Who's who in New York (city and state) 1904, Part 16

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BERG, Charles I .:

Architect; born Philadelphia, 1856; edu- cateu in Philadelphia, subsequently be- came student in architecture in the Ecole des Beaux-Arts of Paris; began practicing as architect in 1880 in N. Y. City, associat- ed with Edward HI. Clark, under the firm name of Berg & Clark; practicing alone since 1896; erected the Ambulance Station and Vaccine Laboratory for the Health Department of N. Y. City, the Gillender Building, cor. Wall and Nas- sau Streets, believed to be the tallest buiding for size of lot in N. Y. City; Windsor Arcade, on site of the old Windsor Hotel; Hotel Touraine, N. Y. City, etc .; ten years secretary of the Architectural League of N. Y .; three years secretary of the N. Y. Chapter, A. I. A. Member of the Board of Exam- iners for Unsafe Buildings in the City of N. Y .; appointed by the A. I. A., dele- gate to the National Convention of Ar- chitects, 1901-02-03; Fellow of the Am- erican Institute of Architects. Member of the Architectural League of N. Y. the Beaux Art Society, The National Arts Club, N. Y., Grolier, Camera and Knollwood Country Clubs.

Windsor Arcade, N. Y. City.

Address, BERG, Ernst Julius:

Electrical engineer; born Astersund, Sweden, Jan. 9, 1871; was graduated from Royal Polytechnical Institute, Stock-

holm, 1892; employed as electrical engi- neer with General Electric Co. since 1892. Member of American Society of Electrical Engineers. Author of several papers before that body and articles in technical journals. Inventor. Address,

Schenectady, N. Y.

BERG, Walter Gilman:

Civil engineer; born N. Y. City, Jan. 12, 1858; son of Albert W. Berg, composer and musical critic of N. Y. City; educat- ed in N. Y. City, France and Germany; was graduated civil engineer, Royal Poly- technic Institute, Stuttgart, Germany,

1878; draftsman and shop inspector, Delaware Bridge Co., N. Y., 1878-79; bridge inspector and engineer in charge, Richmond and Allegheny R. R., 1879-82; principal assistant engineer, East Ten- nessee, Virginia and Georgia R. R., 1882- 83; assistant engineer, principal assist- ant engineer, engineer Maintenance of Way, Lehigh Valley R. R., 1883-1900; chief engineer, Lehigh Valley R. R., N. Y. City, 1900 to date; member

American Society of Civil Engineers, American Ry. Engineering and Main- tenance of Way Association, Amer-

ican Roadmasters and Maintenance

of Way Association, Eastern Main- tenance of Way Association Amer-

ican Association of Railroad Super- intendents, Society for Promotion of En- gineering Education, American Society; for Testing Materials, N. Y. Railroad Club; past president, Association of Rail- way Superintendents of Bridges and

Buildings; Founders and Patriots of Am- erica; gold medal, in 1876, for prize treatise on "Spherical Conic Sections." Author: Buildings and Structures of American Railroads; American Railway Bridges and Buildings; Strength of Tim- ber; American Railway Shop Systems; and from 1876 to date of numerous spec- ial articles, reports and papers on tech- nical, railroad and general subjects pub- lished in U. S .; monographs, technical press and proceedings of societies. Ad- dress, 261 West 52d St., N. Y. City. BERGH, Lillie d'Angelo :

Voice teacher; born New York; educa- ted in Germany; graduate in music from Royal School of Würtenberg; Stuttgart Conservatory of Music. She is the au- thor of several text-books on the voice; lecturer for Board Education, N. Y .; gives song recitals and lectures on mus- ical subjects before colleges, schools, clubs, etc .; member of D. A. R .; vice- president, Woman's Philharmonic Soci-

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ety, N. Y .; vice-president State Music | (Gosling) Bernheimer; attended the public Teachers' Association, N. Y .; member of National Federation Musical Clubs; clubs: College Woman's, N. Y. Press Woman's; Address, Carnegie Hall, N. Y. City. BERGHOLZ, Herman:

Electrician; born in Sweden; educated at University of Lund, Sweden; came to America in 1883; married in 1890, Ade- lina O. Thompson, sister of the cele- brated electrician Prof. Elihu Thompson of the Thompson-Houston Co .; associ- ated with Judge Horace E. Hand of Scranton, Pa., in the building and de- velopment of many electrical enterprises notably the street railway systems of Ithaca, Cortland and Staten Island, N. Y .; owner of the Renwick tract of 640 aeres at Ithaca which has been developed into parks and building sites: member of American Institute of Electrical Engi- neers. Address, Ithaca, N. Y.

