Who's who in New York (city and state) 1904, Part 82

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St .; offices, 700 Park Ave., and 525 West 120th St., N. Y. City.

HOE, Robert:

Manufacturer, inventor; born New York March 10, 1839; has invented many im- provements on the printing press and is the head of large firms in N. Y. City and London, England; has always resided in New York; possesses one of the finest private libraries in the U. S .; owns a model stock farm at Westchester, where he has his summer residence; he is one of the founders of the Metropolitan Mus- eum of Art. Address, 11 East 86th St .; office, 504 Grand St., N. Y. City.

HOFF, John Van Rensselaer:

Colonel, U. S. Army; born Mount Mor- ris, N. Y., April 11, 1848, son of Brevet Colonel Alex. H. Hoff, Medical Depart- ment, U. S. Army, and Ann Eliza Van Rensselaer ; married Lavinia, daughter of Brevet Brigadier General Hannibal Day, U. S. Army; A. B., A. M., M. D., Union University, N. Y .; M. D., Columbia Uni- versity, N. Y .; matriculant University of Vienna; appointed first lieutenant assist- ant surgeon, Nov. 10, 1874; captain, 1879; major surgeon June 15, 1891; lieutenant colonel, deputy surgeon gen'l Jan. 1, 1901; colonel assistant surgeon gen'l Jan. 19, 1905; organized first detachment of hos- pital corps and company bearers at Fort Reno, I. T., 1887, and first company of in- struction, hospital corps, at Fort Riley, Kan., 1891; chief surgeon of first autumn maneuvers held in Ok. Ter. in 1888, and those at Chillocco, Ok. Ter., 1880, and at Fort Riley, 1902 and '03; recommended for brevet and medal of honor in Sioux cam- paign of 1890-91; chief surgeon Third Corps, Spanish-American War, 1898; chief surgeon in Porto Rico, 1898-1900; organ- izer and president of the Superior Board of Health and Board of Charities, Porto Rico. In charge of hurricane relief work following disaster of Aug., 1899; chief surgeon in China Relief Expedition, 1900; instructor in ophthalmology, etc., Univer- sity of California, 1885; professor Army Medical School, 1901-02 ; instructor in mil- itary hygiene, General Service and Staff College, 1903-05. Author : The Most Prac- ticable Organization for the Medical De- partment, U. S. A., in Actual Service; Out- line of the Military-Sanitary Organiza- tions of Some of the Great Armies of the World : Military-Sanitary Organizations on the Lines of Communication and at the Base; A Scheme of Military-Sanitary Or- ganization; Some Suggestions for the Or- ganization and Interior Economy of a

State Medical Military Sub-Depot in War Time, etc. ; president of Association of Mil- itary Surgeons, U. S., 1901-02; member N. Y. Academy of Medicine; Society of War 1812, New York; Loyal Legion, So- ciety of the Dragon; Sons of the Revolu- tion, Colonial Wars, etc. Address, Fort Leavenworth, Kan.

HOFFMAN, Frank Sargent:

Educator; born Sheboygan Falls, Wis., Feb. 9, 1852; entered Knox College, where Eugene Field, the poet, was a close friend and classmate; remained two years, teaching subsequently in the public schools, and after three years going to Amherst College, where he was grad- uated in 1876; was graduated from Yale Divinity School in 1880, and was appointed Hooker Fellow; on this Fellowship stud- ied in Berlin and Heidelberg until 1883, when he returned to become instructor in philosophy at Wesleyan University; 1885 appointed professor of philosophy in Union College; married, first, Jessie B. Lathrop, who died Dec. 18, 1893; second, Rebecca Russell Lowell (daughter of R. T. S. Lowell and niece of James Russell Low- ell), April 25, 1900. Author: The Sphere of the State (third edition, 1902); The Sphere of Science, (1898); Psychology and Common Life, (1903); is also contributor to the North American Review, the Out- lock, and similar periodicals; member of American Philosophical Association, Am- erican Association for the Advancement of Scence, etc. Address, Schenectady. N. Y.

HOFFMAN, Richard:

Musician; born Manchester, England, May 24, 1831; removed to U. S., 1847; was with Julius Benedict in tour of Jenny Lind in U. S., 1850; composer of many pieces for piano, anthems, songs. Hon. member Philharmonic Society, New York. Address, 116 West 43d St., N. Y. City.

