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LINDSAY. Homer J .:
Of the Carnegie Steel Company; born Dec. 7, 1S60. At the age of eighteen years he substituted for a telegraph operator in the Carnegie employ, and later was made Secretary to T. M. Car- negie. He was appointed rail salesman. and subsequently became a member of the firm. Married June 25. 1\90, Miss Emma Knoederer. Republican in politics. Is a member of the Americus, Duquesne and Country Clubs of Pittsburg, the Transportation, Engineers' and Strollers' Clubs of New York City. Address, Car- negie Building, Pittsburg, Pa.
LINDSEY. R. N .:
President of the Fayette Title and Trust Company. Address, Uniontown, Fayette County, Pa.
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LINDSEY. Wilton M .:
Lawyer and legislator; born in Warren County, Pa., June S. 1511; educated in Randolph Academy, N. Y .; in 1862 en- listed in the 115th Pennsylvania Volun- teers, but in the following year was discharged on account of ill health. He studied in the Edinboro State Normal School, and on Oct. 1, 1565. was appointed Superintendent of the Warren County common schools; he was elected to this position in 1866, and again in 1869, but resigned in 1871, having begun the study of law. He was admitted to the bar in 1872, and entered into partnership with Hon. S. P. Johnson, his preceptor, the firm gaining a very large practice and conducting some extensive land hti- gations. In 1876 Mr. Lindsey was elected to the Pennsylvania House of Represen- tatives, in which he did excellent ser- vice. He was chairman of the committee appointed to investigate the great railroad riots of 1877, and was active in legislation to bring the statutes into conformity with the new Constitution. Mr. Lindsey is senior member of the present law firm of Lindsey & Parmlee, which con- duets one of the largest and most profit - able practices in the western section of the State. Address, Warren, Pa.
LINEAWEAVER, Charles Pleasants.
Member of the Pennsylvania Command- ery of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion; eldest son of deceased Companion Capt. Washington K. Lineaweaver. Elect- ed Feb. 6. 1895. Address, 308 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
LINEN. James 1 .:
President of the Frist National Bank of Scranton. Address, Scranton, Pa. .
LANTON. Edwin:
Scientist and educator; Professor of Biology at Washington and Jefferson Col- lege since September, 18\2; born at East Bethlehem, Pa., March 11, 1855; was graduated from Washington and Jeffer- son College in 159; took the post-gradu- ate course at Yale in 1981-1\82. and re- ceived from that college the degree of Ph. D. in 1990. Married Margaret Mc-
Knight of Washington, Pa., in
1885; daughter of James I. Brownson, D. D. Engaged in scientific work for United States Fish Commission at Wodds Holl for several years, and in Yellowstone Na- tional Park. 1990; Beaufort, N. C., 1901- 1902. Member of American Society of
Naturalists; received silver medal at the Paris Exposition in' 1900. Wrote various zoological papers in report of United States Fish Commission and United States Natural Museum. Address, Washington, Pa.
LINTON. Harvey:
City Engineer; was born Feb. 22, 1844, at West Fallowfield Township, Chester County, Pa .: educated at public and pri- vate schools and at Westtown, Friends' School. In the service of the Pennsylva- nia Railroad Company from 1864 to 1874, being assistant engineer in charge of con- struction of nine miles of the Low Grade Division, Allegheny Valley Railroad, and in charge of location of railroads con- structed in Blair, Clearfield and Elk Counties, Pa. From 1874 to 1881 was in the lumber business in Bedford County, Pa., and in private practice that included water power development, water supply, and topograhpical and coal mine surveys in Central Pennsylvania. In 1881 and 1882 was assistant and principal assistant engineer on reconstruction of the Pitts- burg and Western Railroad; in private practice at Reynoldsville, Pa., in 1882 and 1883; was assistant engineer on surveys for new water supply for Philadelphia, 1883-1886, under Rudolph Hering. engi- neer in charge of surveys. In 1SS6-1SS7 opened office in Philadelphia for general practice; 1887-1888 principal assistant en- gineer on reconnoissance surveys and railroad location, Norfolk and Western Railroad; 1888 to present time, City En- gineer, Altoona, Pa. Became a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers in 1892. Address, Altoona, Pa.
