Who's who in New York (city and state) 1904, Part 5

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ANDERSON, Henry Burrall:

Lawyer; was graduated from Yale Col- lege. 1885; member of Psi Upsilon and Scroll and Key Fraternities. Address, 113 East 87th St., N. Y City

ANDERSON, John F., Jr .:

Formerly paper merchant N. Y. City. now retired; director in Washington Trust Co., N. Y. City; Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co., Springfield, Mass .; di- rector and treasurer Brooklyn Society for Prevention of Crulty to Children; trustee South Brooklyn Savings Institution; Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, Mass .; Central Congregational Church, Brooklyn; member of Chamber of Com- merce. Hardware Club, and Aldine Club of N. Y. City, and Union League Club of Brooklyn. Address, 1325 Pacific St., Brooklyn, N. Y.

ANDERTON, Ralph L., Jr .:

Stock and bond transfer agent; director Broadway and Seventh Avenue R. R. Co., Thirty-fourth Street Crosstown Ry. Co., and Twenty-third Street Ry. Co., Central Park, North & East River R. R. Co., 42d St. & Grand St. Ferry R. R. Co., Bleecker St. & Fulton Ferry R. R. Co. Address, Englewood, N. J.

ANDREWS, Addison F .:

Musician, musical manager; born, Ca- vendish, Vt., 1857; was graduated from Dartmouth College, 1878; studied violin under Godone, vocal art under Tamaro; was for some time engaged in journalism in connection with various New York newspapers, later doing work for their

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musical departments; later became assist- ant manager of Carnegie Hall and the Symphony Orchestra, and after a year became musical manager on his own ac- count; he has composed several songs, anthems and choruses. Residence, 256 West 57th St .; office, 33 West 24th St., N. Y. City.

ANDREWS, Arthur Lynn:

Educator; born Ithaca, N. Y., son of Isaac C. Andrews; graduate of Ithaca High School. 1888, and at Cornell Univer- sity, B L., 1893, M. L., 1895, and Ph. D., 1902; married Harriet O. Cousins, B. O .; Instructor in English in Cornell Universi- ty since 1895; editor of Cornell Alumni News; editor-in-chief of Cornell Maga- zine. Address, 112

Sears St, Ithaca, N. Y.

ANDREW, Charles:

Jurist; born Whitestown, N. Y., May 27. 1827; LL. D. from Columbia, Hamil- ton and Yale; district attorney for Onon- daga County, 1853-56; three times Mayor of Syracuse; 21 years associate judge New York Court of Appeals; elected chief judge, 1893; retired, Dec. 31, 1897. Ad- dress, Syracuse, N. Y.

ANDREWS, Constant A .:

Banker; president United States Sav- ings Bank; president and director Elk- horn Valley Coal Land Company; mem- ber of Natural History and Metropolitan Museum of Art; National Arts. Ardsley, Manhassett, N. Y. Athletic Clubs. Resi- dence, 737 Madison Ave .; office, 606 Madi- son Ave., N. Y. City.

ANDREWS, Edward G .:

Bishop Methodist Episcopal Church; born New Hartford, N. Y., Aug. 7. 1825; was graduated from Wesleyan University 1847; pastor in Central New York for six years; teacher and principal Cazenovia Seminary for ten years; pastor in Stam- ford, Conn. and Brooklyn, N. Y., for eight years; elected Bishop in 1872; United Mis- sions in Europe and India. 1876-77; in Mexico, 1881, and in China, Japan and Corca, 1889-90; fraternal delegate to Eng- lish and Irish Methodist Conferences in 1894; deliverd Episcopal address before the General Conference in 1900; has pre- sided in all the conferences and missions in the United States; was retired in 1904; received degree of D. D. from Genesee College, and of LL. D. from Allegheny College and Wesleyan University. Ad

dress. Brooklyn, N. Y.

ANDREWS, Eugene Plumb:

Educator; graduate of Cornell Univer- sity, A. B., 1895; member of Alpha Tau

Omega, Phi Beta Kappa and Sphinx Head college fraternities; Thirty-second degree Mason; Instructor in Archaeology and curator of the Museum of Casts in Cornell University. Address, 132 East Mill St, Ithaca, N. Y.

ANDREWS, George Pierce:

Jurist; Justice Supreme Court; was graduated from Yale College, 1858; mem- ber of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York: Union League. Subur- ban Riding and Driving, New York Yacht, and Manhattan Clubs. Yale Alumni Asso- ciation, and New England Society. Resi- dence, Hotel Netherlands; office, County Court House, N. Y.