HOGAN, Charles W .:

Vice-president and director of Michi- gan Steamship Co., and Ursina Coal Mining Co .; director of Central Hudson Steamboat Co., North Attlanic Steam - ship Co., Occident Dock Co., Ocean Trans- port Co., Ursina and North Fork Ry. and Terminal Warehouse Co. Residence, East Hampton, L. I .; office, 24 State St., N. Y. City.

HOGUET, Robert J .:

President of Metropolitan Finance Co .; president and director of Metropolitan Safe Deposit Co., New York Silk Condi- tioning Works, Security Silk Storage Co., and Bank of Washington Heights; trustee

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of the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank; struction of railways; for establishment, director of Irish Immigrant Society, and The Lamond and Robertson Co. Mar- ried Miss Marie Noel. Member of Cath- olic, City and Merchants Clubs. Resi- dence, 623 West 141st St .; office, 30 Varick St., N. Y. City.

HOLBROOK, Edward:

President and director of The Silver- smiths Co .; president, director and treas- urer of The Gorham Manufacturing Co .; trustee of Garfield Safe Deposit Co .; di- rector of American Brass Co., Brunswick Hotel Co., General Fire Extinguisher Co., Lincoln Trust Co., Merchants' National Bank and Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co. Residence, 6 East 52d St .; office, 883 Broadway, N. Y. City

HOLBROOK, Richard Thayer:

Educator and author; born Windsor Locks, Conn., Dec. 13, 1870; 1889, was graduated from Phillips Academy, An- dover, Mass., and in 1893, with degree of A. B., from Yale; then went abroad to study the romance languages; spent the winters of 1893-94 and 1895-96 in Paris; summer of 1894 in Italy; winter of 1894-95 in Berlin; summer of 1895 in France, Holland and Engand; in the autumn of 1896 became tutor in romance languages at Yale, where he remained until 1901, taking a trip through Spain in 1900 to study the Spanish life and the Castilian dialect; in 1901 resigned in order to study at Columbia and write there his disserta- tion on Dante and the Animal Kingdom, (Macmillan, 1902); has contributed to critical reviews and popular magazines; has written a novel called Boys and Men, a study of Yale life, (Scribners, 1900), and A Bachelor of Arts, a short story dealing with Yale life (Lippincott, 1901); 1903 was connected as an editor with New International Encyclopedia, to which he contributed articles on the romance liter- atures, on English and American litera- ture, on realism, etc. Residence, Yonkers, N. Y .; office, Columbia University, N Y. City.

HOLCOMBE, Chester.

Author, diplomatist, lecturer; born Win- field, N. Y., Oct. 16, 1844 ; was graduated from Union College, 1861, A. M .; interpre- ter and secretary U. S. Legation, Pekin, China, 1871-85, during which years he was at various times acting minister; on commission for negotiating new treaties China, 1880; assisted in negotiating treaty with Corea, 1882; drew for the Chinese government final papers for loan of $100,- 000,000, as well as detailed plans for con-

construction, etc., of schools and other documents in both English and Chinese. Author of (Chinese) : Mental Arithmetic, Life of Christ, Translation of Declaration of Independence; (English) : The Prac- tical Effect of Confucianism upon Chi- nese Nation, Travels in Western China, Catalogue and Hand-Book of Antique Chinese Procelains, The Real Chinaman, The Real Chinese Question. Address, Newark, Wayne Co., N. Y.

HOLDEN, Albert J .:

Organist, composer; born Boston, Mass .. 1841; son of John and Lydia A. Holden; came to N. Y. City in 1855, where he stud - ied music; organist more than thirty years at Church of the Divine Paternity (Universalist) and the Church of the Pur- itans; his compositions, anthems, hymns and other church music number 300; be- sides songs, part songs, ballads and choruses. Has edited and compiled nu- merous collections of music. Member: of New England Society. Residence, 162 W 136th St .; office, 108 5th Ave., N. Y. City.

