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Raymond (JEROME HALL an Northwestern)

JEROME HALL, an Northwestern University in 1892; was March 10, 1869; was graduated at the private secretary to George M. Pullman in 1889-1890; traveled in Europe and Asia; made the circuit of the world in 1890-1892 ; was professor of history and political political science at Lawrence University, in 1893-1894; accepted the chair of sociology and was made secretary of the University Extension Department at the University of Wisconsin in 1895 sin in 1895; served as president and of economics and sociology at the West Virginia University in 1897- 1901 ; and in the latter year became associate professor of sociology at the University of Chicago.

JOHN O'BRIEN, an American actor; born in Buffalo, N. Y., April 5, 1836. He was educated for a mercantile life. He first appeared on the stage as Lopez in Rochester. The following year he played the "Honeymoon," June 27, 1853, in Timothy Quaint in the "Soldier's Daugh-

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