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Society; New York Genealogical and Bio- graphical Society, Essex Institute, etc. Players' and Strollers' Clubs, New York; Pen and Pencil and Lawyers' Clubs, Philadelphia, etc. Admitted to Philadel- phia bar, 1868; practiced 'until 1894; since devoted himself to literature and art; recognized in Europe and America as ex- pert upon art and historical portraiture. Contributor to the Century, Harper's, McClure's and other leading magazines. Author of articles on Philadelphia in En- cyclopedia Britannica, Edinburgh, 1SS5, and London, 1903; Bibliographia Lincolni- ana, 1870; Mary White-Mrs. Robert Mor- ris, 1870; "Turner the Dream Painter," 1879; "Hints on Portraits and How to Catalogue Them," 1898; "Bruwere's Life Masks of Great Americans," 1899; "Abraham Lincoln's Place in History," 1900; "Gilbert Stuart's Portraits of Women," 1902, etc. Latest work. "Cata- logue of the Engraved Portraits of Wash- ington." a sumptuous quarto volume. illustrated with twenty plates and pub- lished by the Grolier Club, New York, 1904. To its preparation the author de- voted six years and in it are described 1,514 different prints. Has in hand "His- tory of American Miniature Painting" and "Frauds in Historical Portraits." Address. 2206 Delancey Place, Philadel- phia, Pa.
HART. John:
President of the Doylestown Trust Company. Address, Doylestown. Bucks County, Pa.
HART. Lane Schofield:
Member of the Pennsylvania Command- ery of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion; First Sergeant Fourth Pennsyl- vanin Infantry April 16, 1861: discharged July 26. 1861; First Lieutenant Fifty- first Pennsylvania Infantry, Sept. 16. 1861: Captain July 28. 1862; Major July 21. 1964: honorably discharged for disability Dec. 17. 1864. Flected Oct. 21, 1885. Address. care of Recorder of Loyal Legion, 1535 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
HART. William W .:
Jurist and State Senator: born in Ly- coming County, Pa., Ang. 25. 1913; worked as a boy on his father's farm. attending the district schools and finish- ing his education at Tuscarora Academy. where he graduated in 1965. In 1867 he bewan the study of law under the late Judge Metzger, and was admitted to the
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bar of Lycoming County in 1869. He opened an office in the county seat and has continued actively in practice, he being especially well known in connec- tion with the Orphans Court. He is an earnest Democrat and has held various offices of trust and honor under his party. He was elected to the Senate of Pennsyl- vania in 1882, and served in that body for four years, staunchly maintaining the measures and principles of his party. In 1884 and 1888 he served as a delegate to the Democratic National Convention, and in 1891 was elected President Judge of the Twenty-ninth Judicial District, serving for a full term of ten years. Address, Williamsport, Pa.
HARTE, Richard H .:
Surgeon; born near Rock Island, Ill., Oct. 23, 1855; educated in the Rock Island schools and in the Medical De- partment of the University of Pennsyl- vania, where he was graduated in 1878. He subsequently went abroad and spent some time in the British hospitals. On his return he was elected resident phy- sician to the Pennsylvania Hospital in Philadelphia and assistant demonstrator of surgery in he University of Pennsyl- vania; also surgeon to the University Hospital Dispensary, and in 1SS3 became attending surgeon to the Out Patient Department of the Pennsylvania Hos- pial. Subsequently he became in succes- sion assistant to Dr. Agnew in his sur- gical lectures, assistant demonstrator of anatomy in the university and demon- strator of osteology in the same institu- tion, in which branch he took charge of the instruction until 1899. He is at pres- ent surgeon to a number of hospitals, and since 1899 has been Treasurer of the Col- lege of Physicians. He is President of the Philadelphia Academy of Surgery and a member of the American Surgical Association, and has written many sur- gical papers for scientific publications. Address, 1503 Spruce St., Philadelphia, Pa.