LIPPINCOTT, Craige:
Publisher; born in Philadelphia Nov. 4. 1846. the son of Joshua B. Lippincott, head of the well known publishing firm of J. B. Lippincott & Co. Mr. Lippincott was educated in the University of Penn- sylvania and in European institutions, and entered his father's publishing house in 1866. In 1871 he married Sallie E. Bucknell. In 1885 the publishing house, then with a very large book publishing and book and stationery selling business, was incorporated as the J. B. Lippincott Co. In the following year Joshna B. Lippincott died, and his son succeeded nim as President of the company, two brothers, Walter and Bertram, being the other official members of the company. The establishment of the firm was de-
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stroyed by fire in 1899, but has been re- placed by a thoroughly adapted book manufactory and business structure at 227-223 E. Washington Square, Phila- delphia. Mr. Lippincott is a member of the Mayflower Descendants, Sons of the Revolution, Union League, and the Art and Rittenhouse Clubs. Address, 218 W. Rittenhouse Square, Philadelphia, Pa.
LIPPINCOTT, Henry C .:
Manager of agencies for the Penn Mu- tual Life Insurance Company; born in Philadelphia, Pa., April 12. 1844; he was graduated from the Central High School of that city; was admitted to the Phila- delphia bar in May, 1865, and practiced law until 1869, when he removed to Colo- rado, where he taught school and wrote for newspapers. He entered the insur- ance business in the employ of the Penn Mutual in February, 1874, and served in various capacities until he was appoint- ed manager of agencies in Janauary, 1SSS. He is active in everything that pertains to life insurance. His contributions to the business have been many and influential. and he has been in frequent request as a speaker by various associations. He has made the excellent canvassing mate- rial of the Penn Mutual, and has had much to do with its development as a company. Address, 1421 North Seven- teenth. St., Philadelphia, Pa.
LIPPINCOTT, James A .:
Eye and ear specialist of Pittsburg; born May 31, 1847, in New Glasgow, Pic- tou, Province of Nova Scotia; studied in the grammar schools, and in 1867 was graduated from Dalhousie University. Halifax. For two years he taught in the Pictou Academy, then took up the study of medicine. In 1873 was graduated from Jefferson College of Medicine, Philadel- phia; was elected resident physician to the Willis Eye Hospital, and a year later went to the Pennsylvania Hospital. In 1576 began private practice in the Quak- er City, and served on the medical staff of the Children's and also the Presbyte- rian Hospital. In 1877 he removed to Pitts- burg, and has since been identified prom- inently with the eye and ear department of the Pittsburg Free Dispensary; was Ophthalmic and Aural Surgeon to Mercy Hospital, and hell a similar position at the Allegheny Hospital and other char- itable institutions and asyhuuns. Author of many scientific papers, interested in
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civic work in the city, and prominently connected with various medical societies of the country. Address, 5033 Castleman St., Pittsburg, Pa.
LIPPINCOTT, Joshua Bertram :
Publisher; born in Montgomery County, Pa., Aug. 24, 1857; son of Joshua Bal- linger Lippincott, the well known Phila- delphia publisher and bookseller. Mr. Lip- pincott received his preliminary education at the Penn Charter School, was prepared for college at the Episcopal Academy of Philadelphia, and entered the University of Pennsylvania in the class of 187S. He left. however, in 1875, at the end of his freshman year. to enter his father's tablishment, and has since been engaged in the book trade. He became a member of the firm in January, 1884, and after the incorporation of the business in 1887, and the death of his father in 1SS6, he became the President of the J. B. Lippin- cott Company, which position he still holds. Mr. Lippincott has been active in the details of the business, and is the moving spirit in the unrivalled dictionary of the English language, which the firm is now engaged upon. Aside from his business relations. Mr. Lippincott is a Trustee of the University of Pennsylva- nia, a Director of the Academy of Music. and a member of the Union League, the Art Club, University Club, Geographical Club, and various other social organiza- tions. Address, Logan, Philadelphia, Pa.