BERGHOLZ, Leo Allen:

U. S. Consul; born Burlington, Vt., 1857; attended the public schools from 1872 to 1876; studied at the Gymnasium at Hildesheim, Germany; entered Weg- leyan University, Middletown, Conn., in 1878, and remained there until 1852. leav- ing one month before graduation to ac- cept the position of private secretary to the late John Russell Young, then U. S. minister to China; remained at the lega- tion at Pekin from the middle of 1882 to 1887, with the exception of about two years and a half, when he was vice-con- sul in charge of the consulate at Chin- klang, and, at the same time, acting consul for Japan; returned to the U. S. in 1887; from ISSS to 1596. held various positions-secretary of a railroad com- pany, an electric company, deputy sheriff, and agent of the Colorado Humane Soci- ety at Cripple Creek, Colo .. and at the time of appointment to Erzerum was foreign correspondent of a law firm in New York; appointed consul, April 25, 1896; appointed consul at Prescott, Can- ada, in 1903. Address, Prescott, Canada. BERKELEY, Lancelot Minor:

U. S. Consul; born N. Y. City. Oct. 6, 1856; educated in the schools of that city and in Germany; was in mercantile bus- iness from 1SS0 to 1894; appointed consul at Teneriffe, Canary Islands, March 4, 1898; retired, April 21, 189S; re-appointed, July 1S, 1899. Address, Teneriffe, Canary Islands.

BERNEEIMER, Mayer Simon:

Cotton manufacturer; born N. Y. City, July 3, 1861; son of Simon and Rosetta

schools and took a course of studies at Columbia Grammar School and Columbia College; in 1880, entered the employ of Adolph Bernheimer & Co., the oldest and most widely known house in the cotton business; at the end of four years was Invited to become a junior member of the firm; the firm dissolved in 1554, and the new firm of Jacob S. Bernhelmer & Brother was formed, composed of Jacob S. and Mayer S. Bernheimer; upon the death of Jacob S. Bernheimer, the head of the firm, Mayer S. was made the senior member, continuing the business under the present firm name; besides his con- nection with the firm of which he is senior member, he is director in the Low- ell and Suburban Street R. R. Co., and is officially connected with several other corporations; married, in 1SS4, Miss Bach- man; member Republican, Criterion, Man- hattan, Country and Arkwright Clubs of N. Y. City; Old Town County, the Amer- Ican Yacht and Dalton Clubs, of New- buryport, Mass., and numerous other so- clal organizations. Address, 16 E. 62d St., N. Y. City.

BERNSTROM, Victor:

Artist, Illustrator, engraver; born Stock- holm, Sweden; pupil Royal Academy, Sweden; awarded medal World's Colum- bian Exposition; silver medal Pan-Amer- ican Exposition; silver medal, World's Fair, St. Louis. Address, Grand-view-on- Hudson, N. Y.

BERRI, William:

Merchant; born Brooklyn, N. Y., Sept. 12, 1848; interested in a number of mer- cantile, financial and publishing enter- prises; sole owner of the firm of William Berri's Sons, carpet merchants, Brooklyn, N. Y., established, 1848; principal owner of the Standard Union, a newspaper, and of the trade publications known as The Car- pet and Upholstery Trade Review, and The Furniture Trade Review; one of the organizers of the Hamilton Trust Co., of which he is the vice-president; inventor of several type casting machines and other mechanical devices; director of the National City Bank and the Kings Coun- ty Electric Light and Power Co., and of the Edison Illuminating Co .; last pres- ident of the Board of Trustees of the New York and Brooklyn Bridge; member of the Chamber of Commerce, Lotos, Sphinx and Press Clubs of Manhattan, and of the Hamilton, Brooklyn and Ox- ford Clubs of Brooklyn; appointed by Governor Odell a member of the N. Y.

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State St. Louis World's Fair Commission |BESEMER, Martin:

and vice-president of same. Address, 526 Fulton St., Brooklyn, N. Y. City.

BERRY, Arthur:

Lawyer; educated Seton Hall College, and was graduated from Columbia Col- lege Law School, 1876; married; member of the firm of Berry Bros .; member of Morris County Golf and Democratic Clubs, and N. Y. Bar Association. Res- idence, The Florence; office, 189 Broad- way, N, Y. City.

