Y. City.

CHANDLER, ALBERT BROWN

Former pres. Postai Telegraph-Cabie Co .; b. W. Randolph, Vt., Aug. 29, 1840; is of the American family of Chandlers, which had its origin in three brothers who settled at Roxbury, Mass., in 1637; is also a deseendant of John Winthrop, first Gov. of schools of W. Randolph, Vt., spending vacations learn- ing printing art and working as compositor; also learning telegraphy and working as messenger in local telegraph office; m. W. Randolph, Vt., Oct. 11, 1864, Mariila Eunice Stedman. Mg'r Western Union . Telegraph & Cable Co .; appt'd receiver same. co., office of sup't Cleveland & Pittsburgh R.R., 1859, for three months; ag't same road, at Manchester; Pa., until 1863; cipher operator in War Dep't, 1863, and Oct., 1863, distributing clerk for Gen. Eekert, sup't Dep't of the Potomac, until 1866; chief clerk in office of sup't Eastern Division, 1886, and was also placed in charge of transatlantie cabic traffic, and later, in addition, was made sup't 6th Dist., Eastern Div., until Jan., 1875, when became ass't gen. mg'r Atiantic & Pacific Telegraph Co., in which became succes- sively scc., trustee, treas. and v .- p., and in 1879 pres., until absorption of that company by the Western Union Telegraph Co., in 1882; pres. Fuller Elec. Co., one of the first companies engaged in arc system of electric lighting, Oct., 1881; engaged, Dec., 1884, at Instance of John W. Mackay, as counsel by Postal Telegraph & Cable Co .; appt'd receiver same co., 1885, by Supreme Court of N. Y. Through his efforts company was reorganized; beeame its pres, and mg'r; also gen. mg'r United Lines Telegraph Co., and dir., v .- p. and member excc. com. Commercial Cable Co. and of Pacific Postal Telegraph Co .; director and later pres. Commercial Telegraph Co. With several chief officials of Western Union Telegraph Co. effected in 1887 arrangement for discontinuance of the previously existing destructive competition; for- mer pres. New England Telegraph Co., v .- p. Com- mercial Cable Co., Postai Telegraph & Cable Co.,

Commercial Pacific Cable Co., Otis Elevator Co. and Nat. Suret :. Co. Address: 389 Ciinton Av., Brook- lyn, N. Y.

CHANDLER, ARTHUR D.

Publisher; sec. and dir. N. American Review Pub- lishing Co. and dir. Harper Bros. Residence: Orange. N. J. Address: 335 Pearl St., N. Y. City.

CHANDLER, CHARLES FREDERICK

Chemist, educator; b. Lancaster, Mass., Dec. 6, 1836; studied at Lawrence Scientific School, Harvard; Univ. of Beriin; Univ. of Göttingen, Ph.D., 1856; hon. M.D., N. Y. Univ., 1873; LL.D., Union Coll., 1873; Se.D., Univ. of Oxford, 1900; m. Augusta P. Berard. Ass't in chem- istry, 1857, prof. chemistry, 1857-1864, Union Coll .; prof. analytical and applied chemistry, Columbia Sch. of Mines, 1864-1877; adjunct prof. chemistry and med. jurisprudence Coli. Phys. and Surg., Coiunibia, 1872- 1876; sinee 1877 prof. chemistry Columbia Univ. Pres. and prof. organie chemistry, N. Y. Coll, Pharmacy. Was chemist and pres. Health Dep't, N. Y. City, 1867-1884; joint editor American Chemist, 1870-1877; editor for chemistry, Johnson's Encyclopædia; author of many technical papers, especially on industrial chemistry. Mem. Nat. Acad. Sciences, A.A.A.S., Am. Chem. Soc. (pres. 1881-1889), Soc. Chem. Industry, Amn. Inst. Mining Eng'ns, Am. Philos. Soc., N. Y. Chemists' Club (pres., 1899-1900), N. Y. Acad. Scie- ences, London Chem. Soc., Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft, Société Chimique de Paris. Address: 51 E. 54th St., N. Y. City.

CHANDLER, GEORGE

Thysieian, surgeon; b. Clyde, N. Y., Dec. 13, 1872; s. George W. and Izora (Schwartz) Chandler (artist); ed. Syracuse Univ .; Coli. Phys. and Surg. (Columbia), M.D., 1895; in. Jan. 1, 1900, Martha M1., d. late Dr. W. II. Sehulte, of Syracuse Univ .; two sons: Daniel Vincent, b. 1901; Felimer, b. 1905. Engaged in practice since 1895; specialty, abdominal surgery. Formerly chief Gynecological Dep't, Out-patient Dep't, St. Vincent Hosp., N. Y. City; also visiting surgeon same; major 3d Battalion 10th Reg't, N.G. N.Y. Visiting surgeon Kingston City Hosp. Mem. Ass'n Columbia Alumni of Northern New York, Am. Med. Ass'n, N. Y. State Med. Soc., Ulster Co. Med. Soc., N. Y. Co. Med. Soc., Quiz Med. Soc., of N. Y., St. Vincent's Alumni Ass'n of N. Y., Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity, Alpha Mu Pi Omega (med. Fraternity). Clubs: Kingston, Army and Navy of N. Y.,' Rondout of Kingston, Twaalfskill Country. Address: 11 E. Chestnut St., Kingston, N. Y.

Address: 201 CHANDLER, WALTER M.

Lawyer, author, niem. Congress; b. Miss., Dec. 8, 1867; s. K. D. and Mary (Harrison) Chandler; ed. Univ. of Va., Charlottesville, and Univ. of Mieh., Ann Arbor, and Univs. of Berlin and Heidelberg, Ger- many. Admitted to bar; in active practice of law since 1900; eleeted to 63d Congress from 19th N. Y. Dist. Author: Trial of Jesus from a Lawyer's Stand- point. Progressive. Address: 60 Wall St., N. Y. City.

