LIBRARY 
 
 THE UNIVERSITY 
 OF CALIFORNIA 
 
 SANTA BARBARA 
 
 
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 ^Notable Men of Chicago 
 and Their City 
 
 CHICAGO DAILY JOURNAL 
 
 PUBLISHER 
 
 1910 ^f(
 
 E R El MCKE-K REICKER COMPAMV 
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 F>MOTOCanA F3M a HV 
 
 Walipjoer Studio Matzeime Studio 
 
 Ar-a MOFRETT Studio
 
 INTRODUCTION 
 
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 OTABLE MEN OF CHICAGO 
 AND THEIR CITY" is issued 
 as a book of utility in the news- 
 paper office. 
 
 C Modern publications of every description 
 attach great importance to illustration. Some 
 editors, indeed, regard illustration as of equal 
 importance with news. 
 
 C Newspapers require pictures of persons 
 and places for reproduction with current 
 happenings, and, although they exhaust 
 every resource to secure up-to-date photo- 
 graphs, they often are compelled to reprint 
 old style line cuts, wash drawings and other 
 unsuitable illustrations. 
 
 C It has seemed desirable to publish a book 
 which shall contain portraits and brief bio- 
 graphical sketches of the men now promi- 
 nent in Chicago's professional, social, 
 business and industrial life, to be used as a 
 reference by American newspapers and 
 periodicals. 
 
 C Effort has been made to secure recent 
 photographs, which have been reproduced 
 in half-tone in such a manner that a second 
 creditable reproduction may be made. 
 Care has been exercised to assemble only 
 important biographical data, which has been 
 furnished in most cases by the subjects 
 themselves. 
 
 C The aim of the book is to be the ready 
 reference of the newspaper artist and biog- 
 rapher.
 
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 ANDERSON, WILLIAM JAMES, vice president. American Print- 
 Ink Ink (_o. ; li. fi'unty Ixtmionderry. Ireland. March I't. 1863: 
 s. James and Martha Jane Anderson : -Mason ; residence. Oak 
 Park; office, 2314 W. Iviiizie St. 
 
 ALLEN. HARRY KEYES. agent Union Central Life Insnrance 
 Co.: b. Chicaiio. 111-. .Tune 12. 1868: s. William Thomas and 
 Sarah Corj-ell Allen; ed. Univ. of Mich. Law school: mem. 
 Wausaukee. Riverside clubs; resilience. Riverside: office. Tribune 
 Bldg. 
 
 ALLING, CHARLES, JR.. lawyer; b. Madison. Iiid.. Dec. IZ. 
 1865; s. Charles and Harriet Ann Scovel Ailing; A. B., 188 3. 
 A.M., 18 88, Hanover Coll.; LI. E., Univ. of Michigan. IS 88: 
 lleut.-coL 1st brigade. I. N. G., 1902-07: alderman, second 
 ward. Chicago, 1897-1905; vice-pres. Legal Aid Soc. ; clubs: 
 Union League. University; Knight Templar; office. 100 Wash- 
 ington St. 
 
 AMBERG, WILLIAM A., manufacturer, b. Albstadt. Davaria. July 
 fi. 1S47; s. .Ttrlin A. and Margaret Hoeffler Amberg; moved with 
 parents to Mineral Point, Wis.. 18 52: ed. Sinsinawa Mound 
 Coll.; moved to Chi^igo. 18 65: bookkeeper. 1865-70: one 
 of founders of fli-m of Cameron, Amberg & Co.. stationers and 
 printers, retiring in 1890: now pres. Amberg File & Index 
 Co and Loretto Iron Co.: m. Sarah Agnes Ward, 1S69; 
 founded town of Amberg, Wis., 1887: later town of Athelstane. 
 Wis.; mem. Columbus (pres). Mid-Day, Wawashkamo Golf 
 clubs: now serving term as Jury commr. of Cook Cty. : office, 
 43 8 Fulton St. 
 
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 ALLEN. LtON MENARO. Km. |>as* iiifrril. (' It I. Ac I*. It. U. . 
 ii |idi<-m>.>rt. U . July 4. 1 SO.'I; » UlirMci- <:«rry and 
 rhrlotlit« lliiiruh Allrri. gfA. l>ai<>n|Kirt high w^khiI. 1871). 
 all I', ol Mich., yani rWtk and aftn'! ranhlrr r. It. I. &. P. 
 Ity . lUtvnport. ISHI-S:*; anVt tirkcl agl.. IKK.t-SK: ticket 
 act INSS 113; Kvii igl. Triritlp*. 1Sl»,t-1>K: aw't Bcn. 
 
 r -• . rhirjigo. IKitsiiioi: ilmt asn't iivn. pa<>t. 
 
 -'; grii I diit. llrif* (M<t MlHKiiitrl rlvrr. lOOi:- 
 
 4«-r>t all r It I A 1' It It lliicH rnim May 
 J^^ mirox. I'nlufi l.4.-agur. ridfago. Skitklc. ItiH-k I<ilund 
 
 AiMMml gull *im1 KrnllwurtI) country olilt>4: riMldrnci'. Kridluorlli: 
 nflVv. 1^ Hallf Illation. 
 
 ABBOTT. WILLIAM TABOR, lawyer; b. Wells Ukor. Vl.. Feb. 
 Iti. iscs; >, Orris s. itiid ElU Tiilwr Alibott; cd. St. Johns- 
 burg (VI. I Acad.. I>artniuuili, A. B.. 1800: teacher at Man- 
 chwtor. N. II.. liJKh whonl. isito-lCJ: nunTd in Peoria. III.: 
 adm. to b^r. 1 S03 : fame (o I'hlcfljtci. 1 1)0-1. joined (Imi of 
 Itll-^her. .MoiitEonicr>-, Ilarl A: AUIhiU : lllO.'i appt. gen. atty. for 
 SouDiern Ind., 111. Soudiern. and Wis. & Mich. Ily. companies: 
 receiver for OhlcaK^ Southcn. and Southern Indlann since Aug., 
 100S: vice pres. and dlr. WlscfUisIn & Michlti.m Uy.. and I«ake 
 Mich. Car Ferry Transp. fo. ; odlce. IS I La Snlle St.. and 
 (■rand Central station. 
 
 CHARLES W.. 
 
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 rity oil |ri<p«-|itr: 
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 I'htragi) 
 
 Whitehall .N. Y . 
 Jane N. Ilaniharl 
 
 ;^:ird ward: ^Irrlnl chjliina 
 t.lnrfiln At . Tnidr lllilg. 
 
 |S.'i4: learned Irlrg- 
 
 inAtottni; 1872 ISSn 
 
 Ntard of trade: 1 N N ,'t 
 
 1<> au( nmlille garage. 
 
 •^^ I ; I SSR-SU chief 
 
 1 n'm; ^uiK-nflsor of 
 
 li. park: 1808- 
 
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 ■J rummlllee fruni 
 
 .M.iMJii, nRIrr^. 20 1 li 
 
 AMES. JOHN C. I. >. i.i.u-l..d :\.u]^k:u In.;, iil. . 1.. Kn-i.in,,, 
 Twp.. LaSalle Co.. 111., July 17. 1852: s. Isaac and Aun-Ila 
 Anie>: ed. state Normal I'niv.. Norma). 111.; since leaving schnni 
 has made home In Strealor, 111. : connecte<l with dnig trade, but 
 later « i»ene4l hanhrare ?*tore: «(Ubsequeiilly organlzctl J. C. Ames 
 l.umt>rr Co.. of which he U still head; organized City Nat. 
 Hank nf .mrrator. ISOl. and was Us pres. uidll appointed by 
 I're* McKlnley. Jan.. 1 SOS. 1'. S. marshal; electeil mayor of 
 .strealor. iNS.-i and 1SS7. reimb. ticket, declined third term: 
 canal i-onimU-Unier for 4 years under C,ov. Flfer. onU-v. Ftnleral 
 Itldg. 
 
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 ALLERTON. SAMUEL WATERS. .Miai.tllst. b; Ameiii^i Union. 
 Duchess Co.. N. Y., May L'll. 1 s L' t^ : at IS began stock rais- 
 ing; at '21 purcliasfd stm-k liinii in Piatt Co.. Dl.. now 
 owns 4 0.(M)0 acres of farms in lllini)is. Oliio and Iowa ; resi- 
 dent of Chicago since 1S5G; Invested in Chicago real estate: 
 formeriy pres. Allerton Paclting Co.: now pies. Alletton -Clarke 
 <'o. and The Arcade File Works; vU'e-pre<i. Art Marble Co. ; 
 was repub. candidate mayor of Chicago. IS 9.1; on the directory 
 of World's Columbian Expii.. 1S93; mem. Illinois Soc. S. A. R., 
 Soc. of Mayflower Descendants: chibs: Calumet. Union League. 
 Washington Park. Chicago Coif. Maiquette: office. First Nat. 
 Fiank Pddg. 
 
 ANGELL. WILLIAM ROBERT, lawyer; b. Jesup. la.. Feb. 10. 
 1877; s. William Heniy and Catlierine Angell ; started Chicago 
 career as stenographer, Oct.. 1894: grad. Kent Coll. of Law. 
 ISflS: adm. to bar. 1899: clubs: Hamilton. City. Windsor 
 golf, Century (Muskegon, Mich.) ; mem. Art Inst., Geographic 
 Soc of Chicago, Am. Assn. for Advancement of Science; ofHce. 
 Merchants Loan & T:ust Bldg. 
 
 ADCOCK. EDMUND D.. lawyer; b. Galesburg, IIL, Apr. 29. 
 1877: s. William and Mary Jane Henderson Adoock; grad. 
 Knox College, A. B., 1898; Northwestern Univ. Law schl.. 
 1902: mem. Homewood City clubs: office. New York Life Bldg. 
 
 ALDEN. WrLLIAM TRACY, lawyer; b. Pleasantim. la.: s Wil- 
 liam and I^eali Alden; clerk and asst. foreman in mailing di- 
 risioii of niicago postoffice. 1 8S4-94 : grad. Northwestern 
 Univ., Ph. B.. 1891; LI. B., Northwestern Univ. law s<-hl.. 
 1893: admitted to bar. 1893: 1895, member of law firm 
 of Wilber. Eldredge & Alden: 1898: mem. firm of Alden. 
 Latham & Young mem. University, Calumet. Union League. 
 Iroquois. Glen View Golf. Legal and Law clubs; Chicago. Illi- 
 nois State and American Bar Assns. ; office.; Com Exchange Bldg. 
 
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 AMERICAN RADIATOR COMPANY 
 
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 ATLAS BREWING CO.-The AUas B,e«.„. Co,„pa„,;s plant isnne or <i,e «^, ^f^^ ^'l...^^^^^^^^^^^^ 
 
 brick, 250 by 250 feet The plant has a capacity ot 2o0.000 ta.^^^^^ ^j^^^,,, „„(, j Kravalec. The ofllcers are 
 
 m the UniU^d States. The brcweiy "'."^ /s'»"!''"^i !'' „l,'';'i treas re and James A. Shalek. secretary. 
 Charles J. Voplcka. president. Otto Kubln. vice-president and treasurer, ann 
 
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 Marshall & Fox, architects, and erected by the George A. Fuller Co.. Is twenty-three stories in height, from sub-basement to attic, and Is one of 
 the most beautiful models of ai-chitecture in the United States. The hotel contains 41 G guest chambers, each bedroom with outside bath. The 
 kitchen la on tlie second floor, midway between tlie main restaurants and the banquet hall and private dining rooms. The special features are 
 the men's club floor, a combination of buflfet and ffrtll room service, un.que in its arrangement and appointments. 
 
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 ■ VLLttBV HCNRV M.. •lM4rt<nl vnffliwvr irnl Inrrntnr: h ritKtNirf. Pft . Feb. 10. 1859: s. Rcr. De Witt C. And Sarah Mathews 
 luiir* T ' J » I I .-Mrfii I'' I' 1 <tT*< r^» ^nd 'tir H ^f nyMr^tiy & Co : Tlc«-DrM. iind t,llr. of rnllowtiiK: Nor. Idaho & Montana 
 ' '"0. Co: Ft. Smllh Mfht & Trac. Co.: Muskojtec C.as & 6:iec. Co.: 
 
 > ; Mobile Kl«. Co.: Arkansas & Terr. Oil & Gas Co.; ChlcaRo Secu- 
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 BLAIR, HENRY AUGUSTUS, financier: b. Michigan City, Ind., July. 1S52: s. Chauncey Buckley and Caroline O. De Graff Blair; ed. WlUlston 
 Sem.. East Hampton, Mass.: 1S71. entered the Men-hants' Nat. Bank, Chicago, of which hia father was founder and with which be continued. 
 becoming vice-pres.. until 1902; the bank, on the expiration of Ita second 20-year chail^r. consolidated with the Com Exchange Nat. Bank: 
 receirer and dir North Chicago Street Ry. Co.; dir. Calumet and Chicago Canal and Dock Co.. Elgin Nat. Watch Co., West Div. Ry. Co., 
 Chicago Edison Co.; clubs: Chicago. Union League (dir). C. A. A.. Caxton. Chicago Golf. Midlothian. Onwentsia. Saddle and Cycle; office. The 
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 BALLANTINE. NOTEN DrCKENSON, supt. car service. C. R. I 
 
 & P. K. U, ; li, Itnnnville. Mo.. Mar. 12. 1S72: s. Davi.l 
 J. ami Martha t'. liallantine; 1S8G-Itl with K. C. V. S. & 
 M. R. R.: ISftl operator C. R. I. & P. R. R.. Colorad.. 
 Springs. Col.: 1802-97 operator, stenographer, ticket agent and 
 electrician; 1S07-8. auditor M. ami P. P. Ry.. Mnnltou. Col.: 
 1899 secty. to gen. ingr. K. C P. & O. It. R. ; 1899-1004 
 supt. telegraph K. C. P. & G. R. R. : 1904-Ofi supt. transpor- 
 tation K. C. S. R. R. : 1900 appt. supt. car service C. R. I. 
 & P. R. R.; office. La SalU* St. Station. 
 
 BUNCH. FRANK M.. grain dealer; b. Oct. 2o. 1S71: s. .Tames 
 Fninliiiii and Hannali McFall Bunch; in grain business in Pe- 
 oria, ni.. 1884-94: removed to Chicago. 1894; secty. Rumsey 
 & Co. : vlce-pres. and gen. mgr. Prairie State Grain & IHevator 
 Co.; treas. Rumsey-Moore Co., Peoria; mem. Chicago and Peoria 
 boards of trade; dir. Chicago board of trade, 1907-09; clubs 
 Chicago Automobile. Ridgemoor Golf. Creve Coeur (Peoria); office. 
 Roard nf Trade Rldg. 
 
 BIRKHOFF. GEORGE. JR.. real estate, financial agent: b. Oolt 
 gensplawr, Netlieilaiids, May 1 ."». 1802; s. George ami Agatha 
 Van Putten Birkhoff; came to Chicago 18 69; entered real 
 estate office W. D. Kerfoot & Co.. 1S71: became mem. of finu 
 1884: appt. consul of the Netherlands. 1SS6. consul gen.. 
 19 07; commissioner general of the Netherlands at World's 
 Columbian Expn.. 1893: decorated by Queen of the Nether- 
 lands. 1894. officer of order of Orange Nassau: chevalier of tiie 
 Eihenkroon: pre^. Chicago Real Estate Board. 1896; pres. Hol- 
 land Build. & Loan Assn.; clubs: L'nion League, Kenwood. 
 Midlothian Country ; office. 8 3 Washington St. 
 
 BORN. MOSES, wiiolesale tailor; b. WoUenberg. Germany. May 6. 
 l.s.'d; s. Aaron and Rosa Born; dir. Michael Reese hospital; 
 club; Standard; office. 34 2 Fifth Av. 
 
 49
 
 BUNNELL. JOHN ALEXANDER. couiiiiLsslon nierchnnt: b. Bmnt- 
 ford, C4in«<la. Apr. 21. 1SC4: ». Enos and Cornelia Bunnell; 
 praltlent. ChlcBgo lH>artl of trade. 1001): residence. Illglilaml 
 Park; oRloe, Board of Trade Bldg. 
 
 BATEMAN, F. L.. secty.-treas. Trans-Continental Freight Co.. 
 Chicago Car Loading Co.; b. Nebraska. 18 75: has reskled in 
 Chicago fifteen years, and has engaged in railroad, warehouse 
 and forwarding bu^^iDess: dir. Chicago Lighterage Co.; residence, 
 rt'ilmette ; ofHce. 215 Dearborn St. 
 
 BOOZ. JOHN T., Inwyur: b. SUunlon, Va.. .Vug. 21. ISflS: s. 
 Jrrhn W,Mlpy and Fmina McOhee Boo?,; ed. Fishbnm MlllUry 
 9ch\ . Wnyiif^lioro. Va.; telesraph openiior; editor nnd publisher 
 W*y(io*lM(r». Va.. Tlmefl. ISitODl: sccty. Virginia Press Assn.. 
 181M»-1H; artm. lo Virginia bar. iSftl; was pres, Lincoln 
 Cycling and Llnmln I'ork cluh : mem. Southern Club of Chi.; 
 Mason: office. Anhland Blk. 
 
 BURRAS. CHARLES HAYES, l.twycr; b. North Fairfield. 0-. .Tuly 
 I G. 1873; s, Ose.-ir and Annette Hurras; grad. Chicago-Kent 
 Coll. of Law. 1.S96; four years atty. for public administrator 
 of Cook County: mem. C. A. A., Chicago Yacht. Westward-Ho 
 Golf. Oaks and Forty clubs: past chancellor North American 
 Union; Mason; office. Majestic Bldg. 
 
 50
 
 BLAKE. CHARLES G.. presiiUnt. CiiarJes 11. Bhikt- 
 monuraeiits; office. 1S4 LaSalle St. 
 
 BENJAMIN. LOUIS, vice pies, and secty. Bloek-Pollak Iron Co.; 
 b. St. Louis. Mo.. Sept. 13, 1S50: s. Jacub and Jeannette 
 Lehman Benjamin; rppresented Bl«ck & Pollaic of Cinciimati, O., 
 at New Orleans. lSSO-3; interested in opening Clii. branch. 
 1SS3; secty. and director. 1891; treas.. 1S93: vice pres. 
 and secty., 1900; mem. Standard, Hamilton, 111. Ath. clubs; 
 office. First Nat. Bank Bide. 
 
 BREGMAN. LOUIS I., pres. Standard Automobile Supply Co.; b. 
 Wilna. Ilussia-Poland. Sept. 16. 187 0; s. Israel and Susan 
 Bregmaa; came to America, 1SS7: started iron and steel busi- 
 ness in Cleveland. O. ; m. Nellie Jacobs; moved to Chi.. 1906: 
 mem. Illinois Ath.. Chicaco Automobile and Metropolitan clubs; 
 office. First Nat. Bank Bide- 
 
 BLEYER, CHARLES EDWIN, pres. Hawley Down Draft Furnace 
 Co.; b. Davenport, la., Aug. 1, 1S54; s. Slaurlce Theodore and 
 Antoinette Shotell Bleyer: col. in III. Nat. guard for nine years; 
 mem. Union League, Chicago Engineers' clubs, C. A. A. ; Ma- 
 chinery Club (New York) ; office. First Nat. Bank Bidg. 
 
 51
 
 BARRETT. CHANNING WHITNEY. physUlun : h. BllssneUl. Mlctl., 
 l*v*: M. I.si;il. N. Iiiiild Kituler and Martha C. Dewey Barrett: 
 
 ed. KiiyelU- Noriiuil liilv.. (I>il». Illllsdale Coll.. Mich, and De- 
 
 Inilt Coll. M( Mt'tlh-liie. M. !».. IS'.iri: teacher in public schools. 
 IKSQ-lll!; Htudeiil of iiietlli'liie In iihyslcian's otllce 2 years of 
 
 tliLt lime, as well as yi-urs lS!l2-r»: Interne at St. Luke's Hosp.. 
 
 lH>tniU. lSi»;i-.'i; hmise physician Harjwr Hosp.. Detroit. 1S95- 
 ii: a-wt. siirueon .Marlon Sims IIosp., Chlcaco. since )S!»R; prof. 
 
 of loiieciihitty. ChlcaKo Clinical Schl. : adjunct prof, of gynecol- 
 
 ott>- and cllnlciil KynecoIoRy. I'ldv. of Illinois >Ied. Schl. ; mem. 
 
 Chicago .Med. Snc. Miss. Valley .Me<l. Soc. III. Stale Med. Soc. 
 
 Am. Sled. Assn. ; nieni. Chlcairo Y. M. C. A.. Uoyal Arcanum ; 
 
 Offlcc. lOU Slate St. 
 
 BENNETT. WILLIS HENRY, hardware merchant, I.. lOri,-. I'a . 
 Aug. 2 4. is.M: s. Herii-y D. and Sarah Ann Bi-yant Bennetl: 
 numager Bt^ndlnc Ilardwaie Co.: pres. and treas. Lawson Mfg. 
 v'o. ; nieni. C. A. A.. Press club. Royal League; Mason: dir. and 
 nieni. executive com. American Hardware Mfrs. Assn.; office. 105 
 Lake St. 
 
 BRENNAN. WILLIAM F.. president, Blncki-Brennan Refining Co.; 
 h SI l»uU. M.... Aug. 2(1. ISOO: s. IVter and Sarah A. 
 llrrniian Brad. Stale Normal schl., Winona. Mhni. ; engaged In 
 rallrnHil ronstrucllnn Work as foreman. 1S7S: built Key City 
 Wertrlc Uy.. Onhutiuc. la.. 1 SSfl : advanced from .supt. of 
 coastnirthm U* gfn. maiinjter Chleagu Oneriil Hallway Co.; 
 rlerlrd ahlermnn from old UHh war<l. Chicago. 1 S'.tO; re- 
 eleclrd. llHMl: App<dnl4^I fli-piity commissioner of publlo work.s. 
 inO'J: rrMgiii'd. IIHM. and nrgnnlzetl Brennan Electric Con- 
 ntnirtlim Co.. tUr Hlockl & Brennan Co.. and the Blockl-Bwn- 
 nin Rf^nlnc Co.. of mU of which he U president: office. Thlrtv- 
 rirsl SI. and Spnuldlng M. 
 
 BELASCO. DANIEL, lawyer; h. Philadelphia. Pa., AprU 23. 
 1S7S: s. Isaac I), and Annie Belasco; worked In law depart- 
 ment. Til. Steel Co.. several years; LI. B.. Lake Forest unir., 
 IS'ID; meml)er Arm of Johnson & Belasco; clubs; Illinois Ath- 
 letic; mem. Itoyal Arcanum; office. 172 Washington St. 
 
 52
 
 BROWN. CHARLES LE ROY. lawyer: I). Meyersdalt. P;i,. Dec. 
 14. 1 n7 4 : - <;i-.yri:e W. Im and .\rag.lalene Miller Brown; 
 .\. 15- LUxun foil., isini; Univ. of Michigan. 1893-95: LL. B. 
 Nurtherii III. Coll. of I^w. 1S97: atlni. to liar. 1897: mem. 
 Chk-ago, MUl-Day. Law clubs; 111. anil rhicago Bar Assns. : office. 
 First Nat. Bank BUIg. 
 
 BREOrNG. BEN NOBLE, lawyer: b. Minneapolis. Minn.. March 
 14, 1S73: s. John O. and Marie S. Breding; Univ. of Minn.. 
 John aiarshall Law schl. ; mem. firm of Gesas & Breding; ofHce, 
 American Trust Bldg. 
 
 BARNETT. OTTO RAYMOND, lauyer; b. Washinstim. D. C. Sept. 
 21. ISOS; s. Theodore J. and Eugenia Hodge Baniett; LL. B. 
 Union Coll. of Law. Chi.. LSSS: a-dra. to 111. bar. 1889; has 
 l)een justice of peace, member and secretary of schl. board and 
 pres. of library hoard. Glencoe. Hi. : was prof, of patent law 
 X. W. Univ. law schl. ; 3 terms secly. patent section Am. Bar 
 Assn. ; mem. Skokie. Hamilton. University. Chicago Law clubs. 
 Chi., 111., and Am. Bar Assn.: Cosmos club, and Patent Law 
 Assn. (Washington. D. C): Republican Club. N. Y. City; Ro.val 
 League: vice-pres. Chi. Car Heat. Co.: mem. 1st Regt., I. N. G.. 
 189 3-5: office. Monadnock Elk. 
 
 BRACEY. SMITH HERBERT, lailiuad coutnictor; b. Cliatun 
 i:'ounty. N. Y.. Aug. 4. 18 59: s. A. S. and Ann Roberts 
 Bracey; located at Galesburg, 111., 1865; worked as railroad 
 water boy, section hand, roadmaster and gen. mgr. : built for 
 Jay Gould. Missouri Pacific from Kansas City to Pueblo: built 
 Cheyenne & Northern R. R. ; Erie R. R. from Hammond. Ind., to 
 Marion. O. ; Aurora. Elgin & Chicago electric; Lake street el- 
 evated road, Chicago, etc.; pres. Cin.. Bluffton & Chicago R. It., 
 Portland. Columbus & Ea.stem R. R. and Interstate Ry. Co.; 
 Mason. Elk; office. 143 Dearborn St. 
 
 53
 
 BURNS. WILLIAM H.. railroad auditor: b. Chicago. Apr. 23. 
 1860: *- Patrick and Margaret Burn^: od. pub. and parochial 
 •chli.. and bu«ln<><is coll. ; m. Mary RUzabeth Ryan: entered 
 aerrln C. It. I. & P. It. R.. 1S80. as elk. to storekeeper: 
 adranrrd lo elk. to roadma^ter. chief elk. to freUrht au<Utor. 
 frelcht auditor and ass't sen. auditor. Oct. 1 , 10 05: mem. 
 ChlcsKo Kallway club: office. I.a Salle St. Station. 
 
 BALL. THOMAS MULLER. employing printer; b. Lafayette, Ind.. 
 1 8 7S ; s, Gardner and Susan Ball; 18 93 entered employ of 
 Blakely & Rogers as errand boy: seiTed 16 years through suc- 
 cessive firm changes until now vice president and general man- 
 ager of Rogers & Co. : clubs: C. A. A.. South Shore; office. 
 521 Wabash Av. 
 
 BIRD. HARRY LEWIS. Unjcr; ]■. Marlimic. Wl.-,.. Oct. S. 1S70; 
 •. II. r. and Sarah J. Kalrrhlld Bird; B. A.. Lake Forest Coll.; 
 LI. B.. Chlcag.* Kent Toll, .if Law; two years city editor of Chl- 
 ca«i) Dally Ni'":t; tlirew yvars chief paymaster City of Chicago: 
 clutM: Iltmllloti (formerly dlnH-tor), City; mem. Chicago Assn. of 
 rommercc Chli-/»it<t nnd 111. Bar Axsns.. mem. Royal Arcanum; 
 Maaon; office. First Nat Bank Bldg. 
 
 BACKUS. CLYDE I., pres. 
 office, 141 W. Ohio St. 
 
 Universal Pneumatic TransniUsiou Co. 
 
 54
 
 BROWN. JOHN A., lawyer: b. Tannersville. N. Y. : s. James and 
 Catharine Goggin Brown; LL. B. Lake Forest Univ.; LL, B. 111. 
 Coll. of Law; dir. lU. Coll. of Law; past chief justice and mem. 
 supreme board of tribunes. Phi Alpha Delta law fraternity; 
 Press. Blrchwood country club; past regent lil. Council. Royal 
 Arcanum; K. of P.; mem. Chicago, and III. Bar Assns. ; office, 
 79 Clark St. 
 
 BINSWANGER. AUGUSTUS, lawyer; b. Catonsville. Md. : s. 
 Emanuel and Elsie Blnswanger; engaged in commercial life in 
 Washington. D. C. 1S61-65: grad. Yale Law school. LI. B-. 
 1867: engaged in legal profession in St. Louis. Mo., and came 
 to Chicago. Oct. "ISSS. to tike charge of legal department of 
 Morris & Co.; subsequently engaged in general practice of law. 
 
 BUCK. N I ELS. architect, builder and contractor : b. Denmark. 
 March 2 4, 1S66: a. Christopher and Cecil Buck: president. 
 Ziegler District Colliery Co.; club: Chicago Automobile; Mason; 
 ofBce. 145 La Salle St 
 
 BAUMANN. DR. FREDERICK, physician: b. Hendschikon. Swit- 
 zerland. Jan. 10. 1 S67 : s. Frederick and Verena Baumann; 
 educated in Switzerland. Germany and France; mera. Chicago 
 Medical Soc. and American Jledical Soc. ; office, 103 State St 
 
 55
 
 BARBER. COURTENAY. wn, .iK.i.l, F>iiiHiil>lc Mf(« Assiir. Soo. : 
 U Slmcoc. OiiUtilo. ran., June o. IS77: s. Charles E. and 
 Jrwcphliip A. Rarlior: secly. and Irustet* rhli-ago Home for Boys; 
 rocfD. National Cmincll Itroiliorhood of SI. Andrew; mem. Hamil- 
 ton. flil(*Mi:n Atlilftlc antl Vnlon Ix^gtie clubs: Mason: olllce. 
 Pint NaU Hank Itlilc- 
 
 BEYE. WILLIAM, lawyer; b. Chk-ago, July J1. isTl : s. WilU.nu 
 and .Nellie C IJeye ; giad. Vniv. of Wis.; 1.1. \i.. Chifiigit Kent 
 Coll. »'f Law : became connected with law departments of Illi- 
 nois Steel Co., E. J. & E. Ry., and C. L. S. & E. Ry. ; mem. 
 law Unn of Knapp & Campbell, niinois and Lidlana legal rep- 
 resentatives of subsidiaiT companies of V. S. Steel Corporation; 
 mem. Chicago and Illinois Rar Assns. ; clubs: University. Wheaton 
 flnlf. River Forest Country, Oak Park; residence. Oak Park; 
 office. Conuneicial Nat. Rank BIdg. 
 
 .56
 
 .57
 
 CONGRESS HOTEL AND ANNEX. PaclnB I^ko MlcliUtan, Orant Park and Michlean 
 ln«ilovar,l. iiiUii.-.iil to Aiidltoruiiu theater, tliese l>ulldlnBS are among the largest in 
 I m world ilevoti'd lu hotel Durposea. They Includo banquet rooms with accommoda- 
 tions tor (rum 1 U to 000 uereons: restaurants, breakfast rooms, prlvat* dining 
 rooms mainildcent Elizabethan mom. Japanese tea room for ladles, PompcUan room 
 and I oniiie Ian grill. The hotel Is operated by Congress Hotel company. It. H South- 
 aate. president. 
 
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 59
 
 CONNEHY. JOHN TOBIN, cnnl iiKT.ininl : 1). Bristol, li. I., Jan. 1(1. 1 ."i I1 1 : s. William M. iiiul .Mai-j- K. Tnliln CimieiT: eil. Chloaeo pub. and 
 l.rUnt.' vUU- hikI ('hlniK.i .VIlR-nueum; 1S7.'*. yanl i-lcrk for E. I.. HetlHUom & Co.. coal; cashier ami luiokkeeper for Silver Creek & Morris 
 r...il Co.. lsl-1: ,.viv, .^»llle coroiMiiv. 1VS4.114; mer. Youehlogheny & Lehieli Coal Co.. l.Sn4-lll(l4: slme .lune 1. 1904. pres. Miami 
 i,..i I.. „,l...i^ !.,val Aieaiiiini. i.i i-- ,,f Coluinljus. Catholic Onler of Foresters; club; C. A. A.; omce. S4 Van Buren St, 
 
 60
 
 COLEMAN, WILLIAM A., real estate broker; b. Bucks Co.. Pa.. Mar. 11. 1850; s. P. and McB. CoIeraaD; ed. State Normal 8chl., MUleraTUl*. 
 Pa.: has Uveii in ChlcaRo for thirty years; mem. Ann of Wlilte & Coleman, i-eal estate tirokera; at present business agent of the City of Chicago; 
 club: Wodlawii Park: ofRce. 99 E- Randolph St. 
 
 61
 
 COMISKEY. CHARLES ALBERT, baseball mannner: b. ChlwiKO, Aug. 15, 1859; s. John 
 loll.. ( nlt-BKo. -'wriLT ("Iilcago Wliltc Sox leam of American League; mem. Chicago Autorr 
 
 Mnrtiurltp Itlds 
 
 and Mary Ami Kearns Comiskey; grad. St. Ignatius 
 Chicago Automobile and Illinois Athletic clubs: Ellts; office. 164 8 
 
 62
 
 COWDERY. EDWARD G.: vice-prejiideDt People's Gas Liglit & Coke Co.; office, Mlcliisan Av. and Adams St. 
 
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 CERVENKA. JOHN A., iir.^l.l.nt .ui,l >:.■.. in^;- . I'ils.ri ISn-wliu 
 Cu. : b. Itolu-iiiiA. Feb. Ti. Ibid; s- Jfliii ami Miirk- Ct'ivfukn: 
 p»mo lo Amerlcn with parents 1SS2: i-abinet maker. ISSG-'.H: 
 lSI)7-0i» businesH aRont, A nin Ira mated Wrodworkers' counoU of 
 rhlPRRo ; 1 S 1H» Htartcd rt-tull Honor business ; 19 3. bflped 
 prrtmotf' ami (irRaiilM> Plls4-n lUcwliiR Co., co-ujierative emiioni- 
 tloii, and madf vtv^. and gen. nigr. : mem. executive and imlitleal 
 action roiimiltU'cs Tnlted Societies for Loral Self-r.overnnieiil : 
 
 CARNAHAN. CHARLES CALVIN, lawyer: b. Cochran's MUls. 
 Annstn.iit' Co.. Pa.. Apr. :i. ISGS; s. William H. and Maria 
 L. McKee Camahan : ed. Hillsdale Coll., Mich., and Chicago Coll. 
 of Law; came to Chicago, 1891: senior of firm of Carnahan. 
 Klston & Slusser: treas. and dir. Am. Land and Live Stock 
 Co. ; repub. candidate for Congress, ."ith Congressional Dist. 
 III.. 1900: ifason. K. P. : National Union. Chicapo Bar 
 Assn. and Law Institute: clubs: Illinois, Lincoln, C. A. A. ; 
 iiffice. Unity BUlg. 
 