BERRY, Lucien G .:

Captain U. S. Army; born in and ap- pointed from New York; cadet at the Mil- itary Academy, July 1, 1882; second-lieu- tenant 4th Artillery, July 1, 1886; first lieutenant 5th Artillery, Nov. 28, 1892; graduate of the Artillery School, 1892; captain, unassigned, Dec. 15, 1900. Ad- dress, Fort Sheridan, Ill. BERRY, Wilton G .:

Analytical chemist; member Sons of the Revolution, Psi Upsilon Fraternity, Psi Upsilon Club, Society of Chemical Indus- try; American Chemical Society. Resi- dence, 329 West 83d St .; laboratory, 641 Washington St., N. Y. City.

BERWIND, Edward J .:

Financier; born Pennsylvania, about 1850; graduate of Naval Academy, 1869; Ensign, July 4, 1870; Master, March 24, 1872; retired, May 14, 1875; title changed to Lieutenant (junior grade), March 3, 1883; president Berwind White Coal Min- ing Co. and International Coal Co .; di- rector twenty-three other financial, rail- road, coal and other corporations; mem- ber of Union, University, Riding, Metro- politan, Yacht, Racquet, Army and Navy, Turf and Field Clubs of New York, and Metropolitan, of Washington. Office, 1 Broadway; residence, 2 E. 64th St., N. Y. City.

BERWIND, John E .:

President U. S. and Porto Rico Nav- igation Co .; vice-president Berwind- White Coal Mining Co .; director, New York Shipping Co. Office, 1 Broadway; residence, 102 F. 39th St., N. Y. City. BESEMER, Howard Burhouse:

Surgeon; born 1870, Brooklyn, N. Y .; was graduated from Cornell University, Ph. B., 1889; New York University Med- ical College, 1891, and Homeopathic Med- ical College, Cleveland, 1892; was offered a chair in the latter, but declined; has performed many major surgical opera- tions, although still a young man, and has a bright future; married Nellie Bur- ling, of Ithaca. Address, Ithaca, N. Y.

Physician; born July 14, 1848, Caro- line, N. Y .; prepared at Ithaca Acad- emy; attended Eastman's Business Col- lege, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., and was graduated from Homeopathic Medical College, Cleveland, 1875; also studied at the New York Polyclinic in 1885; has been one of the leading physicians of Ithaca since 1885; censor of his Alma Ma- ter, 1891, and Trustee of the Cleveland Medical College, 1893; Trustee of Glen Mary Home at Owego, N. Y .; member of American Institute of Homeopathy and of the Central New York Homeopathic Medical Society; member of Masonic Fra- ternity; is fond of hunting and shooting; married, 1867, Emma Wolcott, of Brook- ton, N. Y. Address, Ithaca, N. Y. BETHUNE, Louise:

Architect; born Waterloo, N. Y., 1856; daughter of Prof. Dalson W., and Em. ma M. (Williams) Blanchard; graduate of Buffalo High School, 1874; made special study of architecture; married Robert A. Bethune, architect, with whom she has since practiced; Fellow American Insti- tute of Architects. Address, 215 Frank- lin St., Buffalo, N. Y. BETTLE, Samuel:

Traffic manager of the International Navigation Co., of N. Y. City; born at Oaklyn, N. J., Oct. 15, 1866; son of Wil- liam and Mary (Sharpless) Bettle; was educated at the William Penn Charter school, and was graduated from Haver- ford College in 1885; immediately after became connected with the International Navigation Co., of which he is now traf- fic manager and a large stockholder; he is a member of the Philadelphia Club, the Rittenhouse Club, the Philadelphia Coun- try Club, and the Merion Cricket Club, of Philadelphia; the Union, Racquet, Players, Down Town, Mid-day, St. An- drews Golf Club, the New York Yacht Club, of New York, and the St. James and the Riverside Clubs of London, Eng- land; married, in

1899, Miss Helen Biddle Griscom, daughter of Clement A. Griscom, president of the International Navigation Co. Address, Fifth Ave., and 26th St., N. Y. City.

BETTS, Craven Langstroth:

Author; born St. John, New Brunswick, April 23, 1853; of New England ancestry; educated in native town; came to New York, 1879; took up business pursuits and literary studies. Author: Songs from Beranger (translation of 61 chansons), The Perfume Holder; A Persian Love

WHO'S WHO IN NEW YORK.