HARTMAN, Galen C .:
Lawyer; born in Independence, Wash- ington County, Pa., May 25, 1865; edu- cated by private tutor and in the public schools, later taking a three years' scien- tific course at Bethany College, after which he went to the University of Mich- igan, taking an engineering course there, then taking up law at the same institu- tion and graduating from the Law De-
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partment in 1885. For one year he prac- ticed in Wellsburg, W. Va., and in 1886 moved to Pittsburg and entered into the real estate business as manager of the mortgage department of Black & Baird, afterward Black & Gloninger, now the Real Estate Trust Company; during his connection with these firms he aided in the investment of millions of dollars in mortgages. In 1889 he was admitted to the bar of Allegheny County, and since 1892 has devoted his attention exclusively to the practice of law in the civil courts. He is a Director of the Guarantee Title and Trust Company, is interested in several of Pittsburg's banks and business enterprises, and is a member of the Ar- bitration Committee of the Pittsburg Chamber of Commerce. Member of the Academy of Science and Art, and of the General Committee of the University Ex- tension Society of Pittsburg. Address, 433 Fifth Ave., Pittsburg, Pa.
HARTMAN, George J .:
Insurance agent; born in Millersburg, Dauphin County. Pa., Jan. 24, 1862: re- moved with his parents to Sunbury in 1871; educated in the public schools; ac- cepted a position in the freight depart- ment of the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1880; transferred to the Wilkesbarre office in 1886; after seven years of service in the coal department. he became the repre- sentative in the anthracite coal region of a Philadelphia mercantile house; in 1889 opened a general insurance agency under the firm name of Hartman & Warbrick, and at present engaged in that business; elected a member of the House of Rep- resentatives in November, 1900, and re- elected in 1902. In the session of 1903 he was appointed a member of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission for the State of Pennsylvania. Address, Wilkes- barre, Pa.
HARTMAN, Jesse L .:
President of the First National Bank of Hollidaysburg. Address, Hollidaysburg, Blair County, Pa.
HARTMAN, Joseph:
President of the Butler County National Bank. Address, Butler, Pa.
HARTRANET. Frank A .:
Lawyer: born Feb. 25. 1855, at Falkner Swamp. Montgomery County, Pa. Edu- cated in public schools of Philadelphia. Member of City Councils of Philadelphia.
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President and Director of North Philadel- phia Trust Company. Married Belle S. Cummings, June 27. 1879. Democrat in politics. Address, 1705 Cayuga St .; office, 801-4 Girard Building, Philadelphia, Pa.
HARTRANFT, Linn:
United States Appraiser: born in Nor- ristown, Pa., June 28, 1862; son of the late Gov. Hartranft: educated in the Univer- sity of Pennsylvania, and subsequently connected in business with his father. He took a deep interest in politics, and made himself prominent as a worker and campaigner for the Republicain Party, he proving a popular political orator. In 1890 his field of oratory took him outside of Pennsylvania, and in the 1896 Presi- dential campaign he was constantly em- ployed in Indiana and Illinois, making several speeches a day. He had become acquainted with Gov. Mckinley when en- gaged in Ohio, in 1891. and was one of his most ardent and energetic supporters for the Presidency in 1996. In 1897 Presi- dent Mckinley appointed him United States Appraiser for the Port of Phila- delphia, the Senate confirming the ap- pointment. As an Appraiser. Mr. Hart- ranft has given admirable service to the city and the Government. Address, 134 S. 2d St., Philadelphia, Pa.
HARTSHORNE. Charles:
Railroad official: son of Dr. Joseph and Anna (Bonsall) Hartshorne; born Sept. 2, 1829 in Philadelphia. From 1843 to 1845; he was a student at Haverford Col- lege. In 1847 he was graduated from University of Pennsylvania, and in 1850 received degree of A. M. In 1857 he engaged in railroad service: was Presi- dent in 1857 of the Quakake Railroad, also Ichigh & Mahanoy Railroad in 1862; afterward became united with the Le-
high Valley Railroad, of which he was Vice President from 1365 to 1599. Pre- ceding that time he was President of Choctaw Coal and Railway Co., also Vice President Philadelphia, Reading and New England Railroad Co. Trustee of Lehigh University, Haverford and Bryn Mawr Colleges, also a member of the Board of Managers of Pennsylvania Hospital, and member of American Academy of Poli- tics and Social Science. Address, Merion Station, Pa.