 CRATTY. JOSIAH. lawyer: b. Drlnwnre (*<.., O.. Aug. 10. 1S46: 
 n. WUIInni anil CnndlH Itennetl rratc> ; funned In Illinois until 
 18IM: ndUtcd R.S iirtvale In <'o. I,, f.th N. Y. Cav., Custer's 
 Corps: dUchantrd at Wimliexter. Va., July. 1S65: taught school 
 until tiTRlnnlnK t*ludy of law with brother, Thomas Cratty, at 
 Pwirla. in.. M.ir.. ISrtli; ndmlt(e<l to bar. IKTU; practiced 
 In Pw.rla. III., until Mar. IS.S-I. when im.vetl tu Chicago; 
 offirp, i;t4 .Mnntoit .SI, 
 
 CIGRAND. DR. BERNARD J., denlUt ; li . FrcU-nia. Wis.. VcX. 
 1. ISGO; ed. Valparaiso, and Lake Fi'rest t'nlvers., non-reahlent. 
 link, of Chicago: 5 years head of dental dept. Northwesteni 
 TTnly. ; 7 years dean and secty. dental dept. Univ. of 111., where 
 now professor on medical literature and history; author "Life 
 of Hamilton," "History of American Emblems," "Stronger than 
 King." "Keal Ilobert Morris;" served on public HbraiT board 
 under Mayors Harrlion, Dunne and Busse. actins as president 
 one term. 
 
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 Mich.. Feb. *,). ISCC: s. Lewis Henry and Charlotte A. Cham- 
 berlin : learned mechanics In shops ot Detroit Stove Worlts be- 
 fore beginning study of law; removed to Ohi.. ISOl: nsst. U. S. 
 commissioner of palents. lltOO-1001: mem. C. A. A.. Military 
 Order. Loyal l-.egion, Chicago Law cluli. Chi. Bar Assn.. Union 
 League. Blrchwood Countiy and ('osmos (Washington) clubs; of- 
 fice. Marquette Blilg. 
 
 CLARK, CHARLES D., lawyer; b. Chicago, Nov. 19. 1S65: s. 
 Ciiaiies M. and Ar\-ma Clark; A. B. Wheaton Coll.; LL B., Union 
 Coll. of Law; with firm of Calhoun. Lyford & Sheean since 
 i904: has been mem. board of education, justice of the peace 
 and city attorney at West Chicago. 111. : elected judge of county 
 ci urt of Du Page Co., republican ticket. 190S; mem. Chicago. 
 Du Page Co.. and III. State Bar Assns. ; residence. West Chi- 
 cago : office. The Rookery. 
 
 CRIBBEN. WILLIAM H., manufacturer of stoves; b. Rochester. N. 
 Y.. June 7, 1855: s. Henry and Maria Crlbben; clubs: Union 
 League. Oak Park; residence. Oak Park; office. 359-443 Erit St. 
 
 CRANE, WILLIAM BANTIN, lumberman; b. Eaton, Preble Co.. O.. 
 Tune IS 1S4C; s. William and Maria Harbinson Crane; 1861- 
 7 9 in the timber business Peru, Ind. : went into lumber business 
 in Chicago. 1S81. since then conducting business as W. B. Crane 
 & Co.; plant and saw roUls at Falcon, Miss.; office, 913 W. 2 2a 
 Street. 
 
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 CHURCH. CHESTER W.. tiiwyer. representative. Illinois leglsla- 
 liire; b. (:ib»4>ii. HI.. Nov. 1. 1873; s. rreenmn S. ninl Adrlen- 
 na T. Church; gr.i»l. MnrRftii I'ark Acad.. Univ. of Chicago, Chi- 
 cfflKO Coll. of ioLw: niciii. I'hl AI[iha I'cUa law fraternity; sen-ed 
 5 terms In Illinois legUlainre. lOOl-190'.t. omce. 145 I.a 
 Salle St. 
 
 CRUICE. DANIEL L., lawyer; b. Buffalo. N. Y.. June 30. 1S68; 
 s. Martin and Maria Cannon Cruice; Ll.B., Lake Forest Univ., 
 1S94; entered postofBce at Buftalo, N. Y.. 18 88: transferred 
 to ry. mail service and remained with thut service until 1900; 
 adm. to bar 1894; in practice of law in Chicago since 1900; 
 1903 candidate for niavor of Chicago on labor ticket; office. 
 Unity Bldg. 
 
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 T..lr,ln. ().. s.pt. :!l). ],S78; s. William B. and Susan A.' 
 imi.-au; onleitd sorvlco C. & N. W. K. R. law department. 
 iHvame eoncral allomcy. 1000: aoDt. special assistant 
 „«t,'P'ncyncNrral. Apr. 10. lOOi): mom. C. A. A., 
 215 Jackson Blvd. 
 
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 COX, ARTHUR MALCOM. lawyer; b. Chicago. June 16. 1873: 
 s. .lesse and .\nnle Malcom Cox; grad. West. Dlv. high schl. ; 
 appointed master-ln-chancery superior court, Dec. 1907; clubs: 
 Union League. Hamilton, Chicago Yacht, C. A. A.; mem. Sons 
 ot Am. Rev.; office. Com Exchange Bldg.
 
 CLARK. JOHN MARSHALL. nieichant. cai>lt»list: b. White 
 Pigeon. Mich.. Aug. I. 1836: s. Robert ami Mary E. Kftch 
 riark: C. E.. Itfiissalacr Polytechnic Inst.. Tmy. N. Y-. ISuG; 
 with I. C. It. R.. Isrifi-VC pracllceti as C. E. at Denver. 1859- 
 62: seneii in Union army. Civil war; returned to Chicago and 
 engaged In Iwitlur business: secty. fJrey. Clark and Engle: dir. 
 end ex-pre;. Chifago Telephone Co.; mem. city council. 1869- 
 71: repub. candidate for mayor. 18S1; later mem. board of 
 education; collector, imrt of Chicago. lSDO-4; pre.s. civil service 
 commission, 1 8!>n-7 : clubs: Chicago (pre^i. 1 I»ft4). Union 
 League. T'nlvereity. Calumet ; ofllce, 20 1 Lake St. 
 
 CARMACK, EDGAR H.. general agent State Mutual Assurance Co. 
 of Wurcester, Mass.; b. Monongahela. Pa., July 10. 1852; s. 
 Josiah \V. and Margaret Carmack: grad. Western Univ.. Pitts- 
 burg. Pa.; pres. and dir. Abstract Safety Vault Co.; dir. Con- 
 gress Hotel Co.; mem. C. A. A., Illinois Athletic, Press. South 
 Shore. Exmoor, Evanston ■Oolf, Geraiania Maennerchor clubs. 
 Chi. Assn. of Commerce: office, So Dearborn St. 
 
 CANTY. FRANCIS JAMES, general counsel London Guarantee & 
 Accident Co.. Ltd.: b. Erie. Pa., July 3. 1S62: s. Jeremiah 
 Henry and Mary Hendricks Canly; ed. Stratford. Ont.. high 
 school. Milwaukee high school, Lawrence Univ., Appleton. Wis.; 
 entered engineering service W. C. K. It., and later took up legal 
 profession: mem. Chic.igo Yacht, Itidge Country clubs: office, 206 
 La Salle St. 
 
 COEY, CHARLES A., automobile livery owner; b. Kedlield. N. Y.. 
 July 10, 1S73: s. Andrew S. and Hamia J. Coey; located in 
 Itockford. Wash.. 1890: invented attachment to run bicycle on 
 railroad track; opened automobile livery in Chicago, 1900; en- 
 gaged in automobile business and organized C. A. Coey Auto 
 Service Co.; club^ : South Shore, Chicago Automobile. Illinois 
 Atliletic. Chicago Yacht; office. 1710-18 Indiana Av. 
 
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 CABLE. BENIAMIN STICKNEY. scncial counsel C. It. I. & 1' 
 H H.: h. ICcii-k Ishiiiil. 111.. Snjl. LM. 1872: s. Ransom Head 
 iind Jnsfiihliie .Sllckncy Cable: grail. Plilllips Kxeter Acad.: A. IS. 
 Y«li! Unit.. 1S!)5: I.l. L. B. Columbia Univ.. 1898; practiced 
 law In onicc of Lowdon, Kstabrook and IJavls; orfice. La Salle 
 .SI. .sutlon. 
 
 CAMPBELL. EDWARD T.. gen. tralllc mgr. Erie R, R. ; offlce. 
 Kiiihviiy Kxchaiiiie IJIdg. 
 
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 CLAUSSENIUS. GEORGE W.. hanlter and steamship agent: b. 
 N. Y. rity. Nov. III. lS(JO:a. lU-no' Cljiussonlus (Cleiniaii con- 
 sul until 1877 ami cnnsiil of Austro-llungai-lan Einijlro from 
 1882 until lSf>4 tn f'hlrngn) ami Johimna von Tilly Claus- 
 ffenlUH; i-nuBBerl In llu- husliip.'is nf H. i'lausscnlus & Co. in 
 l)ankliiit. fnrrlKii exchunKp and agents Tar the North Gorman Lloyd 
 Stcnnnhlp <'<>.. In wlili-li business has ever since continued: fonner 
 mi-tii. rhlciiK** H«tard nf t^Jucatlori : mem. Germanla. Maniierchor; 
 udlce. UTi UearlMini St. 
 
 CASSELS. EDWIN H.. lawyer; h. Tomah. Wis.: A. R.. Univ. Wis.; 
 A.M.; Harvard: adm. to bar. Wis.. 1900: 111.. 1904; asst 
 cin-poratlon counsel. 19 07-9: clubs: Harvard. University, City. 
 Hamiltnn. Maiquette. Skokie country: offlce. The Rookery. 
 
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 CALLAHAN, JOHN W.. general manager. Tllinois Tiinnel Co.: Tj. 
 Salem, O.. Nov. 1 1. 1862: s. John and Catherine Callahan; 
 began railmatl service In track department of Pennsylvania It. 
 R. when 16 years old: came to Chicago In 1SS2 while in 
 service of X. Y. C. & SI. L. R. Tl. construction dept. : in ISSX 
 entered service of C. \V. I. & Belolt Ky.. train ilept. ; supt. Illinois 
 Tunnel Co.. 1907: promoted to gen. manager. Aug. 1. 190fl: 
 mem. Traffic and Chicago Railway cluhs: office. IT 7 Monroe St. 
 
 COONEY. RICHARD J., attorney; b. Pt-kin. 111.. Xuv. 2.S. 1S61; 
 s. William ami Alice Cooney; grad. Univ. of Valparaiso: adm. 
 Indiana har, 1SS5; city attorney. Havana, 111.. 18S7-8: 
 state's attorney. Peoria. 111.. 1 81)2-1 S06 : now engaged in 
 general law practice in Chicago with John Verhoeven: mem. 
 Hamilton club: Mason; pres. Lawyers' Association of Illinois; 
 omce. ."iO Clark St. 
 
 CUMMINGS. DAVID MARK, capitalist: h. Pekin. HI.. Feb. IS. 
 1 s (', : s. Columbus R. and Sarah M. Cummings ; grad. Yale, 
 1 S S 7 ; banker and broker with Watriss. Breese & Cummings. 
 1887; on death of fatlier. 189 7. succeeded to management of 
 financial enterprises; dir. First Nat. bank; pres. and dir. New 
 Pittsburg Coal & Coke Co.; clubs: Chicago. University. Calumet. 
 C. A. A. : office. First Nat. Bank Eldg. 
 
 COOLE Y. EDWIN GILBERT, supt. schools. Chicago. 1909; b. 
 StrawberiT Point. la.. Mar. 12, 1857; s. Gilbert and Martha 
 Cooley; ed. Strawberry Point public school. State Univ. of Iowa, 
 Chicago Univ., Ph. E., 1895; life diploma as teacher in Iowa. 
 1889; began teaching in Iowa in 1879; supt. schls., Cresco, 
 la., 1885-91: principal high schl. Aurora. HI.. 1891-3: prin- 
 cipal high schl. LaGrange. HI., 1893-1900; elected principal 
 Chicago Normal schl. 18 99. but before taking position was 
 elected city supt.; resigned 19 09. now pres. D. C. Heath & Co., 
 Boston; clubs: Union League, C. .\. A., University. Chicago Lit- 
 erary. Quadrangle. Iroquois. 
 
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 CONOVER. ABRAM B.. treasurer and gen. nigr. John A. Roeb- 
 
 ll.ii:.T Sons c. : ».. Ilarllneen. N. J.. April 20. ISGl: s. 
 
 Mirani It, and Ui'lH'<xa Conover; Ins been In service Joliii A. 
 
 Itorl.lhuitT Suns Co. since 18S3: for 21 years genenil trnvellng 
 
 salesmnn through V. S. : mem. C. A. A.. South Shore clubs; of- 
 nc*. 171 Lake St. 
 
 CHUREN. CHARLES ADELBERT. attorney; b. Bohemia. Aug. 13. 
 ISi',!); s. A.len>ert ami Snphia Chureii: grad. Univ. School. Chi- 
 cago; A. K., Urluit Coll.; Chicago-Kent Coll. of Law; attorney 
 for LiiK'oln Park cimimissloneis: mem. Sigma Chi fraternity. 
 Marnuette clnh. Royal Aicaiium. National Union and Ceska Bese- 
 da: offlce. 71> Dearborn St. 
 
 CONDON. JAMES G.. hnvyor: h. IU<i>uiilngton. III.. Nov. 28. 
 ls71; s. Wllll.im nml Hrlghl .McN'auura Condon; grad. St. 
 N'l.iU'Ut'u Coll.. Ilonrhonnals, 111., and Ohio Wesleynn Univ. : 
 trial nttorncy. nK.st. prasecutlnK nttorney and asst. city attorney: 
 mem. C. A. A.. PZdxenatcr Oolf. Charlevoix and Iroquois clubs. 
 K. of C: pre*. Chnrlcvolx club: for mniiy years secty. Iroquois 
 club: otllre. 1st Nnt. Bank Hide 
 
 CHILDS. FRANK HALL, lawyer; b. Findlay. O.. Feb. 16. 1859: 
 1 St) 7 nidVf.i 1.1 Kfpiihlic. O., where he received Nomnil school 
 education; Miiitli 1 1S7S. began work in government printing 
 officf. WarihinytAin. Lt. C. ; .Tan., 1 -SSO. entered pension office; 
 Dec. tHSO. omploye<l in office of supt. of railway mall ser- 
 vice, Clilcago; Sept. 1, 1800, promoted to postofHce inspector; 
 appointed cliief clerk of New Orleans division. Feb. 1892: 
 studied law at night, graduated from Kent Law schl., Chi- 
 cago, and was admitted to Illinois liar. 1SS4; began practice 
 of law in Chicago. 1S1)3: author: "CliUds on Suretyship and 
 Ouaranty." "Childs iin Personal Property." "Kwell on Fix- 
 tures." second edition: has taught twenty-two subjects In various 
 law Sf]io(ds for nine yeai-s; mem. Chicago Bar Assn.; ofHce. Home 
 Insnrjince Bldg. 
 
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 CLANCY. WILLIAM P.. inspector of Dulice; b. Gahvay. Iielaiul, 
 Feb. 2 4. 1 S 4 9 ; ed. Galway Model School. Queen's Coll. . 
 Queen's Univ., Galway; came to America in 1S69; worked as 
 bookkeeper, carpenter, pedlar, butcher, book-agent, mason, brick- 
 layer, newspaper reporter in Cleveland. O., and Chicago; worked 
 in stockyards ; joined police force, town of Lake ; promoted to 
 captaincy, resigned, returned to force and has risen to inspector- 
 ship, passing at head of list in civil service test; office, 7th 
 Division, Department of Police. 
 
 DORMAN, CHARLES C. inspector of police; b. Blue Island. III.. 
 Feb. 11. 1862; s. Christian and Carolina Dorman ; worked on 
 fami; worked at Pullman. 111., then came to Chicago aa iron- 
 molder; appointed driver on patrol wagon; elected Cook county 
 constable; resigned to join police department in 1889: patrol 
 sergeant, lieutenant, captain (19 061. inspector (190 8) ; mem. 
 Masonic order. Knights of Pythias. Royal Arcanum; office. M»x- 
 uell St. police station. 
 
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 CHICAGO RAILWAY EQUIPMENT COMPANY. -Incnrporate<l in Illinois, Nov. 17. 1S02. tliis company maniifatlures Dietal brake beams. 
 Kir l««l-U'rH. sltlo tK',-irUiir<. sLicK twljtislors and nther railway appliances. It lias purcliaseii llif patents, pood will and entire propeity 
 of llio NaiU.naJ Hollow Itniko IL-.tm <.V and al-to the patents, good will ftud brake beam business of the following companies: Dexter 
 MFir. <;»., Kewamv MTg. Co.. ItitorchanK.Mble Hrakc Bwun Co.. Michigan Ry. .Snpply Co.. Monarch BraJve Beam Co.. Northwestern Equip- 
 rm-nt * n.. Schoen Brake IVwin Co., KtorllriKWortli Brake Beam Supply Co., and Universal Brake Beam Co. Plants are located at Chicago. 
 Ill : Jor«-y ( ity, N. J.; Ih-trolt and C.rand lUplds. Mich.: Marion. Iiid. : Montre-a-l. Quebec and WaOkerviUe. Ontario. Offloer.s : E. B. 
 I^Hrh. iHwbknt nnd Recnoral maTUiger; J. -ha P. Ahivns. viee-prwiident: r. T. r>Rlx>ng. second vice-president: E. T. Walker, secivtarj- and 
 trwiflurrr: P. It. Harrison. genenU supcrln ten dent. 
 
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 ADMINISTRATIVE HEADQUARTERS OF THE ELECTRIC SERVICE INDUSTRY— The Edisou Building, located at 139 Adams street althoucli 
 ^,™i° ."''''?""'?"*• ^'' n.itable as the financial. enEineering, and opeiatiiig lieidduarters and general public offices of the greatest 'electricilv 
 Vi^IL "■"•fP""' F tl"? "f^<- llw C.mnnonivealtli Edison Company, of (.'liicag.i. This cumpany's great power houses at Flsk and Quarry streeij. 
 ana the Chjcago riyer are the source of some oUO.OilO.OOO Kilovyatt-honrs of enercy per year, equal to eHO 2-3 millions of horsepower hours 
 inis vast amount of electricity is used for operating local surface and elevated railroads, and for industrial power, electric light and electric 
 heating and electro-chemical applications of a thousand varieUes. The service extends through the systems of wholesale custoinera to MU- 
 wAuhee on the north. Elmhurst and Kankakee on the west and south, and into Indiana on the southeast. Through a private telephone 
 system centering in the load despatcher's office in the Edison building, that olBeial dliects every switelung operaUon of the entire system 
 or generator and battery connections, sub-stations, feeders, transmission lines, and public mains. 
 
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 CENTRAL TRUST CO. OF ILLI NOIS— When the new home of the Centrjil Tmst Cnmpany of Illinois was projected it was aimed to produce 
 4 ftlnicture vvhI'U vnmld liiiiiu-dlntvly siiKKcst to the observer that It w;ui a bank. Of the Corinthian order of architecture, with ninety feet 
 fmiitjiRt' on Miinruo stiiin, and four columns fifty feet in height ornamenting It^ facade, the building Is a symbol of solidity and strength. 
 Thp entrance imviUoti. Hanked i)y tlie Cm-Inthlan columns. Is brought into greator prominence by being constructed to the building line, 
 while Uiy onnt and west hiiys. on either side of It. recede six feet to the line on which tJie front wall of the building is constmcted. To a 
 di'plh of fifty fwt the Imnk hulldlng Is four stories in height. The remainder of the let is covered by the banking- room, one story in 
 hcltcht and roofed entirely with glass. 
 
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 ^/;[X„!?fTSa"f,^ ?o.!"'w?mfni S";is,^esia^n.°'u ?as"l^stlbfehed it. place amon. playhouses under the management of Geor.e ^^. 
 
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 f l>uiilai). Uussel & Co.. Jacksonville, of which he is now pres. ; 
 
 dcm nat cnm i(inn nj- t^^^7 •h^ yj. "r-"""- ■"-"■■ "•*"">"te inui <n i-uiniiij. uussei jc lo.. jacKsonvuie. or wnica he is now pres. 
 
 convTnton Denver 19^^^ sjat* com. 1897-19 01: dem. candidate for state treas. 1898 and 1900: delegate to dem, 
 
 IsTs pVes TaoWnvUle' I lff.Mn.«f Af." ■^^ ?"*"^*' com 1 9 S : erand master of exchequer, grand lodge of 111.. Knights of Pythias. 
 
 lroauol.'Vt^.H''Tr:h{cr/or:5i'rV^^ r?.«'^,"-" ^-^^n Co. dem._com.: mem. _ B. P. O. E. ; clubs: 
 
 .■Utgeld; residence and office. Jacksonville. HI. 
 
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 DAWES, RUruS CUTLER, official in gas and electric companies: b. Marietta, O., July 30. 1867; s. Gen. Rufus R. and Mary Beman Gates 
 
 Dawes; grad. Marietta C*'I1., 1886. B.A. and M.A. : business life spent organizing and managing gas and electric light companies; pres. and dir. 
 
 Union Ga3 and Electric Co.. North Shore Gas Co.. Ottumwa Gas Light. Heat and Power Co.; vice-pres.. treas. and dir. East St. Louis Gas Light 
 
 Co.. South Shore Gas and Electric Co., Shrereport Gas and Electric Co.. Granite City- Venice Electric Co.; vice-pres. and dir. Michigan City- 
 
 Northem Indiana Gas Co.; secty. and dir. Benton Harbor-St. Joe Gas Co.: clubs: Union league. Glenview, Evanston Countiy, Evanstou; resi- 
 dence, Eranston ; office. N. T. Life Bldg. 
 
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 DOUGLASS, WILLIAM AM, us iiiktr. Mi'rcaiitllf Jim-iiry : Ii. Ni-h 
 Yuik L'Hy, .\n£ 10 1 '^ .". 1" . ■>. Beiuatiilii iiml KHziilieth l>uii 
 Dn.islnM: vi\. ColiiniblA Toll. (}r»nimur schl. Nfw Y^rk. IiIkIi srhl.. 
 EaMon. I'rt.. nnd Lafayette Coll.. IS«H 72. K- A., M. A.; iitt. 
 rnlon Theological Scin.. New York, lS7;i-:i; pomnilsslon dry 
 ijooils huslnes*. N. Y*. Cltj-. IHT.'t-lSTO: 187C entered em- 
 ploy nf II. G. Dun & Co. (the Merctintlle agency) In Clilcago: 
 a!»-*l. nigr. Chicago onicc. 1S80-H: nigr. Chicago oftlce. ISSft- 
 tlH):i; 1003 w«H niiido mgr. of the Clilcago dist. : one of orig- 
 inal memo, and still weiring on hoanl of mgis.. Presbyterian 
 h'^n ■ rltiM- T'nion I-cnuiif. Weslwurd Ho,: re-'ldi-nce. Oak Park: 
 
 DEEVES. GRIFFEN H.. vOmU-^ih- liimln-i uiiui ; li. i;iiil..ln, N V.. 
 Sept. 10. l^GG; s. Thi'iiuis Stephen and Kebecca Grace Deeves; 
 camo to Chicago 1 S69 : ed. public schls. and business col. : 
 ISS.I-lflOl with Perley Lowe & Co.; 1901 organized Griffen 
 TI. Deeves Lumber Co.. of which he Is pres. ; pres. Campeehi 
 Lumber and Development Co.. Campeehi. Mes. ; pres. States Ac- 
 cident Insurance Co.; one of ortjanizeri and first dlr. 111. Com- 
 mercial Men'.*; Assn.: clubs: C. A. A.. South Sliore. Beverly 
 Coiintr>-: Mason: ( ftice. Ttallway Exchange BIdg. 
 
 OUNLAP. ROBERT, general attorney, A. T. & S. F. R. K. ; b. 
 I bi< hiiiiitl. o. iKt. 4. 1853: 0. Joseph and Sarah Dunlap; 
 adm. to bar In Cincinnati: practiced law In Colorado; afterwards 
 went to Topcka as asat. attorney for A. T. & S. F. U. U.; came 
 lo Chicago In IHOTi an aast. to the general solicitor of the same 
 road: In 1807 appointed general attorney of system; mom. 
 C. A. A. Press and South Shore clubs; oftlce. Hallway Kxchaiige 
 Blili. 
 
 DEWEY, CHAUNCEV. real estate and live stock dealer: b. Austin. 
 Tex.. May 1 *.», 1 .s 7 7 ; s. Charles Paulsen and Kmma Scott 
 Ifewi-y ; ed. T'lilv. of South. Sewanee. Tex. ; secty. Xat. League 
 of Repulil. clubs, 1 lt07-S. treas. 1909: mem. republ. state 
 central crtmmUtee, 1st cong. dlst.. Cook Co. exec, committee. 
 2nd ward. Cook Co. bd. of dlr. So. town; enlisted 1st Infty., 
 1. N. G., 1904: 2nd lieut.. 1905; 1st Ueut.. 1906: re- 
 signed Aug. 1 9 S : appointed cid. . inspt. gen. III. Nat. Guanl 
 and Naval Reserve. Nov. . 19 08; Mason : clubs : Unioti League. 
 Calumet, Sonth Shore, Hamilton. Press. C. A. A. : office. Chamber 
 of Commerce. 
 
 106
 
 DONOVAN, HENRY F., editor and proprietor of the Clilca^n 
 Kagle: b. Whitby. Out., Aug. S. 1S5S; s. Christopher I-', ami 
 Mary L. Donovan: reporter, Cliicago Journal. 1873-188 3; 
 deputy county clerk. 1 8,s3-l SS5 : supt. Chicago postoffice. 
 ISSri-lSS.S: political editor. Chicago Times. 1SS8-1S90: 
 established Chicago Eagle, 18 89: colonel and inspector-gen.. I. 
 N. G.. 1893-1897: delegate Democratic Nat. Convention, 
 1896: pres. Cook county board of education. 1SS2-1SS3. 
 18S7. 1S93. 1S94; mem. Chicago Press club; office. Teu- 
 tonic Bldg. 
 
 DAMSEL. WILLIAM HUDSON, vice-pici. Adams Express Co.; b. 
 West Chester, Chester Co.. Pa., Feb. 7. 1844: s. Uriah and 
 Catherine Pliipps Damsel ; enlisted private. 3 rd Ohio A'olunteer 
 Infantry. 1 S61 : dir. Adams Express Co. ; mem. Chicago Mid- 
 Day, Glen view and Eviiiiston country clubs: office, 8 4 Van 
 Buren St. 
 
 OEERING. THOMAS G.. lawyer; b. Chicago. Aug. 24. 1S77: 
 s. Thnmas W and Louise E. Deering; LI. B. Northwestern t'niv. 
 law scld. 1903: mem. firm of West. Eckhart & Taylor; club: 
 Hamilton: mem. Chicago and HI. State Bar Assn.; ofBce, First 
 Nat. Bank Bldg. 
 
 >ANNER. MAX. L.. captain of police; b. St. Louis. Mo.. May 6, 
 1 sr, 7 ; ^ Libert and Elizabeth Danner; joined police depart- 
 ment, CIncaso. 1890; promcted to post of patrol sergeant. 
 1 S9S ; promoted to lieutenant. 1901: made captain. 1908: 
 mem. Royal Arcanum; ofnce, Chicago Ave. police station. 
 
 107
 
 DAVIES. EDGAR THOMAS, chlff nf III. di-pt <'f factory in* 
 specUon: b. N. Y. City, Sept. 12, 187,1; s. Kev. Phillip L. ami 
 Sarah Thomas Davles; 1893-1901 with Marshall Field & Co.; 
 1901 asst. 111. state faelory Inspt. ; chief factory iiispt. since 
 1902: former pres. Inteniat. Assn. of P'actory In.spts. ; chairman 
 committee factory lesrlslaUon HI. State Conference of Charities, 
 etc. ; hon. vicc-prcs. 111. State Assn. for prevention of tubeicu- 
 IosIb; dlr. Juvenile Protwtlve Assn.; mem. Children's Committee, 
 Nat. Conference Charities and Corrections, etc.; clubs: Hamilton, 
 Colonial; office. 188 Madison St. 
 
 DOW. FRANCIS MELVEN. superintendent hotel and dining-car 
 seiTice, I. C. R. It.; b. Tompkins. Jackson county, Mich.. May 
 11, 1871; s. Jesse B. and Laura E. Dow; in 18 85 went to 
 South Dakota, where he worked on a farm till 18 89; came to 
 Chicago in 189 2 with C. 51. & St. P. It. R. service, in which 
 he rose to rank of inspector of dining car seiTice; left in 1903 
 to take present position; men. Illinois Athletic club; office. Park 
 Row. 
 
 DVRENFORTH HAROLD, life pre;. C mmerclal Life Insurance 
 I."' ;JV'"'"'^'""-.^' • -l"'^* '-• 3««5: s. Julius and Caroline 
 Iiyrenfortii; entered life Insurance fleld May. 1897 with Mar- 
 <juett« company, later agency of Xew York Life; clubs- C A A 
 iH'^Jll''^ i'*""'*P; '*!'''■>• *'>'»*•««" Advertising Assn.; tr^ist^e 
 nS B?nk Bid i-c^idence. Kvanston; office, 1st 
 
 DOLPH. FRED A., lawyer; office. Tribune Bldg. 
 
 108
 
 entered raUwaj semce 1866 with C.ir&bt. P. Ry^. lias Men consecui^^ 1890-99. sen. mgr. : Dec. 26. 1895. to Sept. 23. 
 
 fl%r:eLL''JelLfle;r2s'rstt^oTeseT^^^^^ P- «^- Central Trust Co. of lU. Continental Nat. Ban.: 
 
 club: Commercial: office. Railway Exchange Bldg. 
 
 109
 
 ^'•vnI,"^;."-,'^",!'^!,^' ".'■"• ""l»"<l-Elllott Co.; b. Mnrlon, la.. 
 KMl.lt ( nH<. ,M,iskn. AuB. LM), l.silf); clubs: South Shore, c. 
 
 i.si!r 
 
 .4. A. 
 
 i; s. I!eiir>' p. aiul Antoinette Mavie Elliott- 
 : olllt-e. 1 (IS I,» Snlle St. 
 
 110 
 
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 EWEN. JOHN MEIGGS, engineer and builder; h. Xenton. N. Y,. Sept. 3- 1850; s. Warren aii-d Sarali Faulkner Ewen; ed. Russell's Mllitar> 
 Acad.. New Haven. Conn., Stevens Inst, of Tech., Hoboken. X. J., and Ei-ole de Beaux Arts, Paris. France: first occupation, asst. engr. and 
 draftsman. N. Y. City; has been chief engr., W. L. B. Jenney : archt. : chief engr. and gen. mgr.. Bumham & Root, archts. ; vice-pres. and gen. 
 ragr., George A. Fuller Const, Co.; vice-pres.. Thompson-Starrett Co.; is now pres. ohn M. Ewen Co.. engineers and builders; consulting engr. 
 new Clilcago city haU, new Cook Co. bldg.. Cook Co. infirmary, and connected with construction of various large buildings in Chicago and other 
 cjties; chairman Chicago Harbor Commission; spec. engr. council committee on harbors and wha-ves; appraiser board of local improvements and 
 (■ri'poratioii counserc nfflce: <^lub-;: T'nion League. University. Press, Ha-niltnn. Pa'lelte and Chisel. Mid-r>;'v. Fxninor rnuntir. Onwentsia. 
 Tnglneers', Architectural; governing mem. Art Inst.; mem. A. S. C. E., A. S. M. K., W. S. E. ; office. The Rookery. 
 
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 EATON. MARQUIS, lawyer: b. Mattewan. Mich. April Ti. 1876: 
 s, CJen. Cbarlir* L, and Nellte Joiner Eaton: cd. University of 
 MIchlKnn: deputy-rirportcr. Supreme court of Mlclilgaii ; passed 
 Allclituun bar exnmlnatlon before Ills removal to Chicago; member 
 flnu of Cody & I-'-Uun; tnisiie rhlcaK'i Kaw Inst: dlr. Chicago 
 Congrogallunnl cluh: pres. HamlUnn club. 1007-8: mem. Illi- 
 nois State Bar Asan.. Chicago Bar Assn., Chicago Law club; 
 onice. 135 Adams St. 
 
 ELLICOTT. EDWARD BEACH, electrical engineer; b. Lockpoct. P^- 
 Y,. Mar. 2S. ISOO; s. George N. and Maria Ellicott: clt? 
 electrician. Chicago. 1S97-11»05; chief raechaalcal and elec- 
 trical engineer. St. Loul3 E.xpn. ; constructloti engineer. West- 
 em Electric Co.. 18&2-1895; electrical engineer, sanitary dis- 
 trict of Chicago; mem. C. A. A,, and Union League, and Ex- 
 moor Clubs; A. S. M. E. : office 125 Monroe St. 
 
 118
 
 ERICSON. JOHN ERNST, city eiigiueer; Ij. Upland. Sweden. Oct. 
 '2o ISfi.S; s .\ndrew and Sophia Llnd Ericson: ed. Royal 
 Polytechtilo Inst, and Coll., Stockholm. C. E.. ISSO: came to 
 .America In 1S81; became engr. of con.structlon T.. C. & St. T,. 
 R. R. ; entered U. S. service Hennepin canal suney; entered Chi- 
 cago service, 1S84: In 1893, first asst. city engineer: In 
 1S97 promoted to post of city engr.: mem. C. .\. A.: Swedish 
 Glee club: A. S. C. E.. W. S. E.. American Waterworks assn: 
 ^lason: oBtce. City Hall. 
 
 ECKHARDT. WILLIAM NICHOLAS, commission merchant: b. Chi- 
 cago. July 2 0. IS, "(It; s, Louis and Katharina Eckhardt; pres. 
 Pope & Eckhardt Co.; dir. board of trade 1896-98; vice-pres. 
 190n-nl: clubs: Illinois. Plstakee Yacht; Mason: office. 138 
 Jackson Blvd. 
 
 EIDMANN, HENRY F., real estate dealer, sanitary dist trustee, 
 b. St. Louis. Mo.. Dec. 11. 1862; grad. Elmhurst Coll.: 1885 
 supervised founding of Hebron. Morton Co.. N. D. : 1S86 elected 
 commissioner of Morton Co.. N. D. ; resigned 188 8 ,^nj .re'"™^ 
 to Chicago to enter real estate and loan business: ISO'J-lJUb 
 alderman 31st, now 3 2nd, ward: 1906 elected sanitary dlst. 
 trustee on repub. ticket; dir. Bnglewood hosp. ; clubs: Hammon, 
 Englewood: office. 138 Washington St. 
 
