Who's who in New York (city and state) 1904, Part 100

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itary Surgeons of the U. S. Member of the American and New York State Medical Associations; Fellow of the Greater New York Medical Association. Member of the Alumni Association of Roosevelt Hospital; member of the New York Pathological Society. Author of a number of original articles on medical and surgical subjects. Physician Roose- velt Hospital Dispensary. Residence, 1 West 68th St .; office, 107 West 74th St., N. Y. City.

LEARNED, William Law:

Lawyer; born New London, Conn., July 24, 1821; son of Ebenezer and Lydia Coit Learned; was graduated from Yale, 1841; (LL.D., 1878); admitted to N. Y. Bar, 1844; settled in Albany; justice Supreme Court, N. Y., 1870-91; married Phebe R. Marvin, 1855; Katharine De Witt, 1868. Author: Learned Genealogy. Edited: Madam Knight's Journal; Earle's Micro- cosmography. Member N. Y. Geographi- cal Society, Archæological Society, and Fort Orange, University (Albany), Yale, Reform (New York) Clubs. Address, Albany, N. Y.

LEARY, Michael A .:

Lawyer; born Aug. 7, 1847, Ireland; came to America at an early age and settled in E. Bloomfield, N. Y .; attend- ed Bloomfield Academy and Penn Yan Academy, 1866. Admitted to the Bar, 1866. Delegate to National Democratic Convention, 188S. Member of State Con- stitutional Commission, 1890. Post Mas- ter of Penn Yan, N. Y., which is present address.

LEASE, Mary Elizabeth:

Lecturer, writer; born Ridgway, Pa., Sept. 11, 1853; daughter of Hon. Joseph P. and Mary Elizabeth Murray Clyens; was graduated from St. Elizabeth's Acad- emy, Allegany, N. Y .; admitted to Bar

LEAYCROFT, J. Edgar:

Ex-Tax Commissioner of State of New York; born N. Y. City. Real estate deal- er. Director Real Estate Exchange and Auction Room. Trustee Franklin Savings Bank. Governor Real Estate Board of Brokers. Treasurer of Church Exten- sion and Missionary Society of M. E. Church. Member of Union League, Co- lonial, Republican (president), and West Side Republican Clubs, Aldine, Merch- ants and West End, (treasurer), Asso- ciations, Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade and Transportation. Ad- dress, Union League Club, N. Y. City.

LEDERER, George W .:

Theatrical manager; born Wilkesbarre, Pa., 1861; manager of New York Casino and of Lillian Russell since 1893; also manager and director New York Theatre, Prince of Wales Theatre, London, has also an interst in Shaftesbury Theatre, London. London office, Avenue Man- sions, 16 Shaftesbury Ave., W .; Ameri- can address, The Casino, Broadway and 39th St., N. Y. City.

LEDOUX, Albert Reid:

Consulting mining engineer and metal- lurgist; born Newport, Ky., Nov. 2, 1852; son of Rev. Louis P. and Katharine C. Reid Ledoux; educated Columbia School of Mines, Berlin University, Germany, was graduated from University of Göt- tingen, A. M., Ph. D., 1875; M. S., Uni- versity of North Carolina, 1880. State chemist and member State board of health. N. C., 1876-80; since consulting engineer, metallurgist, assayer and chemist; Pres- ident of American Institute of Mining Engineers; member Scientific Alliance, American Chemical Society, Society of Medical Jurisprudence, American Insti- tute of Electrical Engineers, Canadian Mining Institute, N. Y. Academy of Sci- ence, Society of Chemical Industry, A. A. A. S., N. Y. Zoological Society. Clubs; City, National Arts, Baltusrol Golf, Storm King Golf. Residence, 39

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West 50th St .; office, 99 John St., N. Y. [1865 to 1870, then removed to N. Y .; in

City.