Mass., through his daughter, Mary Winthrop; ed. inCHANLER, LEWIS STUYVESANT

Lawyer, former Lievt .- Gov., N. Y .; b. Newport, R. I., Sept. 24, 1869; s. Hon, John Winthrop and Mar- garet (Ward) Chanler (d. Samuel Ward, Jr., and Margaret, d. William B. Astor); ed. Columbia Law Sch. and Cambridge Univ., England; m. Alice Cham- iberiain; children: Lewis Stuyvesant, Jr., W. A. Chan- ler, 2d, and Alida. Admitted to bar, 1891; was of counsel in defense of Carlyle Harris and Roland B. Molineux, on trial for murder, and in other prominent cases. Dem. and Independence League nominee for Lieut .- Gov. N. Y., 1906, elected; nominated on the Dem. ticket for Gov. of N. Y., 1908; defeated. Elected mem. Assembly, 1909. Mem. B'd Mg'rs Hudson River State Hosp. and House of Refuge. Randail's Island. Mem. Ass'n Bar City of N. Y. Clubs: St. Nicholas, Knickerbocker, Racquet and Tennis, Rockaway Hunt- ing, Lawyers', Manhattan, Church. Address: 3:2 Liberty St., N. Y. City.

CHANLER, WILLIAM ASTOR

Explorer, author, ex-congressman; b. Newport, R. I., June 11, 1887; grandson William B. Astor; grad. Harvard, 1887; married. Spent one year exploring in Africa; 1892, made second expd'n to Africa, 1892- 1894; for these services was made hon. inem. Royal Geog. Soc., Vienna, and mem. British Royal Geog. Soc. Became mem. Tammany Haii, 1896, elected to State Legislature, 1897; at outbreak of Spanish-Am. War equipped a regiment, which, being refused by Gov. Black, he left, going to Tampa; tliere soon appt'd by President Mckinley ass't adj. on General Wheeler's staff; at elose of war, 189S, elected to Congress from N. Y. (14th Dist.), 1899-1901. Mem. Am. Geog. Soc.,

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St. Nicholas Soc. Author: Through Jungle and

Desert, Travels in Eastern Africa. Clubs: Union, Knickerbocker, Players, Lambs, Turf and Field, N. Y. Yacht, The Brook. Address: "Rokely," Barrytown, N. Y.

CHANLER, WINTHROP

Capitalist; b. N. Y. City; s. Hon. John Winthrop Chanler, M.C., and Margaret Astor, d. Samuc) Ward, Jr .; m. Margaret, d. Luther Terry. Treas. and direc- tor Roanoke Rapids Power Co .; pres. and dir. United Industrial Co. "Clubs: Union, Knickerbocker, City, Racquet, Metropolitan (Washington, D. C.). Resi- dence: Geneseo, N. Y. Address: 32 Liberty St., N. Y. City.

J CHANNING, JOHN PARKE

Mining eng'r; b. N. Y. City, March 24, 1863; s. Ros- coe H. and Susan (Thompson) Channing; ed. Colum- bia Univ. (School of Mines), E.M., 1883; unmarried. Mining eng'r and mine mg'r for ten years in Mich. and western States. In consulting practice for last 20 years; visited all principal mining districts of Eu- rope, Canada, United States, Mexico and Central Amer- ica; specialty, copper mining and metallurgy; v .- p. and consulting eng'r General Development Co., Miami Copper Co. Mem. Am. Inst. Mining Eng'rs, Lake Su- perior Mining Inst., North of England Inst. Mining and Mech. Eng'rs, Inst'n of Mining and Metallurgy (Eng.), Am. Geog. Soc., Mining and Metallurgical Soc. of America. Clubs: University, Engincers, Lawyers, City Mldday, Columbia Univ., Automobile of Amer- lca, Aero of America, Sleepy Hollow, Travellers (Paris), Silver Bow (Butte, Mont.), Denver (Denver, Colo.). Address: 42 Broadway, N. Y. City.

V CHAPIN, ALFRED CLARK

Lawyer; b. S. Hadley, Mass., March 8, 1848; grad. Williams Coll., A.B., 1869; LL.D., 1909; Harvard Law Sch., LL.B., 1871; m. 1884, Grace Stebbins; one d., Grace. Admitted to N. Y. Bar, 1872; mem. N. Y. As- sembly, 1882-1883; Speaker, 1883; State Comptroller. 1884-1887; Mayor of Brooklyn, 1888-1891; mem. Con- gress, 2d N. Y. Dist., 1891-1892. Democrat. Interested as officer or dir. in corp'n's. Clubs: Union, Metropoli- tan, Harvard, Alpha Della Phi, Whist. Residence: 24 E. 56th St .; country house, Pointe a Pic, P. Q., Can. Address: 192 Broadway, N. Y. City.

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Who's who in New York City and State, 1914, pt 1, Part 42

Author: Hamersly, Lewis Randolph, 1847-1910; Leonard, John William, 1849-; Mohr, William Frederick, 1870-; Knox, Herman Warren, 1881-; Holmes, Frank R Publication date: 1914 Publisher: New York : L.R. Hamersly Co. Number of Pages: 810

Author: Hamersly, Lewis Randolph, 1847-1910; Leonard, John William, 1849-; Mohr, William Frederick, 1870-; Knox, Herman Warren, 1881-; Holmes, Frank R
Publication date: 1914
Publisher: New York : L.R. Hamersly Co.
Number of Pages: 810