 EVERETT, EDWARD WARREN, lawyer; b. St. J.iaeph. Mo.. Oct. 
 3 l.S7"^; s. William S. and Charlotte S. Everett; LI. B. Lake 
 Forest I'niv. 1 S ; 1809 associated with law Arm of Winston 
 & Meagher- Oct. 1, 1908, became partner In ftrm of Winston, 
 Payne. Strawn & Shaw: clubs: South Shore. Illinois Athletic. 
 Columbia Yacht. Macatawa Bay yacht: office. First Nat. Bank 
 Bldg. 
 
 119
 
 EBERHART, NOBLE MURRAY. i>h>^i.'tai> .tn.l autl.i.i . I.. Ben- 
 ton HarlKir. Mli-li.. Apr. L' 1 . 1 H7U ; s. Isa A. and Melissa 
 Jar(il»s KlM'rhurl; etl. I'nlv. nf III., Lombard I'lilv., Jiaclne 
 r..ll. (H. S.). Heddlng Coll. ^^r. S.). Univ. of Chicago. Ben- 
 iielt M«I. Coll. (M. D.). Coll. of P. & S. (M. D.); honorary 
 A. M. Valparaiso Univ. ; head of dept. of electrotherapy and 
 j.ecly. of family. Chicaco Coll. of Medicine and Surgery: 
 electrotheraplst. Wlllard Hosp. club; I'rfss; mem. Chicago Med. 
 Soc, 111. and Am. Med. Assiis.. Victoria Inst, of llreat Britain; 
 fellow. Am. Acad. i>f Medicine, Am. Blectro-Therapeutic Assn.. 
 etc.; Mason: office; Cliicaso Savings Kank Bldg. 
 
 ECKHART. JOHN W.. nieichant and mUlei ; Ij. West, Bend. Wis.. 
 Xov. 20. 1856; s. Jacob and Eva Echhart; cd. Viroqua. Wis., 
 high schl. : pres. John W. Eekhart Co. : clubs: Iroquois, HI. 
 Athletic, r. A. A.; office, 311 to :i2it Cariwnter St. 
 
 ENRIGHT. JOHN B.. lieutenant of jwllce; b. Chicago, Apr. 15. 
 1872; s. John V. and Delia Healy Bnrlght ; entered Chicago 
 IKtllec dcpt. AS operator. 1 S It 2 ; patrolman, .\pr. 2 5. 1803; 
 detective bureau. 1807: sergeant. March 21. 18»8: Ueut.. 
 March 10, 1 ttOS : mem. Itoyal Arcanum, Policemen's Benev. 
 Assn.; office. 210 W. Twenty-second St. 
 
 EVANS, iOHN THOMAS, liiwver; b. Macon Co.. Mo.. Aug. S. 
 1878; s. Griffith E. and Jane Evans; LI. B., Lalie Forest Univ.. 
 1902: in partnership with Herbert S. Duncorabe since 1904: 
 clubs: C. A. A.. Hamilton, Exmoor Country: mem. Phi Delta Phi 
 and Phi Lambda Epsilon fraternities. Hi. Bar Assn.; Mason; office. 
 Chamber of Commerce Bidg. 
 
 120
 
 EWELL, MARSHALL DAVIS, liaiulwriting aud mkroseoplcal ex- 
 pert; b. Oxfnr.l. Mlrh.. Aug. 18, 18 4 4: s. Edmund C. and 
 Frances E. Ewell ; srad. MUh. Normal schl.. 1864; 1868 LI. B., 
 1879 LI. 1».. Vnlv. Mich.; 1S79 A. M.. Northwestern Univ.; 
 judge (if probate ct.. Mason. Co.. Mich., 1874-75; resigned and 
 came tn Chicago; grad. Chicago Med. Coll.. 1884: 1877-1903 
 prof, of law. Union Coli. of Law and pres. and dean. Kent Coll. 
 of Law. Chicago, and lecturer med. jurisprudence Cornell Univ. 
 and Univ. Mich. ; author: "Law of Fixtures." "Leading Cases 
 on DisabUitles," "Manual of Med. Jurisprudence." "Essentials 
 (if the Law;" for 2 5 years devoted attention to metrology and 
 microscopy; 1 OOC. made mlcroscoplst N. Y. Medico-Legal Soc. ; 
 fellow. Royal Mlcroscnpicfil Soc. London. Eng.. mem. and twice 
 pres. Am. Mi-Tu'^'diilciil Sue, ; residence. Evanston; office. Ashland 
 Blk. 
 
 EYMAN, FRANK P.. flrst-asst. general freight agent. C. & N. 
 W, R. R. ; b. Lancaster, O. : s. Henry B. and Mary Baker 
 Eyman; ed. Fairfield Union Acad.; telegraph operator and agent, 
 B. & O. R. R. ; later employed with Denver & Rio Grande R. 
 R. ; in service with C. & N. W. R. R. as telegraph operator in 
 general office. 1880: continuously in service as travelling freight 
 agent, contracting agent (Mllwaukeee), general agent (Chicago), 
 and asst. general freight agent; mem. C. A. A.. Union League. 
 Glenvlew. Evanston Golf, Evanstoii, A. , Hamilton, Traflic Clubs, 
 Milwaukee Athletic Club; Mason. Kniglit Templar; offlce. 215 
 Jackson Blvd. 
 
 EBERHARDT. MAX. judge "f Muni.ipal court; b. Bavaria. 1843; 
 came to U. S. ]Sr»:i; law degrees from Lake Forest Univ., Chicago 
 Law Schl.. 111. Coll. of Law; justice of the peace in Chicago for 
 thirty years; elected to Municipal court on repub. ticket, 190C: 
 re-elected ] 908; mem. Am. Bar Assn.. Chicago Bar Assn., III. Bar 
 Assn.. Chicago and 111. State Historical Societies; former prea. 
 German Am. Historical Soc. of 111.; office. 148 Michigan Av, 
 
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 FERGUSON. ALEXANDER HUGH. M. D. ; h. Oiitnrlo Co.. Can.. Feb. 
 Acad. 1111(1 Mniillubft ('oil.: UuKht school; rend mciiidiK' under Dr. Joh 
 Trinity Univ.. Toronto; M. H.. ISHl; M. D.. C. M.. Trinity Univ.. 1 
 nlpeg. Can.. 1881-04: took active part founding Manitoba Med. Col 
 nunicry from 1880-04: mem. (wn. stati Winnipeg Gen. Hi«p.. surge 
 As^n. and mem. Provincial Board of Health; now prof. cUnlcnl .surRorv 
 PnHl-Graduat« Med. School and Hosp., 18ft3; Is surgeon to Ptist-C.rad 
 Ho?p. for the In.sane; mem. llrltlsh Med. Assn., Intemat. Burglcal Ass 
 caBd Mt«.l. Soo.. Chicago Oynecoloslcnl Sor.. Clilcago Surgical Soc. : fel 
 coloBlftts; ex-prtw, Clilcftso Mod. Soc.; TrlMnto Mivi. Assn.: and of We 
 flynpcologlral A-vin. ; nicm. tho Miss. Valley Med. Assn. ; hon. mem. Ml 
 Amp ; Ma«nn: »>01r,. i (to stntn .St. 
 
 27. 1853; s. Alexander and Annie McFadyen Ferguson: eti. Ilockwood 
 ri H. O'Donnell. at Winnipeg. Man.. 1 S7 7 ; studied In med. Coll. of 
 881; course at Kuch's labonatory. Berlin; practice BufTalo. 1881; Wln- 
 1., in which «as three years prof, of physiology and histology: prof, of 
 Mi-ln-chU'f St. Boniface Hosp. ; 1st pres. Manitoba branch. British Med. 
 In the Coll. of Physicians and Surgeons: elected prof, of surgery in Chicago 
 uate Hosp.. surgeon-in-chlrf to the Chicago Hoep., surgeon to Cook Co. 
 n.. Am. Surgical Assn.. Am. Med. Assn.. Illinois State M6d. Assn., Chl- 
 low Chicago Acad, of Medicine, Am. Assn. of Obstetricians and Gyne- 
 ;tem Surgical and Gynecnloglcal As<!n. ; fellow Sduthem Surgical ami 
 (!h. State Med. A«*sn. ; Wayne Co. Med. Soc. and of Military Tract M«d. 
 
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 Mort'iR-l Soiilhern Ky. ; fiityrt-il service <.'. It. I. & 1*. Uy.. Hiitvli- 
 iiison. Kiis.. Iti freight dept. ; lS»tl-]lH»3 traveling rep. of 
 C. It. I. & P. K. It.. Salt Lake City aiul St. Louis; travelluB 
 freight and puss, ngt., KI Paso. Tex.; iipiit. gen. agt. consiUdated 
 El Paso Northeastern iind Kl Paso & Simtlivvesteni. Lus Angeles. 
 Cal.: clulw: C. A. A., Jonatliaii (Los .\ngeles|. Toltec (El Paso). 
 Maricopa (Phoenix. Ariz.); mem. B. P. O. E.. Hoc Hoos; offlce. 
 1 1 J Adams St. 
 
 FOWLER, FRANK T.. supt. of streets; b. Beverly. O.. Fell. 7. 
 lS(i7: torraerly bleycle manufacturer: elected repub. alderman 
 from old 13Ih ward. 1899: re-elected from 14th ward (after 
 redLstricting). 1!)01; mem. We.st Park board. 1900-1; moved 
 to Waukegan and engaged in laundiy business and published 
 Waukegau Sun. 1904-6; returned to Chicago 1907: app. 
 member board of local impiovements by Mayor Basse, Sept.. 
 1909; appt. supt, of streets. 1910; offlce. City Hall. 
 
 FOELL. CHARLES M.. K.wmi ; 1.. luili-y. 1.... N..v. li 1 . 1 N .; 9 ; 
 s. CeorRp M. and Caroline Foell ; Ph. 11.. Cornel! Coll.. Mt. 
 Vernon. la., 1804. LI. IJ. Northwestern Univ.. 189(1: sened 
 two lenns pres., two terms as secty. and one term as chairman 
 political action com. Marquette club; elected alderman 21st ward. 
 repub. tickel: now serving ihlnl term: chalnnan city council 
 com. on hartKirs. whar\*es and bildges; mem. Chicago harbor com- 
 mission; cIuIm: Mntriuelte. <lernianla. Illinois Athletic: mem. 
 ChlcaKo and 111, State Bar Assns. ; dtllce. Ativood BldK- 
 
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 FOSTER. STEPHEN AUSTIN, judye of .Muincipal court; b. Derby 
 Line. VI,, Pt.-. j;;. ls(;(',;s, Austhi Theopliilus and Sarah Gllnum 
 Foster; A. It. Tults Coll.. A. M. and LI. B.. Harvard law schl. : 
 practiced law Boston 1891-90: came to Chicago 1896. as 
 member of firm of Aldilch. Iteed. Foster & Allen; while asst, 
 atty. of sanitary district compiled statutes and decision relating 
 thereto; elected to Municipal court on repub. ticket. 1906; clubs: 
 rnlverslty, Hamilton. City. Harvard; office, 14S Michigan Ave.
 
 FYFFE, COLIN CAMPBELL, lawyer: b. Imbliri. Ireland. June 10. 
 1800; s. John ami .Miiry L. Heslop Fyffe; gracl. Racine Coll.. 
 1882: LI. B. Harvard Law schL : 1SS7 became law clerk, and 
 in 1888 was admitted to tho bar; began practice as a partner 
 with P. S. Fuller, continuing until 1S93: practiced alone and 
 was asst. corporation counsel of Chicago. 189 9-1003; Oct. 1. 
 1903. associated with Arm of Wood & Fyffe: now Arm of Fyffe 
 & Adeock: former mem. board of dirs. Chicago public llbrarj-; 
 clubs: Unlver^ilty, Press. Cemiania. Chicago golf; ofBce, New Yoik 
 Life Bldg. 
 
 FARRELL. JOHN DAVID, hiwyer; 1). Renova, Pa.. Apr, 3. 1S72: 
 s. Thomas F. and Elizabeth J. Farrell; studied mechanics. Pratt 
 Inst.. Brooklyn. N. Y., and Cooper Union Inst,. New York, four 
 years; LL B.. Illinois Coll. of Law. 1904: admitted to bar. 
 19 04: during Spanish- Am. war volunteer Steam Engineering 
 Dept.. U. S. Nh\t. as constructing engineer. Brooklyn Navy 
 Yard; i-mce. 108 La Salle St. 
 
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 FOX, RICHARD T.. president. Contracting Westmmite Co.; pav- 
 ing contiacturs: office. 8 4 Van Buren St. 
 
 FLYNN, THOMAS W.. lawyer: b. Waterloo. N. Y.. Oct. 2. 1866; 
 3. Patrick and Marv F'lynn; came to Chicago 1891: employed 
 in index department, secretaiy of ?tate. 1 893-97 : admitted 
 to bar. 1897; in practice of law since: mem. Knights of Co- 
 lumbus, Order of the Alliambra; office. The Rookery. 
 
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 FRENCH. GEORGE B.. pres. Spokane, Portland. Seattle K. K. ; 
 r.ininTlv v'fti. all. I foreign agent. 0.. M. & St. P. )ty ; offlte. 
 I'nrlliinil. (trt-. 
 
 FOLDS. CHARLES W., l.anl;er and bruker: b. Oshkosh. Wis., 
 Aug. 23. 187<»; s. Willllam B. and Mary Jenkins Folds; ed. 
 Minneapolis hlfc-h ^cliuol. t'niv. itf Minnesota extension night 
 course; in banking business m Clilcagi) since 181>9: dir. and 
 secty. North Central Improvement Assn. ; dlr. Chicago Home for 
 Boys, Calumet Fire Ins. Co.; mem. Chicago, Mid-Day Banker's. 
 Onwentsla. Glenvlew and Sauganois Shooting clubs, Chicago 
 Assn. of Commerce; Union League Club (New York). Chamber 
 of Commerce (New York), and Minneapolis Club (New York); 
 office. 20 5 LaSalle St. 
 
 FERGUS. ROBERT C. lawyer; b. Chiciin", \..v. 18. 1S«S; s. 
 <;n.rt:i- II. ;uid .Maiy K. Stocking Fergus; grad. Northwestern 
 rnlv. law .s.-iil,: M. L.. ISJir,. P. C. I... IHItT. Yale Univ.; in 
 printing hUHiness with father and . grandfather. Kobert Fergus. 
 1883-91; hanking houne, IVabody. Houghtellng & Co.. 181)1- 
 ;»3; In (iractUe of law since 189.1; writer on legal subjects; edl- 
 lor: "Intematlniial Kxchange." Chicago, Nov.. 19 03: once 
 rhalnnan ('hlcago luteal Asseni.. Brotherhood of St. Andrew, 
 secty. IKOfidH; «lubs: Yale; mem. Chicago Bar Assn.; office. 
 Nal. Life Bldg. 
 
 FENTON. WILLIAM TAYLOR, banker; b. near Madison. Ind.. 
 June 2. ls4S; s. William Lrgan and Cynthia Fenton; as a boy 
 entered banking business of Fletcher & Sharpe, Indianapoli^. 
 serving 1 ye.ii-s ; discount clerk. Merciiants" Nat. Bank. Chi- 
 cago ; cashier First Nat. Bank. Ottumwa. la.. r> years; returned to 
 CUlcago 18 91 and assisted In organization of Nat. Bank of the 
 llepubllc. of which he became cashier; vlce-pres. and cashier since 
 1897: ser\ed as pres. 111. Bankers' Assn.. Chicago Clearing 
 House Assn.. Bankers' club; mem. executive council Am. Bank- 
 ers' Assn.: clubs: Chicago. I'nluii League. Kenwood. Mhllotliian. 
 etc. ; office. 17 1 La Salle St. 
 
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 SOWER HARRY, trflBhl IralBc manaser. C. R I ft P R n • 
 h«th MDdsell (.o».r; came tn United States In 187 2 and to 
 il.i^H i^r'*",^- •""», '^l"*. ««B« Bros.; bookkeeoer. A T 
 Slemrl & Co. : from clerk with C. R. I. 4 p R r .diancM 
 
 .'l„KI""m t"""°"-„'°™- "nl"" Leaei" and Home,"„-d Cou„"r? 
 < Iut*B: office. LaSalle St. station. 
 
 GREENEBAUM. JAMES EUGENE, banker: b. eiilcaKO. April .1. 
 18ttrt; 9. Ella.s and Roslne Greenebaum; ed. Sbeffield Scientific 
 Schl.. Yale I'niv. : Ph. It. Yale. 1S86: eng^ed in banklnc 
 business with CJn-enebaum Sons. beln« admitted to firm In 
 188U: treas. Chlcaso Home for Jewish OrDhans: mem. Stand- 
 ard. Bankers'. .South Shore and Tale Cluba; offlce. Ashland Elk. 
 
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 GINDELE. CHARLES WILLIAM. Onntniclor and builder; 1>. 
 Schwt-ir'fiirt. Bavaria, Germany. 1 S56 : 9. John George and 
 I.ouLse Cliulele; entered Arm trf J. O. Oindele & Sons. 1868; 
 organized Charles W. Olndele Co., 1894: dlr. Central Printing 
 & Engraving Co.. National Asan. of Buildeis: pres. Charles W. 
 Gindele Co. ; mem. Builders', Hamliton. Press and South Shore 
 clubs. Carpenters' and Builders' A*sn.. Boval Arcanum; cor- 
 poral. Sth 111. Volunteer Cavalry. Civil War; nfflce. 333.^ La- 
 Salle St. 
 
 GUNTHER. CHARLES FREDERICK, candy mti. ; b. Wil.lbeig. Wur 
 teuiheiy. Ger., Mar. (!, 1 S 3 7 ; s. John M. and Marie V. Gunther; 
 came to U. S. lS4i;: resided. Columbia, Pa.. 1 84 2- 50 ; Peru, III,. 
 1850-60: I860, engaged in busiuais in Memphis. Tenn. ; sen-eil 
 in Confederate nuvs in civil war; mfg. confectioner since 1S6S in 
 Chicago; elected alderman on dem. ticket from Second ward twn 
 terms; city treas. of Chicago. lOO 1-5: candidate for dem. nom- 
 ination for govenior. J, DOS; former pres. Iroquois cluh; otflce, 212 
 Stt\te St. 
 
 GREENACRE. ISAIAH THOMAS, lawyer; b. Will township. WiU 
 County. 111. . Jan. 4 . 18 6 3; s. Isaiah and Lucinda Young 
 Greenacre ; JA. B.. Northwestern Univ.. attorney for teacher?' 
 case which in 19 02 added $238,000,000 in values to th* 
 tax lists of Cook county for public utility concerns theretofore 
 unscheduled; town clerk, alderman, attorney for various subur- 
 ban villages, towns and school districts: mem. Masonic organiza- 
 tions; offlce. 8 4 Washington St. 
 
 GOODNOW. CHARLES NEWELL, judge of Municipal court; b. 
 Salem. 111,. Aug. 24. 1864; s. Henry Clinton and Margaret F. 
 Newell Goodnow; ed. Christian Brothers' CoU.. St. Louis; adm. 
 to bar 1SS7: moved to Chicago 1SS9; 1899-1901 mem. 111. 
 legislature; 19 06 elected on repub. ticket judge of Municipal 
 court; re-elected for 6-year term 1908; Mason; mem. Knights 
 of the Maccabees; offlce. 14S Michigan Ave. 
 
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 GILLETTE. HOWARD FRANK, l.roker In cummercial paper; b. 
 Chicago. Apr. i). \H7'2: s. Jiirnes K. anil Jennie Parker Gil- 
 lette: eil. Har\*ar(l Schl. nf riilcaB". i'O-^e Finest Acad.. Berlin 
 L'nlv.. (iermany; Har^anl Coll. and Nnrthwcstern I'nlv. Law 
 Schl. <LI. B.. 1800); l)cgan practice of law 1807; associated 
 with firm of Hoyne, l-'nllansbee & O'Cinior for 3 years; 
 1901-2 vice pres. C W. Dempster &. Co. wholesale hatters: 
 1004 established as broker lii commercial pai»er, representing 
 eastern Hrni of \V. O. flay & Co.; club? : ChlcaKo. Wlieaton golf, 
 OinM-nlsla. Saddle and Cycle, llepubUcan : also Harvard (New 
 W.rk); omce. i; 1 S La Salle St. 
 
 GREENEBAUM. MOSES E., Uinker. b. Cbicagu. Maich 17. 
 1 STiN : s. Elia> and Hoslne Greenebaum ; pres. Chicago Sinai 
 Cong., vice-pies. Ueal p:state Title & Trust Co.; mem. executive 
 committee Citizens* Assn.; trustee Michael Reese hosp. ; clubfi: 
 Standard, Uavisloe; office, Oreenebaum Sens. Ashland Blk. 
 
 GREENEBAUM. HENRY EVERETT, bankrr. f.>uii(h-r of Greene 
 ti»um Sons; b. Chicago. Sciit. 1. 1 H Tt 4 ; s. KIliis and Unsine 
 Cr'-fiitbiium: ed ( viilnii Illgb Schl. (lilcago; engaged with First 
 National Bank ut Chicago, later with domestic and foreign bank- 
 ing houses In New York; in 1H77 estat)llshed banking house 
 of which he la the senior member; director, Home titr Aged and 
 InOrm; mem. Standard, South Shore and Precis clubs: Ashland 
 
 Blk. 
 
 GIBBONS, HARRY R.. president, H. U. Gibbons Box Mfg. Co.: 
 pres. ittigers I'ark Baseball Co.; office, 600 S. Canal St. 
 
 146
 
 GOEHST. JOHN HENRY, constructing electrical engineer; b. Chi- 
 cago. Jiiii. lit. iseri: s. John Henr>' and Madelenn .lulllch 
 Goehst; ed. West Division Iiigh scld. and Bn^iiiess Coll.; fixture 
 hanger's apprentice with Western txUsi-n l.lsht Co. as electric 
 wireman. May. iss;i. and worked as a nieclianlc 4 years; con- 
 struction supt. for the Chicago Edison Co.. May 1. 1887. In 
 which position has since continued; has secured from U. S. {}ov- 
 ernment patents on Impiovenienls of electric light devices; pres. 
 of the Federal Electric Co., antl of the New York Feilerai Electric 
 Co.; mem. Am. Instltnie of Electrical Engtneei-s; t-luhs; C A. A.. 
 Colonial; nfflce, i:{!) Adauis St. 
 
 GRESHAM, OTTO, lawyer; b. Corydon. Ind.. Jan. 30. 1860: 
 s. Walter Quint in and Matilda McGrain Gresham; ed, Santa 
 Clara Coll., -Santa Clara, Cal.. Wabash Coll.. Crawfurdsville. Ind. : 
 mem. Southern, University. Chicago. Calumet. Chicago Literary 
 and Law cluhs; mem. board of trustees Wabash Cell.; offlce. 100 
 Washington St. 
 
 GOODRICH, ADAMS AUGUSTUS, lawyer; h. .?eisfy*ille. 111. 
 Jan. 8. IS 40; s. Heiirj- l), and Jane A. Knapp Goodrich; ed. 
 pub. schls. . Jersey ville, and 'i Vo years at the U. S. Militaiy 
 Acad., from wliich ill-health compelled him to resign before grad- 
 uation; studied law in offices of uncle, lioberl M. Knapp. ami la- 
 t^-r at Springfield. 111., in ottice of A. L. Knapp. another uncle; 
 admitted to bar. 18 7 3; practiced in JerseyvUle ; elected state's 
 atty. Jersey Co.. 1878. 1880 and 18 84: resigned Oct., 
 1887: elected county judge of Jersey Co.; removed to Cliicago. 
 Aug., 1889. and has since practiced here; now senior mem. of 
 firm of Goodrich. Vincent & Bradley; 1 year atty. for Chicago 
 sanitary dist. ; later inspector of House of Correction; appointed. 
 1895. by (;ov. Altgeld, one of ', trustees to select location, es- 
 tablish and build the Northern Illinois Normal schl, ; elected pres. 
 of the first board of trustees of that school when located at De- 
 Kalb. 1895; re-elected mem. of that board 5-year t«rm. 1900; 
 Mason. Knight Templar; Odd Fellow; K. P.; clubs: C. A. A.. 
 Iroquois; office, Tlie Itookery. 
 
 GOULD. CHARLES J., lawyer; b. Marsha Itown. Li.. Nov. ^-. 
 187r. ; s. Charles and Margaret De Burgh C.ould: LI. »■ l;^,*^^ 
 Forest Univ.; a<lm. to bar 1897; mem. firm of Morrison, Brown 
 & Gould; office. First Nat. Bank Cldg. 
 
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 nt mminers- merchandise, is at 129 to 131 Michigan avenue "'■ "™' „„ l^jj^ ^^^^i ,„ the present structure on Michigan avenue It 
 raillinerr business, and has grown with these yea.« f'™, ,"'' ""^K.'jS^^^l^^w'York depSment The year 1909 marked the erection of the 
 extended iXs field to easurn territory m the year ,19''3- ,^f^'f„''ij"'l'SR<^, "™e,„ted exclusively to the manufacture of (Sage mUlinery products. 
 S ^S&r.^Tl^^rn.'\rr-\\.i^,i.^t^T.. pSJ^nt^: S^oJS^Eh'elil.r'vlca^reslden,: G«rge H. Hovey. secreta,^ and treasurer. Eugene 
 HUliert and Walter .^neshaensel. directors. 
 
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 HENLEY, WILLIAM JASON, lawyer: lonuer pre;, and geiieial couiisi-l Cliii-aso & Western Iiullana R. 1!. and Belt railroad of Chicago: b. 
 rarthage. Ind.. Oct. 15. 1863: s. Thomas E. and Hannah (.'. Henle.v: ed. private schls. of Societ,v of Friends: began pracUce of law at 
 ItiishvlUe Ind. at age of 20' elected judge of appellate court when :j 1 years old: sened two t«inis and resigned at beginnuig of third 
 term to accept position as vice-pres. and genl. solicitor C. & W. I. R. R. and Belt R. R. of Chicago: elected to present position June, 1908; 
 pres. Central Fuel Co.: nieni. Union League. Hamilton. Calumet. Englewood and Men's clubs, C. A. A. 
 
 153
 
 HOPKINS. JOHN P.. ex-may. .r of Chlcuyn; h. JtutTalo. N. Y.. Oct, 2'.). 1 .s .". S ; s. John and Mar>' Tlyun Hupkins: ed. ^t. Joseph's Coll.. 
 Buffalu. N, Y., unlU 1871: senod apprciiUcyshlp of 2 ^i years leiirnlng rnachlnisl trade: 2 yoa-ra wttithinasLer: came to Chicago, Dec., 
 ] 8 ^ fi ; Xfar. , 1 S S 1 . enteral i-mph>y «>f PiiUinan PaJnffl Car Ci.. 1 itpr beUig promoted to paymaster; 1 S 8 S resigned for business of the 
 An-iidi* Tnuiliig <'i».. wliir-h hi' had established In I'ullman in 188.".. business reorsardzed as the Secord & Hopkins Co.. conducting S 
 Btore.^; nrRnnizcd movetnent which lenulted In annexation of Hyde Park, LaJte. Cicero. Jefferson and Lake View; dein. mayor of Chicago. 
 1894-5. elected to All out tho U.>rm made vacant by death of senior Carter H. Harrison; chairman of dem. campaign committee. 1890- 
 1-2 ; vice-chairman of the Nat (flnld Dem. committee. 1896: chairman dem. state committee, 1001-4 : delegate to nat. dem. con- 
 ventions of 1802. 1900 and 1904: one of organizers, and 4 years pres.. Cook Co. Democratic Club; pres. Wisconsin & Mlchigaji 
 Ry. ; pren. Aurora vVutrmiatic .\Iadilm»r>- Co. : dlr. Chloago & Great I*akes Dredge & Dock Co.. Independent Pneumatic T<xil Cn., III. 
 Surety Co, ; mem. Catholic Order of Foresters. (Tathollc Benevolent Assn., Knights "f Columbus. Chicago Historical Soc.. Chicago Art 
 Institute, Oemianla Maennen.-hor. Field Museum, Chicago Plan Commission. Bibliophile Soc. (Boston) : tiubs: C. A. A., Pullman, Mid- 
 Day. South Shore: also Manhattan and Tilden. of New York; office. 7 7 Jackson Blvd. 
 
 154
 
 HARAHAN, JAMES THEODORE. i)resiiknt I. C. R. R. ; b. L^.well. Ma?^,. 1S43: 5. Thnm.is an<] Rose Haralian; sl.irte.i r.iih^ay spwh-e as 
 cierk in freight ortioe of Boston & Providence R. R. at Boston. 1S60; U. S. arnii". 1 S f. 1 . three years, part of tinifc In aiilitar>' railroad 
 service; in 1865 commenced work: with Nashville & Decatur Ry.. and in tS79 became roadmaster of the N. & D. division of the L. & N. 
 R. R.. later supt. and gen. mgr. of the L. & N. : aftervvavd with B. & O., L. S. & M. S.. Chesapeake & Ohio, and Louisville. New Orleans 
 & Texas Railroads as asst. genl. mfjr. and genl. mgr.. Xov. 1. 189 0. to 1906, second vice-pres. of 111. Cen. : pres. of same company since 
 1906: mem. Pickwiek club. New Orleans; Noon-Pay Club. St. Louis: Chicago. Hnmewood Country and Sfuth Shore clubs. Chicago; dir. 
 Bank of Commerce and Trust Co.. Memphis. Tenn. ; Harris Trust & Savings Bank. Illinois Central R. R. and subsidiary companica: offioe. 1 
 
 155
 
 HARRIS. JOSEPH, 
 
 one or ,.,s«nl/ers oHll '^'Snh,',n/'&' ''m.£°J, '';. '''''?S^"V^"'"=, J,^' '«•'"»■ '■ Solomon and Haniu,!, SuminertleM Hanis: f.l^ pub. schls, ; 
 (..siinl/ers of 111. T.<!'«^Phone 4t IdegraDh Co . II. Tunnel Co.; Inslnimental in organizing .\,itomalic Blectrio Co.; mem. Cliieag" 
 and .Mid-Day. South Shore. Chicago .Automobile, Illinois ----- 
 
 Illstorleal Society. Art Institute. 
 Athletic Chios; office. The RookeiT. 
 
 Athletic. New Yoi-k 'Rei)ublic'iin and New York 
 
 156
 
 HOPKINS. ALBERT J., lawyer; b. De Kalb Co.. 111.. Aug. 15. 1S4G: s. Cynis U. and Fannie li. Larkin Hupkins; grad. Hillsdale (Mich.) 
 ''nil., 1S70; studied law at Aurora. 111., and admitted to bar, 1S71: elected state's attorney, Kane Co.. 1S72. on republican ticket, 
 rilling position four years: presidential elector. 1SS4: mem. Congress. 1885-1903. 8th 111. dist. ; supported for speaker by Rep. congres- 
 sional delegation of III.. 50th Congress; U. S. senator. 1004-1!^>09; residence and office. Aurora. Ill, 
 
 157
 
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 HUBBARD, CHARLES G., mine deieloper; with Hubbard-Elliott Copper Mines Development Co. of Alaska; office. 108 laSalle St. 
 
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 HART. JOHN MALCOLM, nivicliaiii; pros, Jnliu M. Hart Co.; b. 
 Spotttylvaiila County. V;i.. Jan. Ti. ] 8 7 li : s. WiUIam Henry 
 and Martha P. Hart; cnI. inih. sclils. ; mem. Mld-Oay club. C. 
 A. A. : office. Conunerclal National Bank Bldg. 
 
 H E B E L, OSC A R, lawyer : mem. Cook Co. bnavd of assessors : b. 
 St. Louis, Mr... Jan. 6. 1S6S: resident of Cliicago since 1875: 
 U.R.. Lake Forest Univ. iSVUi: adm. to bar 1.S92; asst. city 
 prosecuting atty., 1895-7: nominated for city atty. on repub. 
 ticket. 1901 ; election commissioner. 1901-4; mem. board of 
 asseisnrs sii>ce Nov.. 1904: oflflce, County Bldg. 
 
 178
 
 HIMES. ISIDORE H.. ju.Ue ..i Muiil,-i|>.il vmul: i>, 4 im-.i^n. June 
 21, 18*J1; s. Henry and Y»?tta Hiines; att. high schl. and busi- 
 ness college and worked as iKiokkeeper and correspundent fnr O. 
 R. Keith, millinery, for several years; in 1SS5 went to Washing- 
 ton. D. C. as clerk in war department and studied law at 
 Columbian college: admitted to bar of district of Columbia 
 1887; was assistant to probate judge of Cook county for nine 
 years, assistant city attorney and m.ister-in-chancerj' of the Su- 
 perior court: elected judge of Municipal couit on republican ticket 
 Nov.. 1906: mem. Illinois Athletic club; office, 148 Michigan 
 Av. 
 
 HIGBIE, FRED K.. i»res. Americiin Meat Packers' Supply; b. Fair- 
 poit. X. Y.. 1S66: s. David W. Higbie ; purchasing agent for 
 Nelson Morris & Co. until 18 93; he entered the packing house 
 supply business: incorporated company into tlie Fred K. Higbie 
 Co.. and remained as pres. and gen. mgr. until Nov.. 1908. 
 when disposed of interests and organized Meat Packers' Supply 
 Co.; also pres. Higbie Lester Co.; clubs: C. A. A.. Midlothian. 
 Contry, Kenwood; office. The Rookevy. 
 
 HOPKINS. JAMES STOLP. lawyer; h. Aumra. III.. .Tuns 20, 
 1879: s. Albert J. and Emma .Sl'-lp Hopkms; ed. L'niv. ot 
 Pennsylvania; grad. Illinois Coll. of Law; master- In -chancery. 
 tJ. S. circuit court.; pres. Gaiy. Hobart & Valparaiso Traction Co.; 
 clubs: Exmoor Counlrj*. Highland Park. 1'. A. A.; mem. Phi 
 Kappa Psi f rateniity ; Mason ; residence. Highland Park ; office, 
 2 06 LaSalle St. 
 
 HAIGHT, GEORGE I., lawyer; b. on Koshkonong Prairie. Mich , 
 Mar. 2 6. 187 8: s. Stephen and Ettie Ives Haight ; B. L. 
 Univ. Wis. 1899; 1 year Chicago Law School; LL B. North- 
 western Univ. 1902; professor of damages in Chicago Law schl.; 
 club: 20th Century; office. The Rookery. 
 
 179
 
 HANSON ALBERT HOIT. pa-.^enger tramc maniigfr. I. C. It. R. , 
 h Salfin. Ma- . (i.t *J 4 . 1 S Hi ; fnrty years with 1. C. K. U- : 
 olarterj In kpmI frplRlK oir.re im sliitMlcal work, advanced tn 
 chief cltrk. tti griil. sur^t., then ayst. Kcnl. passenger agent: 2 o 
 years geiil. passt-iiger agciii: lias heeii passenger traitic manager 
 four yenrs: mem. C. A. A.- office. Park Row. 
 
