Word: lawyer
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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John Codman Ropes '57, historian and lawyer, died of paralysis on Saturday, at his home in Boston. He was sixty-three years...
Phillip Howes Sears '44, a well-known Boston lawyer, died at his home at 85 Mt. Vernon street on Sunday. After graduating from Harvard in '44 he took his A. M., and in '49 was graduated from the Harvard Law School. He was a tutor in the College in 1848-49, and served on the Board of Overseers from...
Harrison Gray Otis Blake '35 died suddenly on April 18 at the age of 82. He was the son of Francis Blake '14, a distinguished lawyer. After graduation he studied theology at Cambridge, but on account of his radical views never entered the ministry. He taught a girl's school at Worcester, Mass., and spent his summers at the Concord Summer School of Philosophy...
...Rise of Chesser," by C. S. Harper 1901, is the only real story of the number and is well worth reading. It tells of a young lawyer in New York who marries a silly pink-shirted type-writer before he comes to be the great Chesser and is sorry that he has done so afterwards. The other sketches are "Through the Storm" by J. A. Macy '99, a timely "Recollection of a Sea Fight" by G. D. Marvin '99, and "Blessed are the Poor" by A. G. Fuller 1900. This last tells prettily of a poor man's proposal...
Morris Loveman Black '91, died in Toledo, O., on Thursday last. Black was a lawyer by profession, but had become absorbed in the work of purifying the corrupt city politics of Cleveland. A letter to the New York Post says of him: "Veritas on the seal of his college was his watch word. His friends disapproved of his notions, tried to laugh them down. He persevered nevertheless and never flinched...