LIPPINCOTT, Walter:
Publisher; born in Philadelphia in 1849; educated in the Thomas Baldwin School and the University of Pennsylvania, class of 1867. He left the University in his sophomore year and went into business in his father's publishing and bookselling es- tablishment, the J. B. Lippincott & Co. house. In this he showed extraordinary activity, so great indeed that he broke down nervously about isso and was obliged to withdraw from active labor in the establishment. His interest in the con- cern continued, however, and on the reor- ganization of the firm into an incorporated company in 1885 he became a Director in the company. Since then his services have been of an advisory character, his health not permitting an active partici- pation. Mr. Lippincott is a member of the Union League, the Rittenhouse, Uni- versity and Merion Cricket Clubs, and other societies. Address. 2101 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
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LISLE. Richard Mason:
Lieutenant United States Navy; born in Pennsylvania; he entered the Naval Academy Sept. 25, 1862; was graduated in 1866; Yantic, North Atlantic Station, 1866; Rhode Island, North Atlantic Station, 1S66; Susquehanna, Norh Atlantic Sta- tion, 1866-1867; Guerriere, flagship. South Atlantic Squadron, 1867-1868; promoted to Ensign April. 1868; Wasp, South Atlantic Station, 1868-1869; promoted to Master March 26, 1869; Terror (ironclad), North Atlantic Station, 1869-1870; commssioned as Lieutenant March 21, 1870; Navy Yard, Philadelphia, 1871; Torpedo Station 1871- 1872; Lackawanna, Asiatic Station, 1872- 1875; Navy Yard, League Island, 1876; Alliance, European Station, 1877-1879; Navy Yard, League Island, 1880-1883; re- tired Jan. 24, 1883, for incapacity result- ing from incident of service. Address, Paoli, Chester County, Pa.
LISLE. Robert P .:
Pay Director United States Navy; born in Pennsylvania; appointed from Penn- sylvania Nov. 2, 1863; entered the ser- vice as Acting Assistant Paymaster; ap- pointed Assistant Paymaster July 2, 1864; promoted to Passed Assistant Paymaster May 4, 1$66; commissioned as Paymaster Dec. 11, 1867; promoted to Pay Inspector Jan. 19, 1832; Pay Director July 10, 1900; retired Nov. 3, 1903. Address, 2109 Spruce St., Philadelphia, Pa.
LIT, Samuel:
Merchant; born about fifty years ago; educated in Philadelphia and engaged in business in a very modest way, in time opening a store in which the activity of himself and brother built up a profitable business. Their marked energy and abil- ity attracted the attention of capitalists, and they were engaged as managers of a large department store opened by some wealthy bankers at the northeast corner of Eighth and Market Streets. This con- cern, catering for a line of trade not met by the other department stores, that of the poorer classes, has been phenomenally successful, and shortly before 1900 began to expand, continuing until it extended along Market nearly to Seventh Street and along Eighth to Filbert Street. It at present has a very large floor space and does an immense business. Address. Eighth and Market Sts., Philadelphia, Pa.
LITTLE, Alvin L .:
Attorney at law: born at Saxton, Pa., Oct. 19, 1863; prepared for college at :
private schools and entered Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster, Pa., in 1882; was graduated in 1556; principal of the schools at Centre Hall; read law with the late Hon. William M. Hall at Bed- ford, Pa .; took a course of lectures in law at the University of Virginia; ad- mitted to practice in 1890; was elected District Attorney of Bedford County in 1896 and re-elected in 1899. Has always taken an active interest in Republican politics. Practices law in all the courts of Pennsylvania, as well as in the United States Courts. Address, Bedford, Pa.