 HOWLAND. THOMAS S.. vice pres. 
 SI. P. Ily. ; (illlce. 2i)!l Adam; M 
 
 secly. and trea: 
 
 HAUGAN. HAUMAN C. comptroller and lan<l commissioner. C 
 M & SI. P. Uy,; h. Chrlsllaiiia. N^irway. Nov. 7. 1S40: 3- 
 llelgc A. and Anno H. lli»vland }IauKan ; came to America 
 in Till and worked on father's Canadian farm two years: came 
 tn Chicago ISf'ili, worked In shoe business and enttretl Batavlan 
 Bank. La Crosse. Wis.. IHr.ri: railway senlce ].S7f»: cashle:. 
 paymaster and auditor, Southern Mlnnpsota Ily. 1S7()-S0; secly. 
 to (ten. supl. C. M. & St. P. I(y. isso-srt: appt. to pn-sml 
 position, 1001 ; mem. I'nli n I.iMgue; Milwaukee club. Milwau- 
 kee; residence. Evanston: ofllce. Hallway I-lxchange Illdg. 
 
 HUTCHINSON, GEORGE, lieut. of ;julice; b. Hunilltuu, Canada, 
 .Inly i;, 1 s,%i; ; s. Ceoige and Elizabeth Hiitt-binsnii ; served In 
 icguljir ainiy. Cn. A. l"th Infty.. lS7r)-.S)K stationed at Ft. 
 Lincoln. Dakota Terrltor>' : promoted to a noii- commissioned of- 
 ficer and honorably discharged 1 .S S t> : joined Chicago police 
 dept. 1SS4; sergeant. lS!t((; lieut-. 1S!I.~. : won revolver cham- 
 pionship police dept. IsiMi: M.x ti ; K. P.; odlce, Addison and 
 Halsted Sts. 
 
 180
 
 HOWE. HERBERT D.. lawyer; b. Morris. III., Nov. 24. IS7«: 
 s. Homer IJ. and Kiwoia J. Howe: mem. Mld-Day club. Thlcago 
 Bar Asf II. : residence. I.Ji Grange. 111. ; r.ftlrr. LaSalle St. Station. 
 
 HITTELL. JOHN B., civil ensliieer; b. Louisa Co.. la.. Jan. 6. 
 IstJC; P. Tlinniiis and Lydla Steltler Hittell : C. E. Lehigh Univ.. 
 S, Bethlehem. Pa.: over 'JO years' continuous service with the city 
 (if *'hicaK-i ns engineer in charge of street construction; chief en- 
 gineer I ',10(1-0 : cUih: Illinois Athletic: mem. Soc. of Civil 
 Engrs.. Adi. Soc. of Municipal Iinyrovenient-;, pres. of 111. Soc. of 
 Engrs. and Sur^'eyors; office. City Hall. 
 
 HUNT. NICHOLAS. 
 
 of i.^ilice. 
 
 HALPIN. JOHN J., capt;iln nf police; b. Chicago. Jan. 2'.». 1862: 
 s wmiani and Mary Halpln; ed. parochial schls.. St. Patrick's 
 acadenn: patrolman. 1892. sergeant. 1005; lieutenant. 1906: 
 captain. 190S; mem. K. of C. Cath. Order of Foresters; 
 office, MOth St. and 'Exchange are. 
 
 181
 
 HERREN. SAMUEL C. I.i 
 
 HOYNE. FRANK G., reni estate dealer; b. Chicago, July 17. 
 J 854: s. Thomas and Leonora Temple Hoyne: ed. ohi Chicago 
 University ; U. S. appraiser 1 S S G - 1> and 18 9 4-98; joined 
 1st Regt. I. N. G., 1875: captain and brigade quartermaster, 
 188 0-84: mem. Veteran Corps 1 st Regt. Infantry, Chicago 
 Real Estate board. C. A. A., Iroquois, Press, Midlothian and 
 Waukegan cnuntr>' clubs; mem. charter convention; otfice. 88 I^- 
 Salle St. 
 
 HANSON. BURTON, lawyer, general solicitor. C. M. & St. P. 
 Ity. C.) : b. Rushford. Winnebago Co.. Wis.. Aug. 27. 18.53; 
 s. ('oniellvis iiiui Catherine Hanson; ed. Whitewater Normal 
 schl. ; adnilltcd to bar 1877: in general practice of law In 
 MliwauKee until Sept. 1. ISS.'!, when received appointment as 
 asst, general solicitor C. M. & St. P. Ry ; made gen. sollcltJ>r. 
 Sept. 15. 1S95; mem. Kenwood club; ofTRce, Railway Exchange 
 Hide- 
 
 HOLLAND, JOHN F.. lawyer: b. Worcester County. Mass.. 1S58: 
 «d. Phillips Eieter Acad.: A.B. Han-ard Coll., 1885; att. 
 Harvard law schl.; A.M. .Harvard ITniv,. ISSS; adm. to IH. 
 bar 1S88; appt. master-ln-chancery of superior court 1906; 
 mem. Hamilton. Union League, University, Law. City, Midlothian 
 and Chicago Literary clulxs. Chicago Bar Assn., Men's Club of 
 Hyde Park: offlce. Borland BIh. 
 
 182
 
 HURLEY. TIMOTHY DAVID. l.iu>t-r. i- >U>-->aiU-. Kj , Aug, 31. 
 1863: s. Timothy Hurley; ed. local parish school; entered 
 printing office and learned trade; came to Chicago In 18 82; 
 worked in joh printing officea; LI. B. Northwestern Univ. 18 87; 
 has devoted special attention to children's legislation: first pro- 
 bation officer in U. S.; pres. VisltaLli>n and Aid Society; ex-prea. 
 III. State Conference of Charities, and St. Charles Schl. for Boys; 
 dir. Chicago Industrial Schl. for Girls: \ice-pres. Charity Direct- 
 ory ; secty. Cook Co. Child Saving League ; office. 7 9 Dear- 
 bom St 
 
 HANREOOY. JOSEPH E.. general contractnr ; b. Chlciigo. 1864; 
 3. Patrick ami Margaret Hanreddy ; ed. pub, schls. ; mem. Iro- 
 quois club. Knights of Columbus. B. P. 0. E. ; office. Unity 
 Bldg. 
 
 HOLLAND, WILLIAM ERNEST, physican and surgeon: b. Not- 
 tingham. Eiig.. Feb. 3. 18 66: s. John and Sarah A. Holland; 
 surgeon to Mary Thompson hospital, professor of gynecology and 
 abdominal surgery Illinois Medical Coll.: ed. Downer's GroT« 
 high BChl.. Illinois State U.. Illinois Medical Coll.; office. 103 
 Stat« St. 
 
 HAIR. BENJAMIN MORTON, pres. Northwestern Yeast Co.; b. 
 Covington. Ky,. Jan. 14. 1848: s. Rev. Gilbert M. and Jane 
 Morton Semple Hair; entered U. S. army. 1862. with Morgan 
 raiders : asst. state treas. of Illinois. 18 7 5-77; mem. Press 
 club. K. of P, Ancient Order United Workmen; established in 
 Chicago 1877 "with firm of Hair & Kldgway. lumber, mill and 
 boi factory business; retired 1901 to devote time to present 
 business; residence. Evanston. 111.; office. 8 89 N. Ashland ave. 
 
 183
 
 HONORE. LOCK WOOD. jti.|«i" "I 
 Co.: h. VMcixRo. Sept. 7. ISC'.: 
 Carr Hnni.rv; e<I. I'lilllli;^ R\eter 
 ISRs. A.M.. ISJU; Hiinanl I 
 
 IlK- I'iu-iiit Cmiit uf Cook 
 s. HciiiT Hamilton ami Eliza 
 Aca.l.. HarvanI Tniv.. A.B.. 
 aw Srh. : L1..B.. moi : atl- 
 
 inliwa lo Illinois Bar, l.S!H: jiliige of the Circuit Court of 
 Cook Co. since li>0:i; clubs: Chlcafio. University. Union. Saddle 
 and Cycle. Iroquois. ChlcaKo tiolf: office. County Bldg. 
 
 HANCHETT. FRANCIS GILBERT. lawyer: b. KanevUle. Kane Co.. 
 111., Ori li. 1 s ."i); ; s. iMivid and Fayetta Churchill Hanchett; 
 A. B. 1SSL>. old Unir. Cliicago ; att. law depart. State Univ. of 
 Iowa: adni. to the 111. bar 18.S4; engaged in practice Aurora. 
 111., until l!)0:i: state's atty. Kane Co.. 111.. lS.SS-!»2: since 
 Oct. 17. 1003, asst. U. S. atty. at Chicago; chairman vepub. 
 ceu. com. of Kane Co- 8 years; residence. Aurora. III.; offlce. 
 Federal Bldg. 
 
 HELDMAN. JULIUS N.. lawyer; b. Schwelnfnrt. riermany. Oct. 
 22. 18 6fi; s. -Nathan and Keglna Heldman; ed. I'nlv. of Ba- 
 varia. L). B.. Lake Kore.n I'nlv.; came to America. 1881. set- 
 tling in Cincinnati. O. : after Ilvhig In New York for two years, 
 came to Chicago in 18Jt*2: commercial law, specialty: dir. Cos- 
 mopolitan Schl. of Mtistc and Dramatic ,-\rt; nfflce. The Temple. 
 
 HAYES. HOWARD W.. lawyer; b. Steubenville. O.. Oct. 30. 
 1877: s. William P. and Mary Elliot Hayes: U. B.. Untv. 
 of Michigan. 10 1: one year with firm of Follansbee & Fol- 
 lansbee. 6 years with firm of Dunn & Hayes; appt, asst, cor- 
 poration counsel; meoi. University. Hamilton. I>egal. South Shore 
 clubs. Beta Theta PI fraternity: Royal Arcanum; Chicago and Illi- 
 nois Bar Assns. ; Mason; 2 years secty. Univ. of Mich, .^himni 
 Aspn. : 1 year secty. Hamilton club; office, city hall. 
 
 184
 
 HOY, LUMAN T.. I"nile<l States niarslial; li. AMt-ii. 111. Oct. 
 28. 1S50; s. M. D. iiiKl C. M. Hoy: eU. Wooilslock. 111., lilgh 
 school: entered drug business as clerh in Woodstock store In 
 18 GO. now owns tlie liusiness: city treas. and alderman of 
 Woodstock, appt. secty. state hoard of pharmacy. V. S. appraiser of 
 customs at Chicago, iind T'^. S. iiiarshal for northern dls-t. of 
 111,; was for IS years chairman McHenry county ropuliilcau 
 central com. ; residence. Woodstock. III. ; ofllce. Pi;stoftice Illdg.. 
 Chlcagn. 
 
 HAPPEL. CHARLES JULIUS, wai.ltii Cuok Co. Unsp 
 .Ian.. 1S.">7; s. Aiiani and Anna Iteese Happel ; 18 
 mfr. ; in ahstrai-t dejjt.. recorder's office 
 ■Hint. 1S92-4; with county agent 
 
 I. (.'Iiicagii. 
 
 . _ 90 ; cigar 
 
 1890-2; hi county 
 
 IS 'J 4 -5; a.sst. supt. water 
 
 main extension. 1 S9G : supt. Douglas park. 1 S9 7-X ; county 
 romniissioner of Cook Co.. 189!)-! 900; asst .warden Cook Co 
 llosp.. I!t01-L»: warden since Dec. 1902: Mason: otflce 
 <'ianity Hosp. 
 
 HAYNIE, WILLIAM DUFF, lawyer; h. Salem. 111., Aug. 16. 
 18 50; s- Abner F. and Martha DuflT Lee Haynle; grad. Har- 
 T.ird Coll.. A.B.. 1S74: law dept. HI. Wesleyan U.. 1876: 
 practiced law, Bloomingtnn. HI.. 1876-85; chief clerk In ofllce 
 1st asst. postmaster gen. 1885-9; practiced law In South 
 Dakota 18 8 0-94: entered law dept. III. Steel Co. . June. 
 1894: now mem. firm Knapp. Haynle & Cainpbell: dir. HI. 
 Steel Co.. 111. Manufacturers" Assn.; mem. University. Iroquois. 
 South Shore. Colonial clubs ; nfUce. Merchants Loan & Trust 
 Bldg. 
 
 HEINTZ. EDWARD LOUIS, physician; b. Rulla. Mo.. Apr. 27. 
 1 S 7 4 : s .Tiilin Louis and Fannie Heintz : ed. Univ. S. D. : 
 Ph.C. St, Louis Coll. of Phamiacy. 1898; grad. Univ. 111., 
 medical dept.. 1901; secty. and one of founders Universitv 
 Hosp. : adjunct prof, materia niedica. coll. of metUcine. Univ. 111. ; 
 attending physician University Husp. ; former pres. Chicago Assn. 
 of T'niv. S. D. : former pres. Alumni Assn. Univ. of HI. ; grand secty. 
 Alpha Kappa Kappa fraternity: author "Alpha Kappa Karipa 
 Catalogue and History-;" pies. Eta chapter house assn. ; 1st lleut. 
 and bat, adj. cadets Univ. of S. D., 1S91-2: mem. Chicago and 
 m. State Med. Societies, Am, Med. Assn ; offlce, 18 5 6 W^ 
 Chicago Av. 
 
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 HARRIS. ABRAM J.. 
 
 Criminal Ct. Bldg. 
 
 clerli of CuuU (_\t. Ciimiiial Court; office. 
 
 HOYNE. MACLAY, lawyer; h. thkasu. Oct. 12. 1872; s. 
 Thomas M. and Jeannie T. Maclay Hoyne; A. B. WUliam'a 
 Coll.. Mass., 1895; I.l. B.. Northwestern Univ.. 1897; adm. 
 to 111. bar, 18 97; asst. corporation counsel city of Chicago. 
 19 03-7; appt. special counsel for city council gas. oil and 
 electric light committee, 19 7; nominee dem. party for county 
 judge, Nov. 1906; mem. Chi. Bar Assn. Chi. Law Init., Phi 
 Delta Phi and Delta Upsllon fraternities; clubs; Chicago Legal, 
 Chicago Law. University ; office. 108 LaSalle St. 
 
 ■ BOLD, LEANDER J., ragr. Standard PrlnUng Ink Co.; b. Cln 
 ?'""»"• 0.. .lune 1. 1878: 8. Prank and Katherlne Ibold: ed. 
 High sch.. Cincinnati, and Kenyon Military .\cad. ; came to Chi- 
 cago 1896. In employ of Standard Printing Ink Co.. ai man- 
 ager; clubs: Chicago Yacht. C. A. A.; office. 09-71 Plymouth 
 
 JONES, WALTER CLYDE, law.ver; b. Pilot Grove. la.. Dec, 2 7. 
 1870; s. Jonathan and Sarah Bufflngton Jones; ed. pub. and 
 high schls.. Keokuk. la.: grad. engrtng. course. la. State CoU.. 
 M. E.. 1881: Ll.B. Lake Forest Univ.. 1895: adm. to 
 m. bar, 1895: mem. law flnn of Jones. ,\ddington & Ames. 
 Chicago and New York; dlr. and trea.i. Benjamta Electric Mfg. 
 Co. ; dlr. Stromberg Electric .Mfg. Co. ; repub. member State 
 Senate of Illinois; mem. Franklin Institute (Phlla. ). Am. Soc. 
 Mech. Engrs. ; es-prei. Chicago Electri<^al Assn.; clubs; Union 
 League. Hamilton, Uuadrangle, Midlothian. City. Press. Chicago, 
 Country, Kenwood. Calumet, Cosmos (Washington), Lawyers (New 
 York) : joint author and ed. Jones and Addlngton's Annotated 
 SUtutes of Illinois, and Appellate Court Reports of IlUnoU: 
 omces, 1,3 4 Monroe St., Chicago; 2 Rector St., New York. 
 
 186
 
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 grod. Cornell Univ.. 
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 .••oPL ' '•""onal Lltu Insurance Company ot the UniUd States; b. Oberlin. O.. May 31 1S72; ed. Obarlin Coll.: 
 
 1895; was ylce-prea. Arkansas Midland R. R. ; became Identlfled with The National Life Insurance Co.. 1902; elected 
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 JACKSON. GEORGE WASHINGTON, civil engineer; b. Chicago. July 2 1, ISCl: eel. pub. schls. of Chicago and at Oxford, Eng. ; in engineering 
 and contracting since 1 8 }S 3 : contractor for the Strickler Tunnel through Pike's Peak; for 14-foot, subway at Reading. Pa.; pneumatic tube 
 system for the Associated Press; W'entworth At. drainage system. Chicago, and about 90 per cent of the entire underground system for the 
 Chicago Telephone Co,. Postal-Telegraph-Cable Co. and Western Union Telegraph Co.; also systems at Cnlumbus. O.. Indianapolis. Ind., Muscatine. 
 la.. Philadelphia, etc.; engineer and contractor for system of tunnels in Chicago for the Illinois Telephone Construction Co.; consulting engineer 
 local transportation committee of Chicago in study of the traction problem: hydraulic engineer for the high pressure water commission of the 
 City of Chicago: clubs: Illinois Athletic, Chicago Riding and Driving. Chicago Technical; mem. Western Sue. Engrs.. K. T., Blk, Mason; office, 
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 JUUL. NIELS, lawyer and state senator; b. Denmaik; 3. Niels ami 
 Anrui Kergiianl Juul; ed. Denmark, and Clik-agct Coll. of Law: 
 resident of Chicago lis years; adni. to llie bar ISSO: 1907 
 was appointed asst. atty. of board of trustees of sanitary dlst. of 
 Cliicago and has .^ini-e sened in tiiat capacity; elected repub. state 
 senator from the 23 rd district 181)8: re-elected in 1902. 
 6-8; club: Pre-iis: mem. Royal League. Itoyal Arcanum, Na- 
 tional Union: Jla^tm; resilience. 2645 Potomac Av. 
 
 JOHNSON, JAY L.. ^meynr an.l civil eiit'lneer; h. Palermo, N. 
 Y,. .Tune 3 0, 18 42: farmer until 1869; mem. Oswego County. 
 \, Y. board of supervisors four years: worked as sun'eyor on 
 the Illinois canal and Wesfcern rivers ten years: located in Chi- 
 cago In 1SS5: Mason: cftice, Is.ibella Bldg. 
 
 JUNKIN. FRANCIS THOMAS ANDERSON, lawyer; b. Virginia. 
 Feb. 3. 1S64: s. liev. William Finney and Anna Aylett An- 
 derson Junkin; A. B.. Kenyon Coll., IS 84: A.M., 1890: LI. B.. 
 Columbia Law schl.. N. Y.. 1887; practiced law on Wall street 
 1887-98: since 1898 gen. atty. for A. T. & S. F. By. sys- 
 tem: mem. University (N. Y.), and University. Union, Onwentsia, 
 Onwentsia Hunt. Saddle & Cvcle. Chicago, Caxton Clubs (Chi- 
 cago 1 : Assn. of the Bar of city of N. Y.. Am. Bar. Assn.; Nat. 
 Geographic .Soc, Am. Forestry Assn.. Soc. of the Colonial 
 wars; D. K. K. ; office. Railway Exchange Bldg. 
 
 JONES, CAREY MILLARD, live stuck auctiniitei ; b. Irfnox. la., 
 Nov. 27, 1S75: s. Col. J. W. and Maggie E. Jones; ed. pub. 
 schls., and Lavkin Coll.. Larkin, Mo.; was raised on stock 'arm 
 in Iowa, and commenced conducting public sales at age of 15; 
 organized Jones Nat. School of Auctioneering, of which he is 
 pres. : Ma^nn : nmce. 2 8ri0 Washington Blvd. 
 
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 KOHN. ALFRED D.. pliysician; b. Chicago, Mar. 24. 1S69; s. 
 David A. and Theresa Levi Kohn; B. A.. Harvard Univ.. 1891: 
 studied in Munich, 1894-5; grad. Rush Med. Coll., 1898; 
 2 years house physician Presbyterian Hosp. ; contijiued studies 
 in Vienna, Berlin and Frajikfort; started general practice in 
 Chicago 190 4; appt. mem. board of education 1906; re- 
 appointed twice; deceased Dec. 2. 1909- 
 
 KIRCHNER. JULIUS C, printer; 
 
 <_'i). ; omce, s,-, Fifth Ave. 
 
 manager, Kirchner, Meckel & 
 
 215
 
 KJELLANDER. JOHN, city sealer; b. Kristianstad, Sweden. 1863: 
 grad. KristiansUd Coll.. 1881: studied pharmacy 4 years; im- 
 mlcratfil to Paxton. HI.; licensed as pliarmacist in Dl. 1888: 
 moved to Chicago same year; conducted dnig store 5 years; 1893 
 appointed druggist Dunning In-^ane Asylum; later chief clerk in 
 office of state grain inspector; republican; appointed city sealer 
 May. 1907: office. 117 Market St. 
 
 KRETZINGER. GEORGE W., lawyer; office. 98 Jackson Blvd. 
 
 KENT, EDWIN R.. president, Edwin B. Kent & Co., tool steel; 
 offlce, 115 .\tl;ira5 St. 
 
 KARCHER. GEORGE HANCOCK, lawyer: b. Rochester. Pa.. April 
 23. 1868; s. John Keble and Josephine Hancock Karcher; ed. 
 Univ. of North Dakota : LI. B., Chicago Law school; mem. Chicago 
 Illinois and American Bar Assns., Chicago Law Inst.. Art Inst., 
 Press. University and Highland Park clubs; Mason; offlce. 181 
 La Salle St. 
 
 '216
 
 KEIM, ISAAC, vice-pres. Siegel. Cooper & Co.; b. Chicago. Nov. 
 2S. ISGO; s, Zachariah and Eva Kelm: atl. pub. schls. and 
 bus. coll.; 1875 began bu-^. career with Charles (luthmann & 
 Bro,. dry goods:1876 entered employ of The Fair; 1887 be- 
 came buyer and gen. mgr. : May 1SS7 one of organizers and 
 partners in Siegel, Cooper & Co. ; on Incorporation became 
 secy, and gen. nigr. ; lat«r became vlce-pres. and dlr. ; dir. 111. 
 Manufacturer^' Assn. ; clubs: Illinois Athletic, Standard. Ravls- 
 lee; office. 299 State St. 
 
 KIMBALL. CHARLES P.. pres. C. P. Kimball & Co.. carriage 
 makers; b. Oct. 30. 1885; s. Charles P. and Helen A. Kim- 
 ball; A.B.. Yale; entered business career in Chicago, July. 
 1907. with C. P. Kimball & Co.; became president of com- 
 pany Jan., 1909: mem. University. Onwentsia Golf clubs. C. 
 A. A.: office 315 Wabash Av. 
 
 KOHLSAAT. EDWARD CHRISTIAN, lawyer: b. Chicago. 111.. Dec. 
 26. 1878: s. Christian C. ami Frances S. Kohlsaat; A. B. 
 Univer. Chicago; LI. B. Noithwestem Univ.; mem. law firm Cal- 
 houn, Lyford & Sheean ; club: University; office. The Roohery. 
 
 KANE. THOMAS C. capt. of police; b. Geneva. N. Y.. May 19, 
 1S61: s. John and Ellen Kane; ed. pub. and parochial schls.. 
 Geneva: came to Chicago 1879; engaged in the grocery busi- 
 ness; later as paymaster and time-keeper Tully Brick Yards; 
 joined the police force in Hyde Park 18 82; sergeant 1885; 
 lieut. 18S7; capt.. 1802: separated from the force. 1895; 
 reinstated. 1897; since that time has risen to the rank of capt. 
 through civil service; office, Sheffield Av. Police Station. 
 
 •217
 
 LEIGH, EDWARD BAKER, president and general manager. Chicago Railway R<ivili>ment Co.: b. Totvnsend. Mass., April 13, 1853: s. 
 Edwin and Susan Seiillay l-elgh: nu.ved to St. Louis. Mo.. 188S: attended City Unlverelty, St. Louis. 1862-67: Washington UnWer- 
 slty. 1867-3: clerk In renn.sylvanla railroad office 1869-74: asst. secty. St. Louis Grain Eletator Co.. and secty. East St. Louis Grain 
 Elevator Co.. 1875-82: manager. American Brake Co., St. Louis, 1882-7: organized National HoUow Brake Beam Co., Chicago. 1888. 
 holding office of vlco-pres. and gen. mgr. until 1903. when he organized Chicago Railway Equipment Co.; vlce-pres.. gen. mgr. and 
 treas. until .Tan.. 190G: pre.^. and gen. mgr. since Jan.. 1906: also pres. Franklin Steel Co.. and Holland Veneer Works: mem. C. A. A., 
 and I'nlon League. Hamilton. Press, and Illinois Athletic clubs: B. P. O. E. : office. Forty-sixth St. and Winchester Ay. 
 
 218
 
 LORIMER. WILLIAM. U. S. Senator eontrac..r; b^ Ma^chesU| Eng ; Apr 27 18;^^^^^^^^^^ ^^„f ,1 
 
 by parents when 5 years old : resident of Chicago sin(« ISrO .»lsnpamters^pprenii^^^^ and brick mfg. : pres. Lorimer & Gallagher, con- 
 street railroad company: entered real estata bus.. 1886. pres^ 3 rhSJS- detated for clerk of Superior court repub. ticket. 1S92: mem. 
 t^act^rs: supt wa^r-main exU,nslo,>. <^^^'^^' ^^''^^,^'^{g^%f,S^SriJ- S l^^lV y^^^^ l"o09; resigned seat In house of repre- 
 
 S^3:^'5i,l^f'•^i*.^"'^t'm u'l'SnafriJ/ll. 1909: offlce. The Rookety. 
 
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 LEDBETTER. ELMER E., lawyer, b. Muulliie Co.. 111.. Apr, Kl . 
 1S81: p William Harrison and Ada I". Ledbetter; LI. B.. Lake 
 >'oresl I'niv. ; admitted lo bar. 1!>()4; instrumental in securing 
 legislation against "loan siiarks;" secty. -treas. WllHs Shaw Ma- 
 chinery Co., treas. McLend-Ledbetter- Abbott Co.; residence. Oak 
 Park; office. Fort Dearborn Bldg. 
 
 LUST. H. C. lawyer; b, New York City; s. Phillip G. an(S 
 Adellna C. Lust, ed. Northwesteni Academy, University of Chi- 
 cago. IJb. Yale law achl. ; co-author and editor. "Annotations to 
 Illinois Cases," incorporated In "C I. L. & N. I. R. :" editor- 
 in-chief, "American and English Mining Irrigation. Oil and Gas 
 Cases, Annotated;" office, Merchants Loan & Trust Bldg. 
 
 LOEWENTHAL, JULIUS WILLIAM, investments; b. Chicago. Apr. 
 27. 18T(t: s BertlKild and Nannie Loewenthal ; LI. B. Cornell 
 Univ.; Ireas. Home for Aged Jews; office. Chamber of Commerce 
 Bldg. 
 
 LEWIS, GEORGE FREDERICK, president. American Printing 
 Ink Co. ; b, Siirnia, Onlitriit: s. Richard and Margaret Craw- 
 ford Hart Lewis; trustee, village board, Hinsdale, 111 ; Mason; 
 mem. Hinsdale and Hindale Golf clubs; otlice, 23 14 West 
 Klnizle St. 
 
 227
 
 LAV IN. PATRICK J., voMce Inspector; b. Roscommon County. 
 Ireland, Jan. 7. 1856: s. Michael and Mary Lavln; joined Chi- 
 cago police department April S . 1 S 8 2 . as patrolman ; patrol 
 sergeant. Aug. 30. 1S89: Ueutenmt. July 12. 1893: captain. 
 Feb. 16. 189S: Inspector. April 8. 1902; March 10. 1903. 
 was placed In command of the traffic squad, or central division, 
 mem. Illlnola Athletic club. Royal Arcanum; otBce, Central DU, 
 Police Headquarters. 
 
 LOEB, LEO A., Insurance underwriter; b. Memphis, Tenn., June 
 20. 1S67; 3- Adolph and Lucille Hart Loeb; entered Insurance 
 agency A. Loeb & Son, 1887; now a partner same firm; Tlce- 
 prm. N. German Fire Insurance Co., and asst. U. S, mgr. 
 Transatlantic Fire Insuranee Co.; dlr. United Hebrew Charltlea, 
 mem. executive com. NaL Hosp. for Consumptives, Denver; vice 
 pre3. Home for Jewish PrtenOless; clubs: Standard, Hamilton 
 office, 159 LaSalle St. 
 
 LOBELL. JOSEPH H.. lawyer; b. Kngland. Jan. 14. 1858: s. 
 Henry and Anna LotJell; ed. In Eng. and U. S. ; pres, and dlr 
 many Wyoming oil companies; clui«: Press. HUnols Athletic; 
 office, 7 3 Clark St. 
 
 McWeeny. CAPT. JOHN. captain of police; b. Manistee. Mich., 
 18 66; resident of Chicago since 1882: appointed to police 
 force Aug. 15, 18 85: appt. sergeant. 1889; passed highest 
 In examination for lieutenant. 1900. 
 
 228
 
 MILLS, HERBERT S.. prcBldcnt. Mills Novelty Co.; office, 221 S. Green St.. 
 
 229
 
 MaoARTHUR. ARTHUR F.. pres, MacArMiur B:t>3. Co,; b. (tnimel. N. \ 
 to C»ilfa«o. 1874; att. Chicago Acad.. A. B. Harvard I'lilv.. 18 8 2 
 Co.: 1884-90. In charge of street crntracta of MacArthur Bro3. Cj 
 
 Oct. 24. I80l>; s. Archibald and Keturah Pratt MacArthur; came 
 1882-4. eomieoted with Chicago yard W. and A, MacArthur Lumber 
 In St. Paul. Minn.; 1890, in charge of work preparing Jackaon 
 
 Park for World's Fair; 
 Bhig.. N. Y. City. 
 
 clubj; Union League. University, chlcagi) 
 
 Chi -ago Engineers', Western Society of Kngtneers; office. Hanover Bank 
 
 230
 
 MITTEN. THOMAS EUGENE. >liwl unway offli'lal; b. Sussex. Eng., l,S(ir. : rune m i, s issu; telegrduh operator. C & E. I. Ry.. 1883; 
 later agent, train dbpatoher, train master and adjuster of claims; 1892 appt gen. supt. E'enver. Lakewood & Golden R, R. ; 1995-1901. 
 gen. mgr. Milwaukee street rallroa.d company; 1901 became gen, supt. Inteniarional Ry. Co.. Buffalo. N. Y. ; Dec. 1901 to 1904. sen. 
 mgr. same: pres. Chicago Cjty Railway C'. since 1904; office. 164 Dearborn St 
 
 231
 
 MORRIS, EDWARD, packer; b. Chlca«o. Oct. 1, 1866; enfia*red la business bIdc* 1882; prei. and treas.. Morris &. Co. Filrbink Can- 
 ning Co.: dlr. ]8t Nat. Bank. Live Stock Exchange Nat. Bank, Chicago City Railway Co.. Chicago City & Connecting Railways Co.. 
 and officer or director in numerous other banks and corporatlonB; mem. Chicago Board of Trade; clubs- South Shore. Mld-Dar SUndard- 
 office. Union Stock Tarda. 
 
 232
 
 McGOVERN. MICHAEL H.. contractor; pros. M. H. McGovem Co.: office: 138 Washington St. 
 
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 MORRIS. JOSEPH 0.. lawyer; rfflce. 164 Dearborn St. 
 
 MAYER, SIMON, sccreUry of Chicago police department; b. CIiI- 
 cago. July 14. 1871; s. Salomon and Helena Mayer; ed, pub- 
 lie schls. , and business coll.; cash boy In 1885 for Marshall 
 Field & Co.; bookkeeper for Charles Gossage & Co,; millinery 
 salesman for Edson Keith & Co. : city buyer for D. B. Fisk & 
 Co ; real estate and banking with his father: served as seoretary 
 of police department since July 6. 1899: dlr. Jewish Aid So- 
 city and Young Men's Associated Jewish Charities; mem. Rarls- 
 loe Golf Club ; Mason : office, city hall. 
 
 M DRR ISON, C H AR LES B., lawyer ; b. llarpursville. New York. 
 18r»:^; grad. Union Coll. of Law. now Northwestern Univ.. 
 1877; commenced practice of law Dixon, 111., 1878 elected 
 Btate's attorney of Leo Co., IRSO; held office three successive 
 terms: 1877 formed a partnership with S. H. liethea for gen- 
 eral practice at Dbton and Chicago : 1898-10 5 made asst. 
 U. S. attorney for Northern DIst. of 111. ; 1905. appointed U. 
 S. dlst. attorney; 1907, resigned and became special counsel 
 for U S. In the Government vs. Standard Oil Co, case; now 
 6 member of the firm of Morrison. Brown & Gould: mem. Union 
 
 Ixiague and Dijcon clubs; residence. Dixon. HI,; office. First 
 
 Nat. Bank Bldg. 
 
 McAULIFFE. EUGENE, general fuel agent Rock Island-Frisco 
 Unea; B. London. England, Oct. 3, 18C6: s. John and Mary 
 Williams McAullfTe; moved to Toronto, Canada. 1869, thence 
 to Dakota territory; entered employ of the Northern Pacific R. R. 
 when 18 years of age as apprentice, later as locomotive en- 
 gineer; resigned this position to enter service of Utah Central 
 Ry. ; served on various railroads In United States In mechanical 
 and transportation departments; appointed fuel agent Frisco sys- 
 tem, March 1, 1903, and general fuel agent Rock Island- 
 FrLico, Chicago and Eastern Illinois and Evansrllle and Terre 
 Haute roads, Jan. 1. 1908: offlce LaSalle Station. 
 
 252
 
 MOORE, LEWIS THEODORE, chairman board of pensions. I. C. 
 R. R. . b. Feb. 20. 1843: s. Samuel and Sophronla Ston* 
 Moore- ed. public and high schools, Massachusetts technical school. 
 Providence. R. I.; by profession a civil engineer; began engineering 
 on street railroads. Providence. R. I-. I'i64: since July. 1867. 
 continuously in the service of I. C. R. R. aa asst, division engi- 
 neer, division engineer, roadmaster at Amboy. engineer at Chi- 
 cago, chief engineer at Chicago, consulting engineer at Chicago; 
 chairman of board of penaions from Not. 1. 19 06; served In 
 Rlst Massachusetts \M. militia. 1862-1863: office. 111. Central 
 Station. 
 