LEDYARD, Lewis Cass:

Lawyer; was graduated from Harvard in 1872; married Miss Gertrude Prince; president and director Franklin Build- ing Co .; vice-president, secretary and di- rector of National Express Co .; director of Boston and Maine R. R., Great North- ern Paper Co., Maine Central R. R. Co., Merchants' Despatch Transportation Co., National Park Bank, and Newport Trust Co .; trustee of Atlantic Mutual Alliance Co., and United States Trust Co. Mem- ber of Century, Union, University, Knick- erbocker, Metropolitan, Down Town, and Lawyers Clubs. Residence, 271 Lexing- ton Ave .; office, 54 Wall St., N. Y. City. LEE, Albert :

Editor, writer; born New Orleans, May 11, 1868; son of Gen. Albert L. Lee; was graduated from Yale, 1891; editor Yale Literary Magazine, 1890-91; successively on editorial staff New York Sun, Har- per's Round Table, McClure's Magazine, Harper's Weekly; associate editor Col- lier's Weekly, 1901-02; now managing ed- itor. Author of Tommy Toddles; Track Athletics in Detail; The Knave of Hearts; Four for a Fortune; He, She and They. Club: Yale. Residence, 30 West 44th St., office, 416 West 13th St., N. Y. City. LEE, Albert L .:

Soldier, banker; born Fulton, N. Y., Jan. 16, 1834; son of M. Lindley and Ann Lee ; was graduated from Union College in 1854-55; attended Albany Law School ; practiced law at Fulton, N. Y., 1855-57; removed to Kansas in 1857; was judge of the Supreme Court of Kansas in 1860-61; in 1861, was commissioned major of the Seventh Kansas Cavalry, and in 1862 was made colonel of same regiment; 1862-63, served with regiment in Army of the Ten- nessee, and commanded brigade of cavalry at battle of Corinth, under General Rose- cranz; later under General Grant in Ten- nessee and Mississippi; in 1863 he was commissioned brigadier general, U. S. Vol- unteers, and assigned to Thirteenth Army Corps, then moving on Vicksburg; com- manding a brigade of infantry in assault on Vicksburg was severely wounded and sent north, May, 1863; July, 1863, again reported to Grant at Vicksburg, and was sent with division of infantry in New Or- leans to General Banks; was made chief of cavalry, Department of the Gulf; 1864, commanded the cavalry in the Red River Expedition ; resigned commission, May, 1865; he resided in New Orleans from

1890, became partner in banking and brok- erage firm of Robert Goodbody & Co., N. Y .; retired, Dec. 31, 1901 ; he is a Repub- lican in politics; member of the Loyal Legion, also member of the Union League Club. Residence, Murray Hill Hotel ; office, 35 Broad St., N. Y. City.

LEE, Duncan Campbell:

Publisher and editor of the Ithaca Daily News; born Scotch-Irish ancestry, Bovina Center, N. Y., March 4, 1869; at the age of fifteen he started the battle of life as a telegraph operator in N. Y. City; later he attended Delaware Acade- my at Delhi, and then entered Hamilton College, from which he was graduated as salutatorian of the clas of 1891; after graduation he was teacher of Greek and English in Cascadilla School, Ithaca; at the age of twenty-four he was elected to the chair of Oratory and Debate at Cor- nell University, the youngest professor ever appointed in that institution; when the Spanish War broke out he resigned his professorship and volunteered as private in the 203d Regiment, N. Y. Volunteer Infantry; was promoted to be sergeant, sergeant-major and lieuten- ant, serving with his regiment at Camp Black and Camp Mead; he resigned from the army when the protocol of peace was signed, declined a commission to serve against the Filipinos, and resumed his Uni- versity position ; he received the Democrat- ic nomination for member of Assembly from Tompkins county in 1899, but was forced to withdraw because of legal tech- nicality, being a Civil Service Commis- sioner of the City of Ithaca within nlnety days of election ; since 1899 he has been editor-in-chief of the Ithaca Daily News; in 1900 he became president of the Ithaca Publishing Company; he was author of the "ice trust" resolution in the 1900 Democratic State Convention; in 1902 he was prominently mentioned for nomina- tion as Secretary of State, and in 1904 as Lieut. Governor, on the Democratic ticket; he was permanent chairman of the State Convention in 1904; he resigned from the Cornell University Faculty in June, 1904, in order to give more atten- tion to his editorial and public duties; member Theta Delta Chi, Delta Chi, and Phi Beta Kappa Fraternities, also of the Masonic and Elks orders; his wife is the daughter of George R. Williams, presi- dent of the First National Bank of Ith- aca, and granddaughter of the late Su- preme Court Justice Douglas Boardman.

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Author of Thomas Jefferson as a Scholar and Educator; Shakespeare as a Drama- tist, and Stories Retold, The Jew of the Elizabeth Period, and other addresses. Address, Ithaca, N. Y.