HOLDEN, Alexander M .:

Banker; born Mendon, N. Y., Oct. 11. 1848; son of Timothy H. Holden and Min- erva J. (Martin) Holden; sixth in descent from Richard Holden, of Watertown, Mass., and of Minerva J. Martin, daughter of Alexander Martin; prepared for college at kochester High School, 1865, and sincu then has been in mercantile and banking business, establishing a bank at Honeoye Falls, in 1870, of which he has since been proprietor; married in 1870 Eleanor L. Warner, of Lima, N. Y .; has one son, Raleigh W. Holden; member of the Am- erican Bankers Association, also N. Y. State Bankers' Association, and has been secretary, treasurer and chairman of group 2 of this organization; one of the original proprietors of the Rochester Southern R. R., a part of the Lehigh Valley System, of which he has been a director for fifteen years; stockholder and director in many local enterprises, and interested in educational matters, in the organizing of the Union School at Hone- oye Falls; has been trustee and treasur- er of the Genesee Wesleyan Seminary. at Lima since 1887; he was lay delegate from Genesee Conference to the General Con- ference of the M. E. Church held at Cleve- land, O., in 1896; member of Empire State Society, Sons of American Revolution, Genesee Valley Club, of Rochester; Roch- ester Historical Society and other civic

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societies. Address, Honeoye Falls, N. Y. | (1887); Samantha Among the Brethren, HOLDEN, Edward S .: (1890); Samantha Among the Colored Folks, (1892); Samantha at the World's Fair, (1894); Samantha in Europe, (1896) ; serial: Around the World with Josiah Allen's Wife, (1900); Samantha at the St. Louis Exposition, (1904); has also contributed largely to magazines and periodicals. Address, Pierrepont Manor, Jefferson County, N. Y.

Librarian and astronomer; cadet, ap- pointed from Missouri, U. S. Military Academy, 1866; second lieutenant, Fourth Artillery, June 15, 1870; transferred to Engineers, June 10, 1872; resigned, March 28, 1873; appointed professor of mathe- matics, U. S. Navy, 1873, serving as as- tronomer U. S. Naval Observatory, Wash- ington, till 1881, when he was made di- rector of the Washburn Observatory, Wis .; 1885-88, president of University of California; 1888-98, director of Lick Ob- servatory; 1901 to date, librarian of the U. S. Military Academy at West Point. Member of numerous scientific societies at home and abroad. Sc.D., LL.D .; Knight- Commander Ernestine Order (Saxony), Knight Danebrog Order (Denmark), etc. Author of a large number of books and papers on astronomical and other sub- jects. Address, West Point, N. Y., and Century Club, N. Y. City.

HOLDEN, Raleigh Warner:

Secretary of the Rochester Composite Brick Company ; born Honeoye Falls, N. Y., July 7, 1878 ; son of Alexander Mar- tin and Eleanor Warner Holden; was graduated from Genesee Wesleyan Semin- ary, 1895 : from Syracuse University with degree of A. B., 1901. Member of Delta . Upsilon Fraternity, and Union Star Lodge, F. & A. M .; treasurer of National Con- vention of same in 1900; member of Sons of the American Revolution by virtue of eleven ancestors in the Revolutionary Army. Address, 68 Exchange Pl. Build- ing, Rochester N. Y,

HOLLAND, Edmund Milton:

Actor; born New York, 1848; has played leading roles in Social Highwayman, (1896-97); Eben Holden, (1901-02); Pope Pius X in the Eternal City, (1902-03), etc. Address, Lambs Club, N. Y. City.

HOLLEY, Marietta:

Author; born near Adams, N. Y .; youngest child of John M. and Mary (Taber) Holley; in her youth was exceed- ingly fond of music, which she taught for several years; decided to devote her- self to literature and early began to con- tribute to magazines; first book published: Betsy Bobbett, proved a success, having a large sale in this country and being re- published in Europe. Author also of Samantha at the Centennial; My Way- ward Pardner, (1880); The Mormon Wife. an illustrated poem, (1880); Miss Rich- ard's Boy, (1883); Sweet Cicely, (1885), Samantha at Saratoga, (1887); Poems,

HOLLICK, Charles Arthur:

Sanitary engineer, botanist, geologist; (Generally known as Arthur Hollick, all writings being signed with latter name); born New Brighton, (S. I.) N. Y., Feb. 6, 1857; son of Frederick Hollick, M. D., and Eleanor Eliza Bailey Hollick; edu- cated at private schools on Staten Island, in New York and at Weisbaden, Germany; was graduated from Columbia College School of Mines in class of 1879 with de- gree of Ph. B .; received degree of Ph. D. from Columbian University of Washing- ton, D. C., in 1897; married Adeline Au- gusta Talkington; sanitary engineer, N. Y. City Health Department, 1881-1892 ; sani- tary inspector, N. Y. State Board of Health, and Boards of Health of Brooklyn and Long Island City, during the same period; member of the Board of Health, Village of New Brighton, S. I., 1886-92; appointed Fellow in geology, Columbia, 1890; assistant in geology, 1892; tutor, 1893; remained at Columbia until 1901; in that year accepted position of curator of the department of fossil botany in the N. Y. Botanical Garden; is an assistant geologist on the staff of the U. S. Geologi- cal Survey ; holds membership in Torrey Botanical Club (secretary, 1883-88) ; Na- tural Science Association of Staten Island (secretary, 1881 to date) ; New York Acad- emy of Sciences; Botanical Society of Am- erica (treasurer, 1896 to date) ; Geologi- cal Society of America; American Asso- ciation for the Advancement of Science (secretary of Sec. E, 1898-99), and Wild Flower Preservation Society ; commissioner and president, Port Richmond, S. I., Boul- evard Commission, 1896 ; commissioner, and vice-president Richmond County, S. I., Park Commission, 1897-1900 ; president, 1901 to date; active in social and political affairs on Staten Island· assisted in the organization of the Good Government and Citizen's Union movements and served frequently as an officer or member of committees of these organizations; one of the organizers of the Staten Island Tree Planting and Protective Associa- tion and active worker in promoting a

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sentiment in favor of the recogni- tion of Arbor Day. Member of Staten Island Club and Fox Hills Golf Club. Published works consist largely of reports on geology and botany for the U. S. Geological Survey and the Geological Surveys of New York, New Jersey, Mary- land and Louisiana, besides contributions on local geology and botany. Address, New York Botanical Garden, N. Y. City. HOLLINS, F. C .:

Banker and railroad official; born Phila- delphia; at the age of seventeen entered the agency of the Bank of British North America in New York, where he rose to the position of assistant cashier; at twen- ty-one he took charge of the Coles estate in Jersey City, and sold for that estate to the Erie and Morris & Essex R. R. Com- panies a large part of the dock and ter- minal properties now occupied by them; served for two years as a director in the Board of Education in Jersey City. In 1879 he became a junior partner in the banking and brokerage firm of H. B. Hol- lins & Co., in 1886 organized the present banking and brokerage house of F. C.

Hollins & Co .; 1886, became a di- rector of the Lake Erie & Western Ry. Co., and was afterwards appointed chair- man of the stockholders' committee of re- organization; after a bitter controversy he carried his plans through successfully, and at the sale of the property secured the road for the stockholders. Was also a director in the Peoria, Decatur & Evans- ville Ry. Co., and, as one of the executive committee, with the late Columbus R. Cummings, sold the road to Columbus C. Baldwin and the Hanover Bank interests. of N. Y. City. Address, 11 Wall St., N. Y. City.

HOLLINS, Harry B .:

Vice-president and director of Tenth and Twenty-Third St. Ferry Co. and Brooklyn Ferry Co .; secretary, treasurer and director of Chicago Ry. Co .; trustee of North American Trust Co., director of American Light and Traction Co., Beaver and Wall St. Corporation, Central Union Gas Co., Century Realty Co., Havana Commercial Co., Havana Tobacco Co., International Steam Pump Co., Knicker- bocker Trust Co., The Plaza Bank, Rem- ington Construction Co., and Northern Union Gas Co. Married Miss Evalina Knapp. Member of Union, Metropolitan, Knickerbocker and South Side Clubs. Residence, 12 West 56th St .; office, 15 Wall St., N. Y. City.

HOLLISTER, Henry H .:

Banker; director of Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern Railway Co., Du- rango Central Railroad Co., Durango Development Co., Keokuk and Des Moines Railroad Co., Madison Square Garden Co., Mexican Mining and Smelting Co., National Horse Show Association of Am- erica and Pcoria and Bureau Valley R. R. Co. Married Miss Annie W. Stephen- son. Member of Metropolitan, Union, Riding, South Side, Sons of Revolution, and Church Clubs. Residence, 21 West 49th St .; office, 17 Broad St., N. Y. City.