 MUNGER, EDWIN A., lawyer; office, 107 Dearborn St. 
 
 MoELLlGOTT, THOMAS G., lawyer; b. Chicago, Sept. 2G. ISGl: 
 s. John and Sarah Jane Cusack McElllgott; att. pub. schls. and 
 business colleges; learned cooper's trade and engaged in tea and 
 coflfee business; elected to 111. legislature on dem. ticket. ISSG: 
 re-elected. 1888 and 1800; adm. to 111. bar. 1800: 1890-6. 
 clerk of Appellata court, 1st III. dlst; office. 7 9 Dea.rbom St. 
 
 MAGERSTADT. ERNEST J., city collector; b. Germany. Dec. 26. 
 1864; 3. Frederick and Lena Magerstadt; ed. pub. schls., Chi- 
 cago ; 1878-99 in the wholesale and retail coal busineas ; 
 189 2-4 has been supt. of streets. So. div.. 1894-8: clerk of 
 Criminal ct. ; 1898-1902 sheriff of Cook Co.; 15 years mem- 
 ber repub. county central committee; delegate to repub. nat. con- 
 ventli ns 1892. 1890; 1907 appointed city collector: clubs; 
 III. Athletic. Hamilton. South Shore; mem. National Union; Ma- 
 son; K. T. : office. City Hall. 
 
 253
 
 McGOORTY, JOHN P.. lawyer: b. Conneaut. O.. August 2 5. 
 1866; 5. Peter and Mary Gaffney McGoorty; LI. B.. Lake For- 
 est Univ., elerted to the Illinnis legislature on democratic ticket 
 18 06. re-elected ISftS. 10 04. and 1 ft 06 ; 1 06 was appointed 
 by Gov. Deneen one of the three Illinois commissioners to the na- 
 tional divorce laws convention. Washlnjiton. D. C- : mem. Chi- 
 cago charter convention, American. Illinois and Chicago Bar 
 Assns. ; mem. Iroquois. South End Center. Charlevoix, Wood- 
 lawn and City Clubs, C. A. A., Knights of Columbus, Elks. 
 Boyal Arcanum. Royal League, C. O. F. and A. O. H. : office. 
 Reai>er Blk. 
 
 MAC CHESNEY, NATHAN W.. l;u\vtr: 1., (.hliM^M. .)unr 2. 
 1S78; s. Lt. Col. Alfred Brunsnn and Henrietta Milsom Mac 
 Chesney : ed. Univ. of the Pacific. Univ. of Arizona. A.B-, 
 1 890 ; att. Leland Stanford. Jr.. Univ. and law department 
 Northwestern Univ. ; Ll.B. L^niv. of Michigan. 1002; post- 
 grad, work Northwestern Univ. law schl. 190 2-03; adm. to 
 Illinois bar. I',t0 2; mem. Nat. Guard of Arizona; I,t. Col. and 
 judge advocate, I. N. G. . past commander. Sons rf Veterans. U. S. 
 A. ; mem. Soc. War of 1812: author Abraham Lincoln. The Tribute 
 of a Century (McClurg— 1 000 1 ; mem. Chi. Assn. of Com., 111. 
 State Bar Assn.. Am. Bar Assn.. Am. Soc. of Internat. Law. Phi 
 Helta Phi fraternity. Royal Arcanum: Mason: clubs: University. 
 T^nlon League. Hamilton. City. S nth Shore. Ohicapo IJterary, 
 Twentieth Centurj'. Kenwood. Men's Club of Hyde Park (pres. 
 1008-10). Engine«i-s". Michigan Union (Ann Arbor); office. 108 
 La SaUe St. 
 
 McKENNA. PHILIP J., lawyer; b. Limerick. Ireland. Uec. 10. 
 1862; s. James and Margaret Sheahan MiKenna: M.A. Queen's 
 Coll., Cork: removed to E^canalia, Mich,, 1 SS'A : publisher 
 and ed. Escanaba Dally Mirror 1886-0 7; removed to Chicago. 
 1897: grad- Chicago Law schl., and Northwestern Univ.; 4 
 years grand knight. 111. Council. K. C, ; elected pres. Irish Fel- 
 lowship club of Chicago, 1010; clubri : Chicago Automobile, 
 Chicago Gun. Iroquois; mem Chicago Bar Assn.; office. Stock 
 Esrhange BIdg. 
 
 MrCOY, WILLIAM, 
 
 Van Buren Sts. 
 
 president McCoy Hotel Co.: office. Clark & 
 
 254
 
 MARKMAN. SAMUEL K., lawyer; h rhi(.i^;o, i »,[ ll. IST'.k S- 
 Charles and Julia Markiiian : Ll. B, Luke Forest Univ.: adra. to bar 
 190(1; alty for villagf'; "f West Hammond. Burnham and Dal- 
 ton; clubs: Hamilton. Hinsdale, Hinsdale Golf; mem. K. P.; resi- 
 dtnce. HlnEdale; offioe. 185 Dearborn St. 
 
 MAGUIRE, PHILIP J., lawyer; office. 1 u(J WjshlnBtoii St. 
 
 MASTERS. EDGAR LEE, lawyer; b. Carnelt. Kan,. Aug. 23. 
 18 6C; s. Hardin \V. and Emma J. Dexter Masters; ed. public 
 schools and Knox Coll.. Galesburg. III.: adm, to ba;, ISOl: lo- 
 cated in Chicago, July. 1892: given attention to rases involv- 
 ing constitutional and industrial questions: contributer to maga- 
 zines; author; "A Book of Verses." "Maximilian." "The New 
 Star Chamber and Other Essays," "The Blood of the Prophets" 
 (verse) and "Althea," "The Trlfler" and "The leaves of the 
 Tree," prose dramas: mem. Press and Illinois Athletic clubs; 
 office. Ashland Blk. ^ 
 
 MARSHALL, BENJAMIN HOWARD, architect; b. Chicago. May 
 5. 18 74: s. Caleb H. and Cella F. LeBaUIie Marshill: ed. 
 Harvard scL, Chicago; employed with Cement, Bane & Co., whole- 
 sale Clothing; at 10 became office U'y for H. R. Wilson, 
 architect; worked way up and at age of 2 1 was given half 
 Interest In the business, the firm becoming Wilson & Marshall, 
 until April . 19 2: practiced alone from 1 2 ■ fi . designing 
 following Chicago theaters ; HUnols. Powers, Cilonlal; 19 5 In 
 partnership with Charles F. Foi as Marshall & Fox. designing 
 the new BIackst/*ne hot*l, Blackstone theater, St«ge- hu tiding, 
 Chicago, and Maxlne EUlott's theater, New York City; clubs: 
 Union League. Chicago Automobile, Exmoor Country. South 
 Shore; office, Natl. Bank Bldg. 
 
 255
 
 MACE. ALFRED CLARENCE, general contractor and engineer: b. 
 Kent. England. 1 8ri4 : s. George and Eliaa Mace; is vice- 
 president and director Coats Sc Burchard Co. ; mem. Builders' 
 Assn.. Hamilton club, British Empire Assn.. Ilinoia St. An- 
 drew's Society. Sons of St. George and Masonic order; office, 159 
 La Salle St. 
 
 MoKINNEY. ROBERT M.. cashier. National Banfc of the Repub- 
 lic; b. NauToo. III.. Feb.. 1864; 3. Robert W. and Mary 3. 
 McKlnney; mem. Bankers' and Illinois Athletic clubs; office. Na- 
 tional Bank of tlie Republic. 
 
 MANSS. WILLIAM HENRY, representative of National Wool Ware- 
 house and Storage Co.; b. Cincinnati. O., Sept. 2. 1SG6: 3. 
 Louis and Phoebe Manss: arrad. Wittenberg Coll. 1887, Yale 
 180 2, Univ. of Berlin. Chicago .A.ASf»clation of Commerce: mem. 
 University, Union League and Traffic clubs; office. First Nat. 
 Banl( Bldg. 
 
 MELCHER. FRANK OTIS, general manager R^x-k Island Lines; 
 b. Daniariscatta. Me.. June 14. 18(»4; s. Frank B. anil Har- 
 riet Harrington Melcher; ed. TufU CoU . Mass., A. M. B.. 1887, 
 C. E., 1895; mem. Exmoor. Onwentsia. University and Union 
 League clubs; residence. Winnetka, III.: office. LaSalle Station. 
 
 256
 
 MILLER. GEORGE W.. Kivwer: b. near (;ilman. III., Jan. 12. 
 1S69; s. Rufus H. and Ellen Hale Miller; gr^U. Oilman high 
 schl.. Union Col. of Law, and Columbian Unif. Law Depart- 
 ment; 1891 entered law office of James R. Mann; 1S94. be- 
 came junior member of law firm Mann. Hayes & MUler; firm 
 dissolved In 1 S 8 by death of Mr. Hayes, and continued stnoe 
 then as Mann & Miller; elected to house of representatives. Illi- 
 nois legislature, two terms, 1894-95, lS0«-97; master In 
 chanoery. Superior court, eight years: asst. state's attorney. Coolt 
 Co.. for short term and asst. corporation counsel of Chicago 
 about a year: mem Press and (ex-presldent) Hamilton clubs; 
 nffl^-e. FitNt N.-it. r.ank BIdg. 
 
 MEiER. GEORGE J., lawyer; h. Muscatine, la.. Mar. 30, 1S76;3. 
 Jacob and Margaret Hoefflin Meier: ed. Morgan Park Acad., Univ. 
 Chicago: clubs: Hamilton. Noith-West; mem. Chicago Bar Assn.; 
 office. Corn Exchange BIdg. 
 
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 METZGER, GEORGE, restaurant man; b. Stratsburg. Germany, 
 Jan. 21. 1S57; ed. Lyce schl., Stratsburg; moved to New York 
 city, 1872; caterer. Brunswick and Gllsey hotels and Hoffman 
 house: caterer, Delmonico's. 187 6-90; caterer. Auditorium and 
 Annex. Chicago. 1890-94; started George Metzger's club res- 
 taurant 1894 and has managed it since: club: Hlinols Athletic; 
 office. 180 Monroe St. 
 
 MORRISON, CLYDE A., lawyer; b. Peotone. lU.. Mar. 12. 1876: 
 s. John W. and Pearl Palmer Morrison; moved to Chicago 18 82; 
 ed. Univ. Virginia; in legal depts. C. & E. I. R. R. and L. S. & 
 M. S. Ry., mem. firm Pam. Calhoun & Glennon, later mem. firm 
 Wetten & Morrison, and Eddy, Haley & Wetten, and associated 
 with Calhoun, Lyford & Sheean; now In practice alone and asst. 
 city atty. ; former master-ln-chancery, superior ct. ; editor The 
 Hamiilonlan; one of owners and editors of National Irriga- 
 tion Journal ; vice-pres. Hi. League of Repub. clubs ; associated 
 with nat. repub. com. 1904 and 1908; secty. Busse campaign 
 com.; clubs: Hamilton. Colonial; office. First Nat. Bank Bldg. 
 
 257
 
 
 McKENNA. DR. C. HUGH, suryii-ii : b. Mo^cw. Wis.. Mai. i:;. 
 1S75: s. M. .1. aiKl .Mrtiy I- MfKeima: ]J. S. Univ. Wis.; en- 
 tered Rush Med. Cull. I'MXI; ivs.ociated with late Dr. Fernand 
 Henrotin : maj. surgeon in oumnmnd tield hospital, I. N. G. : 
 asst. chief ot staff. St. Joseph's hosp, ; consvilt. surgeon Xoithern 
 Insane hosp.. Elgin, and surgical dept. Northwestern Univ. Med. 
 Coll.- mem. advisory board Chicago health <ieiit. ; mem. Chicago, 
 and m. State Med. Soc. : III. State and U. S. Mllitaiy Sur- 
 geons' assn. : mem. Inter. Med. Congress. Budapest; clubs: Uni- 
 versity. rJemiania; oftioe. 100 State St. 
 
 MICHELS, NICHOLAS, asst. sUte's attorney; b. Hockeskyll. Rhe- 
 nish, Prassia, Feb. 23, 1863; s. Johann and Maria Michels; 
 ed. in Germany; came to America alone at age of 17: served 
 as messenger to the Cook county board, later as committee clerk; 
 admitted to bar, ISSS: managed United Societies petition on 
 Sunday closhig Question: mem. Masonic. Singing. Turners and 
 Sliarpshooters societies: residence, office. Criminal Court Bids- 
 
 MASTIN GEORGE CRAWFORD, lawyer; b. Roscoe. O.. AprU 10. 
 1S53- s .lethro and Ciitlieniie Dougherty Mastin ; ed. Freeport. 
 lU. high sch!. and Chicago Uidv. : principal of schools. Shannon 
 and Savannah 111.; county supeiintendent of schools Carroll Co.. 
 Ill i 881 -SO: adm. to bar 1S44; practiced at Mt. Carroll. HI.. 
 WIchiU. Kas.. and Washington. D. C. ; t>egan pracUce in Chicago. 
 1893- attorney for Illinois Coal Operators Mutual Casualty Insur- 
 ance Co.; senior member of law firm of Mastin and SherlocJ?: di- 
 rector In several coal compaides; mem. D. K. K. fraternity, Illinois 
 Athletic and Westward Ho cluli^^. Patriotic Sons of America. Mason; 
 residence. Oak Park, 111; office. Fisher Bldg. 
 
 rtORRON. JOHN R., pres. Diamond Glue Co., Diamond Casetn 
 <■('.; dir. Natinii.il Bank of the republic; Schwartzchlld & Siilz- 
 heiger Ghie Co.. .\udebert Wall Paper Mill; clubs: Chicago. 
 C. A. A.. Merchants. Mid-Day. Forty-Midlothian; mem. Chicago 
 board of education; office. 218 LaSalle St, 
 
 258
 
 MADDEN. CAPT. JAMES B.. 
 
 MINZESHEIMER, LAZARUS F.. lawyer: Ik New York City. July 
 y. ISlil; s. Ferdinand and Sophia Minzfsheimer; 1874-S7 in 
 offlce of Julius S. Grinnell; grad. Union Coll. of Law; 1887- 
 It 2 with Lazarus SUve^niaii in banking business: associated 
 himself with Chicago City Ha'lway Co.. becoming general attor- 
 ney: deceased Mar. 2, 10 10. 
 
 MORTON, JOY, salt merchant: b. Detroit. Sept 27. 1S55; 
 s. J. Sterling and Camline Joy Morton: ed. Talbot Hall, Ne- 
 braska City. Neb.; senior mem. flmi nf Joy Slorton & Co. since 
 18 85: pres. and dir. Great Western Cereal Co.: dir. Am. Trust 
 & Sariiipi Bank; Morlnn-Gregson Co.; Western Cold Storage Co.; 
 C. & A. R. R.. Equitable Life Insurance Society; Cont. Natl. 
 Bank ; pres. International Bait Co. of Illinois, and Hutchiuson- 
 Kansas Salt Co. ; the Am, Hominy Co. ; mem. Chicago Historical 
 Soc. : clubs: Commercial. Chicago. Caxton; also Lawyers, Trans- 
 Dortatlon, (New Torki : office, Railway Exchange Bldg. 
 
 MAHONEY, JOHN J,, captain of police: b. Buffalo, N. Y.. Oct. 
 1 C, 1 S59 : s. Timothy and Anna Shannon Mahoney; ed. pa- 
 rochial schls. ; worked for a time as check clerk for the Penn- 
 sylvania road, then as printer, and later employed in the 
 county building; June, 1887, became member of Chicago po- 
 lice department; has done duty In various branches of that de- 
 partment, and since 18 9? has held rank of captain : mem. 
 Arapahoe club. County Democracy. Royal Arcanum and North 
 American T'nlon; office. Maxwell St. Police Station. 
 
 259
 
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 NOONAN, FRANCIS J., lawyer; h. Creston. la.. Mar. 17. 1883; 
 
 9. William and Ellen Noonan; A.B., St. Ambrose Coll., Daven- 
 port, la., Ll.B. Catholic Univ. of Am.; came to Chicago 19 03 
 
 and entered law offices Moses. Rosenthal & Kennedy; later started 
 practice ah ne ; office. First Nat. Bank BUlg. 
 
 NATHAN. ADOLPH, mercliant; b. .^t. Coar, Coniiany. .M;)y 
 S. 1844; 3. Jacob and Helen Shelr Nathan: settled with 
 parents on farm near Lancaster. Wis., 1849; ed. high schl. 
 dnd commercial coll.; enlisted private 4l3t Wis. Volunteers. 
 1864: started In business at a^e of 19 as keeper of country 
 store: 18 76-7 financed Chicago & Tomah R. R.. SO miles, 
 sold later to C. & N. W. Ry. : moved to Chicago 18 80: or- 
 ganized firm of Kuh, Nathan & Fisher, clothing manftrs. ; vice 
 pres. and financial manager for 20 years; 1885 elected pres- 
 ident Street's Western Stable Car Line, resigned 1 88 S : dlr. 
 World's Columbian Ejcp'n. on committees of ways and means, 
 and manufacturers, and chairman of committee of adjustment: 
 pres. Civic Fede^tlon of Chi. 18fl7-8: one of organizers of 
 Nat.. Assn. of Merchants and Travelers: many years nres. Chl- 
 rago Clnthle'-s Assn.: dir. Mercantile Credit Co.. We^trumite 
 Co. : mem. T'nion Lencue. Standard and Tdlewlld golf clubs: 
 office. 2 76 Franklin St. 
 
 NELSON. NICHOLAS J,, iiresideiit N. V. Nelson Co., Ciikv.go and 
 New \>Kk. dfciratirs: b. Chicapn. July 1 ", 1 .S(;7. 
 
 NELSON, WILLIAM 
 
 office. 51 I-ake St. 
 
 president Amerii-an Wall Paper Co. ; 
 
 266
 
 NOONAN. THOMAS J.. Ilu-.ilti 
 
 NAY. FRANK. ;;frifr;il ;iii.lLti.r. l.\ K. I. A: V. i:. li- . b. near 
 CiTluiubus. (>.. April I !». 1 S tJ 1 ; s. (Justavus 9. and Margaret 
 J. Nay; grad. Greenville. 111. . high school, 187S; taught school. 
 1K7H to 1883; statbtical clerk Missouri Pacific Ry.. l88.'I-4; 
 statistical and freight clerk. Texas & St. Louis Ry., 1884-87: 
 traveling auditor, 1887-89: chief clerk in general auditor's 
 office, 1889-99: auditor, Minneapolis & St. Loula Ry-. 1899- 
 19 03; in 1902 also made auditor Iowa Central Ry. : second 
 as9t. conmtrolier. C. R. I. & P. R. R.. April 1. 19 03. to 
 April 3 0, 1904; aast. comptroller. May 1 . 1 '.»u4. ti» Nov. 
 13. 1904: appointed general auditor. Nov._ 14, 19if4: mem. 
 TTnlrn 1-eague clvib: residence Morgan Park; office. La Salle 
 St. Station. 
 
 O'OONNELL. JERE J., general supl. 
 Printers Srln.nJ ISimU iiud Kdilion 
 Wahash'Av. 
 
 The Henneheirj- Company. 
 Hinders, 5 5 4 and 5(1 
 
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 NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY BUILDING. 1 ."!» LA SALLE STREET 
 
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 OSTERMANN. HENRY C, air l.uildei. 
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 O'CONNELL. WILLIAM L.. nifgr. aiul jobber ..f ciyius; b. ChicagM. 
 May lo. 1S71; s. Miclmel .1. ami Anna Bennett O'Connell; atl. 
 8t. John's schl. and Chicago Coll. of Law ; chairman clem, county 
 coiiinilttee: 1904-5 deputy connnissioner of public works; 
 IIHH; c'oinnilssluiier of public works: mem. Loyal Order of 
 Mo.>se. K. Testers, K. C. : otlice. 044 Wal^;l^Il Av. 
 
 O'KEEFFE. PATRICK JAMES. Liv\ycr; b. fliatitullt-. Inland. 
 .March 2!». 1861; s. Pjitrick and Margaret Fox Sullivan 
 O'Keeffe; graduate of Limerick (Ireland) Diocesan sendnary. 
 Queen's Univer. (Ireland) and Lake Forest TTniver. : engaged 
 in newspaper work in New York and Chicago. 1SS0-S6; em- 
 ployed by the late Phillip T>. Armour 1 S.S7-n(» : engaged in 
 legal field shice ISO 6; dir. Augustinian Society of Illinois. Chi- 
 cago Industri.il schl.: mem. T'nion league club. Art Inst., 
 Cathol'c Club of New York. Knight?* of CnUmibus. North Amer- 
 ican Union. National TTidou and Royal League; office Ashland 
 RIk. 
 
 O'BRIEN. QUIN. lawyer; b. Atlantic, Mich.. March 27. 1871; 
 s. Quinlan and Margaret Greene O'Brien; ed. Panora Coll., 
 Panora, la.: B.S. and M.A.. Highland Park Coll., Pes Moines, 
 la.: Ll.E.. Chicago Coll. of Law: trial lawyer for city of Chi- 
 cago. 1S97-99 mem. press club. Knights of Columbus. 
 Catholic Order of Foresters; has lectured at Chicago Law School 
 since 1901; office. Unity Bldg. 
 
 O'BRIEN, PATRICK D., inspector of police; b. Peterboro, Canada. 
 Aug. 2 7. 1 S."»7 : s. Patrick and Margaret O'Brien; came to 
 Chicago with parents Oct. 9. 1S64; attended public schls. ; 
 learned butcher trade and engaged in coal business with father 
 and brother : joined police department July .31. 1 S 8 2 . being 
 assigned to Harrison St. station; promoted to desk sergeant July 
 S. 1886: lieutenant. July l. 1S93; captain. June 26, 1901; 
 Aug. 11, 190(i, assigned to command detective bureau: appoint- 
 ed inspector, 1909; mem. Knights of Columbus. Irish HLstorical 
 Society. Chicago Assn. of Commerce; office. Chicago Avenue 
 Station. 
 
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 Co., Chicago Car Loading Co.. Winnetka Club Building Co.. Railway Terminal Warehouse Co.; b. Columbus. 0-, Dec. 27. 18G4; 3. Judie 
 John M. and Martha F. Pugh: established Furniture market in Chicago; establislied lighterage business on Chicago river; clubs: Illinois Athletic, 
 Press, Chicago Automobile. Rotary. Plstakee Yacht. C. A. A.; office. 4 62 E. Illinois St. 
 office, 100 State St. 
 
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 PITTMAN. MATTHIAS BOVEE, lawyer; b. Boscobel. Wis.. Jan. 
 25, 1875; s. Matthias B. and Ann H. Pittman; ed. Univ. 
 Wis., LI. B.. Univ. Mich. ; In law practice in Chicago since 
 1898: clubs: University. C. A. A-, Bdgewater golf: mem. Wis- 
 consin Soc. of III., Sigma Chi fraternity, Chi. Bar Assn.: office, 
 N. T. Life Bldg. 
 
 PRATT. EDWIN HARTLEY, physician and surgeon; b. Towanda. 
 Pa.. Nov. G. 1840: s. Leonard and Betsey Beldlng Pratt; 
 A. B.. A. M.. LI- D,. old Univ. Chicago; M. D. Hahnemann Med. 
 Ccill. : pres. Lincoln Park Sanitarium 5 years; pres. Pratt Sanl- 
 torium 4 years; on staff of Cook Co. hospital 20 years; on 
 various other hospital staffs: prof, anatomy Hahnemann Med. 
 Coll, 3 years: prof, anatomy Chicago Hnmetipathlc Med. Coll. 7 
 years : founder orificial philosophy : editor Journal of OrlflciaJ 
 Surgery years ; author: "Orificial Surgerj'" and "The Com- 
 posite Man"; clubs: Illinois Athletic, Chicago Automobile: mem. 
 D. K. E. fraternity, various med. societies: residence, Evanston; 
 office, 100 State St. 
 
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 POTTS, JOSHUA R. H.; huvyer; b. near Kingston. N. J.. Feb. 0, 
 1S7."»; eil- r-itifetnn rrepariitory sehl. Univ. Tenn.. Culumbia 
 I'niv. Law schl. : 1903 opened office In Washington. D. C. : 
 1007 opened office In Philadelphia: engaged In general law prac- 
 tice, but makes a specialty of patents: office. 140 Dearborn St. 
 
 PARTRIDGE. EDWARD WELLINGTON, dry go> ds meahaut; b. 
 Buffalo. N. Y.. 1S71; s. Charles W. Partridge: grad. Oberiin 
 Coll.; manager. Hiliman's store; clulis: South Shore. C. A. A.; 
 n^.ce. 112 Slate St. 
 
 PETERS, EDWARD HARVEY, real esUte ; b. New York. Aug. 
 11, 1 8fiO ; '^. William Atwuter and Lena Peters; ed. pub- 
 srhU. : entered real estate and InvoAtment buslnes-s In Chicago, 
 1891; 9 years the firm wa-i Edward 11, Peters & Co.; on 
 Apr. 1 . 10 4. changed to Fetzer, Peters & Co. ; former W, 
 Parlt Board Commis.-iioner; Clutw: C. A. A., Illlnola. Hamilton. 
 Chicago Yacht, South Shore. 20th Century; office, 215 Dear- 
 born St. 
 
 PRINGLE, WILLIAM J., lawyer; b. Madrid. St. Lawrence Co., 
 N Y. June 1 o. 1S«2; 3, William and Mary B, Goldie Pringle: 
 Ph It.. Iowa Coll.. C.rinnell. la., 1SS5. A. M. 1888; supt. of 
 schools, Elniwood. HI., and Northfleld. Minn.; 5 years principal 
 of high schl.. Aurora, III,; adm. to bar 1S96 and began prac- 
 tice of law in Chicago 1898; 1902 formed law Ann Pringle. 
 Northup & Terwilllger. to which stUI belongs: repub. alderman 
 since 1904; since 1907 chairman council com. gas, oil and 
 electric light ; Mas n ; clubs : Union League, Hamilton, City. 
 Homewood country; office, 184 La Salle St. 
 
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 PARKIN. HARRY ALVIN. lawyer; b. Klgin. 111.. Mar. 2. 1877: 
 -;, Klchanl H. and Sybil Smith Parkin: B. A.. Knox Coll.. 
 1!M)0; Li. B.. Lake Forest I'nlv. ; taught school two years in 
 Philippine Islands: returned to ClUcago li>03 and became con- 
 nected with law firm of Tenney. Coffeeii & Harding; IDOG ap- 
 pointed spec. asst. U. S. atty. at Chicago; club: Hamilton: mem. 
 Chicago and HI. State Bar Assn.. Foresters. Modem Woodmen 
 of Am. : office. Federal Bldg. 
 
 PRINGLE, FREDERICK WILMOT. lawyer. Ontario. Canada: 3. 
 Ira and Kliza Jane Lapum Pringle; ed. Canadian pub. schls. : 
 came to V. S. 18 84: completed legal studies Columbia Law 
 schL. 1880: adm. to bar in Missouri. 18 89. In Kansas and 
 Illinois. 1891: began practice In Chicago 1892; 18!>6-99 
 attorney for town of Cicero: 1902-Ofi attorney for Village of 
 Oak Park: organized and was first pres. Municipal Attorneys 
 Assn. of Cook. Lake and Du Page counties; clubs: Colonial. OaS 
 Park. (pres. 1903-0.'>) Hamilton; Mason: residence. Oak Park; 
 office. 135 Adams St. 
 
 PENNINGTON. JOHN RAWSON. physician and surgeon; b. Cory- 
 den. Ind. ; s. Charles P. and Rebecca Pennington: M. D. Univ. 
 Maryland. 1887; 18 93 special course St. Mark's hosp.. Lon- 
 don. Eng.. 1893: located in Chicago Oct.. 19 03: held chair 
 medical diseases Chicago Clinical schl. ; resigned 19 to accept 
 chair of rectal surgery. Chicago Polyclinic, which he still holds; 
 fellow (pres. 1905) Am. Proctologic Soc. ; mem. Am. Med. 
 Assn.. Miss. Valley Med. Soc. 111. State, and Med. Soc. Chi- 
 cago Pathologic Soc; club: Physicians'; contributor to med. lit- 
 erature; office. Columbus Memorial Bldg. 
 
 PUTNEY, ALBERT H.. lawj-er, dean Illinois College of Law; 
 b, Boston. Mass.. Sept. 28, 1872; s. Albert B. and Sarah B. 
 Abbott Putney; B. A.. Yale. 1893; LI. B.. Boston Univ. 1895; 
 practiced law in Boston 1895-98: in Chicago since 1898: 
 author: "Government in U. S.." "United States Constitutional 
 History and Law." "Law Library." "Principles of Political 
 Economy." "Currency. Banking and Exchange." "Corporations." 
 "Commercial Law." "Mining"; mem. flrm Prentiss. Putney. 
 Meek & Solberg; clubs: Press. South Shore; mem. Odd Fellows, 
 K. P.; office. 160 Adams St. 
 
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 PEAKS. GEORGE HENRY, lawyer; b. Muskegon, Mich., Oct. 11. 
 18 72; 8. George Franklin and Mary Sherburne Peaks; ed Gates 
 Coll.; came to Chicago In 1S90; studied law while employed in 
 Uw department C. & E. I. R. R, and was admitted to bar In 
 1894: iUrted practice of law and In 189 8 former partnership 
 with David B. Gann; mem. Union League. Chicago Law, Evan- 
 fitoD and Eranston Golf Clubs. University Club of Evanston. Clii- 
 cago. lUinois State and American Bar Assns . C. A. A. ; rasi- 
 dence, Eyanston. 111.; office. 181 La Salle St. 
 
 POPHAM. GEORGE MOON. lawyer; b. Warsaw. Ind.. Nov. 23. 
 18G6; s. Joseph and Frances Mary Byron Popham ; LI. B., 
 Univ. Wis., 1888: adm. to Wis. bar. 1888; prosecuting atty., 
 Jackson Co. , Wis. . 189 3-9: city atty. . Black River Falls, 
 Wis.. 1S93-4: came to Chicago, Feb. 1, 1900: asst, state's 
 atty. Cook Co., Apr.. 1907. to Oct.. 1909; resigned to organize 
 firm Morrow & Popham; cfflce. Rector Bldg. 
 
 QUAYLE. ROBERT, supt. motive power and machinery- b Doug- 
 las, Isle of Man; s. Thomas and Elizabeth Quayle; ed. Chicago 
 pub. schls. : came to Chicago when 13 years of age; entered 
 serrlce of C. & N. W. Ry., 1871; flUed various positions In 
 the mechanical dept. until he reached the head of dept. of 
 motive power and machinery, which he has held for the past fifteen 
 years; mem. Am. Ry. Master Mechanics' Assn. and Master Car 
 Builders' Assn.; 1899-1900. pres. Master Mechanics' Assn.; 
 mem. of the board of directors, Chicago Y. M. C. A. : office, 
 N. W. Ry., Station "E." 
 
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 THE ROOKERY — This buUdlng is situated at the southeast eomer of LaSalle and Adams streets and is one of the best known 
 office buddings in America. It Is the business home of many eminent professional men and strong Industrial and financial eatabllshmenta. 
 Built during the years 18 86 and 1887 from plans by Bumham & Root, it is considered one of the best examples of arehltecture in Chicago. 
 The Rookery Is owned and operated by the Central Safety Deposit Company of which Owen F. Aldls Is president and Edward C. Waller, »ecretary. 
 
 300
 
 ROACH. JOHN M.. pres. .^ .en. m,r.. CWc«o B.Uw«. Oj , .nd Consollda>*d T^^^^^^^^ '^ou^^Zf,' ^'-J^^ASr L^.'^i^iclJT f/ S^!'. 
 
 Sarah Mackey Boach: academic educatioa Beverly and Athen^^^^^^^ ^„^ ^^„ „,„, jggj. ^13, rfee-pres and gen. 
 
 promoted to castiier: 1887. asst. supt.; 1889, P'"^'^''='f,°f ^''"l,' r f n on Traction Co.. 1S99; after became pres. of that company, as well 
 mgr. West Chicago Street R. E. C°- v^.S 9 7 . nce^pres and gen. mg^^^^^^ ^ ^^^^ ^^^ Interurban RaUways 
 
 •A_S°.-?il'i!!!** JS?.'™J°.;„S,"t,,rii',rof''D""s"\t''p.S Spn.f=lub," union teaU. Union; oBce. Borland BU. 
 
 •9 Consolidated Traction Co.. pres. tnicago »au-»,= v.^ --- .- ... 
 Assn.: chosen U> represent street riUways of U. S. at Psrts eipn. , 
 
 301
 
 RICHTER,, EDWARD L., lawyer: b. Odessa. Russia; s. LouLs and Dora Richtei-; LI. B.. Northwestfrn Univ. 
 Assn. of Chicago. Hotel and Restaurant Assn., and Barbers' Protective Assn.; office, Hartford BIdg. 
 
 302 
 
 attorney for Ma.ster Bakers'
 
 T> , . u />^ ■ V. etirintrfi^lH Til Aud 12 1 8 6 2 1 s. Samucl and Augusta Rosenwald: came to Chicago. 
 ROSENWALD, JULIUS, pres. Sears. Roebuck ^..^O; ■ b; SPnnBaeW- '";■ f s^q g^ ^niected with SeaB. Roehuck & Co. since 1895: prcs. Associated 
 1885: established bus,nes:s of Rosenwa. & "^-J ;^ ';' hd^e« from 11™ 1 8 »8 connee ea^.^^ ^^^^^ Congregation. Jewish Home Finding 8oc.. 
 
 Coll.. Bureau ot '-''^™J»;i^°"J^„,t,e clubs: Triangle. lUlnois Athletic. Standard, Ravlsloe. South Shore. 
 
 Jewish Charities: trustee Rush Med. 
 
 League for Protection of Immigrants, Civic Federation 
 
 City Press. Idelwlld Country: office. Hanard St. and Homan Av. 
 
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 REEDY, WILLIAM HENRY, elevators; b. Rock Island. HI,. Sept. 
 10. 1861; 3. John and Mary Graham Keedy; ed. Chicago pub. 
 schls. and cummercial coll,; resident of Chicago since 1872; 
 started with Keedy merator Mfg. Co., 1879: now J, W. 
 Boedy Elevator Mfg. Co. and Reedy Foundry Co.; former lleut.- 
 col. I. N. G. ; mem. Knights of Columbus; residence. River 
 Forest; office, 4 600 Iowa SI. 
 
