Harvard Boys High School - Review Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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3135 .L:- fl s ,w . f - .- K : - - HARVARD SCHOOL at 4651 Drexel Boulevard 1900-1905 Population 1,698,575 . . . Sanitary canal opened . . . Iroquois Theater Fire . . . Stockyards strike . . . Autos reach 10 miles per hour . . . Free bathing beaches opened . . . State law for birth and death registration . . . Mrs. Warren's Profes- sion suppressed by police . . . McKinley assassinated . . . Roosevelt president . . . Orville and Wilbur Wright's first airplane . . . luvenile Protective League . . . Caruso . . . Texas oil boom . . . Carrie Nation. . . Cissy Loftus . . . Sothern and Marlowe . . . Lillian Russell . . . lohn Drew . . . Cadillac breaks speed record at 18 m.p.h .... Orchestra Hall dedicated . . . Theodore Thomas died . . : Marconi sent wireless message from Newfoundland to England . . . Rotary Club . . . Infant Welfare Society . . . There'll Be a Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight. 1900 Raymond Burnham CYale l903l lives at 930 East 45th Street. He is an engineer, and has a daughter and two sons, one of whom attended the school a few years ago. Charles S. Dewey, Ex. 1900, CYale 19041 left the school in the eafrly grades. After being financial advisor to the government of Poland, he came back to continue his real estate business in Chicago at 231 South La Salle Street. He lives at 1507 North State Parkway, and has two sons and two daughters. Alfred E. Hamill, Ex. 1900, CYale 19057 lives in Lake Forest. He PAGE 33

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Page 26. He has three grown chil- dren. Edwin S. Rosenbaum, Ex. 1898, is a coal broker at 332 South La Salle Street, lives at the Am- bassador West, and has two sons and a daughter. Bradford Wells CYale 19011 is in the investment security business at 111 West Monroe. He is unmarried and lives at the Ambassador Hotel. He suggests an alumni banquet, and his dream may be a reality before these notes are published. lames Alden Valentine, who came to the Harvard School from Minne- sota, went to Yale, married a Ken- wood lnstitute girl, Mary Kendall, and moved to South Walpole, Massachusetts. He is secretary and Assistant Treasurer of the Kendall Textile Mills. His three children are married. He and his wife garden in their little 60 acre plot. C. Lewis Woodruff lChicago 19001 is an insurance broker at 123 Williams Street, New York. He HMM s:u1gescmd1oimG.sn0nq11 is still a bachelor. Philip Hosmer fYale 19011 is President of R. W. Hosmer 61 Co., lnsurance, at 175 West lackson Blvd. He has three children. Clarence K. Peck CYa1e 19011 is an insurance broker at 175 West Jackson, and lives at 40 West Schiller Street. 1899 lames C. Ames lPrinceton 19031 is president of Ames Emerich ci Co., at 105 South La Salle Street. He lives at 1500 Lake Shore Drive. E. 1. Cudahy CHarvard 19031 is a publisher of Law books on East Ohio Street: he has four children. Robert Llewellyn Henry lChicago AB ID1 is our only Rhodes Scholar. At Oxford he received an honorary degree given to few Americans-among them Roosevelt and Taft. For many years he has been judge of the mixed court at Alexandria, Egypt. His two sons had their schooling in this country. Iudge Henry taught Law at Oxford for four years, and a few years ago was visiting professor at Chicago. Emanuel Arnstein CUniversity of Leipzig 19001 has re- tired from business and lives at East Orange, New Iersey. He has two children. Uri B. Grannis lPrinceton 19031 is an investment counsel at 134 South La Salle Street, and lives at 550 Rosemary Road in Lake Forest. He has three sons. Alfred W. Stern, Ex. 1899, lives at 615 Crescent Court, Highland Park, has retired from active business, and now manages his estate in offices at 231 South La Salle Street. He has three children. George B. McKillip CChicago 19011 is the well known veterinarian of McKillip Veterinary College on North Clark Street, and lives at 5302 University Avenue. loseph M. Cudahy lives at a number very popular with Harvard School boys-1500 Lake Shore Drive. His business address is 208 W. Washington. Thomas H. Sidley is a lawyer and lives at 1501 Wesley Avenue, Evanston. PAGE 32

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