LEE, Elmer:

Physician, author, lecturer, inventor ; born Piqua, O., March 12, 1856; was grad- uated A. B., from Ohio Wesleyan Universi- ty, 1877 ; A. M., 1880; Washington Uni- versity, St. Louis, M. D., 1882 ; St. Louis University, Ph.B .. , 1886; Resident phys- ician, St. Louis City Hospital, 1882-83; practiced medicine in St. Louis, 1882-88 ; Chicago, 1888-96 ; since then has practiced in New York; surgeon, A. T. & S. F. Rail- way, 1887-92. He visited Europe in 1892 ; took prominent part in the treatment of cholera in Russia and Germany ; promul- gated a new and successful treatment. Lecturer on health and hygiene, New York Board of Education. Officer, American Academy of Medicine, American Medical Association, American Social Science Asso- ciation ; member New York County Medi- cal Society; member committee on revi- sion of the U. S. Pharmacopoeia, 1890- 1900 ; acting assistant surgeon, U. S. Army, in war with Spain. Author : Treatment of Asiatic Cholera; Prevention of Asiatic Cholera; Medical Treatment of Appendici- tis; Treatment of Rheumatism; Treat- ment of Pneumonia; The Genesis of Dis- ease. Has given more than 300 lectures on health and hygiene in various cities and towns; believes in the curative usefulness of hygienic therapeutics; unmarried. Ad- dress, 127 West 58th St., N. Y. City.

LEE, Frederick Schiller:

Educator; born Canton, N. Y., June 16, 1859; son of John Stebbins and Elmina Bennett Lee; was graduated from St. Lawrence University., 1878; A. M., 1881; Ph. D., Johns Hopkins, 1885; University of Leipzig, 1885-86; married, 1901, New York, Laura Billings. Instructor in biology, St. Lawrence University, 1886-87; instructor in physiology and histology, Bryn Mawr College, 1887-88, and asso- ciate, 1888-91; demonstrator of physiol- ogy at Columbia University; 1891-95, adjunct professor of physiology, 1895

1904; professor, 1904. Author: Physiolo- gy, The Vital Processes in Health (pub- lished in "In Sickness and In Health"); Reproduction (for American Text-Book of Physiology); The School of Medicine (in "A History of Columbia Universi- ty"); revised and edited Huxley's Les- sons in Elementary Physiology-trans- lated General Physiology, an Outline of

the Science of Life (by Max Verworm) ; writer of numerous papers on physiology. Member of the board of editors of the American Journal of Physiology; member of the American Society of Naturalists, American Physiological Society and So- ciety for Experimental Biology and Med- icine; fellow of the American Ethnolog- ical Society, American Association for the Advancement of Science, and New York Acadamy of Sciences. Address, 125 E. 65th St., N. Y. City.

LEE, Homer:

Engraver, artist; born Mansfield, O .; son of John and Elizabeth L .; married, Glen Riddle, Pa., 1891, Charlotte R. Rid- dle. Studied under his father and Rob- ert Maintosh, Toronto, Canada; after- wards studied abroad. Honorable men- tion, Vienna, World's Fair; designed Arms of the U. S., which surmounted the entrance to the American Pavilion at Vienna; 1st class medal, State of Ohio; president and founder The Homer Lee Bank Note Co .; vice-president and di- rector Franklin-Lee Bank Note Co., New York; a founder of the Ohio Society of New York; memorable mention, Paris Exposition, 1900. Picture, Building of the Sky Scraper, was bought by the French government; represented in the Lotos and Salmagundi clubs, New York, and elsewhere; exhibitor at Pan-Ameri- can Exposition, Buffalo, 1901; medal, Charleston, S. D., Exposition, 1902; pic- ture, Skyscrapers, and Louisiana Pur- chase Exposition, 1904. Member Sons American Revolution; vice-president and of Associates; incorporator Ohio Co. member Municipal Arts Society; com- missioner on decoration of public build- ings; 32d degree Mason; honorary mem- ber City of Mexico; a founder of St. John's Guild Floating Hospital; member of Committee on Liturgy, appointed by the General Assembly for the Presbyter- ian Church of the U. S. A. Clubs: Co- lonial, Columbia Yacht, Lotos, Salma- gundi. Inventor of the Homer Lee steel plate printing system, together with numbering devices used by the U. S. Government and abroad. Also on many improvements in Linotype composing machines. Residence, 553 West End Ave. ; office, Tribune Building, N. Y. City.