LITTLE, Amos R .:
Dry goods merchant; born in Marsh- field. Mass., July 27, 1825; grandson of Commodore George Little, who served in the Navy during the Revolution, and commanded the Boston during the brief naval war with France. With little ad- vantages of education, the youth, at nine- teen, left his home and journeyed to Philadelphia, anxious to exchange his life on the farm for a mercantile career. He first found employment in a country store at Milestown, Pa., but after a year ob- tained employment in the wholesale house of Maynard & Haltun at a considerable advance in salary. In 1849 he married the daughter of George Peterson, a re- tired merchant, and in the following year embarked in business for himself in the dry goods commission trade, under the firm name of Little & Peterson. The business prospered, several changes tak- ing place in the firm title, it becoming successively Withers, Little & Peterson, Little & Stokes, Little, Stokes & Co., and finally, in 1866, Amos R. Little & Co. In 1883 Mr. Little retired from bus- iness with an ample competence, and made, with his wife, a three years' tour of the world. Mr. Little was active on the Financial Board of the Centennial Exposition, and has since been connected with some of the most prominent cor- porations and institutions of Philadel- phia. Address, 946 Drexel Building; res !- dence, The Aldine Hotel, Philadelphia.
LITTLE Ralph B .:
District Attorney; born in Montrose, Pa .. Nov. 8. 1865; son of George P. Little. a prominent lawyer, and grandson of Ralph B. Little, for many years one of the ablest attorneys of the Susquehanna County bar. Educated in Keystone Acad- emy and Bucknell University. he left the latter in 1\$5 without graduating to take
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up the study of law with his father. He 1 was admitted to the bar in 18Ss, and has' won his way to the front rank of the younger attorneys by legal talent, energy and application. In 1838 he was elected District Attorney of Susquehanna County, and was re-elected in 1902. He has been Chairman of the Republican County Committee since 1899. Address, Montrose, Pa.
LITTLE, Robert R .:
Jurist; born in Berwick, Columbia County, Pa., May 30, 1852. His father, a successful lawyer of New York State, settled early at Berwick, and conducted a successful practice at Bloomsburg, where he died in 1900. His great grand- father, Ephraim Little, was a naval Can- tain in the Revolutionary War. Mr. Little was graduated in 1871 from the Bloomsburg State Normal School, and afterward studied in Rochester Univer- sity and Hamilton College, Clinton, N. Y. He studied law in his father's office at Bloomsburg, was admitted to the Colum- bia County bar in 1874 and practiced in partnership with his father, under the firm name of E. H. & R. R. Little till the retirement of his father in 1885. They built up an extensive practice, Mr. Little gaining much reputation as a skill- ful trial lawyer. In the election of No- vember, 1898. he was clected to the bench of the Common Pleas Court on the Demo- cratic ticket. He had previously-1876- 1882-served two terms as District At- torncy. He also served three terms in the Bloomsburg School Board, and is a Trustee of the State Normal School. Ad- dress, Bloomsburg, Pa.
LITTLEFIELD, John:
Member of the Pennsylvania Command- ery of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion; First Lieutenant Twenty-third Massachusetts Infantry Sept. 28, 1861; re- signed and honorably discharged May 3, 1862. Elected Oct. 14, 1891. Address, care of Recorder of Loyal Legion. 1535 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
LITTLEFIELD, Paul Goddard:
Member of the Pennsylvania Command- ery of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion; eldest son of Companion First Lieutenant Henry W. Littlefield. Elected Ieb. 5. 1902. Address, 23 West Walnut Lane. Germantown, Pa.
LIVENGOOD, S. D .:
President of the Farmers' Bank of Meyersdale. Address, Meyersdale, Somer- sct County, Pa.
LAVINGOOD, Edwin' S .:
Attorney at law; born Nov. 23, 1872. at Reading, Berks County, Pa .; attended private schools in Reading till October, - 1SSS; 1SSS-1897 at St. Paul's School, Con- cord, N. H .; 1891-1895 at Harvard, where he was graduated in 1995; 1896-1897 at- tended Dickinson School of Law at Car- lisle, Pa .; 1897-1899 was in the Middle West, ranching at Iron Mountain, Wyo., and clerking in a real estate office in Omaha; 1899 admitted to the bar of Berks County, Pa .: 1900 admitted to the Ne- braska Supreme Court; 1901-1904 prac- ticed law at Reading, Pa. Democrat in politics. Address, 536 Court St., Read- ing, Pa.