HARTZ, Wilson Tweed:
Lieutenant Colonel United States Army; born in Pottsville. Schuylkill County, Pa .. Sept. 9, 1536; educated in the public
schools and the Pottsville Academy, and completed his course at an early age. Followed the profession of a mining en- gineer for about two years, then as a civil engineer in the employ of the Mine Hill and Schuylkill Haven Railroad Com- pany for about five years, until the commencement of the Civil War. He is a son of Samuel and Harriet Hartz: John Hartz, from whom the family in this country descends, came from Wurtem- berg, Germany, about 1,50, and settled in Berks County. Pa., and married there. The mother is a descendant of John Moore-one of the three brothers of John, Joseph and Andrew Moore -- who came to this country from Scotland in the ship Welcome in company with William Penn, arriving on Oct. 27, 1682; her grandfather, Stephen Moore, owned the grounds now occupied by the West Point Military Academy and transferred the same to the United States Government Sept. 10, 1790. Mr. Hartz was enrolled April 16. 1861; appointed Sergeant Major Sixth Pennsyl- vania Volunteer Infantry, April 22. 1$61. and mustered out of service July 27, 1861; was appointed Lieutenant First Regi- ment. Excelsior Brigade (Seventieth New York Volunteers). Aug. 30, 1861, and was on duty from that date, and was mustered out Oct. 22, 1861; was Adjutant of the regiment from February 1, 1862, to Oct. 23, 1862. when he was appointed Captain and Assistant Adjutant General of Vol- unteers. He participated in eighteen bat- tles and skirmishes, including the siege of Yorktown, and received a bullet wound in the right breast at the battle of Fred- ericksburg, Va .. Dec. 13. 1862: assigned to duty as assistant to the Commissary General of Prisoners Feb. 17, 1863; com- missioned Major of Volunteers by brevet to date from March 13. 1865, for faithful and meritorious service during the war; relieved from duty Aug. 22, 1867. and commended in orders by Major General E. A. Hitchcock. the retiring Commissary General of Prisoners, the office having been closed and the records transferred to the War Department. Adjutant Gen- eral's office; mustered out of service as Captain and Assistant Adjutant General of Volunteers. Sept. 1, 1867. He was ap- pointed Second Lieutenant in the regular army May 11. 1866, and assigned to the Fifteenth United States Infantry; was commissioned First Lieutenant and Cap- tain by brevet to date from March 2. 1SAT. for gallant and meritorious services in the battle of Fair Oaks, Va; Major by
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brevet to date from March 2. 1867, for gallant and meritorious service in the battle of Fredericksburg, Va. Was pro- moted First Lieutenant June 17, 1867; Captain Aug. 23, 1877; Major April 26, 1898; Lieutenant Colonel May 25, 1899, and assigned to the Twenty-second In- fantry; retired from active service on his own application May 31, 1900, three months and nine days previous to period due to retire by operation of law, and af- ter an honorable service of thirty-nine years, the greater part being in the South and West. In Alabama during the re- construction as Acting Assistant Adju- tant General of the district, Texas, New and Old Mexico, Arizona, Colorado, Mis- souri. Dakota, Montana, Louisiana, Illinois and Virginia, He was in command of troops and in charge of building canton- ment at Pagosa Springs, Col., winter of 1878-1879; was in the Ute campaign with his company, winter of 1$79-1SS0; Vic- toria campaign, summer and fall of 1880; escort duty with engineers of Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad. winter of 1880-1881 in New Mexico and Arizona. In command of Camp Poplar River, Mont .. from July, 1884. to September, 1886; on duty at Jackson Barracks, New Orleans, La., from April, 1890, to May, 1891, and was in command of the troops and post at the time of the Mafia troubles, He took part in the suppression of the rail- road riots in the vicinity of Chicago, summer of 1894, and received the per- sonal thanks of the Department Comman- der for services rendered. He was mar- ried; Oct. 18, 1876, to Maud Rutherford, a daughter of Thomas Scott Rutherford of St. Louis, Mo., a descendant of the Ruth- erfords of Rutherford, Scotland. Address. 214 West Ninety-second St., New York,
HARTZLER, Henry Burns:
Bishop United Evangelical Church since 1902: born Lower Windsor Township, York County, Pa., March 23, 1840; son of Jacob and Magdalena Hartzler; edu- cated in common schools; married March 21, 1865. to Sarah A. Zeller. Taught school from 1962 to 1561: entered minis- try. 1866; editorial life. 1575; Bible teach- er and lecturer in Dwight L. Moody's Mt. Hermon School and Ladies' Training School. Northfield. Mass., and Chaplain of former, 1990 to 1895. Editor Evan- gelical Messenger, Cleveland, Ohio. 1879- 1$$7; associate editor 1875-1879; editor The Evangelical, Harrisburg. Pa .. . 1887- 150, and 1:15-1002. Author of "Moody
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in Chicago," 1894; "Studies in the Acts." 1900. Chancellor of Perkasie Park and Central Pennsylvania Bible Conferences, Address, 1701 N. Second St., Harrisburg. Pa.