LEE, Margaret:

Author; born New York, Nov. 27, 184 -; daughter of Joseph Lee and Mary Geor- gina Lec. Her education was conducted at home by private tutors, and later was

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graduated from public schools. In 1865 James G. Bennett, of the New York Herald, offered a prize of $1,000 for a distinctively American novel, and her first book was awarded the money. Also au- thor: Dr. Wilmer's Love, (1868) ; In Bonds of Wedlock, (published in Hearth and Home as a serial); Marriage; Lizzie Adriance; The Missing Marriage Certifi- cate, and the prize story under a new title: Since First I Saw Your Face, (pub- lished during 1881 and 1882-83. by George Munro in The Seaside Library); Divorce, (Divorce reviewed by Gladstone for the Nineteenth Century, Feb., 1889, and pub- lished in England at his request by the Macmillan Co., Jan., 1883; A Brighton Night, (1884); and A Brooklyn Bachelor, (1886); The Story of a Story, (1883); One Touch of Nature, (1892); This Man and This Woman, (published in Godey's, 1904); The Romance of The Russells, (was published as a serial in Frank Les- lie's Popular Monthly, 1896); Separation, (1902); The Tongue of The Woman, (published as a serial in The Book-Lover, 1902); Lorimer and Wife, (1903); One Touch of Nature and The Master Chiv- alry, (published by The Smart Set Com- pany, 1903); Serial in Book-Lover (1904); Serial in Brooklyn Standard Union-A Broken Engagement, (1904); The D'Es- timanvilles, (1905, published by Town Topics Pub. Co.). In 1899 she circulated a petition for perpetual copyright among authors. Senator Lodge presented the bill for perpetual copyright in the Sen- ate, 1900, and it was introduced in tnu House by Represntative W. H. Driggs. Is a member of the Writers Club of Brooklyn, and the Society of American Authors. Address, 344 Lafayette Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.

LEEDS, Theodore Edward:

Lawyer; born Philadelphia; educated under private tutors in Boston, Mass. He was admitted to the Bar of Massa- chusetts, removed to New York, and, in 1876, was admitted to the Bar of this State. Married Mary E., daughter of Malcolm and Jane E. (Sanger) Bronson. He represents extensive interests as trus- tee, and acts as counsel for corporations, banks and family estates. Member of Union League, Players, Lawyers, and Stock Exchange Luncheon Clubs; life member of the New York State Bar As- sociation and New England Genealogi- cal and Historical Society of Massachu- setts, and trustee of several charitable 18

institutions. Residence, 20 Fifth Ave .; office, 3 Broad St., N. Y. City.

LEEDS, William B .:

President and director of Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Ry. Co., Choctaw and Chicksaw R. R. Co., and Enid and Anadarko Ry. Co .; director of American Can Co., The Audit Co. of New York. Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern Ry. Co., Chicago and Eastern Illinois R. R. Co., Ellwood, Anderson and La- pelle R. R., Evansville and Terra Haute R. R .. Co., Nassau Light and Power Co., St. Louis and San Francisco R. R. Co., U. S. Mortgage and Trust Co., and Wind- sor Trust Co. Member of N. Y. Yacht, Larchmont Yacht, Strollers and Midday Clubs. Married Miss Nonnie Stewart. Residence, 987 Fifth Ave .; office, 71 Broadway, N. Y. City.

LIETE, Charles Henry :

Educator ; born Potsdam, N. Y., Mar. 17, 1857; son Charles Ward and Eliza Willes Leete; graduate of Yale, 1879; State Normal School, Potsdam, 1881, A. M., Ph. D., Leipzig, 1890; associate princi- pal Sach's School for Girls, New York, since 1891. Fellow American Geograph- ical Society. Joint author: (Chisholm & Leete): Longman's New School At- las; Longman's Text Book of Geogra- phy. Author of Exercises in Geogra-

phy. Contributes to Longman's Gazet-

teer. Married, 1883, Isadore A. Kelton. Residence, 65 West 69th St .; office, 116 West 59th St., N. Y. City.

LEFEVRE, Edwin:

Journalist ; born Colon, Colombia, Jan. 23, 1871 ; son Henry L. and Emilia de la Ossa Lefevre; educated public schools San Francisco, Cal., Michigan Military Academy, ( Orchard Lake). Special course in mining engineering, Lehigh University; married, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1902, Martha Moore. Assistant financial editor Com- mercial Advertiser. Author: Wall Street Stories and The Golden Flood. Resi- dence, Hartsdale, N. Y .; office, 54 Broad St., N. Y. City.