Story; (co-author with A. W. Eaton) BETTS, James A .: Tales of a Garrison Town; A Garland of Sonnets; member of Society of Ameri- can Authors, of the Canadian Society, Municipal Art Society, and Salmagundi Club. Residence, 507 W. 112th St., N. Y. City.

BETTS, Frederic Henry :

Lawyer; born Newburgh, N. Y., March 8, 1843; descended on his father's side from Thomas Betts, one of the founders of Guilford, Conn .; from Josiah Rossiter, from Comstock and Uriah Betts, of the Revolutionary Army, and on his mother's side from John Eliot, Apostle to the In- dians; from Governors George Wyllys and Samuel Wyllys, of Connecticut. and from Colonel Andrew Ward, commander of a detachment at the siege of Louisburg; was

graduated from Yale University, 1864; A. M., 1867; LL. D., 1901; LL. B. Columbia, 1866; married, Oct. 16, 1869, M. Louise Holbrook, daughter of John F. Holbrook, and had three children, Louis Frederic Holbrook Betts, M. Eliot, wife of Russell H. Hoadley, and Wyllys Ros- siter Betts; In 1872-73 counsel for the In- surance Department of the State of N. Y .; Lecturer on Patent Law In Law De- partment of Yale University, 1873-84. Author of pamphlet on Policy of Patent Laws, (1879); member of Republican County Committee of New York County, 1884-85; member of Citizen's Committee of Fifty. 1882; member of Citizens Com- mittee of One Hundred. 1883; member of Peoples Municipal League, 1890-21; vice-president of City Reform Club; vice- president of Yale Alumni Association; founder of Betts Prize in Yale Law School: vestryman of St. George's Church, N. Y. City: trustee of St. Andrews Dune- Church. Southampton. L. I .; has been counsel in patent cases for the Western Union Telegraph Co. American Bell Tel- ephone Co., City of N. Y., Edison Electric Light Co., Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co., Westinghouse Air Brake Co., and many others. Address, 22 E. 65th St., N. Y. City

BETTS, George Whitefield, Jr .:

Lawyer; born Feb. 14, 1871, in Engle- wood, N. J .: educated at Princeton Col- lege; married, Miss Mary H. Hall of Troy, Nov. 28. 1903; member of the firm of Hunt, Hill & Betts. Member Princeton Universi- ty. Englewood Field and Englewood Golf Clubs, Tiger Inn Club and American Whig Society of Princeton. Residence. Engle- wood, N. J .; office, 120 Broadway, N. Y. City.

Justice Supreme Court, New York; term expires Dec. 31, 1912. Address, Kingston, N. Y.

BEVIER, Benjamin:

Special agent of the Queen Insurance Co., born 1854, Napanoch, N. Y., and at the age of fifteen began business life in a general store at Woodbridge, N. J., in which vocation he continued until 1877. occupying similar positions at Bridgeport, Conn., and Napanoch; he began his in- surance career with the local agency of Neafie, Terwilliger & Post, of Ellenville, N. Y., remaining with the firm until 1$$3, when he became bookkeeper for the Mechanics' Insurance Co. of Brooklyn. and late city surveyor in the New York Metropolitan District; in 1888 he was ap- pointed special agent of the Queen In- surance Co., which position he still re- tains; Mr. Bevier has served on the exe- cutive committee of the Association of the Middle Department, and as its chair- man, has been vice-president, and was chosen president in 1898, and at present is chairman of the electrical committee of the association. Address, 419 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.

BEYER, Henry Gustav:

Surgeon U. S. Navy ; born Saxony, Ger- many, where he also received his first school education, supplemented by pri- vate tuition in Latin. Greek, mathemat- les, botany and chemistry; he studied medicine in New York, at Bellevue Hospi- tal Medical College, from which he re- ceived the degree of M. D. in 1876; was appointed as assistant surgeon in the Navy from New York in May of the same year; from May, 1880, to May, 1$$1, studied medicine at the universities of Leipzig and Berlin, at the end of which, passed the examination for the degree of M. R. C. S. at London; in 1887 passed the required examination for the degree of Ph. D. at the Johns Hop- kins University at Baltimore; married Miss Hattie B. Wescott, of Portland, Me .; since entering the navy served on the following vessels and stations: Naval Hospital, Brooklyn, 1876-77; monitor Pas- saic, July to August, 1877; training-ship Portsmouth, 1877-79; U. S. receiving-ship Colorado, New York, 1879-80; took ex- amination of M. R. C. S., England, in May, 1881; special duty, Washington, D. C., 1881-82; coast survey steamer Blake, 1882-84; special duty, Smithsonian Insti- tution, 1884-87; took degree of Ph. D. from Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, in

WHO'S WHO IN NEW YORK.