 RICHARDSON, GEORGE PARKER, silk mfgr. ; b. HlUsboro Bridge. 
 N, H.. Kec, 14. ISOO: s. Alliert ami Lucy O. Richardson; 
 nn father's farm until 187 1 when he came to Chicago; em- 
 ployed silk firm T. H, Phillips as stock boy. 1872-78 traveling 
 salesman Belding Bros. & Co.: 1S7S-87 mgr. Cincinnati branch 
 same company; 1887 organized Richardson Silli Co., of which 
 he is the head; clubs: Union League. Chicago, Glenvlew golf. 
 Merchants' Central (N. Y. City), Transportation (N. Y. City); 
 office, 220 Adams St. 
 
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 ROSSITER. EDGAR A.. Cook counlir surveyor; otllce. Countr 
 Hldg 
 
 nniruiTT T R 1 N K L trA vice-prcs.. Am. Hide & Leather Co.; 
 "l^^'llLJ^l-it f^L'lsle-.- s a T R°enlU^,-ra' 
 
 ?.'"?" R-e;!,?' Sh?r ^Co" Imi t«oame pres. and «-g-«,- 
 since consolidation with Am "'' ^^/^^^'^'^'S'u, Jn"' rep\e«ntktWe : 
 rovT"o"ch,°cr: nZ-'^s^t ^r A-.-S^th^lhore. metn. 
 Art. Inst.: offlce. 22 5 I-ake St. 
 
 ROSE, DONALD. a.st. to pre.. L C. B. R. ; !=• Sco.Und^ -ov^ 
 ,0 Canada when a .x,y: spent 2 years In '"™-^f ^^^„, °;';"^* 
 Trunk Ry.; later sened In traffic depart^ °7«J™pe raU- 
 later served In traffic depart, ot Rock Island and ^^-^J^^^' 
 roads: entered the service of the Illinois Central 1 8 9. 19 09 
 made commercial agent at Salt Lake City: ^^°- '^1^^^%^^ 
 2nd vlce-pres.: Feb. 1904, app. gen. European agent with head 
 Quarters I London. England, where remained untU appolBt^l 
 asst. to pres. Feb. 1, 19 09: offlce, 1 Park Row. 
 
 ROSS, WALTER LINT. vlce-pr», T, -j', ^^ .', \ ^^"'and Marfafet 
 Bys.: b. Bloomlngton. "l- J""- !• \vabash R B ■ has been op- 
 
 Lme''°road: Dec. 1. 1907 '^\''„"^'^^,,SI'^\il'Jel \n 'aJ^e 
 
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 RICHARDSON. WILLIAM HERBERT, general a-eiit. C & K. 
 I. R. R-; b, Bloomlnglon. 111.. Jan. 25. 1802; s. Lunsford 
 P. and Bllzat>eth Wallace Richardson: stenographer, C. B. & Q 
 R. R. , 1 8 S <> : stenographer passenger dept. C. & K. I- R. R . 
 1862-00; rate olerK, 1800-96: chief clerk. 1S96-1900: 
 appointed gen. pass. agt. Nor. 1000: Mason; C. A. A.; office. 
 LaSalle Station. 
 
 RAINER. PAUL P.. 
 Rookery. 
 
 pres. Central Freight Assn. ; i.irtice. The 
 
 ROE, CLIFFORD G., lawyer: b. Rolling Prairie. Ind.. June 26. 
 18 7 5: s. tieorge W. and Ma,rietta Dnimmond Roe : lived In 
 Chicago since 1878; A. B. and I>1. B.. Univ. Mich.; asst. state's 
 atty. Cook Co.. Dec. 1. 1906 to Sept. 1. 19 09; prosecuted 
 "white slave" cases, and Is now engaged in movement to check 
 "white slave" iraftice in U. S. ; clubs: Quadrangle. City; mem. 
 Delta Upsilon Fraternity: Mason; office. 135 Adams St. 
 
 ROBERTS. JESSE ELMER, lawyer: b. Rensselaer, Ind.. Nov. 3. 
 1 S tj '. ; s. Preston Floyd and Louisa Ransell Roberts; begaa 
 teaching schnol a,t 19; served as mem. board of education, San 
 Bernardino, Cal. : LI. B. Univ. Mich. ; in practice in Chicago 
 since Oct., 1892; atty. for villages of La Grange and Summit, 
 and several townships; mem. Indiana Soc. ; Mason; office. First 
 Nat. Bank Bldg. 
 
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 w T , J- r—™,„» Tan " I 1 V ^. 1 • s Phlllo and Sarah Shaffncr: iires. Manhattan Brewing Co.; ofBce. 
 
 CHAFFNER. CHARLES, merchant: b. LanBenilorf. Germany. Jan. J4. l^.-^l. s i^iujiu a..u ...... 
 
 3 9th St. and Emerald Av. 
 
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 SMULSKI, JOHN FRANKLIN, banker; b. Pa;en. Poland. Feb, 4. 1S67: s. WUliam and Euphemla Balcer Smulskl; ed. Chicago pub. schls.. St. 
 Jerome's Coll.. Berlin; engaged In newspaper work with father, who establiihed first Polish newspaper in U. S.. 1 8 8 6-9 ; taught St. Stanislaus 
 3 ■hi. 1 year; LI. Tt. Northwestern Univ. ; adin. to bar 1 S90 ; practiced law until 1906. when he organized Northwestern Trust & Savings, of which he 
 has been pres. since; 1808 organized Pulaski Lumber Co.. and has been pres. since; repub. alderman 16th ward 1 term and 17th ward 2 
 terms. 1888-98; city atty, of Chicago 1903-6: state treas. of 111. 1907-9; pres. West Chicago Park Commissioners. 1908-9: clubs: Ham- 
 ilton. Lincoln, rre.93. North-West; office, 1154 Milwaukee Av. 
 
 320
 
 SPINNEY, EDMUND C. pres. Union Life Insurance Co.; b. Wilmot, Annapolis Co.. Nova Scotia: att Horton Acad.: Acadia Coll.; mem. Har- 
 vard UnlT. class. 1S78: erad. Newton Theological Seminary; degrees A.B. and D.D. ; engaeed in insurance business for 20 years; for 6 years 
 was Iowa and Nebraska manager for U. S. Life Insurance Co. of N. Y. : clubs: Hawkeye, Fellowship, Press. Harvard; mem. Chicago Assn. of 
 Com.; Canadian Soc. of New York City; office. Chicago Savings Bank Bids- 
 
 S21
 
 SHELDON. A T. P'K Meldon sdion and of the Shcldrai Univer. Pi-ws, ejucatur .i.ul l«tu,„- ui, bu»iii«» lupios; Ij. near Vernon, Mich. 186S- 
 exiid, normal schl. : taught district school 2 years: several yeare a salesman: I.l.B.. Univ. Mkh.. 1S!I2: giving ud Dractice ot law bK-ime In few 
 year, gen^ sales mgr Wenier Co : founded the Home University League; later became pres. the Sheldon Co ;foSnKai8^en« of sa^SLaSshto 
 jPOlylng to this problem the methods of Blackstone in organizing the English common law; progress led to the organSat^n of SheldS^i sSSS' 
 
 Urn?.: mem. Kappa Sigma fraternity; clubs: Rotary. C. A. A.. Business Sdenoe; 
 
 Sheldon University Pr«ss and nucleus of Sheldon Commercial 
 Mason. Modern Woodmen of Am.: office. 2 09 State St. 
 
 322
 
 ^ . u o.am.rtrfiio AliTin Dm 7 1863; ed. common schls. : oreanlzed present Eesre. Bortjuck * 
 
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 SPOOR. JOHN ALOEN, pres. Union Stock Yard and Transit Co. and Clilcago Junction Ry. Co.; b. Freehold. Dutcliess Co.. N. Y.. Sept. 30. 
 1851' s John and Amanda Alden Spoor: prepared for coll. at Hudson River In5t.. Claverack. N. Y.: resided for a time in Japan, wiiere hfl 
 enfagcd in ^ilk and steamship business: later sunt. Wagner Palace Car Co.. .St. Loub: gen. mgr. same company. Chicago: ISBD. elected pres. 
 Chi Junct By. and pres. Union Stock Yards and Transit Co.; chairman board of directors Chicago City Ry. Co. and dir. of various raUroads. 
 banks, etc.: clubs: Chicago. Mid-Day. Saddle and Cycle, Saddle and Sirloin. Chicago Golf, C. A. A.; New York clubs: Mid-Day. Metropolitan. 
 N. Y. Yacht: office. First Nat. Bank Bldg. 
 
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 SCHWAB 
 
 sijirf 1], 
 
 ^v,- 1'i is-li- >; Mol-^e and Charlotte Beck Schwab: came to 
 
 CHARLES H.. relied u,.,.h..„t: b. Mulhome. Alsace Gema'W^m■ 13 JS^.? o.^^-™ ^^^.„^^^ „f jj g„ & Co wWrfl 
 
 when 1?! years old; engaged mllQUor business 1876-8 m 18,^^ ^^^ ^^^.^^ (,_^^^„^. ,„„„t„iier of Chicago. 
 
 ?.r ^'■'Ss^'cSblfn'''a%*:^?uis^V,;fon^LV^ residence. 3.301 Michigan Av. 
 
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 STARRING. MASON BRAYMAN. pies 
 
 Noi-tliwesteni Elevated__R. 
 
 May S. lSr.9; sfad, (.'entral High schl,. Chicago, 1S77 
 l,i..L-,L.,. ,lei)t r B^i (!, R, RVantrPenn. Co. lines. 1 87 S-9 :' 'treiglu dejt. C.. B. & Q. R 
 i:'"li .,n,l other lines. ISSil o; grain and merehandlse. I.™ 
 same i.S!ll-4: asst. gen. counsel same. 1 8 9 4 -S ; acting ee'- ---„«.• 
 iq04-e' Juir 1904. mem. board of dlr. C. C. Ry. Co.: Fel... 1900. 
 R K Co.; clubs: Industrial (pres.l. Chicago. South Shore. Lake Geneva 
 Mem. hosp. : olflce. 13 5 Adams St. 
 
 R ■ b. Chicago. .May ^. i.5;»y: yiau, ».ciiLiai »aiB" -,.-..... -^*—- t?-- _- „■ x 
 relaht dent C B & Q. R. R.. 1 87 9- 80 ; gen. baggage agent C. B. & U. 
 
 ISSo's: SsSperrntendenfs offlce. Chicago City Ry Co 188S-91^Uw d«pt^ 
 counsel same 1898-1903: gen. solicitor same. 1903-4: gen. ragr same, 
 counsel same laai i»u^^ B^_^ ^^_, ^ ^^^^ ^^^^ Northvvestern Elevated 
 
 Country: mem. Sons or Am. Key.; mem. bd. of councilors Henrotin 
 
 32fi
 
 SPOOR. GEORGE K.. manufacturer of motion picture film; b. Highiand Parl<. 
 lug picture business 1896; Is president of the Essanay Film Mfg. Co. : clubs 
 
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 STUCK ART, HENRY, hardware and furniture merchant; b. N. 
 
 Y. City, Niiv. 6. 18 53: s. Conrad and Margaret Stuckart; 
 electer alderman from 4th ward Dem. ticket 1892; elected 
 18 it 5; south town assessor. 1898; alderman 1903-5; can- 
 didate for member board of review, 1908. and received 2,200 
 more votes in Conk Co. than Br>an; Mason; Odd Fellow; office, 
 2511-2519 Archer Av. 
 
 REGAN, JAMES L., pres. Regan Printing House; b. London, Eng., 
 Auk. 10. 1849; s. James L. and Frances Robinson Regan; 
 ed. London and New York City pub. schls. ; learned printing 
 trade; resident of Chicago since 1S70: established printing busi- 
 ness .T. L. Regan & Co. . 1879; incorporated as Regan Print- 
 ing House 1888; mem. Chicago Typothetae; Mason. Elk; club: 
 C. A. A.; office. S3 Plymouth Court. 
 
 348
 
 SHANAHAN. DAVID EDWARD, il-.i1 t.^t.ue, b. Lee Co.. III.. Sept 
 7. ISll-; s- tJeorge and Katherlne Vale Poweis Shanahaii; re- 
 moved i<i Chicago at age of 6; grad. So. Div. high schi. and Chi- 
 cago Cnll. of Law; so. town supeirlsor. 1885-6; deputy U. S 
 marshid. 1.SS9-9S: elected to III. legislature, repub. ticket, 
 1894: re-eleet«i l-'^OG. 1898. 1900. 19(r2. 1904. 19it6 
 and 190S. from 9th dlst. : temporary speaker. 4 3rd gen. assem 
 bly; delegate to repub. nat. conventir n. 1908: mem. K. P. 
 Royal AM-anum: offiee. lHr> Pearbom St. 
 
 SCHUETTLER. HERMAN F.. ;is^I j:en. supt. of poike; b. Chicago, 
 .luly 14. 1861; s. Frank ;i[id .Minna Schuettiei ; left schl. at 13; 
 sftved several years machinist's ai>pientice ; 3 years conduct'tr. No. 
 Chi. City R. R. : joined police dept. June 13, 1S83: Mar. 1, 
 ISSS. patrol sergt. ; Apr. IS. 1888. lieut. ; Jan. 1. 1890. 
 capt. : made capt. under civil ndes Feb. 1 . 189 8: Nov. 1 1 , 
 1903. to Nov. 11. 19 04. served temporary asst. supt. of police; 
 appointed peimanently to office after civil service examination, 
 Nov. 21. 19 04; mem. Police Benevolent Assn.. K. P.; Mascn; 
 office. City Hall. 
 
 SABATH, JOSEPH 
 
 came to Chicago, 
 
 lawyer; b. Zabori. Bohemia. Mar. '2. 1870; 
 
 __ ^., 1 8S5 : worked as errand boy and salesman; 
 
 1893 entered" real estate business and studied law: adm. to 
 bar 1897; mem. B. P. O. E,. Royal Arcanum. Royal League. 
 Bohemian Turners. Chicago and HI. State Bar Assns. ; office. 
 Unity Bldg. 
 
 SAMPSON. WILLIAM HUBBARD. 
 
 . . Cinticelli Silk Co, ; gen 
 
 western mgr.. Monotuck Silk Co.; b. Hatfield. Mass.; s. Elijah N. 
 and Agnes Hubbard Sampson: LI. B. Columbia: mem. New York 
 and -Mis'^nuri bars; club*: Union League, C. A. A.; mem. Chicago 
 Aa^n, of Commerce; office. 27 Adams St. 
 
 349
 
 SCHOLZ, CARL, mining miinager engineer; b. Slawentzilz. Gennany. 
 July 2. 1S72; s. Paul and Nannette St-holz; ed. H( henlolie pri. 
 schl., and Imperial OymnaRium. Beutlien. Ger. : came to U. S. 
 and entered service Mt. Carbon Co.. \V. Va.. as min. engr.. May. 
 1891; ISO 5 developed mines own account. Kelley's Creek. VV. 
 Va., and acquired interest in various coal, lumber and ry. proper- 
 ties, until tliey were sold to Kanawha Coal & Cohe Co., 1901; 
 July. 1902. connected with Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf Co.. as 
 mgr. coal mines Ind. Terr.; 1903 pres. Rock Island Coal Co.. 
 and Coal Valley Mining Co.: 1904 duties extended to cover en- 
 tire mining interests Ruck Island-Kri^co system; office. Old Colony 
 Bide. 
 
 SCHREIDER. WILLIAM, lawyer; b. *-hicag.., Dec. 14. 1974, 
 s. Joseph and Emily .Schreider; att. Valparaiso Univ., LI. B< 
 North western Univ. 18 94: repub. candidate for state sen. i 
 17th dist. 189G: 1909 appointed asst. alty. West Chicago 
 park board ; office. Ashland Blk. 
 
 ago I 
 
 STRAUS. SIMEON, lawyer; b, Milwaukee. Wis.. Nov. 21. 185.j: 
 s. Samuel and Rosiue Straus; has lived in Chicago continuously 
 since 18 56; grad. Chicago high schl. . 1872: LL.B. Yale. 
 1S74; admitted to bar of Connecticut June 1S74: same year 
 established in practice of law In Chicago; clubs: Hamilton, Yale. 
 Waupanseh; ofBce. Ashland Elk. 
 
 SCULLY. DANIEL B., vice-pres. American Maize Products Co.; b. 
 Kings C-o., Ireland. May 23, 1850: s. Maurice and Itose 
 Scully ; 18 6 2-07 employed in old Tremont house ; entered 
 insurance field, 18 7 2 organized D. B. Scully Syrup Co. ; or- 
 ganized Western Glucose Co.. which has been changed to present 
 concern; clubs: C. A. A., South Shore. Illinois Athletic; office. 
 206 La Sallo St. 
 
 350
 
 SHAW. RALPH M.. lav\yer; b. Paris. Ky.. Feb. IS. K^O'J; s. 
 Hiram and Harriet Martin Shaw; A. B. Yale Univ. 1890; Ll.D. 
 t'niv. Mich.. 1SJI2; cauie to Chicago July. 1892: partner firm 
 Winston & Meagher. 1897: now partner firm of Winston. 
 Payne. Strawn & Shaw; clubs: Chicago. University, Mid-Day, 
 Saddle and Cycle. Yale. Onwent;ia; office. First Nat. Bank Bldg. 
 
 SMITH. WILLIS, lawyer; b. near Deciitur. 111.; s. William C. and 
 Leacy J. Smith; taught school until 2 years old; att. Decatur 
 high schl. and Lincoln. 111.. Univ.; removed to Chicago 1878; 
 engaged in law office of Knickerbrcker & Holdom; 1890. on dis- 
 solution of above firm, became partner of John J. Knickerbocker; 
 practiced alone 18 9 8 to 1907. wlien fomied partnership with 
 Henry L. Wallace, which continues; attorney for Lehmann estate; 
 rlub: Illinois Athletic; offlce, 7 ."» >[on:oe St. 
 
 SLOAN, ROBERT K., pres. Joint Livery Assns. of Cliicago; b. 
 Kingston, Ont. . Canada; s. James and Eliza Sloan; located In 
 Chicago 18 8 1; employed by Chicago City Ry. Co. as conductor, 
 clerk and div. supt. to Apr. 1. 1896: engaged in undertaking 
 and livery business: past-pres. Chi. Undertakers' Assn., past-pres. 
 DI. State Undertakers' Assn.; dem. alderman 5th ward 1902-4: 
 dem. candidate for coroner. 1908; Mason; office. 2821-23 
 Archer Av. 
 
 STEPINA, JAMES F.. re.il est;ile: h. Kullfni.erg. Bohemia. Sept. 
 2 1. 1 802 : s. August and Anna Dilina Stepina ; came to U. S. 
 wiDi parents 1803: ed. Chicago jmh. schls.. Chicago Atlie- 
 naeum. Union Cnll. of Law; LL. B. Dl. Coll. of Law. 11)00; 
 adm. to bar 1901: county commissioner, 1891-2: west town 
 collector. 1897; West Chicago Park commissioner. 1904-5; 
 dir. Real Estate Title & Trust Co.; Mason; clubs: Bohemia. 
 City. Presi. Gemiania Maennerchor ; Odd Fellow ; offl<.*e. 13 3 4 
 W. ISfh St 
 
 351
 
 SCHNEIDER, OTTO C. iftiitil merchant: Ij. Kusel Ithenlsh. 
 Bavaria, Dec. .'5. 1856: s. Chilstian Lutlwig and Dorothea 
 Emrich Schneider: att. Latin sciil. of native town lSGG-7 0: 
 came to Chicago 1870; att. Dyrenfurth's Coll. 1870-1; drug- 
 gist's apprentice in St. Louis and grad. St. Louis Coll. of Phar- 
 macy: returned to Chicago 1877: entered tobacco business August 
 Beck & Co. 1 S 8 3 : bought entire business 189 2 and sold out to 
 Am. Tobacco Co. 1899; pres. Germania Maennerchor 189 7-9: 
 commissioner Lincoln Park 18 99-1904; 1904 pres. Am. Insl. 
 of Germanics of Northwestern TTniv. ; pres. German-Am. Historical 
 Soc of Chi. 1907: mem. Chi. Historical Snc. ; mem. bnard of 
 education 189 5-8: pres. b: ard of education 1907-0: clubs: 
 Union League, Germania. 
 
 STELK, JOHN, lawyer: b. Cliiriigo. Sept. 10. 1875; s. William 
 and Mary Stelk; mem. Chicago and III. State Bar Assns. Law- 
 yers' Assn.. and Chicago Law In.st. ; office, 99 Washington St. 
 
 SAMPSELL, MARSHALL E.. lawyer; b. Marshall, Tex.. Feb. 
 *^8 1S74- s. Joseph Benjamin and Fannie Allnut Sampseu, 
 ed. schls, Asliland, O. : grad. Univ. of Chicago, 1896: Ll.B. 
 Chicago Coll. of Law. 1902; 1902-7 clerk of United Stata 
 Circuit Court; AprU, 1903, appointed receiver for Chicago 
 Union Traction Co.; mem. Royal Arcanum; clubs: Chicago, 
 Mid-Day, Exmoor, Chicago Golf; residence. Highland park: otHce, 
 181 LaSalla St. 
 
 352
 
 STRAUS. BENJAMIN F.. dealer In commercial paper; b. Chicago. 
 Apr. :;4. IS62: 3. Samuel L. and Sara Straus: LI. B. Lake 
 Forest L'nlr. : with Bank of Commerce and predecessors in com- 
 mercial paper depl. 20 years; club: Illinois Athletic: mem. Chi- 
 cago Assn. of Commerce; B. P. O. R; office. First Nat. Bank 
 Bldg. 
 
 SCOTT. FRANK E.. union ticket agent: b. Rocfeford, III., July 
 12. 1964; 3, James A. and Jennie LoomU Scott; dir. Frank 
 E, Scolt Transfer Co.; chairman, membership committee Chicago 
 Assn. of Commerce: clubs: Union League. Traffic. Railway Men's; 
 mem. North Shore Citizens' As^n. : residence. Glencoe; office. 
 13 Congress St. 
 
 STRASSHEIM. CHRISTOPHER, sherlfT of Cook Co.; b. Hesse- 
 Darmstadt, Germany. Mar. 22. 13 50; a. Christopher and Anna 
 M. Strassheim; brought to Chicago by parents. 18 54; 5 years at 
 tinners' trade; 187 1 established commission business of Strassheim 
 & Bro. ; sold interest to brother, 1S77. and organized house of 
 Jacobs & Strassheim, dealers in wooden and willow ware, and. 
 1887. grocery business; firm later became Strassheim & Jaeger; 
 1897. sold interest to new firm. Jaeger & Son; 1899. wholesale 
 flour and bakery supply; 19 06. became connected with Sheppard- 
 Strassheim Co., wholesale grocers; 1891. mem. Lincoln Park bd. ; 
 1905. elected Cook Co. commissioner, repub. ticket ; 1905. 
 elected sheriff; re-elected 19 03; office. County Bldg. 
 
 SABATH. ADOLPH J., lawyer; b. Bohemia. Apr. 4. 18S6; i. 
 
 Joachim and Barbara Sabath; came to U. S. 18 31; worked 
 in various capacities and studied law adm. to bar 1891; Jus- 
 tice of peace 1895-1907: police magistrate 1897-1907; 
 elected 6 th congress Dem. ticket. 18 9 7; re-elected 6 1 St 
 congress; author of compensation bill for injured and killed 
 interstate commerce employes; delegate to dem. nat. convention. 
 1904; clubs: Press, Iroquois; mem. Royal League. K. P., Mod- 
 em Woodmen of Am.. Bohemian Turners; Mason: office. Reaper 
 Bik. 
 
 353
 
 STUMER. LOUIS M.. merchant: 1). Baltimore. Md. : Apr. 24, 
 ISti'J; 5. Mitliael and Jennie Kellner Stumer; ed. Xotie Dame 
 Univer. : pres. The Emporium Co.. The World Co.. Metropolitan 
 Bldg. Co.. World Appeal Co.: Strauss & Stumer Jlercantile Co. 
 (St. Louis), vlce-pres. Red Book Corporation. Storj' Press Cor- 
 poration. Importers' and Manufactiirers' Co. ; dir. Home for Jew- 
 ish Orphans. Home for Jewish Friendless. Home Finding So- 
 ciety. Citizens' Street Cleaning Bureau. State St. Improvement 
 Assn.; office. 49 Jarkson Blvd. 
 
 STRAUSS, JOSEPH BAERMAN, pres. Strauss Bascule and Concrete 
 Bridge Co.; b. Cincinnati, O.. Jan. 9, 1S70; educated as civil 
 engineer, Univ. Cincinnati; practiced profession of bridge engi- 
 neering since 1892; came to Chicago 1904: originated several 
 bridge designs, the Strauss bascule in particular; mem. West. Soc. 
 Engre.. Chicago Assn. of Commerce; ofBce. Fort Dearborn Bldg. 
 
 STAFFORD, LESLIE REED. gen. stationer C. R. I. P Ry. ; b. 
 Lyons. la.. Apr. 22, 1S73: s. i)e Witt C. and Caroline A. 
 Stafford; started work 1SS7 in slatioiieiT dept. C. & X. W. Ry. 
 and worked to «.'hief clerk of same dept.; lSOS-1003 statinn- 
 ery and printing buyer, same road; chief clerk to purchasing 
 agent Rock Island lines Oct. 15, 19 03. and promoted to 
 stationer. Jan.. 1904: Nov., 1907. gen. stationer Rock Island- 
 Frisco lines; Jan. 1. 1910, gen. stationer Rock Island lines; club; 
 C. A. A., Mason; offlee. La Salle Station. 
 
 SILSBEE. FRED B., lawyer: b. Montrose, Pa.. Jan. 15. 1873: s. 
 George M. and Sara E. Hamlin Silsbee; att. Northwestern- 
 Univ. law schl. ; pres. Yeoman of America ; former alderman and' 
 city atty.. Oregon, HI.; club. Press; mem. Modem Woodmen of 
 Am.; Mason; Odd Fellow; residence. La Grange: office. Tribune 
 Bldg. 
 
 354
 
 STRAUS. SIMON W., pies. .S. W. Straus Co.. baiAeis; b Lie- 
 i.iiifi Itiil I»ec •>;i. IStifi: s. Fredei-lck William and MatUon 
 sli'Liis leVl.lnil iif Chloae" slni'C 1SS2: assoriaterl with father 
 in hanking l.usiness: 1SS8-04 with B. It. Cahn In firm of 
 Ciihn & .Straus; 1 .s !) 4 style of Umi cliiinseil t.i Straus Brothers 
 I.S'IT to (late S. W. Straus & Co.: pres. Realization 
 Mil ■ ill". Insurnlioe Co. if the State of 111.: mem. .\it 
 liulis Stanilard. Itavlsloe: ottli-e. 114 I.a Salle St. 
 
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 ntfice. 
 
 GILBERT B., lumberman: b. Ontario, N. Y.. lS.>i; s. 
 nnd Miiii'ia I'.rowll Shaw; grad. Genessee Coll.. Lima. .N 
 (ill- moved with parents to Moline. III.. lS.'i2; connected 
 aiious extensive lumber enterprises: now viee-pies. Pole 
 Co ■ 1S.S3-.S. vlce-pres. Metropolitan Nat. Hank; IS.St)- 
 ■cs. American Trust & Savings Bank: club: Union League; 
 226 La Salle St. 
 
 SANDEGREN. ANDREW, aichitect: office. 
 
 104 Dearborn St. 
 
 SIGNER, FREDERICK EDMUND, gen. freight agt.. Chicago Dlv. 
 M s" P & S. S. M. Ey.: b. May 2(5. ISO!); s. Charles I-ouis 
 Signer and Lena Margaret Signe.;: »"%. ™"'l'lf "i« ,;'"'^i'°-n- -n'rl 
 DUlj schl c urse clerk with Buffalo. N. \. & Pbila. R. R.. and 
 So Pac office. Los .ii.geles; with Waba»h Ry. in Chicago; mem. 
 Chicago board of trade l.S9S-l:i02. representing Wabash Ry.. 
 and Wabash & Lackawanna Despatch: gen. trt. and pass. agt. 
 Cmeinnati Richmond & Muncie R. R.. 1902; lUOS-.-, mgr. 
 lebigh & Wabash Despatch; asst. gen. frt. agt Wabash Ry^ 
 St Louis. 19 06: 1906 made gen. frt. agt. Wis. Cen novy 
 Cli dlv M St. P. & S. S. M. Ry. ; clubs: Union League, 
 Traffic Birch'wood count -y: mem. Royal League; office. Mer- 
 chants' Lran & Trust Hide. 
 
 355
 
 I 
 
 STEVENS, JAMES WILLIAM, prea. III. Mfe Iiisuriuue Co. ; b Col- 
 chester. HI.. May 2 5, 18 53; s. Socrates and Amanda Jane 
 Slovens; ed. public schools of McDonough Co.. 111. Began busi- 
 ness career in General Merchandise trade at Colchester. Mc- 
 Donough Co.. Ill- ; left there ISSS; came to Chicago and 
 continued In Alerchandlse business with Charles A. Stevens & 
 Bros. ; In 1 81)5 retired from mercantile business and t" ok 
 active part in organization of the Illinois Life Insurance Co., 
 of which has since lieen pres. : l!)08-9 built Hotel LaLSalle of 
 which he is chief owner; dlr. Western Trust & Savings Bank. 
 Commercial Nat. Bank. Hotel LaSalle Company; clubs: Union 
 League, South Shore. C. A. A,, Hamilton. Chicago Automobile; 
 offlce, 134 Monroe St. 
 
 SCOVEL. JOHN C, judge of Municipal Court; b. near Hudson 
 City. Columbia Co., N. Y.. Mar. S. 1845; s. Alden and Eliza- 
 beth Scovel; grad. Bloomlngton. HI., Inst. 3 864; adm. to bar 
 1S71; connected with McLean Co.. HI.. Bank 10 years, 7 
 years as vlce-pres.. and 1871-75 its atty. ; treas. Bloimington 
 Gas Co., came to Chicago 1875; mem. Hyde Park board of 
 Education ; elected to Municipal court bench 19 8 on Repub. 
 ticket ; club : Hamilton ; office, 14 8 Michigan Av. 
 
 STREET. RICHARD HAMILTON, physician; b. Chicago. Feb. 8. 
 1874: 3. Richard Jueon and Eniraeline Caroline Street; ed. Bish- 
 op Ridley Coll.. St, Catherine's. Ont. ; M.D. Hahnemann Med. 
 Coll. . Chicago : appt. resident phys. Hahnemann Hosp. ; 19 0. 
 lecturer dept. anatomy Hahnemann Med. Coll.; since 19 01 med. 
 dlr. l3t Nat. Bank pension dept.; 2 years lecturer dept. otology. 
 Post-Graduate Med. sehl. ; 19 06 adjunct prof. dept. nose and 
 throat diseases Hahnemann Med. Coll.; 19 09 elected bU5. mgr. 
 III. Homeopathic Med. Assn. ; mem. Phi Alpha Gamma frat. ; 
 Chicago. HI. and Am. homeopathic med, societies; club: Chicago 
 Yacht; office. 100 State St. 
 
 SEARS. NATHANIEL CLINTON. lawyer; b. GalUopoIls. O.. Aug. 
 2 3. 1854' 3 Amos Gould and Susan Davis Sears ; attended 
 Elgin. HI.. Acad.; grad. Amherst coll.. 1875. A.M.. 1878; law 
 student Univ. of Berlin. Ger., 1ST5-6 (LL.D.. Northwestern 
 Univ.. 1898): adm. to HI. bar. Jan. 1. 1878; elected Judge 
 superior court. Cook Co.. III.. 1893: appointed associate Justice 
 Appellate court of HI.. 1S97; reappointed. 1900. chief Justice 
 Appellate court, 1902; resigned Apr. 1. 1903. to enter law Arm 
 of Sears. Meagher & Whitney; repub candidate for mayor of 
 Chicago. 18 9 7; clubs : Union League ; offlce. First Nat Bank 
 Bldg. 
 
 356
 
 SEITER. HENRY J., broker of packing house products; b. N. Y. 
 City. Mar. 3 0. 1 SOS; in stork yards since 1S77: office. Union 
 Stock Yards. 
 
 SEEGERS. CHARLES, jiit^. Am. Varnish On.; b. Hanover. Ger- 
 many. Feb. 12. l.s:i-l; s. Henry anil Augusta Gebers Seegera; 
 came to Chicago Aug.. 1850; has engaged in the cigar and to- 
 bacco trade, and in the manufacture of liiiieed oil and varnish; 
 treas. Wicker Park Safe Deposit & Trust Co. ; mem. Chi. Assn. of 
 Commerce; oftice. 1140 N. Branch St. 
 
 STAPLES. FRANK MANNING, railroad supplies and contractors' 
 materials; b. Natchez. Miss.. Feb. 15. 1S47: s. John N. and 
 Marie Colvor Staples; came to Chicago 18 53: started in business 
 July 1. IS 66. as office boy with Crerar. Adams & Co.; now dir. 
 and treas. same company; private, 134tb 111. volunteers. 1SC4: 
 1st Infty.. I. N. G.. ISSO; dir. HI. Humane Soc. ; mem. Chi. 
 Assn. of Commerce; residence. Evanston ; otfice. 11-13 Fifth Av. 
 
 SEBASTIAN, JOHN, vice pres. C. IC. I. & P. Uv ; b. New- 
 port. Ky, Jan. 28. 18 4!); clerk A. T. & S. K. Ry. 1869; 
 with the company as chief clerk and traveling pass. agt. 
 to 1879: 1870-S7 gen. S. W. pass. agt. C. R. I. & P. 
 Ry. at Kansas City; gen. pass, and ticket agt. of Chi., Kansas 
 City & Neb. Ry. until 1883. at which time that line was made 
 a part of the Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific: gen. pass, agt. 
 of entire line 1889-1902; appointed pass. traf. mgr. C.. R. I. 
 & P. Ry. and Jan. 2 0. 1903. made pass. traf. mgr. of entire 
 system, including C. R. I. & P. Ry.. Choctaw, Oklahoma & 
 Gulf R. R.. St. Louis. Kansas City & Col. R. R. ; Feb. 20. 
 1906. pass. traf. mgr. St. Louis & San Francisco R. R-. C. &. 
 E. I. R. R. : Mar. 11, 19 09. similar position on the Colorado 
 Southern. New Orleans & Pacific R. R. : residence, Evanston ; 
 clubs: Union League, Glenview golf. Midlothan golf: ofBce. La 
 Salle Station. 
 
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 TURNER, CHARLES, serty. and gen. mgr.. Chicago Reduction Co.; b. Chicago. .Tune 22. 1S57; s. James and Mary A. Ganz Turner; ed. Chi- 
 cago grammar and high schls. ; followed packing business until 1890: engaged in rendering of greases and tallow, and manufacture of fertilizers: 
 1906 secured contract for garbage disposal from city of Chicago and oganized Chicago Itediiction Co.; inventor of apparatus used in reduction 
 plants: clubs: Illinois Athletic. Chicago Automobile: office. 39th and I on Sts. 
 