LIVINGOOD, Jacob S .:
Lawyer; born in Womelsdorf, Berks County, Pa .; son of Dr. John B. Livingood, a prominent physician; educated at the Union Academy, Womelsdorf, and Frank- lin and Marshall College, Lancaster, Pa. After attending the Yale Law School and having been enrolled as a law student in Berks County, he was admitted to the Reading bar on Jan. 7, 1845, since which time he has been in active practice, mak- ing him one of the oldest lawyers in Pennsylvania. At one time he was in partnership with Robert M. Barr, who afterward became State Reporter. The Livingood family is descended from one of the first emigrants who located in the Tulpchocken Settlement. Address, Read- ing, Pa.
LIVINGOOD, William H .:
Lawyer: born in Womelsdorf, Berks County. Pa., April 5, 1837, a son of Dr. John Livingood; educated at the Union Academy, Womelsdorf, and at the Phil- lips Academy, Andover, Mass., gradu- ating from the former in 1851, and from the latter in 1855; taught school several terms, and then entered the Law School of Harvard University. Was admitted to the bar in Lowell. Mass., upon mo- tion of Gen. Benjamin F. Butler. Sub- sequently was admitted to practice in Berks County on Jan. 19. 1860. and has resided in Reading since. except six years (1873-1879). when he practiced law in Philadelphia. In 1862 Mr. Livingood
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served in the Civil War as a private in the Independent Cavalry, commanded by Major Samuel L. Young. In 1874 he was admitted to practice in the Supreme Court of the United States in Washing- ton, D. C., on motion of Jeremiah S. Black. Address, Reading, Pa.
LVINGSTON, John B .:
Jurist; born in Lancaster County, Pa., in 1821; adopted the legal profession and studied in the office of the distinguished Thaddeus Stevens, being admitted to the bar of Lancaster County in 1S4S. His law business was prosecuted with suc- cess until 1871, he serving as District Attorney for three years of this time. In 1871 he was elected President Judge of the county courts, and had the honor of three re-elections-in 1884, 1891 and 1901, holding his position on the bench with general public approval for four consecutive terms. Address, Lancaster, Pa.
LLOYD D. McK .:
President of the People's Saving Bank and of the Safe Deposit and Trust Com- pany of Pittsburg. Address, Pittsburg, Pa.
LLOYD, Horatio G .:
President of the Commercial Trust Company, Philadelphia; he was born in Middletown, Delaware, Jan. 14, 1867; educated in private schools and Uni- versity of Pennsylvania Law
School. Married Mary Helen Wingate, daughter of Gen. George W. Wingate of New York, May 6, 1897. Admitted to the bar in 1SSS, but never practiced .. Entered Philadelphia Trust Company as a clerk; made Assist- ant Secretary in 1894. In January. 1900, went to Commercial Trust Company as Treasurer; made Vice President July, 1900, and President of the Commercial Trust Company in December, 1902: Direc- tor of several corporations. Republican in politics. Member of the Radnor Hunt, Markham and Merion Cricket Clubs. Residence, Haverford, Pa .; office, Arcade Buildng, Philadelphia, Pa.
LLOYD, John:
Banker: born in April, 1912. at Holli- daysburg, Pa; educated in Lafayette Col- lege. President of the First National Bank of Altoona; President Edison Elec- tric Light Company, Altoona Gas Com- pany, Altoona Coal and Coke Company,
Henrietta Coal Mining Company, Altoona and Logan Valley Street Railway Com- pany. Married Caroline B. McCord in January, 1866. Republican in politics. Address, Altoona, Pa.
LLWELLYN, F. P .:
President of the Market St. National Bank of Shamokin. Address, Shamokin, Pa.