HARVEY, Charles H., M. D .:
One of the most prominent homeopathic physicians in West Philadelphia; born in Philadelphia, Oct. 31, 1868. He is of Qua- ker origin and belongs to one of the old- est families in Pennsylvania; he is a de- scendant from Dr. Edward Jones, who came over in the good ship Lyon, which landed at Pencoyd, Aug. 14, 1682, two months prior to the landing of William Penn; he is the son of the late James B. Harvey. He received his early educa- tion in the public schools of the Thir- ty-fourth Ward, afterward graduating from the Pennsylvania State College. Bellefonte, Pa .; studied law in the office of J. Morgan Jennison, but finally took up the study of medicine, graduating from Hahnemann College, Philadelphia, in April, 1893. Married, Oct. 30, 1995. to Miss Emma J. Brooks, only daughter of Henry Brooks; began his military career by enlisting in Keystone Battery A. Jan. 10, 1687; was appointed hospital steward in August, 1991; Second Lieutenant and Quartermaster, Feb. 1S. 1895; he was elected Captain of Company B, Nine- teenth Infantry, now Company K, Third Regiment Infantry. 1SOS. In civil life he is a member of the State Board of Health. the Germantown Medical Club, Saturday Night Club of Microscopists. Oriental Lodge, 385. F. and A. M .; Oriental Chap- ter, R. A. C., 183; St. John's Commandery. No. 4. K. T .; Lu Lu Temple, A. O. N. M. S .. Philadelphia Sovereign Consistory of
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ty-second degree, A. A. S. R .; Fairview Council. Jr. O. U. A. M .; Pennsylvania Society Sons of the American Revolution: Thirty-fourth Ward Republican. McKin- ley and M. S. Quay Clubs, Young Repub- lican CIub of Philadelphia. National Rifle Association of America, National Guard Association, and the Meadow Brook Gun Club. Address. 1301 North Fifty-second St .. Philadelphia, Pa.
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HARVEY. Olin F .:
Physician; born in Kingston. Pa., Sept. 28. 1916; son of Col. E. B. Harvey: pre- pared for college at Wyoming Seminary: was graduated from Lafayette College in 171 with degree of A. B .: A. M. in 1974. Studied medicine at University of Penn -
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sylvania and graduated in 1873 with de- gree of M. D .; 1575 appointed Assistant Surgeon Ninth Regiment Pennsylvania Militia; upon reorganization of National Guard was appointed Surgeon of Ninth Regiment and commissioned with rank of Major; served continuously until re- tired in 1890, and name was placed on the Roll of Retired Officers in accordance with act of 1857. Member of staff of Wilkesbarre City Hospital, staff of Mercy Hospital, Luzerne County Medical Go- ciety, Medical Society of Pennsylvania, American Medical Association, Fellow of the American Academy of Medicine, Trus- tee Danville Asylum, 1590-1900; one of the organizers and incorporators of the West- moreland Club; companion of the Mili- tary Order of the Loyal Legion (First Class). Address, Wilkesbarre, Pa.