ANDREWS, Harvey T .:

Lawyer, artist and author: born June 28. 1866. North Tarrytown, N. Y .; edu- cated at Cooper Institute, Harlem High School. New York University; married; member of Assembly, 1895-97; Assistant United States Appraiser, Port of New York; member of Collegiate and Harlem Republican Clubs. and Harlem Board of Commerce. Residence. 37

Mt. Morris Park West; office, 641 Washington St., N. Y. City.

ANDREWS, Henry M .:

Major U S Army; born New York City, Nov. 13, 1850; appointed cadet U. S. Mili- tary Academy from New York, July 1. 1870; was graduated and appointed second lieutenant of First Artillery, June 17. 1874; first lieutenant. July 6. 1878; captain, March S. 1898; major Artillery Corps, Sept. 23. 1901; attended school at Rome Academy. Rome. N. Y .; honor graduate of artillery school, Fort Monroe, Va., 1876; active service since 1876; on duty with battery almost continuously; during Spanish-American war in command of Fort Barrancas, Fla .. Fort Pickens. Fla .. and Fort McRae. Fla., in command of Light Battery E. First Artillery, in Philip- pines. April 4, 1899. to July 17. 1001; en- gaged in all contests in which his battery had a part; on horse inspection duty, St. Louis, Mo., Aug. 26, 1901, to Nov. 16, 1901; at Fort Leavenworth School in com- mand of Fleld Artillery Battalion, 1901 to date; instructor of law, General Service and Staff College, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, 1902 to date. Address, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.

ANDREWS, Horace:

Civil Engineer; born March 19, 1852, in New Haven, Conn .; was graduated from Sheffield Scientific School, Yale Universi- ty, Ph. B., 1871; C. E., 1872; he was con- nected with the U. S. Coast and Geodetic

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Survey six years, and New York State ond Lieutenant 5th Cavalry, June 15, Survey six years; sanitary engineer of New York State Board of Health; mem- ber of Albany Board of Health for six years and City Engineer fourteen years; member of Fort Orange Club, American Society of Civil Engineers, and Deutsches Geometerverein. Residence, 125 Lancaster St. Albany. N. Y.

ANDREWS, William Loring :

Merchant and author: born in New York City, Sept. 9. 1837; son of Loring and Caroline C. (Delmater) Andrews; educated in private schools; given the honorary degree of Master of Arts by Yale University in 1893; married Oct. 17. 1860. Jano Elizabeth. daughter of Theo- dore Crane, of New York: for eleven years one of the managers of the House of Refuge on Randall's Island; at present a trustee of the Bank for Savings; direc- tor in the Continental Insurance com - pany; trustee, member of executive com- mittee and honorary librarian of the Metropolitan Museum of Art; member of Council of N. Y. University; honorary member of the Eleventh Army Corps As- sociation; member National Academy of Design, New York Historical Society; American Geographical Society, Chamber of Commerce and of the Century. Groller and Union League Clubs of New York and the Saville Club of London; one of the founders and the second president of the Grolier Club, also founder and pres- ident of the Society of Iconophiles of N. Y .: retired from active business in 1877. Author of, among others, the following hooks: New Amsterdam, New Orange. New York, Fragments of American Histo- ry, Old book-sellers of New York. Prospect of the Colleges in Cambridge, New Eng- land, Sexto-Decimos et Infra, A Trio of French Engravers, Portraiture of the American Revolutonary War. James Lyne's Survey. Gossip About Book-Col- lecting. Paul Revere and His Engraving, Iconography of the Battery and Castle Garden, Bibliopegy in the United States, and an essay on the Treatyse of Fyssh- inge Wyth and Angle, from the Book of St. Albans. Addresses, 16 E. 38th St., N. Y. City, and West Islip, Long Island. ANDREWS, William S .:

Justice 5th district Supreme Court, N. Y .; term expires 1913. Address, 404 Oak St., Syracuse, N. Y.