LOCKHART, Charles:
Oil producer; born at Cairns Heads, near Whitford, in Wightownshire, Scot- land. Aug. 2, 1818. Early in 1836 his parents came to America, and, on their arrival, they went directly to Pittsburg. He found employment with James Mc- Cully, with whom he remained for nine- teen years. and, in 1855, became one of the firm of James McCully & Co. The firm remained in business until 1865, when it dissolved. It was as a clerk in the store of Mr. McCully that Mr. Lock- hart made his first venture in the oil business. His first purchase was of three barrels, in 1852, from Isaac Huff, who was the part owner in a salt well in Westmoreland County. Disposing of this oil at a profit, he purchased a control- ling interest in the salt well, and from that time, April, 1853, he has been an oil producer. After Colonel Drake's dis- covery in 1859, at Oil Creek, Mr. Lockhart sent a representative to investigate the field, and the report being favorable, a company was organized under the name of Phillips, Frew & Co., Mr. Lock- hart being a member of the firm. In May, 1860, Mr. Lockhart went to Europe with samples of crude and refined oil and was the first person to bring the attention of the commercial world of Eu- rope to the value of this to them un- known product, and the result has been of incalculable value to the oil producers of this country. Upon the organization of the Standard Oil Company, in 1874. all of the refineries with which Mr. Lock- hart was connected were merged into that great corporation. Since then he has been identified with the various com- panies in which the Standard Company is interested: also many other interests. covering a wide field. Ho is a Director in the Pittsburg National Bank of Com- merce and President of the same for the past four years, besides being connected with various other financial institutions in Pittsburg. Address, Pittsburg, Pa.
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LOCKHART, Robert J .:
Minister of the Presbyterian Church; born in New York City Dec. 22, 1874; received degree of A. B. from the College of the City of New York, 1895; was graduated from Princeton Theological Seminary, 1598; licensed by New York Presbytery and ordained by Nebraska City Presbytery the same year; received degree of A. M. from Princeton Univer- sity, 1900. His pastorates have been: Diller, Neb., December. 1898-1900; Mari- on, N. Y., June 1, 1901 to Jan. 1, 1903; now pastor of First Presbyterian Church of Shickshinny, Pa., and lecturer on Col. Robert G. Ingersoll. Married July 1. 1903, Harriette L. Farnsworth of Ma- rion, N. Y., preceptress of Marion Col- legiate Institute. Address, Shickshinny, Pa.
LOCKERMAAN, William Howell:
United States Consul; born in Phila- delphia, Pa., Sept. 16, 1860; educated in the public schools of Philadelphia and boarding school at Connersville, Pa. In 1SS7 procceded to Melbourne, Australia, to open an American house; remained four years; from there was called to Shanghai, China, for the same purpose; from China proceeded to Aden to take charge of an American house; in Jan- uary, 1896, established his own house in Aden as importer and export merchant, dealing principally with United States; appointed Vice Consul at Aden, Arabia, Sept. 16, 1806. Address, Aden, Arabia.
LODGE, John William, M. D .:
Born Feb. 12, 1838, in Lower Merion Township, Montgomery County, Pa., at the home of his Welsh ancestors, on land purchased at the earliest settlement of the county and owned and occupied by his family for nine generations; cdu- cated at the West Chester Academy and at Charleston (S. C.) College; was grad- uated in medicine in 1559, and served for a year as resident physician to the Philadelphia Hospital. Commissioned As- sistant Surgeon of the Second Regiment. P. C. V. R., in June, 1861, and sent to Easton, Pa., to organize a camp and miltary hospital at that place for the Pennsylvania Reserves. In August, 1861, was ordered to General Banks's Army on the Upper Potomac; later served with his regiment in the Army of the Poto- mac, and for a time was Medical Officer on the staff of Brig. Gen. John F. Rex- nohis. In August. 1962. was appointed executive officer of the Military Hospital
at Hertonville, and in 1864 was Acting Surgeon, United States Volunteers, at the South Hospital. After the war
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