HARVEY, William J .:
Real estate broker; born in West Nanti- coke, Luzerne County, Pa .. May 13, 1838; educated at the Edgefield School. Prince- ton, N. J., after which he became mana- ger of the Harvey coal mine at Nanti- coke. owned by his father. In October, 1861. he enlisted as a private in the Vol- unteer service, rising in rank till he be- came Adjutant of his regiment, the Sev- enth Pennsylvania. He took part in all the engagements till Nov. 26. 1862, when he resigned his commission and returned home; here he and his younger brother took control of the Harvey mine, carrying it on till 1871, when it was sold; the Har- vey Brothers were engaged in the lumber trade at Plymouth till 1886, and in 1876 obtained control of the Wilkesbarre and Kingston Street Railway, of which Mr. Harvey was President from 1871 to 1992, when the road was sold. For over twen- ty-five years he was engaged with his brother in the real estate and stock bro- kerage business; he was made President of the Grand Opera Company in 1892. and of the Wyoming Valley Ince Works in 1894. In 1855 he was elected to the Wilkesbarre City Council, of which for years he has been President. He is a Mason of high degree, a member of the Union League of Philadelphia, of the Loy- al Legion, the Grand Army of the Repub- lic. and other associations. Address. Wilkesbarre, Pa.
HASELTINE, Charles Field:
Art dealer: born in Philadelphia. July 29.1810; educated in the University of
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Pennsylvania; entered a dry goods com- mission house and later started business for himself in this line, first by himself and then as a member of the firms of Haseltine & McCope and John H. Wil- liams & Co. When the Civil War began he called a meeting at Musical Fund Hall. as a consequence of which the Keystone Battery was organized, he being elected Senior First Lieutenant; he resigned this commission after some service. but later organized a second battery at the time of the invasion of Maryland; after the battle of Antietam this battery, which had not reached the front, was disbanded. In 1868 he entered into the art business on Chestnut Street. Philadelphia, his estab- lishment becoming well known under the name of The Haseltine Galleries; his place of business was removed several times on account of fire and for other reasons, but still exists as an unsurpassed bazar for the sale of fine paintings. He is a member of the Sketch and Art Clubs. the Union League and several other asso- ciations. Address, 1822 Chestnut St .. Philadelphia, Pa.
HASSON, Patrick:
Captain United States Army; born in Ireland; appointed from Pennsylvania: private, Corporal and Sergeant Company E Fourth Infantry. Jan. 12, 1856, to Jan. 12. 1861; Second Lieutenant Fourteenth Infantry, Jan. 22. 1867; First Lieutenant April 12, 1$72; Captain April S. 18$9; bre- Vetted First Lieutenant. Feb. 27. 1590, for gallant services in action against Indians near Willows, Ariz .. Nov. S. 1867. where he was wounded; retired March 28, 1892. Address, Vancouver, Wash.
HAUGHTON. J. Paul:
Insurance manager; was born at Hano- ver. N. H., 1872: educated at Haverford College, near Philadelphia, and was grad- uated with the class of 1994. He selected the insurance business as his life work. and entered the office of the Fidelity & Casualty Company, where he remained until the New England Burglary Company was organized, when he resigned to enter the service of the latter as General Agent in company with Mr. John W. Muir. Ap- pointed United States Manager of Gen- pral Accident Assurance Corporation. Limited. of Perth. Scotland; also Vice President of the General Accident Insur- ance Company of Philadelphia. Member of University Club of Philadelphia, Merion
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Cricket Club, Haverford; Society of Colonial Wars; Bryn Mawr Polo Club,
Buzzard's Bay Yacht Club. Address, Philadelphia, Pa.
HAUPT, Lewis Muhlenberg:
Civil engineer; son of General Herman and Ann Cecilia (Keller) Haupt; born March 21, 1844, at Gettysburg, Pa; edu- cated at Lawrence Scientific School, Har- vard; in 1867 was graduated from United States Military Academy; was Lieutenant of Engineers in lake surveys in 1968: also in 1869 engineer officer of Fifth Military District, Texas; he resigned from the Army on Sept. 20, 1869; at the University of Pennsylvania from 1872 to 1892 he was Professor of Civil Engineering; he now practices his profession in Philadelphia. He was a member from 1897 to 1899 of the Nicaragua Canal Commission; also since 1899 of the Isthmian Canal Commis- sion; in 1897 he was President of Colum- bia-Cauca Arbitration; also Chief En- gineer, survey for ship canal across New Jersey; Consulting Engineer for Lake Erie and Ohio River ship canal. Editor of the American Engineering Register, 1SS5-1SSC; author of "Engineering Specifi- cations and Contracts," "The Topograph- er-His Methods and Instruments." "Phy- sical Phenomena of Harbor Entrances," which was the prize essay of the American Philosophical Society; "Special Report on Railway Plant of Paris Exposition," "Ca- nals and Their Economic Relation to Transportation," "A Move for Better Roads"; also contributed numerous pam- phlets on engineering subjects. Address, 107 North Thirty-fifth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
HAUSER. Theodore N .:
President of the First National Bank of Stoneboro. Address Stoneboro, Mercer County, Pa.
