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 HERRINGSIIAW'S LIBRARY OF AMERICAN BIOGRAPHY. Bride; The Haunted Oak of Naunau; and various oliu'r eoniposition^. Haensler, Arminta Victoria Scott, pliyttici:in, lecfunT, luitlior. was lxtrii .Inly "27, 1842, in KiDbiuan, Ohio. 8be reed veil ber pdtieation at the Kinsman academy, estem lti -( re .seminary, iii'l wa^ a grailtiate of Uberlin coll<>ge, aud the Women's medical college of Pennsylvania. She has been resi* Mission liits|>itul piiysieiaii to tlw dent is g^'iieeologist to the Slovklou lianitarium; consulting g^ necologist to the Pennsylvania axyluni for llie insane: nn.l edn^ulting phy iiicinn tu the Votimti'» christian aitsociatiun.

8he

with distinction as lecturer

lias served

the 'oman's eliristian asnwiut ion antl to the Woiking women's club.

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leeturei

Haflord, Ferris

poet. ].^Ct~, in Fremont, Ohio. March professor of (Jreek in the college of Healdsburg, Cal. lie in the autlior of a voliH'v of poem.* entitled Tlie Kevelleri. Ixirii

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S., e( the Philadelphia city council u 1797 IStX); and of the Penney vania slat*pn at li. •! an legislature in 1800-1801. iU estate valued at three hundreal of the Boise l.igh school; aud ha» been president of the board of trustees of the Idaho ptate industrial "^eliool. Hi i- a nuiiiher of the law tirni of Richards and Haga ; and takes a leading part in educational matters and in the imhistrial di'velopnujit of his iitate. He is vice-president of the Itoine Title and Trust company. He is |iresident of the school board and a ni'MtilM-r nf the state irriI

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g:ition securities

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commits

euting

attorney

for

Monongalia count y, W.Va.; and in IS^lV was law reporter 7;^ of the supreme court of app«'ah of West <- w.i- il Virginia. elector on the republi can ticket for the seci

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(rict in

electe«l gali.t tiiMi «'f

wi i.h

West

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•--iiinal

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18G8; and was a delegate for

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llie

ei)Tii'ii

the county of Mononlmed the present eonstitution in 1871. In 1^:.-? 7.5 wa-

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a repre.-*enlativr to the forty third congress as a republican. He died* about 1898 in

Morganfown, W.Va.

editor of

Appleton's

Frank

i|M^dia

of

oontributcd Ahierican

Biography j was as.Hociate editor of the Colunwian Encyclopedia; and one of the editorial revisors of .lohn^oji's Universal Kncyclopedia. Jle compiled the greater part of The History of the United Stotes in ( hronrdogical Order; edited The Columbian Annual for 1892; compiled the Living Topics Cyclopedia in 1886; and since IHHQ has cont rihuled American obituaries and other articles iu Appleton's Annual Kncyelopedia. Hagar, Stansbury, lawyer, tiinologist, was •

Dee. 9,

iKiri'

180P,

in

San Francisco,

Cal.

an oflicer in the department of astronomy and theology of the Brooklyn institute of orts and sciences. He is a fellow of the American as.Hociation for the adile

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srifiK'c.

Uagenan, John Freiinghttyeen. lawyer, au thor, was bom in 1816 in New Jersey. He pr.Htieed law in I'rincH'toii, N.T. lie was the author of Princeton aud Its Institutions; History of Mercer county, N. J.; and Tn'atise on Frivil. ged Communications. He die<! altout 1908 in Princeton, N. J. Hdgeman, Samttd Miller, clergyman, authoi, pi et, was horn in 1S4S in Xew Jersey. He is u presbyteriun clerg^iudu. He is the author or Once, a novel; and several volumes of noems, including Vesper Voices; (iretnwood and Other Ploems; Silence; and Saint Paul.

Hagemeyer, George, merchant, manufacwas l»orn in ls;J7. He wa-s the piohardw«»d IuuiIht nterchant of New York City. He died June 14, 1892, in Com* wall, N.Y. Ragen, Hennann August, entomologist, author, was bom in 1817 in Ccrmany. He was profe>-sor c*f comparative zoology at Harvard TMiiv< r^i(y. ]l<- was the autlior of Catalogue of Xeuroptcrons Insects in the British Museum; Synopsis of the Nturopt'la of Xorth America; North .American Astacidae; and Some Insect Deformities. He died Nov. 9, 1893. in Cambridge, Mass. Hagen, Hugo Joseph Von, miner. railroa<l neer

was born Feb. 3, 1866, in GerIn 1902 he built the Beersville railCanada. He is inft re-f •.! in the Cobalt silver mines; and the Ontario gold mines and oil wells In Pennsylvania. He is eonjpany and is president of the Northern president,
 * n. -idt iit i.f (he Beersville coal and railroad

many. roai!

in



company. dur.it. Hager, John GeofRe, author, was bom March 6. 1847, in Austria. Since 1880 he ha& been director of the obeervatory nt Georgetown college, D. C. Be is the aucoal

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Hagar, Daniel

B., educator, was born in in Newton Lower Falla, Mass. He taught in the village schools of New York;

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died

George Jotham, journalist; author, >ept. IJ, ISJT, in Newark. N I. He

Newspaper for to

He

Nniinik county association. 1896, in Sharon, Mass.

Aug. 4, Hagar, was lM)rn wa-i news

turer,

Ragant, Jobn Bfarshall, lawyer, eon^ress man. -was liorn Aug. 1'?. IH.SS. in Hrandon ville, 'a. For several years le' was prose-

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and was principal of the Canajoharie eray. lie was president of the Montgomery county teachers' a8.<*ociation and president

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