ANDRUS, Edwin P .:

Major, U. S. A .; born New York, Nov. 17, 1851; retiring year, 1915; graduate of the Military Academy, June 15, '75; sec-

'75; declined a transfer as second Lieu- tenant 7th Cavalry; from June 26. '76: first Lieutenant 5th Cavalry, March 23. '83; promoted Captain, Feb. 11. 1833: Major, July 15. 1902; joined at Fort Wallace. Kan .. Oct. 1. '75, where he had station, with frequent short tours of field service. until July. '76; trans- ferred to Fort Robinson. Neb., and served in summer camp until Nov. 1; joined the Powder River Expedition, Nov .- Dec .. '76; had station at Fort D. A. Russell. Wyo., from Jan., '77, to Oct .. '78; and was em- ployed on field service and in the Nez Perees campaign during the summer and fall of '77. and on field service in North ern Wyoming during the summer of 'S; served at Fort McPherson, Neb., until Oct., '79; participated in the operations against the hostile Utes of Col. until No- vember, when he returned to Fort Mc- Pherson. and. upon completion of these duties, was assigned to Fort D. A. Rus- sell. where he served until April. 'S0; then changed station to Fort Niobrara. Nob., and served at that post and Fort Robin- son. being chiefly employed in making surveys and reconnoissances. until Oct., when he was placed in charge of the ord- nance depot at Cheyenne. Wyo., until Jan., '81; then rejoined his company at Ft. Robinson where he served until March 29. 'S3. when he joined his new troop, by promotion, at Fort Mckinney, Wvo .; served at that post until May. '85. when he changed station to Indian Ter .. being assigned, with his troop. to Fort Supply: chief mustering out officer, Wis- consin. Sept .. '98 to Mar .. '99. recruiting service. St. Paul, Mar., '99, to Nov., '99; served in Porto Rico. Nov., '99 to Aug., 1900; Adj., 5th Cav .. Nov., 1900 to Sept., 1902; served in Philippines, Apr .. 1901 to Sept., 1902; command Fort Apache, Ari- zona. Oct .. 1902 to Oct., 1903. Address, Fort Assiniboine, Montana.

ANDRUS, John E .:

Manufacturing chemist; treasurer Ar- lington Chemical Co .; president New York Pharmacal Association; elected on the Republican ticket to the Fifty-ninth Con- gress as the representative for the Nine- teenth District. the election held Novem- ber 8, 1904. Address, Yonkers, N. Y.

ANGELL, Amasa. Richard:

Lawyer: born July 18, 1860. N. Y. City; educated at Yale and N. Y. University Law School; secretary and director, Liberty Dredging Co .; member Calumet and West- chester Golf Clubs, and Association of the

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Bar of the City of New York. Residence, versity, class of 1893; journalist and au- 70 West 38th St .; office, 203 Broadway, N. Y. City.

ANGELL, Edward L .:

Architect; born March 11, 1847, in Prov- dence, R. I .; practiced his profession sev- eral years, and in 1883 located in New York City; architect of hotels Endicott, San Remo, Grenoble, Regent and Amidon Apartments and new Medical Pavilion of the Flower Hospitai. Residence, 142 Man- hattan Ave .; office, 108 Fulton St., N. Y. City.

ANGLE, Edwin C .:

Lawyer; born April 16, 1863, in Schen- ectady, N. Y .; secretary Mohawk Gas Co .; educated at Union College and Albany Law School; single; member of Alpha Delta Phi, Mohawk and Mohawk Golf Clubs; Mason. Residence, 269 State St., Schenectady, N. Y.

ANIBAL, Lee S .:

Lawyer; born at Benson, N. Y., 1851; son of Samuel L. Anibal and Emeline Brownell Anibal, a daughter of Judge Cyrus H. Brownell; educated in schools of Buffalo, N. Y., Northville. N. Y., and Fort Plain Seminary; admitted to the Bar in 1879, and later to practice in U. S. courts; carly attained a leading posi- tion in his profession and acquired an extensive practice; a Mason of the 32d degree, has held many prominent posi- tions in the different Masonic bodies of which he is a member; has been closely identified with the financial and educa- tional institutions of his localty. Ad- dress, Northville Bank Building, North- ville, N. Y.

ANIBAL, Robert P .:

Jurist; horn Feb. 22. 1845, Benson N. Y .; educated at Ft. Edward Collegiate Institute; teacher; admitted to the Bar, 1871; married April 24. 1872. Frances E. Van Arnam; County Judge and Surrogate at Fulton County. 1872-77. Practiced law at Northville, 1872-86 and at Johns- town since 1886. Address, Johnstown, N. Y.