 366
 
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 gaK^and Fiance; offlee. 3 7 Cedar St. 
 
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 TILDEN, EDWARD, packer; pres. National Packing Co. and Llbby, McNeill & Libby Packing Co.; b. Utica. N. Y.. June 17. 1858: s. I. D. and 
 Margaret Averlll Tilden; ed. public school, Delavan. Wis.; life in general store at Delavan, Wis.: bookkeeper Brlntnall, Lamb & Co., wholesale 
 
 hardware, Chicago: became asst. cashier. Drovers Nat. Bank. Union Stock Yards, Chicago, and from that to treaa. Libby, McNeil & Libby. packers; 
 
 since May, 1897. pres., treas. and dir. Libby. McNeill & Libby; also vice-pres. and dir. Drovers' Deposit Nat. Bank; pres. Nat. Packing Co. ; treas. 
 
 and dir. Sioux City Stock Yards; dir. St. Louis Stock Yards; dir. Drovers Trust and Savings Bank, and many other corDorations; dem. school 
 
 treasurer Hjde Park and Lake for some years previous to anneratioa; mem. Chicago board of education, 1900-5-6; clubs; Bankers' KeawocKl; 
 office, Ths Rookery. 
 
 368
 
 THORNTON. CHARLES SOLON, lawyer; b. B^tf;: ""[^J' tr,„-^o„i^ oVi.ake Sad'^fm, '^offM^^s'^'^^^s p?erto"Vcl VeducatKn' Aubun; 
 1872; adm. to lU^ bar 1 » J 3 ; has been con>oraton 5,™n^">J,To™ ^f ^'Yofflce. Hesvvo:th Bias. 
 Pa:-k; former mem. board of education; Mason, K. T,. OUd ieuuw. r>.. 
 
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 UPHAM, FREDERIC WILLIAM, lumber and coal merchant; b. Racine, Wis., Jan. 29, 1861: s. Calvin H. and Amanda E. Glbbs Upham; ed. 
 primary and se<.'ondary schools, Racine, Wis.. Ripon Coll.. Ripon, Wis. ; 1880-94 with Uphajn Mfg. Co.. of which uncle. WlUlajn H. Upham 
 <gov. of Wis, 18!:t5-7). was pres.. from lumber inspector to gen. mgr. : removed to Chicago, 1894: organized Fred W. Upham Lumber Co.; 
 mem. lumber firm Upham & Agler; pres. City Fuel Co.; vice-pres. Pea body C al Co., Chicago & III. Midland Ry., and Chicago & 111. Midland 
 Coal Co.; pres. 111. Mfrs. Assn.; chairman executive com. Nat. Business League of Am.; chairman finance com. Chi. Bureau of Charities; delegate 
 to repub. nat. convention, 1 S 92 ; vice-chairman com. on arrangements, vepub. nat. convention, 19 4; chairman com. on arrajigements. nat. cod- 
 vention. 1908; elected to city council. 1898, but resigned to take place on board of review, Jan. 1, 1899; re-elected to board of review. 
 1904 and 1908; clubs: Chicago. Union League. Commercial. C. A. A., Hamilton. Mid-Day, Marquette. Germania, Union. City Press. Chicago 
 Automobile. South Shore. Glenview. Exmoor. Chicago Golf. Saddle and Cycle; also ITnion League and Automobile of New York; socletieB: Soc. of 
 Colonial Wars. Sons of Am. Rev.. New England. Loyal Legion; ofBce, 125 Monroe St. 
 
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 VAN HOOK, DR. WELLER, surgeon; b. Greenville. Ind., May 14. 
 1SG2; s. William R. and TUlie Weller Van Hook; A. B.. 
 1S84. Univ. Mich.; studied medicine in Chicago and after serv- 
 ing as iiiteme in Cook Co. hosp., bt-gan practice. 1 SS7 : for 
 number of years has confined practice to surgery; successively sur- 
 geon Cook Co.. Post Graduate. Polytechnic, and Wesley Hosps. ; 
 ninv consulting surgeon. Michael Reese Hosp. ; has served prof. 
 surgery. Chi. Polytechnic. Chi. Post-Grad.. and Northwestern 
 T^niv. medical schls. ; gen. secty. Am, Theosophical Soc. ; office, 
 103 State St. 
 
 VROMAN, CHARLES EDWARD, lawyer: b. near Madison. Wis., 
 Oct- 5. 1 S4 : s, William and Harriet Field Vroman: grad. 
 Univ. Wis.. 1S6S: Ph.B.. Ll.B. Albany I,aw In'^t.. 1869: in 
 office of Wm. F. Vilas 18 69-7 0; in practice Green Bay. Wis.. 
 1871-190 0. being state's atty. number of years ; came to 
 Chicago 19O0 in partnership Flower. Vroman & Musgrave. sub- 
 sequently Musgrave, Vroman & Lee; 1905 became asst. gen. 
 solicitor. C. M. vS: St. P. Ry. : clubs: Union League. University. 
 City; mem. Chicago. HI. State and Am. Bar Assns. ; office. Rail- 
 way Exchange Bldg. 
 
 WHEELER. JOHN, inspector of police; b. WTieaton. lU.. Feb. 0. 
 I8r»l; 3. Luke and Bridget Wheeler; joined Chicago poUco 
 force Oct. 2 3. 1878: now in charge of Harrison St. sutlon: 
 clubs: Illinois Athletic. Illinois; Mason. K. T. ; office. HarrUon 
 St Police SUtlun. 
 
 WOOD. STEPHEN B.. chief of detectives; b. Binghampton. N. 
 Y , Apr. 12, 1 S T) : s. George N. and Kate Rodgers Wood ; 
 taken to Milwaukee. Wis., by parents; newsboy C. M. & St. 
 P. Ry.. 186G: brakeman. conductor and chief of secret service 
 same company to Aug. 1. 1887; detective sergt. Chicago police 
 force Aug. 4. 1887: promoted to lieutenant, captain and chief 
 of detectives; office. City Hall, 
 
 380
 
 WINCHELL. BENJAMIN LA FON pr«^ C R^ I & P. /j,'', ■. !"■ JJ^JS"'' 
 Wlnchell ed ward and lilgh si-liL. Haniilbal. Mo., 1S67-74. omplojM 
 asst. gan. passenger agent. Atchiso- '- ^•-'"■- 
 Scott & Memphis R. R. : pres. C, 
 & Cycle Exm. or, Midlothian. South Shore. Caitcm 
 St. Louis Country of St, Louis: also I>enrer of Denver 
 
 Mo,. JtJy .S. 
 Burling on 
 
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 shops. HaJinlbai. Ma, 
 
 t?sU.^Ca5on-a!S=;^^"t.^J.y^;an^d ^^,<^%,£y^',^ ^i^<--^ ^ -' ^^ 
 
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 July. 1S74; 1879. 
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 331
 
 WHEELER, ALBERT GALLATIN, fauitalist ; b. New Yoik City. Apr. 2 7. ] -S ."i -t : s. Eathuel Climcli and .Tulia Catlieilne Lawi-ence Wheeler; 
 e<]. X. y. pub. sih!s. : fnui. X. Y. Coll.; at 1 S became interested in shipping between Hudson liver ports and N. Y. City: active in tightertige 
 transpuitatioii in X. Y. liarbor; interested in construction ff telegraph lines, railroads, and undeiground electiic street car systems (New 
 York and Washington t. automatic switchboards for telephone service, er*-.; organized 111. Telephone and Telegraph Co. and built tunnel-t under 
 downtown Cliicago streets; organized III. Tunnel Co.. following coun ^il grant of July. 19 03. to take over interests of HI. Telephone and 
 Telegraph Co. ; tunnel system put in operation. Sept. , 1 !( (1 8 ; organi ;ed Automatic Klectric Co. . 1 i) 4 : office. The Kookeiy- 
 
 382
 
 WACKER. CHARLES HENRY. leal estate: b. Chicago. Aug. 2 9. ISoO. 
 Lake Forest Acad.: 1ST3-0. ofllre bos -intl clerk with board of trarte 11 
 father ISSO. establishing malting fiim F. Wacker & Son. wliieh lat«r 
 1 .S S 4 tiU 19 01: also pres. McAvoy Brewing Co. tor a number ot yea 
 Chicago Title and Trust Co.. Western Stone Co.. Repulilic Iron and Ste 
 means. World's Columbian E.-cpn. ; is chairman commission on city beau 
 pres. Athenaeum: governing mem. Art Inst : cI""!!: Chicago. Comniercial 
 Day Chicago Tunigenieinde. Schwaljen Verern: office. 1.3S .lackson BI 
 
 Frederick and CaUiarine Hummel Wacker: ed. Chicago pub. schls. and 
 nn- traveled through I'. S. and Europe and into Africa. 1876-9: joined 
 became Wacker & Birk Brewing and Malting Oo.. of which was pres. from 
 i-s- pres Chicago Heights Land Assn.: dir. Corn Exchange N'at. Bank, 
 el Co S Side Elevated Rv. : was dir. and mem. committee on ways and 
 liful" plans: chairman executive committee Chicago Relief nad .\iaSoo.. 
 X'nion League. Fellowship. Bankers* Iroquois. Gennania. C. A. A.. Mid- 
 vd. 
 
 383
 
 1S5-1 «1. Chicago pub. schls. . Dyrenfurtll s 'Lou. i j. ^^ Vincennes K. ^■■^'^°Xv „ i.,vib<irf & Co.. rubber g'Wds. 18S2-l.'Ol. 
 
 384
 
 WEST. ROY OWEN. lawyer: b. Georgetown A'ermilion Co.. III. Oct 2 7. ISGS: s. Pleasant ami Helen Anna West: grad. DePauw Unlr.. A.B., 
 1890 (A.M.. LL.B.): studied law in Chicago; adm. to bar. 1890: asst. co. atty.. 1894; city atty.. Chicago. 181*5-7; repub. candidate for 
 city atty.. 1S97; for a time head nf firm of West & Eckhart, and since Sept. 1. 1903. of firm of West, Eckhart & Taylor; mem., since 1899. 
 board of review nf Cook Co.; elected chairman repub. central committee. July 8. 1!104; mem. Delta Tau Delta and Phi Beta Kappa; Mason. 
 Odd Fellow; clubs: Union League, Law. Midlothian. Hamilton; office. First Nat. Bank Bldg. 
 
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 399
 
 WARMAN, WILLARD, auditor, Chicago Daily Journal: b. Rock 
 Island Co.. III. July 6. 1877; s. Enoch and Almlra War- 
 man; ed. Muscatine. la., high schl. ; residence. Melrose Park; 
 office, 117 Market St. 
 
 WOLF. JOSEPH, distiller; b. Germany. 1,S59: came M America 
 3 5 years ago; became connected with the James E. Pepper Dis- 
 tilling Co., 1S9!); elected pres.. 1907; re-elected pres., 1909; 
 dubs; Illnnls Athletic; mem. B. P. O. E. : office. Rector BIdg. 
 
 
 H 
 
 
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 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^r ' ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^B 
 
 
 WELCH, NINIAN H.. lawyer; b. Rosecrans. HI.. Jan. 1, 18T3: s. 
 J. T. and Emma J. Welch; grad. Beloil Coll.. M. A.. Lake For- 
 est Univ.. 1899; LI. B.. Lake Forest. 1902; asst. judge ot pro- 
 bate court. Cook Co.. since Dee. 3. 1906; club; Hamilton; office. 
 County Blde- 
 
 WALKER, EDWIN K.. judge of Municipal court; b. Forrest City, 
 Mason Co.. 111.. 1866; s. Henry C. and Harriet A. Walker; 
 moved to Lincoln. 111.. ISSl; grad. Lincoln Coll.. came to 
 Chicago 18 91; studied at Northwestern Univ. law schl. ; adm. 
 to bar 1 S 9 2 ; 190 elected on Repub. ticket county com- 
 missioner; took part in reorganl/atlon of county charitable In- 
 stitutions: elected to Jfunlcipal ct. bench 1906; clubs: Wood- 
 lawn Park. Hamilton. City; Mason; mem. Royal League. Na. Am. 
 Union ; office. 14 8 Michigan Av. 
 
 400
 
 WOODMAN. ANDREW WHfTNEY, cinl eiigiiieer; b. Nuv. 10. 
 1 S t> 6 ; s. Gtvrge K. and Catherine D. Whitney WtKKinian ; S. 
 B.. Mass. Inst. Technology; bridge and structural steel busi- 
 ness. Boston; 10 years engineer and branch mgr. Roeliling Con- 
 struction Co.. witli Boston and Chicago as headquarters: tooK 
 up residence In Chicago, 19 5: retired to private practice of 
 profession Oct.. 190D: clubs: C. C. A.. Engineers'. Chicago 
 Architwtural. Evanston Country. University club of Evanston. 
 Builders'. Technology; mem. Am. Soc. Civ. Engrs.. Boston Sic 
 of Engrs.. West. Soc. of Engrs.; residence. Evanston; ottice. 1 OS 
 La Salle St. 
 
 WIEHE. C. F.. lumbennan; b. Cliicago. Sept. G. 1SG2; s. Charles 
 and Sophia Hanmoth Wiehe; secty. and dlr. Edward Hlnes Lum- 
 ber Co.; pies. Builders' and Traders' Exchange; dir. and chair- 
 man trade committee. Lumbermen's Exchange; dir. 1st National 
 Bank. Hayward, Wis.. Illinois Mfrs. Assn.; clubs: Union League, 
 Illinois Athletic. South Shore. Illinois. Builders.' C. A. A.. Bos- 
 ton and Y- .\I. t;. A. (New Orleans); office, 243 Lincoln St. 
 
 WEINGARDEN, I. M., theater manager; b. Detroit. Mich., Oct. 
 19. ISO": s. J. M. and Esther W^eingarden; started in theatrical 
 business as asst, property boy at Grand Opera house. Detroit. 
 18S2; came to Chicago. 1SS7: connected with vaiious theaters; 
 1897 became stage manager Trocadero theater; 19 06 manager. 
 same theater: Mason; K. P.; office, 292 State St. 
 
 WENDELL. JULIUS A., pres. Wendell State Bank; b. Nicolet Co.. 
 Minn.. July 18. 1869: s. Julius H. and Johanna Wendell; came 
 to Chicago, 18 87; bookkeeper and collector. Real Estate and 
 Building jLiumal; 1890. founded real estate business of J. A. 
 Wendell & Co.; 1906, added banking dept.. which was succeeded 
 by WendeU State Bank. 1909: club: C. A. A.; mem. Y. M. C. A.. 
 Chicago Real Estate Bd.. Chicago Assn. of Commerce; office, Mad- 
 ison St. and Ashland Blvd. 
 
 401
 
 WOLLENBERGER. HERMAN, banker; b. Germany, 1S7G; s. 
 I. L. Wollenberger; started banking career in Gei-many; foreign 
 exchange and bond clerk, III. Trust & Savings Bank; cashier and 
 mgr. bond dept. Otis, Wilson & Co.; vice-pres. Western Trust & 
 Savings Bank; now head of Wollenberger & Co.. bankers: clubs; 
 City. Hampden. Germania; office. 206 La Salle St. 
 
 WILDER. JOHN EMERY, tanner and leather merchant; b. L^- 
 Ciister, Mass., Apr. 16. 1S61; s. Charles Lewis and Harriet 
 Ellen Harris Wlider ; ed. Lancaster, Mass. , public schools and 
 Mass. Agricultural Coll. . graduating B. S. . 18 8 2: commenced 
 as clerk for Wilder & Hale. Chicago, Nov. 1. 1882; salesman, 
 18 83. and partner. 1886, the firm changing 1887 to Wilder 
 & Co., tanners and leather merchants: now vice-president 
 Wilder & Co.. pres. and treas. Wilder-Manning Tanning Co,: 
 dir. Nat. City Bank.; chairman state executive committee HI. 
 Y. M. C. A.; dir. Evanston Y. M. C. A.: dir. III. Manufac- 
 turers' Assn.; trustee, Beloit Coll.; clubs; Union League. Glen- 
 view, Skokle Golf ; residence. Evanston ; office. 212-14 Lake 
 Street. 
 
 WILLIAMS, ORVA G.. manufacturer: b. SallneviUe. O.. Apr. 25. 
 1865; s. Richard Gllson and Elmira Frost Williams: grad. 
 Mount Union Coll., Alliance. O. : studied at Cincinnati I^aw 
 schL ; pres. O. G. Williams Co. ; pres. National Assn. of 
 Leather and Celluloid Novelty Goods Mfrs., 1908. re-elected 
 1909; office. 223-5 Washington St. 
 
 WINNE. WILLIAM NORTH DUANE, gen. auditor C M. & St P. 
 K. R. ; b. Schenectady, N. Y., Oct, 11, 1850; s, Garrett 
 Wemple and Maiy Elizabeth Swart Winne; ed. pub. and private 
 schls: entered business life with C. M, & St. P. system, aast. 
 gen. auditor. Sept. 1882. to Dec. 1890; gen. auditor since 
 Dec. 1890: clubs: Marquette: mem. Sons of Am. Revolution. 
 Holland Society; office. Railway Kxchange Bldg. 
 
 402
 
 WHITAKER, WILLIAM BATCHELOR. physician and surgeon; b. 
 Brantford, Ont.. Canada. Feb. 6. 1875; s. John and Sarah Jane 
 Whltaker; gra^. Brantford Collegiate Inst.. 1893; grad. Rush 
 Medical CoU.. Chicago. M. D.. 1897; mem. HI. State and Chi- 
 cago Med. Societies. Am. Med. Assn. : clubs: Physicians', Sur- 
 geons' (Rochester, Minn.): mem. K. of C. ; office, 100 State St. 
 
 WILKERSON. JAMES H., lawyer; spec. asst. U. S. dist atty. ; 
 b. Savannah. Mo.. Dec. 11. 1869; s. John and Lydia Austin 
 WUlterson; ed. De Pauw Univ., A.B., A.M.. Ll.B. ; came to 
 Chicago. 1894; adm. to bar same year: entered office Llnney. 
 McConnell & Coffeen; mem. firm of Llnney. Coffeen. Harding & 
 Wilkerson; since 1908 mem. firm WUkerson & Cassels; mem. 111. 
 legislature. 19 0.t; county atty.. Cook Co., 1003-4; 1906. 
 special asst. to atty. -general In interstate cnmmerce cases: clubs: 
 Union League. Law, Hamilton. Woodlawn Park ; mem. Am. Bar 
 Assn.; offices. The Rookery and Federal Uldg. 
 
 WHYTE, GEORGE STUART, pres. Maconiber & Wliyte Rope Co.: 
 b. Crossgates. Scotland. Mar. 20. 1867: s. George and Isabella 
 Primrose Wliyte; ed. Scotland, and evening high schi,, Chicago; 
 removed to Chicago, 18 83; entered employ of Washburn & 
 Neven, 188 7. in wire rope dept, ; in 189 6. in the wire rope 
 business with F. B. Macomber; 1901, established wire rope 
 factory at Coal City, HI.; invented non- rotating wire rope, 1905; 
 clubs: C. A. A., Chicago Automobile; Mason; mem. Royal League, 
 Royal Arcanum; office, 2 66 Clinton St. 
 
 YOUNG, HOBART P., lawyer; b. Cliicago, Mar, 31. 1875; a. 
 George and Mary A. McDonough Young; A. B., LI. B,. North- 
 western Univer.; asst. state's atty. Cook Co. 1906 to 1908; 
 clubs: C. A. A., Glenview, Law, Legal; mem. Chicago Bar Assn.; 
 office. Com Exchange Bldg. 
 
 403
 
 WARNER HOTEL— Tliiny-third St. and Cottage Grove Av. 
 404
 
 WOMAN'S TEMPLE, LA SALLE AND MONROE STS. 
 405
 
 406
 
 ABREVIATIONS 
 
 A.A.A.S. — American Asscn-iation for the Advancement of Science;. 
 
 A.B. (also B.A-)— Bachelor of Arts. 
 
 acad. — academy. 
 
 a^t — agent. 
 
 Ala. — AlJibajna. 
 
 Am. (also Amer.) — American. 
 
 A.M. (also M. A.}— Master of Arts. 
 
 appt. — appointed. 
 
 Ariz. — Arizona. 
 
 Ark. — Arkansas. 
 
 Assn. — Association. 
 
 as so. — associate. 
 
 asst. — assistant. 
 
 att. — attended. 
 
 atty.— attorney. 
 
 A., T. & S. F. R. R.— Atchison. Topeka & SanU Fe Railroad. 
 
 Aug. — August. 
 
 Av.— Avenue. 
 
 A. & P. Ry.— AUanta & Pacific Railway. 
 b. — bom. 
 
 B.A. (also A.B.) — Bachelor of Arts. 
 
 B., A. &. P. Ry.— Butte. Anaconda & Pacific Railway. 
 
 B apt.— Baptist. 
 
 bd. — board. 
 
 BIdQ.— Building. 
 
 BIk.— Block. 
 
 Blvd. — Boulevard. 
 
 B.P.O.E. — Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. 
 
 B.S. (also S.B)— Bachelor of Science. 
 
 B. & M. R. R. R.— Burlington & Missouri River Railroad. 
 B.&O.R.R.— Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. 
 
 Calif.— California. 
 
 Can. — Canada. 
 
 capt. — captain. 
 
 ca». — cavalry. 
 
 C..B.&Q.R.R. — Chicago. Burlington & Quincy Railroad. 
 
 C.,C-.C.&I.Ry.— Cleveland, Columbus. Clncinjiati & Indianap- 
 olis Railway. 
 
 C.,C.,C-&StL. Ry.— Cleveland. Cincinnati, CWcago & St. Louis 
 Railway. 
 
 C.AE.I.R.R.— Chicago & Eastern Dllnois Railroad 
 
 C.G.W.R.R.— Chicago Great Western Railroad. 
 
 C.A.A. — Chicago Athletic Association. 
 
 Chi.— Chicago. 
 
 chm. — chairman. 
 
 C.H.&D.Ry. — Cincinnati. Hamilton & Dayton Railway. 
 
 C..I.&.L.Ry.— Cliioago. Indianapolis & Louisville Railway. 
 
 C.J.R.R. — Chicago Junction Railroad. 
 
 C.L.S.&E.R.R. — Chicago. Lake Shore & Eastern Railroad. 
 
 C..M.&St.P.Ry.— Chicago. MilwauJiee & St. Paul Railway. 
 
 C.O.&G.R.R.— Choctaw. Oklahoma & Gulf Railroad. 
 
 Co. — Company ; county. 
 
 C.E. — Civil Engineer. 
 
 col. — colonel. 
 
 Coll.— College. 
 
 Colo. — Colorado. 
 
 Cong. — Congress: also congregation. 
 
 Conn. — Connecticut. 
 
 C, R. I. &E.P.Ry.— Chicago. Rock Island & El Paso RaUway. 
 
 C. R. I. &P.R.R.— Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific Railroad. 
 
 C.S-A. (or C.S.Army) — Confederate States Army. 
 
 C..St.P..M.&.O.Ry.— Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha 
 Railway. 
 
 est. P.&K.C.R.R.— Chicago. St. Paul & Kansas City RaUroad. 
 
 ct. — court. 
 
 C.T.T.R.R. — Chicago Terminal Transfer Railroad. 
 
 C.&A.Ry.— Chicago & Alton Railway. 
 
 C.&G.E.Ry.— Chicago & Great Eastern Railway. 
 
 C.&G.T.Ry.— Chicago & Grand Trunk Railway. 
 
 com. — committee. 
 
 comm. — commission. 
 
 commr. — commissioner. 
 
 cty. — county. 
 
 C.&N.W.Ry.— Chicago & Northwestern Railway. 
 
 C.&N. P. R.R.— Chicago & Northern Pacific Railroad. 
 
 C.&O.Ry.^Chesapeake & Ohio Railway. 
 
 C.&.W.I.R.R. — Chicago & Westem Indiana Railroad. 
 
 D.C. — District of Columbia. 
 
 D.C.L.— I>octor of Civil Law. 
 
 D.D.— Doctor of Divinity. 
 
 D.D.S. — Ditrtor of Dental Surgery. 
 
 Dec. — December. 
 
 Del. — Delaware. 
 
 D ep t, — De pa rtment. 
 
 dir. — director. 
 
 disl.— district. 
 
 D..L.&W.R.R.— Delaware, Lackawanna & Westem Railroad. 
 
 D.,G.H.&M.R.R.— Detroit. Grand Haven & Milwaukeo Railroad. 
 
 D.,L.&N.R.R.— Detroit. Lansing & Northern Railroad. 
 
 D.Lltt. — (also L.H.D.)— Doctor of Literature. 
 
 D.V.S. — Doctor of Veterinary Surge o'- 
 
 E.— East 
 
 od. — educated: also editor. 
 
 ed ' n . — education. 
 
 edn'l. — educational. 
 
 E.E. — Electrical Engineer. 
 
 E.J.&E.R.R.— Elgin. Joliet & Eastern Railroad. 
 
 Eng. — England. 
 
 engr. — engineer. , 
 
 Exmoor — Exmoor Country (Hub. 
 
 Expn. — Exposition. 
 
 E.&T.H.Ry.— Evansville & Terre Haute Railway. 
 
 F eb . — Februa ry . 
 
 Fla.— Florida. 
 
 Ft.— Fort. 
 
 Ga.— (Jeorgla. 
 
 G.A.R,— Grand Army of the Republic. 
 
 gen. (also genl.) — general. 
 
 Ger. — Germany. 
 
 G.N.Ry. — Great Northern RaUway. 
 
 grad. — graduated. 
 
 H.I. — Hawaiian Islands. 
 
 Homeo. — Homeopathic. 
 
 Hosp. — Hospital. 
 
 I.C.R.R.— Illinois Central Railroad. 
 
 l.&St.L.R.R.— Indianapolis & St Louis Railroad. 
 
 la. — Iowa. 
 
 Ida. — Idaho. 
 
 III.— Illinois. 
 
 Illinois Athletic (also III.Ath.)— New Dlinols Athletic Club. 
 
 Ind. — Indiana. 
 
 Ind.Ty. — Indian Territory. 
 
 infly. — Infantry. 
 
 I.N.G. — Illinois National Guard. 
 
 insp. — Inspector. 
 
 I ntern'l. — International. 
 
 Jan. — January. 
 
 Kan. — Kansas. 
 
 K.C.FtS.&G.R.R.— Kansas City. Fort Scott & Gulf Railroad. 
 
 K.C.FtS.&M.R.R.— Kansas City. Fort Scott & Memphis Railroad- 
 
 K.C.S.R.R. — Kansas City Southern Railroad. 
 
 K.C. — Knights of Columbus. 
 
 K. P.— Knights of Pythias. 
 
 K.T. — Knights Templar. 
 
 Ky. — Kentucky. 
 
 La. — Louis i ana. 
 
 L.I. — Long Island. 
 
 LI. B.— Bachelor of Laws. 
 
 L.S.&M.S.Ry. — Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway. 
 
 lieut. — lieutenant. 
 
 lieut.-gov. — lieutenant-governor. 
 
 Luth. — Lutheran. 
 
 L.&N.R.R.— Louisville & NashviUe Railroad. 
 
 L.&P.R.R.— Lackawanna & Pittsburg Railroad- 
 
 m. — married. 
 
 maj. — major. 
 
 M ass. — Massachusetts. 
 
 M.D.— Doctor of Medicine. 
 
 Md.— Maryland. 
 
 Me.— Maine. 
 
 M.E. — Master of Engineering; mechanical engineer. 
 
 med. — medical. 
 
 mem. — member. 
 
 mfg. — manufacturing. 
 
 mfr. — manufacturer. 
 
 mgr. — manager. 
 
 Mich. — Michigan. 
 
 Midlothian — Midlothian Country Club. 
 
 mil. — military. 
 
 Minn. — Minnesota. 
 
 Miss. — Mississippi. 
 
 M.L.— Master of Laws. 
 
 407
 
 ABREVIATIONS— Continued 
 
 Mo.— Missouri. 
 
 Mont. — Montana. 
 
 M.S.— Master of Science. 
 
 Mt.— MuunL 
 
 MaP.Ry.— Mlssourt Paclflc Railway. 
 
 Mu8.B.— Kachelor of Music. 
 
 M.&St.L.R.R.— MinneaMl^ & St. LouLs lUUroad. 
 
 N. (al.so No.)— North. 
 
 nat. — national. 
 
 N.D.— North DakoU. 
 
 Neb. — Nebraska. 
 
 Nov. — Nevada. 
 
 N.H. — Ni5W Hampshire. 
 
 N.J. — New Jorsey. 
 
 N.Mex. — New Mexico. 
 
 No. (also N.)— North. 
 
 Nov. — November. 
 
 N.P.Ry.— Northern Paclflo Railway. 
 
 N.S. — Nova Scotia- 
 
 N.W.— Northwestern. 
 
 N.Y.— New York. 
 
 N.Y.C.&H.R.R.R.— New York Central & Hudson River Railroad. 
 
 N.Y.,C.&St.L.R.R.— New York. Chioa«o & St. Louis RaUroad. 
 
 N.Y..P.&O.R.R.— New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio Railroad. 
 
 0.— Ohio. 
 
 Oct.^0ctober. 
 
 Okla. — Oklahoma. 
 
 Ont. — Ontario. , 
 
 Op8. — Oregon. 
 
 Pa.— i*enn syl vanla. 
 
 Pd.B.— Bachelor of Pedagogy- 
 
 P.,C.&St.L.R.R.— Pittslmrg. Cincinnati & St. Loula Railroad. 
 
 Ph.D.— Doctor of Philosophy. 
 
 Ph.M. — Master of Pharmacy. 
 
 P.&S.~Physlclans and Surgeons. 
 
 P.I. — Philippine Islands. 
 
 PI.— Place. 
 
 pass. — paasenger. 
 
 pres. — president. 
 
 prin. — principal . 
 
 prof.- — p rof eas or. 
 
 pub. — public. 
 
 Ravisloe — Ra\"islo6 Country Club. 
 
 rep. — representative. 
 
 repub. — republican. 
 
 Rev. — Reverend. 
 
 R.I. — Rhode Island. 
 
 R.R. Uallroad. 
 
 Ry. — Railway. 
 
 8. — .son. 
 
 8. (also So.)— Soulh. 
 
 S.A. — South America. 
 
 S. A. R .—Sons of American Revolution. 
 
 S.B. (also B.S.) — Bachelor of Scleoco. 
 
 S.C. — South Carolina, 
 
 achl. — school. 
 
 Sc.D. — Doctor of Science. 
 
 S.D.— .South Dakota. 
 
 secty . — se c ret a ry . 
 
 Sen. — Senator. 
 
 Sept. — September. 
 
 sergt. — sergeant. 
 
 So. (abo S.)— South. 
 
 South Shor« — South Shore Country. 
 
 Sq. — Square. 
 
 St. — Saint: street. 
 
 S. P. Ry.— Southern Pacific Railway. 
 
 S.P. R.R. — Southern Pacific Railroad. 
 
 aupt. — superintendent. 
 
 T..St.L.&W.Ry.— Toledo, St. lyouia & Western Railway. 
 
 treas.— treasurer. 
 
 Ter. — Territory. 
 
 Twp. — Township. 
 
 Univ. (also U niver.) — University. 
 
 U.P.R.R.— Undon Padflo RaUroad. 
 
 U.S.— United StateB. 
 
 U.S.A.— United States Acmy. 
 
 U.S.N.— United SUtea Navy. 
 
 U.S.V.— United States Volunteers. 
 
 Va.— Virginia. 
 
 Vol. — Volunteer; volume. 
 
 Vice- pros. — Vice-president. 
 
 Vt.— Vermont. 
 
 W.— West. 
 
 Wash. — Washington. 
 
 Westward H o— Westward Ho Golf dub. 
 
 W.C.Ry.— Wisconsin Central Railway. 
 
 W. . I . & N . Ry.— Wisconsin, Iowa & Nebraska Railway. 
 
 Wis. — Wisconsin. 
 
 W.Va.— West Virginia. 
 
 Wyo. — Wyoming. 
 
 W.&M.Ry.— Wisconsin & Michigan Railway. 
 
 Y.M.C.A. — Young Men's Christian Association. 
 
 % 
 
 40$
 
 INDEX 
 
 PAGE 
 
 A 
 
 lI_Abbey. Charles Peters 
 14_Abbott. William Tabor 
 10— Ackerl. Cl.;iiU-s 11- 
 9 — Adams, Mllward 
 15— Adcock. Edmund D. 
 9— Alshlon. Richard H. 
 15_AIden, William Tracy 
 13_AlIen. Harry Keyes 
 14 — Allen. Leon Menard 
 15 — Allerton. Samuel Waters 
 13— Ailing. Charles. Jr. 
 13— Amberg. William A. 
 U— Ames, John C. 
 13— Anderson. William Jimes 
 14 — Andrews, Charles W. 
 15— Angell. William Robert 
 in— Ap Madoc. William Tudor 
 12— Armstrong. Robert B. 
 11— Arnold, Blon J. 
 12— Arnold, Oswald J. 
 
 B 
 
 34— Baacbes. Frank 
 
 26— Babcock. Frederick R. 
 
 54— Backus. Clyde I 
 
 35— Bailey. Kdward W. 
 
 45_Baker, Alfred I-andon 
 
 30— Baldwin. IIenr>- U. 
 
 31— Baldwin. .Tcsse A. 
 
 47— Baldwin. L. Blake 
 
 54— Ball. Tlinmns MuUer 
 
 40— Ballantlne. Noten Dickenson 
 
 ^C — Banks. Alexander F. 
 
 56- Barber. Cnurtenay 
 
 4.5— Banies. Carl L. 
 
 53 — Barnett. Otto Raymond 
 
 52— Barrett. Channlng Whitney 
 
 28— Bartletl, Frederick HenrT 
 
 50— Bati'iiiiin. F. I- 
 
 32 — Bates, Onward 
 
 31— Batten. John H. 
 
 n3— Baitm, Wllltam Louis 
 
 r>."i — Baumann. Frederick 
 
 27 — Behan, I>ouls J. 
 
 37 — Belfeld. Joseph 
 
 47— Beitler. Henry Clay 
 
 52 — Belasco. Daniel 
 
 .^1 — Benjamin. Loiii? 
 
 52— Bennett. Willis Henry 
 
 33— Bensinger. Bentamln E. 
 
 41— Bentley. Frank Taggart 
 
 41)— Berniinghani. T. C. 
 
