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...funeral of Francis Cabot Lowell, LL.D., of the class of 1876, Fellow of Harvard College and Judge of the United States Circuit Court, will be held in King's Chapel, Boston, this morning at 11 o'clock...
...funeral will be attended by the federal judges of the first circuit, of which Judge Lowell was justice, by many judges of the state courts and a delegation from the Boston bar. United States Marshal Murchie, United States Attorney General French, and Clerks Darling, of the circuit court, Mason, of the district court, Fogarty, of the circuit court of appeals, will also attend with their staffs. Out of respect for Judge Lowell all flags on federal buildings will be at half-mast...
Judge Lindsey has been judge of the County Court and the Juvenile Court of Denver since 1901. He has won an international reputation as the promoter of the juvenile court system and the originator of some of its features. He is the author of "Problems of the Children," "The Beast and the Jungle," and "The Rule of Plutocracy in Colorado...
After graduation from College Judge Lowell spent three years in the Law School, and then entered the active practice of law. He served for three years in the state legislature, in which he held important positions on various committees. In 1898 he was appointed to the District Court bench, and in 1905 became justice of the United States Circuit Court. Judge Lowell was for several years a member of the Board of Overseers, previous to becoming a Fellow of the Corporation, a position which he was still holding. He was also a trustee of the Peabody Museum...
...number of tickets for the performance of his new opera, "The Sacrifice," at the Boston Opera House tonight, have been left with Mr. H. L. Gideon, to be distributed at his discretion among students of the University. They will be given out, one to each applicant, at 47 Bromley Court, Broadway and Prescott street, from 10.30 o'clock this morning until the supply is exhausted...