ANTHONY Holland C .:

Architect; born Brooklyn, N. Y .; edu cated at Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute and Ecole des Beaux Arts, Paris. Mem- ber of Architectural League, Beaux Arts Society, Brooklyn Chapter. A. I. A., Marine and Field, Excelsior, Dyker Meadow, Hamilton and Crescent Ath - letic Clubs of Brooklyn. Residence, Brooklyn; office, 87 Nassau St., N. Y. City. ANTHONY, James S .:

Journalist; born in 1872, N. Y. City; edu- cated at Cutler School and Cornell Uni-

thor, 1893-95; traveled in Europe, 1895- 97; advertising in Cleveland, 1897-99. He was connected with U. S. Commission to Paris Exposition, in charge of ma- chinery and electrical exhibits, 1900. Ad- dress, N. Y. City.

ANTHONY, Richard Allard:

Merchant; born May 24, 1861, N. Y. City; was graduated at Columbia College, 1881. Married. President The Anthony Scoville Co .; vice-president Boonton Iron & Steel Co .; treasurer Loando Hard Rubber Co. Trustee United States Sav- ings Bank. Member of Holland Society, St. Nicholas, Sons of Revolution, War of 1812 Society, University and Adirondack League Clubs. Residence, 58 West 58th St .; office, 124 Fifth Ave., N. Y. City.

ANTHONY, Susan B .:

Reformer; born Adams, Mass., Feb. 15, 1820; educated in private home-school at Battenville, N. Y., and at Friend's Boarding School, West Philadelphia; teacher from 17 to 30 years of age; or- ganizer, first Woman's State Temperance Society, which met in convention in Roch- ester, N. Y., in 1852; organizer and lec- ' turer for the Anti-Slavery Society up to breaking out of the Civil War; organizer, with Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton, of the Women's National Loyal League in 1863. and its secretary; one of the organizers of the National Woman Suffrage Asso- ciation in 1869, and an officer in this body continuously until 1900; founder and ed- itor 1868 to 1870 of The Revolution, a weekly paper devoted to the progress of women; author, with Mrs. Stanton and Mrs. Ida Husted Harper, of the History of Woman Suffrage in four volumes; a public lecturer on reform subjects, prin- cipally those relating to the advance- ment of women, from 1852 to the present time. Address, 17 Madison St., Roches- ter, N. Y.

ANTHONY, William Arnold:

Physicist; born Coventry, R. I., Nov. 17. 1835; educated at Washington, R. I., the Friends School. Providence, and Providence Conference Seminary, at East Greenwich, R. I .; graduated Yale (now Sheffield) Scientific School, with degree Ph.B .; 1857-60 principal of school, Cromp- ton, R. I .; 1860-61, teacher of Sciences, Providence Conference Seminary; 1861-63 studied and built taught sciences in Delaware Literary In- machinery; 1863-67 stitute, Franklin, N. Y .; 1867-70, Chair of Physics and Chemistry in Antioch Col- lege; 1870, professor of Physics at Iowa Agricultural College; 1872, professor of

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Physics at Cornell University; 1894, pro- office of clerk to the Lieutenant-Governor; 1894-96, secretary to Lieutenant-Gover- nor Saxton; 1896, private secretary to Wm. L. Ward; 1897, elected to Assembly, in fall of 1898 again elected; member of the Albany Club, Cortlandt Lodge, No. 34, F. & A. M .; the Transportation Club, New York City, the Mt. Pleasant Field Club, Ossining and of the Peekskill Lodge, 744, B. P. O. Elks, the Republican Club of N. Y. City, and Cortlandt Hook and Ladder Co., of Peekskill, N. Y .; re- elected in 1899, 1900, 1901, 1902, 1903 and 1904. Address, Peekskill, N. Y.

fessor of Physics and director of phy- sical and electrical laboratories at Cooper Union; 1875, designed a Gramme dynamo- electro machine of twenty-five amperes, 250 volts, large tangent galvanometer for currents from one-tenth to 250 amperes and various other electrical instruments and machinery; member of American As- sociation for Advancement of Science; member of American Institute of Elec- trical Engineers and Franklin Institute of Philadelphia, Pa .; publications, papers on Science in American Journal of Sci- ence; Journal of Franklin Institute, Pop- ular Science Monthly and Electrical Journals; co-author with Professor C. F. Brackett of Elementary Text-book on Physics (1885), Lecture Notes on Theory of Electrical Measurements. Address, Cooper Union, N. Y. City.

ANTISDALE, Louis M .:

Journalist; born Marion, N. Y., Oct. 27, 1869; entered University of Rochester in 1889; graduated thence in 1893; jour- nalist, 1893-94; Deputy Collector of In- ternal Revenue, 1894; manager Rochester Herald, 1894-97; editor same, 1898 to pres- ent tlme. Address, Rochester, N. Y.