 28— Best, William 
 
 56— Beye. William 
 
 30- Riddle. William Baxter 
 
 38- BUlingS. Charles I.. 
 
 5." — Binswanger, Augustus 
 
 54— Bird. Harry Lewis 
 
 48— r.lrk. Edward J. 
 
 4S— Birk. Jacob 
 
 48— Birk. William A- 
 
 49— Blrkhoff, George, Jr. 
 
 23 — Blair. Henry AuETUStua 
 
 51— Blake. Charles G. 
 
 51 — Bleyer. Charles E-lwin 
 
 21— Block!, Frederick W. 
 
 "2— Bode, Frederick 
 
 26— Boirot, Eir,lle Kellogg 
 
 27 — Bolger, Thomas J. 
 
 50— Booz. John T. 
 
 PAOB 
 
 3U — Borders. M. W. 
 
 49 — Bom. Moses 
 
 36— Boutell. Henry Sherman 
 
 40— Bowers. Lloyd Whealon 
 
 56— Bowman. Johnston U. 
 
 44— Boynton. Charles T. 
 
 53— Eracey. Smith Herbert 
 
 29 — Brannuro. William S. 
 
 25 — Brand, Rudolph 
 
 53—Bredlng. Ben Nobia 
 
 43 — Breen. Mart hi J. 
 
 51 — Bregnian. Ix»uls I. 
 
 43 — Brennan, Bernard G. 
 
 39— Brennan. Patrick 
 
 52— Brennan. William F. 
 
 53— Brown. Charles I.eRoy 
 
 55 — Brown. John A. 
 
 37 — Brown. Paul 
 
 42 — Bnigpemeyer. Claudia 
 
 31— Brundage. Edward 3 
 
 40 — Bryson. William John 
 
 55 — Buck. Niels 
 
 46— Buckingham. George T. 
 
 25 — Budd. Brittan J. 
 
 42— Buell. Charles Clinton 
 
 35 — Bulkley. Almon W. 
 
 49— Bunch, Frank M. 
 
 44— Bunch. Thaddeus Osca' 
 
 50— Bunnell. .I'>hn Alexander 
 
 41— Bums. p. C. 
 
 54— Burn«. William H. 
 
 50— Burras. Charii-s Haye^. 
 
 29 — Burres. Joseph Reuben 
 
 24 — Burry. William 
 
 38— Busse. William 
 
 22 — Byllesby. Henry M. 
 
 C 
 82— Cable. Benjamin Stlcknej 
 70— Calh-iun. William James 
 83— Callahan. John W. 
 fig — Cameron. Daniel Ross 
 
 82— Campbell. Edward T. 
 
 76 — Cameron. Osslan 
 
 81— Canty. Francis James 
 
 71_r;,rO'. K.lwiini Francis 
 
 81— Carmack. Edgar H. 
 
 78— Camahan. Charles Calvin 
 
 72 — Carpenter, Hubbard 
 *66— Carr, Clyde Mitchell 
 
 71 — Carrj-. Edward Francis 
 
 74 — Carter. John Buren 
 
 73— Case. Miinson Timothy 
 
 82— Cassels. Edwin H. 
 
 G6 — Caverly. John R- 
 
 78— Cervenka. John A- 
 
 78 — Cigrand. Dr. Bernard J. 
 
 7j)_Chamberlaln. Walter Howard 
 
 84— Chllds, Frank Hall 
 
 80— Church. Chester W. 
 
 84 — Churen. Charles Adelbert 
 
 85— Clancy. William P. 
 
 75— Clark. A. Sheldon 
 
 79_Clark. Charles D. 
 
 81 — Clark, John Marshall 
 
 69— Clarke. John Vaughan 
 
 82 — Claussenius. George W. 
 
 77_CUfford, Edwin 
 
 69 — Cobe, Ira Maurice 
 
 65 — Cochran. J- Lewis 
 
 67 — Cochrane, William Henry 
 
 409
 
 INDEX— Continued 
 
 PAGE 
 
 81— Cocy. Charles A. 
 
 64 — Colburn. Warren E. 
 
 61— Coleman, Wllllara A. 
 
 72— Collins, Richard J. 
 
 G2 — Comlskey. Chas. A. 
 
 84 — Condon, James G, 
 
 71 — Connery. Francis Daniel 
 
 60 — Connery. John Tobin 
 
 67 — Connors, Thomas J. 
 
 84 — Conover. Abram B. 
 
 83— Cooley, Edwin Gilbert 
 
 S.'i— Cooney, Richard J. 
 
 80 — Comeau, Barton 
 
 73— Cottrell, William N. 
 
 64 — Countiss. Frederick Downer 
 
 83 — Cowan, Kennett 
 
 03— Cowdcry. Edward G. 
 
 77 — Cowles, Alfred 
 
 80 — Cos, Arthur Malcom 
 
 75 — Crandall, Noble 
 
 79- Crane, William Bantin 
 
 78— Cratty. Josiah 
 
 79— Crlbben. William H. 
 
 76— Critchfleld, H. D. 
 
 74 — Crosby, George Ileman 
 
 80— Cruice. Daniel I.. 
 
 68— Cudahy, John 
 
 05— Cudahy, Michael 
 
 70 — Culver, Morton Taylor 
 
 83 — Cummings, David Mark 
 
 D 
 104— Dagg, Thomas L. 
 
 107— Damsel, William Hudson 
 
 107 — Danner. Max L. 
 99— David, Joseph B. 
 
 108— Davles. Edgar Thomas 
 97 — Dawes. Rufus Cutler 
 
 101 — Dean, JIaurice S. 
 
 107 — Deering. Thomas G. 
 
 106— Deeves. GrilTen H. 
 
 102— Defebaueh. James Elliott 
 
 105 — Defrees. Joseph Holfon 
 98— Delano. Frederic A. 
 98— Devltt. Jlartln Allen 
 
 IOC — Dewey, Chauncey 
 
 105— Dick, Albert Blake 
 
 103— Dickinson, Edward 
 
 103 — Dickinson, Jacob McGavock 
 
 108— Dolph, Fred A. 
 
 107 — Donovan, Henry F. 
 85 — Dorman, Charles C. 
 
 100 — Douglass. William Angus 
 
 108 — Dow. Francis Melven 
 
 101 — Downey. Joseph 
 
 100— Doyle. WUiiam A. 
 
 102— Drlscoll. John T. 
 
 104 — Drum. A. L. 
 90— Dunlap. MUlard F. 
 
 IOC — Dunlap. Robert 
 
 100— Duntley. John Wheeler 
 99- Duntley. William Obid 
 
 lOS— Dyrenforth. Harold 
 
 E 
 
 109— Earling. Albert J. 
 
 114— Eastman. Albert N. 
 
 116— Eastman. Robert M. 
 
 118 — Eaton. Marquis 
 
 115 — Ebeling. George 
 
 121— Eberhardt. 3Iax 
 
 120— Eberhart. Noble Murray 
 
 1 19— Eckhardt. WlUiam Nicholas 
 
 113— Eckhart. Bernard A. 
 
 120— Eckhart, John W. 
 
 112— Eddy. Alfred Deiavan 
 
 112— Edwards. Arthur llobin 
 
 11!) — Eidmann. Heniy P. 
 
 117 — Eisendratli. Joseph N. 
 
 lis— Ellicott. Edward lleach 
 
 110— EUIott. H. Curtis 
 
 110- Eltlng. Howard 
 
 PAGE 
 
 118 — Emerson. Harry Lewis 
 115 — Emerson, Jay H. 
 120— Enright. John B. 
 119 — Ericson. John Ernst 
 113 — Ericsson. Henry 
 114— Ettelson. Samuel A. 
 120 — Evans. John Thomas 
 119— Everett. Edward Warren 
 121— Eweil. Marshall Davis 
 111 — Ewen, John Melggs 
 117 — Ewen. Malcolm Faullmer 
 121 — Eyman. Frank P. 
 
 F 
 
 127— Fahmey. Ezra 0. 
 
 125 — Faithorn. John Nicholson 
 
 135— Farreil. John David 
 
 131— Favill. Henry Baird 
 
 136- Fenlon. William Taylor 
 
 136— Fergus. Robert C. 
 
 121— Ferguson. AIe.\ander Hugh 
 
 125— Fetzer. John C. 
 
 129— Fishback. Charles F. 
 
 128 — Fisher. Lucius George 
 
 132 — Fiynn. Simon Richardson 
 
 128— Flynn. Thomas P. 
 
 135 — Flynn. Thomas W. 
 
 131— Pocil. Charles M. 
 
 13C— Folds. Charles W. 
 
 129 — Folsom. Richard Sweet 
 
 130— Foreman. Milton J. 
 
 127— Forrest. Alfred Edgar 
 
 134 — Foster. Stephen Austin 
 
 134— Fowler. Frank T. 
 
 134 — Fo,i£, Eugene 
 
 135— Fox, Richard T. 
 
 126— Frank. Abraham 
 
 136 — French. George B. 
 
 133— Fritch. Louis Cliarlton 
 
 132— Frost. Charles Sumner 
 
 126— Fry. Sheridan E. 
 
 130— Fuller. Alfred Tracy 
 
 131 — Fidtnn. Samuel Theodore 
 
 133— Funk. Clarence Sidney 
 
 135— Fyffe. Colin Campbell 
 
 G 
 
 143 — Gallagher. Jlichaei Francis 
 
 140 — Gallagher. Thomas 
 
 141 — Gansbergen, Frederick H. 
 
 139 — Gardner, J.imes T. 
 
 142 — Garrard. Lucien McDowell 
 
 146 — Gibbons, Hariy R. 
 
 138— Gibbons, John 
 
 146— Gillette, Howard Frank 
 
 145— Gindele. Charles William 
 
 147 — Goehst. John Henry 
 
 145 — Goodnow. Charles Newell 
 
 147 — Goodrich. Adams Augustus 
 
 141 — Gorham. Sidney Smith 
 
 147— Gould. Charles J. 
 
 144 — Gower. Harry 
 
 139 — Graham. Andrew J. 
 
 142 — Granger. Alfred Hoyt 
 
 115 — Greenacre. Isaiah Thomas 
 
 14G — Greenebaum, Henry Everett 
 
 114 — Greenebaum. James Eugene 
 
 146 — Greenebaum. Jloses E. 
 
 140 — Greig. Alexander S. 
 
 147 — Gresham. Otto 
 
 138— Gross. Alfred H. 
 
 143 — Gunther. Burneil 
 
 145 — Gunther. Charles Frederick 
 
 144— Gurley, WUlLim W. 
 
 H 
 
 173 — Haas. Joseph Frederick 
 179- Haight. George I. 
 183— Hair. Ecnjaloin Morton 
 181— Haipln. Jnhn J. 
 174— Hamill. Ernest Alfred 
 161- Hamilton. Isaac Miller 
 173 — Hanberg. John J. 
 
 410
 
 INDEX— Continued 
 
 PAGE 
 
 IS I— Hanchett. Francis Gilbert 
 
 175 — Hanford, Hopkins J. 
 
 183— Hanreddy. Joseph E. 
 
 180— Hanson. Albert Hoit 
 
 182 — Hanson. Burton 
 
 185 — Happel. Charles Julius 
 
 155 — Harahan, Jame<i Theodore 
 
 1 ".9— Barnwell, Frederick WUHani 
 
 166 — Harper, John Erasmus 
 
 165 — Harrlman, Prank Black 
 
 ISG^Harrls, Abram J. 
 
 156 — Harris, Joseph 
 
 162 — Harris. Xonnan Walt 
 
 irS— Hart, John Malcolm 
 
 160— Hastings. Samuel Miles 
 
 iro — Hatch. Samuel Grantham 
 
 180 — Haugan, Hauman G. 
 
 IG8— Hayden, Harvey Smith 
 
 184— Hayes. Howard W. 
 
 185— Haynle. William Duff 
 
 IfiS— Hazard. Paul A. 
 
 165 — Heap. Arnold 
 
 178— Hebel, Oscar 
 
 185 — Helntz. Edward Louis 
 
 184 — Heldman. Julius N. 
 
 153 — Henley. William Jason 
 
 163- Henneberry. William P. 
 
 1S2— Herren. Samuel C. 
 174 — Herrick. John Jacob 
 172— Hetzler. Howard G- 
 
 163— Heun. Arthur 
 
 176 — HeyvTorth. James 0. 
 
 177 — Heyworth, Lawrence 
 
 167— Hibbard. Angus Smith 
 
 170— Hlgble. Fred K. 
 
 167— Hildreth. Harry, Jr. 
 
 175— Hiiger, W. H. 
 
 179— Hiraes. Tsadore H 
 
 164— Hinckley. Francis E. 
 
 162— Hines. Edward 
 
 181— Hittell. John B. 
 
 169— Hock, Joseph 
 
 170— Hoelscher. Julius Henry 
 
 159— Hoffman. Peter 
 
 169— Holablrd. William 
 
 182— Holland. John F. 
 
 183— Holland. William Ernest 
 
 177 — Holtz. Henry Tyson 
 
 184 — Honore. Lockwood 
 
 157— Hopkins. Albert J. 
 
 179 — Hopkins. James Stolp 
 
 154— Hopkins. John P. 
 
 171— Homer. WUbur N. 
 
 166— Houser. Edward Wing 
 
 181— Howe. Herbert D. 
 
 176 — Howe. Thaddeus Harley 
 
 ISO — Howland. Thomas S. 
 
 1S5 — Hoy. Luman T. 
 
 182- Hoyne. Frank G. 
 
 186 — Hoyne. Maclay 
 
 158— Hubbard. Charles G. 
 
 171 — Hubbard. Joseph Derwin 
 
 178— Hughitt. Man-In. Jr. 
 
 164 — Hume. John Howard 
 
 181- Hunt. Nicholas 
 
 161 — Hunt. Robert Woolson 
 
 160 — Hunter. Thomas Monro 
 
 183- Hurley. Timothy David 
 
 180 — Hutchinson. George 
 
 172— Hyzer. Edward M. 
 
 I 
 
 186— Ibold. Leander J. 
 198- Ickes. Harold L. 
 
 J 
 
 197 — Jackson. George Washington 
 
 199 — Jackson. William Benjamin 
 
 199 — James, Frederic Sinclair 
 
 198— Jeffries, David K. 
 
 201 — Jensen, Jens 
 
 196— Jobnson, Albert M. 
 
 200 — Johnson. Byron Bancroft 
 
 P\C.E 
 
 202— Johnson. George E. Q. 
 
 203 — Johnson. Jay L. 
 
 202 — Jones. Arthur Russell 
 
 203 — Jones. Carey Millard 
 
 201 — Jones. Robert 
 
 186 — Jones, Walter Clyde 
 
 200 — Junk. Joseph P. 
 
 203 — Junkin. Francis Thomas Andei-soji 
 
 203— Juul, Niels 
 
 K 
 217— Kane. Thomas C 
 216— Karcher. George Hancock 
 214— Keane. Hugh Victor 
 211— Keehn. Roy D. 
 213— Keeley, Edward S. 
 213 — Keeney. Albert Franklin 
 207 — ^Keep, Chauncey 
 217— Kelm. Isaac 
 2ll_Kelth, Orlando S. 
 210— Keith. Walter Woodruff 
 208- KeUey. WlllLim V. 
 212— ^Kennedy. Henr>- n. 
 216— Kent. Edwin R. 
 215 — Kenyon. Wini;mi Jolm Cliarles 
 209 — Kessler. Julius 
 217— Kimball. Charles P. 
 20(3— Kingsbury. Edwin Campbell 
 215— Kirchner. Julius C. 
 212— Kirk. MUton W. 
 214— Klrkman. Marshall Monroe 
 216— Kjellander, John 
 206 — Kleine. George 
 20S— Knight. Clarence A. 
 217 — Knhlsaat. Edward Christian 
 215— Kohn, Alfred D. 
 209— Kola eek. William 
 210— Koraleski. Frank W- 
 21C— Kretzinger. George W. 
 207— Kuppenheimer, Louis B. 
 
 L 
 
 920— Labuy. Joseph S. 
 225 — Lampert, Nelson Norman 
 223— Lamont. Robert Patterson 
 222 — Landsberg. Edward 
 228— Lavin. Patrick J. 
 227— Tvedbetter. Elmer E. 
 218— Leigh. Edward Baker 
 221— Leszynsky. Edward G. 
 225 — Letts. Prank Crawford 
 227 — Lewis. George Frederick 
 22G — Lewis. James Hamilton 
 220— Litt. Sol 
 22S— Lobell. Joseph H. 
 222 — Loeb, Jacob W. 
 228 — Loeb, Leo A. 
 227— Loewenthal. .Tnliiis WUll;im 
 224 — Lord, John Brnckett 
 219— Lorimer. William 
 224 — Lund. Sten 
 226 — Lundin. Frederick 
 227— Lust. H. C. 
 223 — Lyford, Will Hartwell 
 221 — Lynch. John A. 
 M 
 
 230— MacArthur. Arthur F. 
 
 254 — MacChesney. Nathan W. 
 
 256— Mace. Alfred Clarence 
 
 251 — MacLeish, John E. 
 
 239 — Madden, James B. 
 
 253— Magerstadt, Ernest J. 
 
 255 — Maguire, Philip J. 
 
 243 — Maher. George W. 
 
 259 — Mahon^, John J. 
 
 244 — Mandel, I*on 
 
 256 — Manss, William Henry 
 
 249 — Marcuse. Ben 
 
 255 — Markman, Samuel K. 
 
 241 — Marriott. Abraham Robert 
 
 255 — Marshall, Benjamin Howard 
 
 239 — Jlartyn, Chauncey W. 
 
 247 — Marrin. Charles B. 
 
 411
 
 INDEX— Continued 
 
 PAGE 
 
 235 — Masters, Edgar Lee 
 
 2r.8— Mastln, Georeo Ciawford 
 
 230 — Mather. Alonzo C. 
 
 240— Maswell. WUllnm W. 
 
 252 — Mayer. Simon 
 
 252 — McAulllTe, Eugene 
 
 241— McCormlok. Rnhert nail 
 
 230 — McCormlck. Itobert Killlierford 
 
 254 — McCf>y. William 
 
 245 — McCullough. Hiram nu.Inlph 
 
 253— McEUieott. Thomas G. 
 
 243 — McElwee. Robert Harvey 
 
 245— McGarry. John A. 
 
 254— McGoorty. John P. 
 
 233 — McGovern. Michael H. 
 
 239— McKeever. Buell 
 
 250 — McKenna. Edward W. 
 
 258— McKenna. Dr. C. Hugh 
 
 254— Melveima. Philip J. 
 
 250— McKiniiey. Roliert M. 
 
 248— McKinnon. Ji lin Wallace 
 
 234 — McLaughlin. Andrew H. 
 
 228 — McWeeny. John 
 
 242 — Meachani. Florus D. 
 
 257 — Meier. George J. 
 
 250— Melclier. Frank Otis 
 
 240— Merle. William F. 
 
 267— Metzger. George 
 
 258— Michels. Nicliolas 
 
 237— SllUer. August W. 
 
 257— Miller. George W. 
 
 238— Miller. Heniy I. 
 
 240— Miller. John Stocker 
 
 235— MlUer, Sidney WalUer 
 
 229— Mills. Herbeit S. 
 
 259— Mlnzeslieimer, Lazarus F. 
 
 237— MItcheU. John J. 
 
 231— Mitten, Thomas Eugene 
 
 210— Monaghan, James L. 
 
 240 — Moody, Charles Henry 
 
 251 — Moore, Edward Small 
 
 253— Moore, Lewis Theodore 
 
 235— Jloore. Nathan G. 
 
 250— Moorliouse. William Hussell 
 
 232 — Morris. Edward 
 
 252 — Morris. Joseph O. 
 
 234— Morris. Seymour 
 
 248— Morris. William 
 
 252 — Morrison. Charles B. 
 
 257— Morrison, Clyde A. 
 
 258- Morron. John It. 
 
 259 — Morton. Joy 
 
 238— Moss. William Hay 
 
 244— Mudge. IleniT U. 
 
 247 — Mundie. William IJiTce 
 
 253— Monger. Edwin A. 
 
 242 — Munli.v. John IJenjamln 
 
 N 
 200- Nathan, .\dolph 
 2G6^Nelson. Nicholas J. 
 200- Nelson, William P. 
 204 — Newman, Jacob 
 207- Ney, Frank 
 204 — Nightingale, Augustus F. 
 203- Noel, Edsar Jlarion 
 206 — Noonan. l''rancls J. 
 207 — Noonan. Thomas J. 
 
 o 
 
 271— O'Brien. Patilck D. 
 271— O'Brien. (Juln 
 271— O'Couneil. William L. 
 272— O'Connor. Charles J. 
 207— O'llonncli, Jere J. 
 275 — O'Gara. Thomas J. 
 271— O'Keefte. Patrick James 
 272— Oliver, John MUton 
 273— Olson. Harry 
 273— Orr, Louis Thomas 
 
 PAGE 
 
 271 — Ostenrleder. Richard 
 270— Oslerman, Henry C. 
 275— Otis, Joseph Edward 
 274— Otis, Phllo Adams 
 
 P 
 
 291 — Paeiwke, Hermann 
 
 287 — Page, Samuel Shope 
 
 281 — Palmer, Honore 
 
 284 — Palmer, Percival B. 
 
 289— Palmer, Potter, Jr. 
 
 290— Pam. Mai 
 
 293— Park. William Lee 
 
 295— Parkin. Harry Alvln 
 
 294 — Partridge, Edward Wellington 
 
 285- Patterson, I^muel E. 
 
 286— Paul, John C. 
 
 291 — Payne, John Barton 
 
 296 — Peaks, George Henry 
 
 292— Pearce, WUliain Greene 
 
 285 — Pearson, Walter Beverly 
 
 288- Pease, Warren 
 
 290 — Peck. Clarence Ives 
 
 284— Peck. George R. 
 
 283— Peirce. Edward B. 
 
 295 — Pennington. John Rawson 
 
 294 — Peters. Edward Harvey 
 
 280— Peterson. William Adolph 
 
 280— Phelps. Ersklne M. 
 
 292— Piazza. Julius Vincent 
 
 281 — Pierce. Charles Ingals 
 
 282- Pierce. Edwin Franklin 
 
 293— Pittman. Matthias Bovee 
 
 280 — Plamondon. Charles Ambrose 
 
 282— Pollock. Edward L. 
 
 290 — Popham, George Moon 
 
 294— Potts, Joshua R. H. 
 
 287 — Powell, Isaac Newton 
 
 279— Powers, John 
 
 293— Pratt, Edwin Hartley 
 
 283— Pratt, William H. 
 
 283— Price, F^iward Carlton 
 
 295 — Pringle, Frederick Wilmot 
 
 294— Pringle, William J. 
 
 289— Prost, Jacob H. 
 
 278 — Pugh. James Andrew 
 
 295 — Putney, Albert H. 
 
 Q 
 
 296— Quayle. Robert 
 
 R 
 
 314— Rainer. Paul P. 
 
 300 — Rawn. Ira O. 
 
 310— RedieskI, Paul 
 
 312— Reedy, William Henry 
 
 348 — Regan. James L. 
 
 309 — Reichniann. Frank Joseph 
 
 308— Rend. William Patrick 
 
 305 — Renwick. Edward Anderson 
 
 311 — Reynolds. George McClelland 
 
 312 — Richardson. George Paiker 
 
 311— Richardson. William Herbert 
 
 302— Richter, Edward 1.. 
 
 307 — Riley. Harrison Earnett 
 
 301— Roach. John M. 
 
 304— Robbins. George B. 
 
 303— Roberts. George Evan 
 
 314 — Roberts. Jesse Elmer 
 
 310— Roberts. John 
 
 312— Roche. William 
 
 314— Roe. ClIITord G. 
 
 313- Roenltz. Frank L. 
 
 307— Rogers. Luther Calvin 
 
 305— Rohrer. WUIIam L. 
 
 313— Rose. Donald 
 
 309 — Rose. John Alexander 
 
 303— Rosenwald. Julius 
 
 313— Ross. Walter Lint 
 
 313— Rosslter. Edgar A. 
 
 311 — Rubens. Harry 
 
 304 — Runnells. John Sumner 
 
 306— Russell, Edward Perry 
 
 412
 
 INDEX— Continued 
 
 PAGE 
 
 S 
 
 3ri3— Sabath. Adolph J. 
 
 349 — Sabath. Joseph 
 
 352— Sampsell. Marshall E. 
 
 349 — Sampson, William Hubbard 
 
 355 — Sandegren. Andrew 
 
 342— Sargent. Frederick 
 
 337 — Scanlan, KIckham 
 
 333— Schmidt, George K. 
 
 319-^Schafrner, Charles 
 
 346— Schlake. William 
 
 345 — Schmidt, Walter E. 
 
 335 — Schmltt. Frank P. 
 
 352— Schneider. Otto C. 
 
 350— Seholz. Carl 
 
 343 — Sehott, William Henry 
 
 350— Schrelder. William 
 
 341— Schrojda. W. 
 
 349— SchuetUer, Herman F. 
 
 348— Schultz. Henry 
 
 328— Schulze, Paul 
 
 342 — Schumacher, Tliomas M. 
 
 335 — Schuyler, Daniel Jay 
 
 325— Schwab. Charles H. 
 
 353— Scott. Frank E. 
 
 343 — Scott. Frank Hamllne 
 
 356 — Scovel. John C. 
 
 331— Scully. Alexander B. 
 
 350— Scully. Banlel B. 
 
 337— Scully. Thomas F. 
 
 356 — Sears, Natlianiel Clinton 
 
 323— Sears, Richard W. 
 
 330 — Seaman. H. W. 
 
 357 — Sebastian. John 
 
 357 — Seeeers, Charles 
 
 357— Belter. Henry J. 
 
 331— Sexton. William H. 
 
 349— Shanahan. Darid Edward 
 
 338— Shankland, Edward Clapp 
 
 353— Shaw. Gilbert B, 
 
 351— Shaw. Ralph M. 
 
 334 — Sheean. James Matthew 
 
 322— Sheldon. A. F. 
 
 328— Sheridan. Thomas Francis 
 
 336 — Shippy. George M. 
 
 355 — Signer. Frederick Edmund 
 
 354— SUsbee, Fred B. 
 
 344 — Simon, Sylvester J. 
 
 332— Sims, Edwin W. 
 
 340 — Singer, Mortimer HentT 
 
 329— Sinla. B. J. 
 
 351— Sloan. Robert K. 
 
 341 — Smletanha. Julius F. 
 
 330 — Smiley. Michael John 
 
 333— Smith. Frederick A. 
 
 351— Smith, Willis 
 
 320 — SmulskI, John Franklin 
 
 345— Spalding, Charles F. 
 
 321 — Spinney. Edmund C. 
 
 327 — Spoor. George K. 
 
 324 — Spoor. John Alden 
 
 351— Stafford, Leslie Reed 
 
 357 — Staples, Frank Manning 
 
 326 — Starring. Mason Erayman 
 
 352— Steik. John 
 
 352 — Stephens. Redmond Dayls 
 
 351 — Steplna. James F. 
 
 347 — Stevens, Charles Anthony 
 
 356 — Stevens, James William 
 
 346— Stevenson. William H.. Jr. 
 
 347— Steward. LeRoy T. 
 
 334— SUwart. Robert Wrlglit 
 
 353 — Strassheim. Christopher 
 
 353 — Straus. Benjamin F. 
 
 350 — Straus. Simeon 
 
 355 — Straus. Simon W. 
 
 354 — Strauss, Joseph Baerman 
 
 338 — Strawn. Silas Hardy 
 
 356 — Street, Richard Hamilton 
 
 336 — Stuart, James E. 
 
 348— Stuckart, Henry 
 
 354 — .Stumer, Louis M. 
 
 339 — Sturges. William Newton 
 
 339 — Sturm. Meyer Joseph 
 
 344 — Sunny, Bernard Edward 
 
 PAGE 
 
 332— Sutherland. William J. 
 340 — Swanson. William Henry 
 329— Swenson. Ch.irles W.. Jr. 
 
 T 
 
 375 — Talbert. Joseph Truitt 
 372 — Taylor. George Hooper 
 375 — Taylor. Thomas. Jr. 
 372— Terbell. Joseph B, 
 365 — Theurer, Joseph 
 373 — Thompson, Slason 
 374 — Thompson, William Hale 
 369 — Thornton, Charles Solon 
 368— Tllden, Edward 
 373— TUden, William A. 
 370 — TInsman, Homer E. 
 370— Tlvnen. Richard J. 
 371 — Torbet. Lewis Kirtley 
 374 — Torrlson. Oscar M. 
 371 — Tralnor. John C. 
 367 — Turck. Fenton Benedict 
 366 — Turner. Charles 
 
 u 
 
 377— Uhllr, Joseph Z. 
 37C— Upham. Frederic William 
 377— Urlon. Alfred R. 
 V 
 378 — VonFrantzius. Frederick William 
 380— VanHook, Weller 
 378 — Voplcha, Charles J. 
 380 — Vroman, Charles Edward 
 
 w 
 
 383 — Wacker. Charles Henry 
 
 399 — Wagner. Edwin L. 
 
 388— Wagner, Emll W. 
 
 397 — Wales, Henry Wiiltweil 
 
 400— Walker. Edwin K. 
 
 399 — Walker. Emery Stanlela 
 
 386 — Walker. Henry Harrison 
 
 400 — Warman. W'lUard 
 
 391 — Wayman. John E, W. 
 
 388— Weber. Bernard F, 
 
 390— Weber. William H. 
 
 398— Webster, Ralph Waldo 
 
 401 — Weingarden. I. M. 
 
 398 — Weissenbach, Joseph 
 
 390 — Welbasky. William J- 
 
 400— Welch. Nlnlan H. 
 
 392— Wells. Addison E. 
 
 389 — Wells. Hosea Williams 
 
 401 — Wendell. Julius A. 
 
 385 — West. Roy Owen 
 
 389 — Weston, George 
 
 386— WetUn, Emll C. 
 
 380 — Wheeler, John 
 
 382— Wheeler, Albert Gallatin 
 
 403— Whltacker, William Balilieior 
 
 393 — Whitman, John L. 
 
 391— Whitman. John Munro 
 
 387— White. William S, 
 
 403— Whyte, George Stuart 
 
 396— WIckett, Frederick H. 
 
 401— Wlehe, C. F. 
 
 396 — Wllcos, Henry Seward 
 
 387- Wilcox, George G. 
 
 402— Wilder, John JSmery 
 
 403— Wllkerson. Jamea H. 
 
 394— Williams. John Charles 
 
 402 — Williams, Orva G. 
 
 392 — Wilson, John P. 
 
 393 — Wilson, Thomas Edward 
 
 394— WUson. Walter H. 
 
 381 — Wlnchell. Benjamin I. a Fon 
 
 402— WInne, William N. U. 
 
 395— Wolf. Fred W. 
 
 400 — Wolf. Joseph 
 
 402 — Wollenberger. Herman 
 
 380— Wood, Stephen B. 
 
 384— Wood. Guilford S. 
 
 401 — Woodman, Andrew Whitney 
 
 395 — Woodruff, Thomas Adams 
 
 307— Woolfolk, Clinton S, 
 
 Y 
 403— Young, Hobart P. 
 
 413
 
 INDEX— Cantinued 
 
 lU'II.DINGS AND MISCELLANEOUS 
 
 PAGE 
 
 16 — American Radiator Co. 
 
 19 — Annour & Co.. Plant 
 
 18 — Armour & Co., General OffiMS 
 8 — Amiour. J. Ogden, Residence 
 7— Art Institute 
 
 17 — Atlas Brewing Co. 
 
 20 — Automatic Electric Company 
 
 21— Blackstone Hotel 
 
 58— Borden Block 
 
 57 — Brand Brewing Co. 
 
 no — Central Trust Co. of Illinois 
 
 89— Chicago Crayon Co. 
 27?— Chicago Public Llbraiy 
 
 SG — Chicago Railway Equipment Co. 
 
 88— Chicago Reduction Co. 
 
 94 — Chicago & Northwestern Ry. Passenger Terminal 
 
 59 — Chicago Telephone Co. 
 151 — Christopher Columbus Steamer 
 
 92— Coliseum 
 
 91— Colonial Theater 
 
 58 — Congress Hotel and Annex 
 
 93 — Cort Theater 
 205— Dearborn Street Bridge 
 
 95 — Drexel State Banlt 
 122— Bdihart, B. A. Milling Co. 
 
 87— Edison Building 
 123— Federal Building 
 149— Gage Brothers & Co. 
 151 — Goodrich Transit Co. 
 148— Goss Printing Press Co. 
 137 — Grand Boulevard 
 
 150 — Graham & Morton Transportation Co. 
 190 — Hammond. G. H.. Packing Co. 
 187 — Harvester Building 
 192 — Haymarket Square 
 189 — Heyworth Building 
 152 — Higinbotham. H. N.. Residence 
 191— nines, Edward, Lumber Co. 
 
 PACE 
 
 194— Illinois Theater 
 
 195 — Illinois Trust and Savings Bank 
 
 193— Independent Packing Co. 
 
 204 — .Tackson. George W.. Inc.. Plant 
 
 188— LaSalle. Hotel 
 
 262— Majestic Building 
 
 260 — Monarch Refrigerating Co. 
 
 261 — Morris & Co., Packing Plant 
 
 268— National Life Insurance Co., Building 
 
 269 — National Malleable Castings Co. 
 
 265 — Newbeny Library 
 
 290 — Palmer House 
 
 297— Peoples Gas Building 
 
 298— Pugh Terminal Warehome 
 
 276 — Pullman. Mrs. George M., Residence 
 
 315 — Rlttenhouse & Embree Co., Lumber Plant 
 
 300— Rookery. The 
 
 316— 317— Ryerson. Joseph T. & Son, Plant 
 
 361 — Schoenhofen. Peter. Brewing Co. 
 
 363— Schwartzschlld & Sultzberger Co.. Plant 
 
 362— Scully Steel & Iron Co.. Plant 
 
 358 — Sears. Roebuck & Co., Plant 
 
 318 — Seipp, Mrs. Catherine, Residence 
 
 406 — South Water Street 
 
 364— State Street 
 
 359 — Street's Western Stable-Car Line Bldg. 
 
 .•!G0—36.'!— Stock Yards. Union 
 
 360— Swift & Co., Office Building 
 
 18— Union Stock Yards 
 
 19— Union Stock Yards 
 190 — Union Stock Yards 
 261— Union Stock Y'ards 
 360— Union Stock Yards 
 363 — Union Stock Y'ards 
 379 — Vendome Hotel 
 404 — Warner Hotel 
 405 — Woman's Temple 
 
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