June, 1887; U. S. flagship Trenton, 1887- | admitted to the Bar in New York SS; training-ship Portsmouth, 1889; Yan- tic, training-ship, 1889-91; promoted to Surgeon, May 19, 1893; Naval Academy, Oct., 1891; U. S. S. Raleigh, June 6, 1896, to Dec. 23, 1896; U. S. S. Newark, from Dec. 23, 1896, to March 17, 1897; U. S. S. Amphitrite, Aug. 2, 1897, to Feb. 7, 1899; U. S. R. S. Wabash, 1899; Prairie, Nov., 1901, to 1903; member of Board of Barracks from Aug., 1903, to Feb., 1904; member of a special commission, sent to England and Germany to study the sani- tary features of naval barracks; present duty: Instructor in Hygiene at Naval Medical School, Washington, D. C. Ad- dress, Washington, D. C. (1839; inspector of Sing Sing Prison. Edi- tor of Evening Post, 1849-61. U. S. Con- sul to Paris. 1861-64; United States Minister to France, 1864-67; Secretary of State for New York; 1874, honorary member of Chamber of Commerce; ex- ecutor and trustee of Samuel J. Tilden; president of the Tilden Trust; president of the Board of Trustees of New York Public Library, Astor, Lenox and Til- den Foundations; president of the New York Law School; trustee of the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art; mem- ber of The Art Commission of the City of New York; author: Jamaica in 1850. or, The Effect of Sixteen Years of Free- BIDDLE, James: dom on a Slave Colony; Life of Fremont (1856); Les Etats-Unis d'Amerique en 1863, (Paris); The Wit and Wisdom of Haytiens (1876); Monograph on Molinos the Quietest. (1SS2); France and the Con- federate Navy (1888); Life of William Cullen Bryant (1890); Life of Samuel J. Tilden (2 vols.); Life of Franklin (3 vols.); editor of complete Works of Frank- lin (10 vols.); The Mystery of Sleep; mem- ber Century Club. Address, 21 Gramercy Park, N. Y. City.

Brigadier General U. S. Army; born Pennsylvania, and appointed from New York; First Lieutenant Tenth N. Y. In- fantry, May 2, 1861; Captain, Fifteenth Infantry, Aug. 5, 1861; Colonel Sixth In- dian Cavalry, Nov. 11, 1862; brevetted Brigadier General, March 13, 1865; Major, Sixth Cavalry, Feb. 21, 1873; Lieutenant Colonel, Fifth Cavalry, Oct. 19, 1887; Col- onel, Ninth Cavalry, July 1, 1891; retired, Dec. 11, 1896. Address, Santa Barbara, Cal.

BIERCK, Albert B .:

Railway official; born Brooklyn, N. Y., Oct. 9, 1867; son of Julius and Emma (Wilkinson) Bierck; entered railway service in 1884 with Pennsylvania R. R., New York; 1886, in charge floating equipment Baltimore and Ohio R. R., New York; 1888, traveling agent North- ern Pacific R. R., Idaho Division; 1889, auditor Prospect Park and Coney Island R. R .; 1896, auditor Long Island R. R., as at present; also auditor Montauk Steamboat Co., Ocean Electric R. R., Nassau County Ry., Northport Traction Co., Montauk Water Co. and Montauk Co., one of the framers of the law reg- ulating the profession of public account- ancy in the State of New York; a cer- tifled publie accountant under this law; professor of post graduate course railroad accounting and finance, N. Y. School of Accounts; vice-president National So- ciety of Certified Public Accountants; director various railroad companies; mem- ber Transportation Club, New York. Ad- dress, 263 Fifth Ave., N. Y. City.