APGAR, Allen S .:

Banker; born Nov. 4, 1841, in Hart- ford, Conn .; married; vice-president and cashier of Exchange National Bank; treasurer and director, Preferred Acci- dent Insurance Co .; director, Greenwich Insurance Co .; North River Insurance Co .; Worcester Salt Co., A. J. White, Limited, London; vice-president and director Ken- sico Cemetery; president and director, Montauk Slate Co .; member of Union League, Army and Navy and Hardware Clubs, New England Society, Military Or- der of Loyal Legion, Naval Order of Un- ited States, and Country Club of Ridge- field, Conn. Residence, Ridgefield, Conn .; office, 257 Broadway, N. Y. City.

APGAR, James Kellogg:

Republican Assemblyman; born Peeks- kill, N. Y., Nov. 8, 1862, where he has since resided; attended public schools and graduated from Drum Hill Union Free School No. 7, 1880; also short term at Collett's School for Young Men, in his native town; 1884, went to Albany with General James W. Husted and was made his private was

secretary; speaker's clerk to Speaker James W. Husted in the sessions of 1886 and 1887; 1888 and 1889, was speaker's clerk to Speaker Fre- mont Cole; 1890, speaker's clerk to Gen- eral Husted again; 1894, was tendered the

APPLETON, Charles A .:

Publisher; born Jan. 21, 1860, in New York City; educated at St. John's School, Sing Sing, and Trinity College, A. B., 1882; member of Delta Psi college fra- ternity; single; member of University, St. Anthonys, Metropolitan, Riding, New York Athletic, Country, New York Yacht, and Larchmont Yacht Club, Aldine As- sociation, and Trinity College, Alumni Association. Address, 72 Fifth Ave., N. Y. City.

APPLETON, Daniel:

Publisher; Colonel of the Seventh Reg- iment of the N. Y. N. G .; was born in the City of New York, Feb. 24, 1852; his father being John A. Appleton, his grand- father, Daniel Appleton, founder of the publishing house of D. Appleton & Co .; preparatory to college course in Harvard he spent part of the years 1866 and 1867 studying in Germany; on his return he continued his studies, preparatory to passing a college examination; in 1867, when only fifteen years of age, he en- tered the famous Boston Cadet Corps, with which he gained his first experience of military life; during this period he was entered at Harvard, but was not able to graduate, the demands of the publishing house requiring his presence in 1871, and inducing him to give up college for busi- ness. Since that date he has continued one of the most active members of the firm; he enlisted on Oct. 31, 1871, as a private in F Company, Seventh Regiment, of which company he has remained a member ever since; promoted captain Jan., 1879; under Captain Appleton, Co. F grew rapidly in numbers; on July 18, 1889, Captain Appleton was elected to succeed Emmons Clark as colonel of the regiment, a position which he still re- tains; he is unmarried, and is a member of a number of the leading clubs of New York, including the Century, Union and the New York Athletic. Address, 150 West 59th St., N. Y. City.

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APPLETON, Daniel Sidney:

Publisher; born April 6, 1860, N. Y. City; graduated from Sheffield Scientific School, Yale, Ph. B., 1880; married; secre- tary, treasurer and director of A. J. John- son & Co .; D. Appleton & Co. and Trad- ers Fire Insurance Co .; member of Union and Calumet Clubs, and Century Asso- ciation. Address, 72 Fifth Ave., N. Y. City.

APPLETON, Edward D .:

Publisher; graduated at Trinity Col- lege, 1880; member of Delta Psi college fraternity. He is connected with firm of D. Appleton & Co .; member of University, Grolier and St. Anthony Clubs, New York Genealogical and Biographical Society, Aldine, Century and Trinity College Alumni Associations. Residence, 159 W. 48th St., N. Y. City.

APPLETON, Floyd:

Priest of the Episcopal Church; born Aug. 20, 1871, at Morrisania, N. Y .; edu- cated at Columbia University and General Theological Seminary, N. Y .; was Chap- lain of Tombs, curate of Grace Church, Plainfield, N. J., of St. Luke's and Christ Church, Brooklyn; unmarried; in politics a Republican. Present address, Rector of St. Clement's Church, 122 Pennsylvania Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.

APPLETON, Francis Randall:

Merchant; was graduated from Har- vard College, 1875 and Columbia Law School, 1877; vice-president American Waltham Watch Co .; director in The Na- tional Park Bank, Manhattan Trust Co., and Mount Morris Bank; member Delta Kappa Epsilon, Harvard, University, Knickerbocker, Turf and Field, Meadow Brook, Somerset and Myopia Hunt Clubs; New England Society and Down Town Association. Residences, 26 East 37th St., New York, and Ipswich, Mass .; office, 21 Maiden Lane, N. Y. iCty.