LE FEVRE, Egbert:

Physician ; born Oct. 29, 1858, Raritan, N. J .; son Rev. James Le Fevre, D. D., and Cornelia (Hasbrouck) Le Fevre; re- ceived A. B. Rutgers, 1880; A. M., 1884; studied medicine at New York University receiving degree of M. D. in 1883; Interne in Bellevue Hospital 1883-85; clinical lec- turer on practice of medicine New York University 1888-1890; professor clinical medicine 1890-95; adjunct professor of

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medicine 1895-98 ; professor clinical medi- and Riding Clubs (1886), N. Y. Address, cine, associate professor of therapeutics 212 Madison Ave., N. Y. City. and corresponding secretary of the Uni- LEFFINGWELL, Albert: versity and Bellevue Hospital Medical Col- lege since 1898; visiting physician to City Hospital, 1884-85; visiting physician to Bellevue Hospital since 1898; attending physician to St. Luke's Hospital since 1899; consulting physician to Beth Israel Hospital. Fellow New York Academy of Medicine. Member County Medical Society of New York, Medical Society of the State of New York, New York Pathological So- ciety, American Medical Association and Alumni Association of Bellevue Hospital. Contributor to medical journals. Member New York Athletic Club and the Thou- sand Island Yacht Club. Married Mrs. Helen Hasbrouck-Trotter, New York, 1889. Address, 52 West 56th St., N. Y. City.

LEFEVRE, Frank J .:

Congressman; born 1874, town of New Paltz, where his ancestors have lived ever since its settlement by the Huguenots in 1678. Was educated at the New Paltz Normal School and at a college in Wash- ington, D. C .; he served as secretary for his father, the Hon. Jacob Lefevre, during the term of the latter as Congressman, and was likewise secretary of different committees. Afterward he spent a year in travel in the far West and in Mexico; he soon after entered as bookkeeper of the Huguenot National Bank, of which his father is president, determined to work his way up and learn all the details of the business. Elected to New York State Sen- ate 1902 ; was elected to Congress as rep- resentative from twenty-fourth district, Nov. 1904. Address, New Paltz, N. Y.

LEFFERTS, George Morewood:

Surgeon; born Long Island (Brooklyn), Feb. 24, 1846. Received degree of A. M., Dickinson College, 1869; M. D., College Physicians and Surgeons, N. Y., 1870; M. Sc., Columbia University, 1901; chief of clinic, Imperial University of Vienna, 1872-73. Professor of Laryngology, Co- lumbia University, 1876; Emeritus pro- fessor, 1904. Honorary Fellow of the Laryngological Societies of Berlin (1901), and London (1894), and Fellow of the Academy of Medecine, N. Y., (18(1); American editor Internationales Central- blatt für Laryngologie (Berlin); formerly editor of The Archives of Laryngology, N. Y., and co-editor of The Archives de Laryngologie (Paris), and collaborator in other professional publications. Married Annie Cuyler Van Vechten of Albany, N. Y., 1891. Member University (1879)

Author, physician ; born Aurora, N. Y., Feb. 13, 1845; son Dr. Elisha and Jane Jackson Leffingwell; entered Hamilton College (honorary degree) ; was graduated from Long Island College Hospital, 1874; spent 1875-79 in scientific and literary work abroad and several years in travel in Japan, China and Burmah, India, Africa and Spain, Palestine and Egypt. One of the founders and medical directors Dans- ville Sanatorium, 1882-88; married, 1892, Elizabeth Fear. Author: Rambles in Ja- pan Without a Guide, Illegitimacy, In- fluence of Seasons Upon Conduct, Vivisec- tion in America, The Leffingwell Record, The Vivisection Question. Has also writ- ten various monographs and papers on philosophical and economic topics; pres- ident of American Humane Association, 1904-05. Member Long Island Historical Society. Residence, Aurora-on-Cayuga- Lake, N. Y.