BIGELOW, John:

Journalist; born Malden, Ulster Coun- ty, New York, Nov. 25, 1817; was

graduated from Union College, 1835;

BIGELOW, John, Jr .:

Major, U. S. A .; retired; born May 12, 1854, N. Y. City; was educated in Paris, France and Boem, Berlin and Freiberg, Germany; West Point, U. S .; 2d lieuten- ant, 1st lieutenant, captain and major of Cavalry, U. S. Army; retired September 15, 1904; adjutant general District of Col- umbia Militia; married Mary Braxton Dallam, 1883; participated in campaign of Santiago; retired from active service Sept. 15, 1904; appointed professor of French and head of department of modern lan- guages, Massachusetts Institute of Tech- nology Sth of Nov., 1904. Address, Mas- sachusetts Institute of Technology, Bos- ton, Mass.

BIGELOW, Poultney :

Biographical and historical writer, lec- turer; born New York, Sept. 10, 1855; son of John Bigelow; graduate of Acad- emy, Norwich, Conn .; also schools in Germany and France, where his father was U. S. Consul and Minister; was graduated from Yale, 1879; Columbia

Law School, 1882; admitted to N. Y. Bar, 1882; practiced his profession for some time, but abandoned it for lit- erary and journalistic work; circumnav- igated the world, 1875-6; travelled in the far East, Africa, Europe and West In- dies; married Edith Evelyn Jeffray, April

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16, 1880 (divorced, 1903) ; war correspond- ent for London Times-Spanish American War; member of National Museum of Art; Yale Alumni; life member American Geological Society; New York Historical Society; Fellow Royal Geological Society; member of Royal United Service Insti- tution. London; Royal Artillery Institu- tion, Woolwich; honorary member West

Point Army Mess; clubs: Authors. Century, New York Canoe, of New York: Reform, Whitefriars. Royal Corinthian Yacht, of London: Imperial Yacht, of Klel; author: The German Emporer and His Neighbors; Paddles and Politics Down the Danube: The Borderland of Czar and Kaiser; History of the German Struggle for Liberty: White Man's Africa; Children of the Nations; most of these have been translated into German or French. Residence, 21 Gramercy Park, N. Y., and 10 Elm Park Gardens, S. W., London, England.

BIGGS, Hermann Michael:

Physician: horn on Sept. 29. 1853. Tompkins County, N. Y .: was graduated from Cornell in 1882, taking the degree of A. B., and from Bellevue Hospital Medical College in 1883; was appointed on the Resident Staff of Bellevue Hospital (competitive examination) in April, 1883, and served for a year and a half; after leaving the hospital studied abroad, es- pecially bacteriology and pathology in the Universities of Berlin and Greifswald. and then returned to take charge of the Carnegie Laboratory of the Bellevue Hospital Medical College at the time of its opening in 1985; in 1886 he was com- missioned by the directors of Carnegie Laboratory to visit Paris to study the treatment of hydrophobia at the Pasteur Institute by the method then just an- nounced by Pasteur: he remained director of the Carnegie Laboratory for a num- ber of years and professor of general pathology and pathological anatomy in Bellevue Hospital Medical College: he re- signed these positions to accept the chair of therapeutics and clinical medicine in 1892. and in 1898 became adjunct pro- fessor of the practice of medicine; he or- ganized and directed the work of the Bacteriological Laboratories of the De- partment of Health of N. Y. City, which were the first municipal laboratories in the world; in 1901 he was appointed gen- eral medical officer of the Department of Health; he is attending physician at Bellevue, St. Vincent's, Willard Parker and Riverside Hospitals; he is a member

of the board of directors of the Rockefel- ler Institute for Medical Research. Ad- dress, 5 West 58th St., N. Y. City

BILL, Joseph A .:

Born Brooklyn, N. Y., 1874; was grad- nated from Canisius College, Buffalo. June, 1891; elected to Board of Aldermen Nov. 5, '01; appointed Deputy Commis- sioner of Docks and Ferries, June 3, '01; married Pauline C. Fleck. April 25th, 1900; 1893. founded the first college for white students in Oklahoma Territory: is president of the Bottling Brewers' Pro- tective Association, also president of the Brooklyn Ice Exchange; Democrat; charge of private affairs of M. Seitz; manager M. Seitz's Ice Plant; manager M. Seitz's bot- tling establishment; secretary and treas- urer North Beach Electric Light and Power Co .: vice-president Star Hygela Ice Co. of Yonkers: vice-president Brooklyn T'nion Coal Co., etc. Address, 45 Orient ave .. Brooklyn, N. Y.

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Who's who in New York (city and state) 1904, Part 16

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

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