HOLLISTER, William H., Jr .:

Lawyer; born Coxsackie, N. Y .; Oct. 11, 1847; prepared for college at Phillips Academy, Andover, Mass., and Hudson River Institute, Claverack, N. Y .; was graduated from Williams College in 1870; while in college was one of the prize orators: editor of Williams Quarterly; member of Delta Kappa Epsilon Frater- nity, elected member of Phi Beta Kappa and class day president; in the Census Dureau at Washington in. 1870-71; studied law in Troy from 1871-1874 and admitted to the Bar at Binghamton, N. Y., in 1874; has practiced law in Troy ever since. In 1878 married J. Frances Hillman, daugh- ter of Joseph Hillman; elder in Second Presbyterian Church of Troy since 1884; president board of trustees in Second Presbyterian Church since 1881; commis- sioner from Troy Presbytery to Presby- terian General Assembly at Minneapolis in 1886; member Synod of New York froin 1898-1901; president of commission to lo- cate public market in Troy in 1899; school commissioner of Troy, 1878-81; one of the founders of the Troy Record in 1895 and president of company until 1903; president of New York State Convention of Young Men's Christian Association at Kingston in 1900; director of Young Men's Christian Association of Troy since 1895; elected trustee of Williams College in 1901 and now secretary of board; trustee of Troy Orphan Asylum since 1875. Address, Troy, N. Y.

HOLM, Charles F .:

Lawyer and banker; born N. Y. City, March 8, 1862; graduate of Columbia College Law School, 1882; admitted to Bar, 1882; vice-president of the United National Bank of N. Y. City and vice- president Brockville, Westport & Sault Ste. Marie R. R., Canada, and counsel for same and for Consumers' Brewing Co. of N. Y., Excelsior Brewing Co.,

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Ferd Münch Brewing Co., Clausen &

Price Brewing Co., United Wine & Trad-

ing Co., American Exchange Cigar Co., and numerous other prominent New York corporations; organizer of the first co- operative trade corporation in New York and counsel for more than thirty (all successful), with membership aggregat- ing over 5,000 and representing assets of more than $10,000,000; member of Riding and Driving Club, Captain in the Fourteenth Regiment, N. G., S. N. Y., and thirty-second degree Freemason; married, first, daughter of George Mar- tienssen ; second, Grace Boies, of Brook- lyn. Address, 61 Park Row, N. Y. City. HOLME, Leicester:

Jurist, born Holmesburg, Pa .; son of Rev. Dr. J. Stanford Holme and Anna Mateson Holme; was graduated from Columbia Law School, 1874. Married Fanny Hastings. Democrat. Private secretary to Mayor Grant, 1888-90. High Bridge Park Commissioner. City Judge. Excise Commissioner, 1892. Mason. Member of Lawyers, Manhattan, N. Y. Athletic and Larchmont Yacht Clubs. Address, N. Y. Athletic Club, N. Y. City. HOLMES, Clayton Wood:

Manufacturer; born LeRaysville, Pa., Sept. 26, 1848. Lafayette, A. B., 1869. A. M., 1874. Manufacturing chemist. Publisher Elmira Daily Advertiser and managing editor. Secretary of the N. Y. State Pharmaceutical Association for sev- enteen years after organization in 1879, President Hygeia Refrigerating Co .; vice- president Elmira Co-operative Savings & Loan Association ; president Cherry Valley Mutual Loan Association. Member N. Y. Commandery, Military Order Loyal Legion of the U. S .; Sons American Revolution. Address, 410 W. Gray St., Elmira, N. Y.

HOLMES, Ernest Raymond:

Assistant editor of Success magazine; lecturer; born Wapello, Iowa, Aug. 17, 1868; was graduated from University of Nebraska, B. L., 1890, A. M., 1898 (Ro- mance languages); married, 1896, Miss Kittie Shackelton; city editor Daily Hub, Kearney, Neb., 1890-91; exchange editor, Nebraska State Journal, 1891-93; 1893-94 made bicycle tour of Europe, correspond- ent of Chicago Times and Lincoln Journal; city editor Lincoln Journal, 1894-98; stu- dent in Romance languages and phi- lology, University of Paris, Collège de France and Ecole des Chartes, 1898- 99; attaché U. S. Commission to the Paris Exposition, 1899-1901; traveled in Italy, France, Belgium, Holland and England

during this European stay, and corres- ponded for American papers and maga- zines; assistant editor of Success maga- zine 1901 to present; articles in various magazines; lecturer, chiefly on travel, since 1902. Address, care Success, Wash- ington Sq., N. Y. City.