LE GALLIENNE, Richard:

Journalist, author; born Liverpool, Eng- land, Jan. 20, 1866; son of John and Jane Le Gallienne; educated Liverpool Col- lege. Author of My Ladies' Sonnets; Volumes in Folio; George Meredith; The Book-Bills of Narcissus; English

Poems; The Religion of

a Literary Man; Prose Fancies; Robert Louis Stevenson and Other Poems; Retros- pective Reviews; Prose Fancies; The Quest of the Golden Girl; If I Were God; The Romance of Zion Chapel; Young Lives, Worshipper of the Image; Travels in England; Life Romantic; Sleeping

Beauty; Mr. Sun and Mrs. Moon; Perseus and Andromeda; An Old Country House; Odes from the Divan of Hafiz. Edited: Isaak Walton; The Compleat Angler, and verse translation of the edition of Omar Khayyam. Address, 59 West 45th St., N. Y. City.

LEGGET, David G .:

President and trustee of Greenwood Cemetery; vice-president and director of The Long Island Loan and Trust Co .; director of Brooklyn City R. R. Co., Brooklyn Union Gas Co., New Central Coal Co., Union Bank of Brooklyn and Union Gas Co. Trustee and chairman of Board of Directors Bombay Tramway Co., Ltd. Address, 27 William St., N. Y. City.

LEGGETT, Francis H .:

Head of firm of Francis H. Leggett & Co .; born New York, March 27, 1840,

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being descended from an old Westchester County family who came to this country in the seventeenth century, and can be traced back to Essex County, England, where it dwelt for many generations, the name being derived from a Papal Legate, who lived far back in the family line. Francis H. Leggett recived academic ed- ucation, and upon its completion, in 1856, he began his business life as a clerk in a produce commission house; he contin- used there until 1862, when he went into business on his own account, in partner- ship with an older brother, and contin- ued thus associated until 1870, when he withdraw to engage in business with his younger brother, Theodore (now de- ceased), the name of the new firm being Francis H. Leggett & Co. The business increased rapidly, and in a few years oc- cupied four buildings. In 1881 the present warehouse on West Broadway, Franklin and Varick Streets, was erected and equipped for the handling of groceries on the largest scale. The house does a large importing business in high -class groceries, coffees and teas, while many articles are manufactured front the raw material, or otherwise prepared for the trade, on the King Street premises of the firm; in addition it has an office in Bord- eaux, France, and since the origin of the firm three other partners have been ad- mitted, the original firm name being re- tained. Director in the Washington Trust Co., a trustee in the Greenwich Savings Bank, and a member of the Chamber of Commerce, and Produce and Mercan- tile Exchanges; he was formerly a di- rector of the National Park Bank, which position he held for twelve years, but has since resigned. He is a member also of several social organizations, including the Metropolitan, Union League, the Merch- ants, and other clubs; takes a warm in- terest in the Charity Organization So- ciety, or the association of public chari- ties, of this city being a member of its council and a frequent contributor to its funds. His country seat is at Stone Ridge, Ulster County, N. Y., where he has an extensive establishment. His city residence is at 269 Madison Ave., N. Y. City.

LEGRAS, Gustave:

Assistant professor mathematics College City of New York since 1883; born New York, Jan. 24, 1858 ; son Stephen and Jane Marguerite Martial Legras; was gradu- ated from College City of New York, B. S., 1879; M. S., 1896; studied law. Mem-

ber: National Association for Advance- ment of Science, American Mathematical Society, French Benevolent Society, Am- erican Social Science Association, Am- erican Academy of Political and Social Science. Clubs: Reform, Phi Beta Kappa, City College Alumni, National Arts Club. Address, The Grampion, 182 St. Nicholas Ave., N. Y. City.

LEHMAN, Emanuel:

Banker ; vice-president and director Ala- bama Mineral Land Co., Consolidated Gas Co. of New Jersey, and East River Gas Co. of Long Island City; treasurer and trustee Baron De Hirsch Fund; director Maine Steamship Co., The Mercantile Na- tional Bank, The Mutual Alliance Trust Co., New Amsterdam Gas Co., New York and East River Ferry Co., Queens County Safe Deposit Co., Shelby Iron Co. and The Woodbine Land and Improvement Co. Residence, 16 East 46th St .; office, 22 William St., N. Y. City.

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Who's who in New York (city and state) 1904, Part 100

Author: Publication date: 1904- Publisher: New York : Lewis Historical Pub. Co., etc. Number of Pages: 1100

Author:
Publication date: 1904-
Publisher: New York : Lewis Historical Pub. Co., etc.
Number of Pages: 1100