HAVILAND, Arthur:
Member of the Pennsylvania Comman- dery of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion: eldest son of deceased Companion Major Thomas P. Haviland; elected Oct. 16, 1889. Address, 2007 South Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
HAWES, Oscar B .:
Minister in the Unitarian Church; born in Montclair. N. J., Feb. 21. 1872; pre- pared for college in private school in Bos- ton: was graduated from Harvard with honors in 1993. After a year spent in the Harvard Divinity School and another year given up to teaching he traveled and
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studied abroad. In 1896 he took charge for a short tinie of a church in Greeley, Col., and in 1897 became the Minister of the First Unitarian church of Toronto, Can., and was ordained in the ministry. After taking some part in public life in Toronto for over three years he traveled abroad, and on his return accepted a call to the Unitarian Church of Germantown, Philadelphia, where he has since been stationed. Address, Germantown, Pa.
HAWK, Philip Bovier, M. S., Ph. D .:
Demonstrator of physiological chemistry in the Department of Medicine of the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa .; born in East Branch, New York, July 18, 1874; received the degree of B. S. from Wesleyan University; M. S. from Yale University, and Ph. D. from Colum- bia University. Member of Delta Kappa Epsilon. the college Greek letter frater- nity; of Sigma Xi. the Honorary Scien- tific Organization, the American Physio- logical Society, and the Society for Ex- perimental Biology and Medicine. He has published many papers of scientific interest. Address. Department of Medi- cine, University of Pennsylvania, Phila- delphia, Pa.
HAWKE, James Albert:
Medical Director United States Navy; born in Pennsylvania; appointed Assistant Surgeon, June 24, 1866; Naval Academy, Philadelphia. 1887-1868 was promoted to Passed Assistant Surgeon, 1872: promoted to Surgeon, May. 1879; Medical Inspector, June. 1895; Medical Director,. Sept. 24, 1899; retired, Jan. 31, 1903. Address, Bristol, Pa.
HAWKINS, Clyde Emile:
Captain United States Army; born in and appointed from Pennsylvania; Cadet Military Academy, June 17, 1891; Addi- tional Second Lieutenant Third Cavalry, June 12. 1995: Second Lieutenant, Aug. 8. 1895; First Lieutenant Seventh Cavalry, March 29. 1899; Captain, Sept. 17. 1901. Address, Manila, P. I.
HAWKINS, William George:
Jurist; born Sept. 6. 1840. in Allegheny County, Pa .; son of William G. and Mar- garet (Dillinger) Hawkins; was gradu- ated from Jefferson College with the class of 1561. Admitted to the Allegheny County bar Dec. 6. 1863; elected Presi- dent Judge of the Separate Orphans Court of Allegheny County for a term of ton years in 1874; re-elected in 1SS4 and in
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1894. Democrat in politics. Member of the University Club. Address, 423 Moore- wood Ave., Pittsburg, Pa,
HAWLEY, Joseph Williamson:
Member of the Pennsylvania Comman- dery of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion; Captain 124th Pennsylvania In- fantry. Aug. 12, 1862; Colonel, Aug. 16, 1862; honorably mustered out, May 17, 1863; Colonel Twenty-ninth Pennsylvania (Militia) Infantry, June 23, 1883; henor- ably mustered out, Aug. 1, 1863; elected Feb. 1, 18SS; Council of the Commandery, May 3, 1899-1901. Address, care of Re- corder of Loyal Legion, 1535 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
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