APPLETON, Henry C .:

Publisher; born June 7, 1863, in New York City; educated at St. John's School, Sing Sing, and Trinity College; married; member of Union and Players Clubs, and Trinity College Alumni Association. Res- idence, 540 W. 112th St .; office, 436 Fifth Ave., N. Y. City.

APPLETON, William Worthen:

President D. Appleton & Co., publish- ers; senior member of firm before in- corporation, 1896; born Brooklyn, Nov. 29, 1845; son of William H. Appleton; be- came member of Appleton firm, 1868; active in securing passage of interna- tional copyright law act of 1891. Trustee New York Public Library; president Am-

erican Publishers Copyright League, and trustee and chairman of the committee on circulation of the New York Public Library. Address, 14 East 82d St., N. Y. City.

ARBUCKLE, John:

Merchant; president of firm of Ar- buckle Brothers, N. Y. City; director of Importers and Traders Bank, and Kings County Trust Company; president of Royal Horse Association. Address, 315 Clinton Ave., Brooklyn; office, Old Slip and Water St., N. Y. City.

ARCHBOLD, John D .:

Vice-president Standard Oil Co .; di- rector National Transit Co. Residence, 20 East 37th St .; office, 26 Broadway, N. Y. City.

ARDEN, Edwin Hunter Pendleton:

Playwright, author; born in St. Louis, February 13, 1864; educated in common schools; appeared with

Thomas W. Keene's Company in Chicago in 1882; was a star for nine years under his own man- agement in Barred Out, Raglan's Way, and Eagle's Nest; produced his own play, Zoorah in 1889. Address. 70 West 36th St., N. Y. City.

ARKELL, M. J .:

Publisher; for many years president of the Judge Publishing Co. and founder of the paper of that name; member Union League, New York Athletic, Republican, Lotos and Automobile Clubs. Address, 1 East 39th St., N. Y. City.

ARMS, Theodore J .:

Paymaster U. S. Navy; born Connecti- cut; appointed from N. Y. Assistant Pay- master June 11, 1898; paymaster March 3, 1903. On U. S. R. S. Southery, Oct. 31, 1903 to 1904. Address, Naval Station, Cavite, P. I.

ARMSTRONG, Collin:

Treasurer New York News Bureau As- sociation and Albert Frank & Co., inc .; president Hamilton Press and president Electric Contract Co .; editor Wall Street Summary. Financial editor of the Sun from 1878 to 1902; born June 11, 1853; at- tended Williams College in class of 1876. and Amherst College, receiving in 1890 the degree of A. B., as of the class of 1877, from Amherst; journalist on New York World, 1876-78. Member of Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity and vice-president of its New York Club. Member of American Geographical Society, American Academy of Sciences. American Statistical Asso- ciation; Fellow of Amercan Arts Asso - ciation; member of University, Lotos, Lawyers, Natonal Arts, Salmagundi Clubs. Married in April, 1901, Elizabeth

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Hale. Residence, Scarsdale, N. Y .; office, founder of, and physician-in-charge to

25 Broad St., N. Y. City.

ARMSTRONG, David Maitland:

Artist; born Newburg, N. Y., 1837; was graduated from Trinity College, Hartford, 1858; studied art in Paris and Rome; United States Consul-General at Italy for four years; director for American Art De- partment, Paris Expositon, 1878, and received decoration of Legion of Honor. Is head of decorative glass manufactory in New York; member of American Artists and National Society of Mural Painters. Address, 61 Washington Square. South, N. Y. City.

ARMSTRONG, James :

Lawyer; born 1834, Owego. N. Y .; was graduated from Hobart College, 1856. Married. Member of Alpha Deita Phi and Phi Beta Kappa Fraternities. Tutor and adjunct professor of Latin and Greek languages in Hobart, 1857-58. President of Board of Trustees of Hobart College several years. LL. D. (Honorary). Ho- bart College, 1900. Director Hartford and Connecticut Western R. R. Co., and Phila - delphia, Reading and New England R. R. Co. Member of Lawyers, Oakland Golf and Alpha Delta Phi Clubs, Metropolitan Museum of Art, and American Museum of Natural History. Residences, 74 East 55th St., and Bayside (L. I.), N. Y .; office, 192 Broadway, N. Y. City.

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Who's who in New York (city and state) 1904, Part 5

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