Word: circuit
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...after a long illness. He was a native of Boston and studied law at the Harvard Law School, beginning practice in Detroit in 1853. In 1869 he was assistant United States district attorney, served on the school board and public library committee, was elected judge of the Wayne Circuit Court in 1882, and filled that office several years. Previous to this time he had served as supreme court reporter, gaining a state reputation and wide experience. He also published five volumes of Michigan supreme court reports...
Judge Lowell began practice in Boston, associated with William Sohier. In 1865 he was made judge of the District Court of the United States by President Lincoln, and in 1878 he was appointed justice of the circuit court. In 1884 he returned te general practice and became the leading authority in the United States on all questions of bankruptcy and insolvency...
...judges will be Professor D. R. Dewey, of Technology; Professor F. H. Giddings, of Columbia, and Judge E. A. Aldrich, of the U. S. Circuit Court. Governor Wolcott will preside...
...officers for the evening have been definitely decided upon. Gov. Roger Wolcott has finally decided to preside. The judges, as before announced in the CRIMSON, will be Professor Davis R. Dewey of Technology, Professor Franklin H. Giddings of Columbia, and Judge E. A. Aldrich of the U. S. Circuit Court...
Governor Roger Wolcott will preside at the Harvard-Yale debate Two of the judges will be Professor Davis R. Dewey of Technology and Professor Franklin H. Giddings of Columbia. Judge E. A. Aldrich of the U. S. Circuit court has provisionally accepted an invitation to act as third judge...