HOLMES, Rev. John McClellan, D. D .:

Clergyman; born Livingston, N. Y., Jan. 22, 1834; eldest son of Rev. Edwin Holmes and Sarah M. Mcclellan; on his father's side his ancestry in this country dates back to 1630, while on his mother's side he is a direct descendant of Colonel Hugh McClellan, who came to this country in 1749, and bore such a conspic- uous part in the Revolutionary struggle; was graduated from Williams College in 1853, spent one year in the study of Eng- lish literature, and in 1857 completed his studies in the Theological Seminary at New Brunswick, N. J .; in July of the same year he was ordained and installed pastor of the Reformed Dutch Church of East Williamsburg, N. Y., where he remained until Nov., 1859; then he ac- cepted a call to the Lee Avenue Reformed Dutch Church of Brooklyn, N. Y .; after six years of successful service in this church he became pastor of the First Reformed Dutch Church of Hudson, N. Y., continuing in this field of labor until June 1, 1877; during this pastorate he was a member of the Board of Superintend- ents of the Theological Seminary at New Brunswick, N. J., a member of the Board of Foreign Missions of the Reformed Dutch Church; president of the Particular Synod of New York, delegate to the Pan Presbyterian Council at Edinburgh, and president of the General Synod of the Re- formed Dutch Church; in 1870 he re- ceived from Rutgers College the degree of D. D. In 1877 he removed to Albany and assumed the charge of the State Street Presbyterian Church of that city; the church greatly increased in numbers and influence and became the largest Protestant church in Albany; during his ministry in this church he was summoned to important service throughout the Pres- byterian denomination; in 1879, he was moderator of the Synod of Albany; in 1884, moderator of the Synod of New York; in 1888, delegate to the Pan Pres- byterian Council in London; from 1888 to 1892 was member of the Western Section of the Alliance of Reformed Churches; from 1886 to 1900, trustee of Auburn Theo- logical Seminary; from 1888 to 1900, direc- tor of Union Theological Seminary in

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the City of N. Y .; after twenty-one years of service in Albany impaired health compelled him to retire from the active duties of

the pastorate. Residence, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.

HOLMES, Mary Jane:

Author; born Brookfield, Mass .; began writing at 15. Author: English Orphans; Homestead on Hillside; Lena Rivers; Dora Deane; Marian Grey; Edith Lyle; Daisy Thornton; Madeline; Queenie Hetherton; Marguerite; Dr. Hathern's Daughters; Paul Ralston; Darkness and Daylight; Hugh Worthington; Cameron Pride; Rose Mather; Ethelyn's Mistake; Millbank; Edna Browning; West Lawn; Mildred; Château d'Or; Christmas Stor- ies; Gretchen; Mrs. Hallam's Companion; The Tracy Diamonds; The Cromptons; Renu's Experiment, etc. Address, Brock- port, N. Y.

HOLMES, Samuel Van Vranken:

Presbyterian clergyman; born Brooklyn, N. Y., March 23, 1862; son of Rev. John McC. and Frances ( Van Vranken) Holmes; was graduated from Williams College, 1883; student in Berlin Univer- sity, 1883-84; was graduated from Prince- ton Theological Seminary, 1887; Installed minister in Nov., 1887; D. D., Williams College, 1903; pastor Presbyterian Church, Richfield Springs, N. Y., 1887-92; asso- ciate pastor First Presbyterian Church, Washington, D. C., 1892-93; pastor West- minster Church, Buffalo, N. Y., from 1893 to present time; married, 1887, Helen Stanton, of Bridgeport, Conn. Address, Buffalo, N. Y.

HOLT, George Chandler.

Jurist; born Mexico, N. Y., Dec. 31, 1843; was graduated from Yale, 1866; Columbia Law School, 1869, and ad- mitted same year to N. Y. bar; married 1871 Mary Louisa Bowen; in private practice of the law until 1898, when he was made referee in bankruptcy, serving as such until 1903, in which year he became judge of the U. S. District Court, Southern District, N. Y. Republican. Member of Fine Arts Society, Bar Association; clubs: Century, Lawyers, Yale, Sons of Revolution. Residence, 12 West 40th St., N. Y. City. HOLT, Hamilton:

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Who's who in New York (city and state) 1904, Part 82

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