Word: suffolk
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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James J. Storrow '57 dropped dead in the new congressional library building in Washington Thursday afternoon. He was born in Boston in July, 1837, and graduated from Harvard in the class of '57. He finished a three years' course at the Harvard Law School and was admitted to the Suffolk bar in 1860. Since then his career has been that of a busy and successful lawyer adhering closely to the practice of his profession and rising by steady steps to a foremost place at the bar. He recently represented the Venezuelan government before the commission appointed by President Cleveland...
After graduation he studied law in the Dana Law School for three years and then in the office of the Hon. B. R. Curtis, of Boston. In 1846 he was admitted to the Suffolk bar, and in 1851 was appointed district attorney for Essex Country...
...election of the committee, several professors and graduates have served as Advisory Members. Professors Peabody, Palmer and Cummings, Dean Hodges, Mr. Ely of the Prospect Union, and Messrs. George Wigglesworth, '74 and Harvey H. Baker, '90, of the Suffolk...
Entertainments by "troupes," -the "Vocal Troupe," the "Sleight-of-Hand Troupe" and the "Student Volunteer Orchestra," -have been given in institutions where monotony or suffering makes such diversions peculiarly welcome-the Cambridge Almshouse, the Boston Home for Incurables, the Boston Insane Hospital, the Suffolk County Parental School (truant school), the Lyman school (state reform school), the Lyman school (state reform school), the Massachusetts School for the Feeble-Minded, and other institutions...
Graduating from Harvard in the class of 1843, Mr. Richardson studied law privately and then entered the Harvard Law School. In 1846 he received the degrees of A. M. and LL. B. Since 1848, when he was admitted to the Suffolk County Bar, Judge Richardson's life has been one of great activity. From 1850 to 1859 he aided very actively in the revision of the General Statutes of Massachusetts. In 1856 he was appointed judge of probate in Middlesex County and occupied that position till 1872. Beginning with the year 1869 he served two terms as an overseer...