Birth | 30 May 1852 | Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island | | | |
Graduated | 1874 | Brown University with an A.B. degree - Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island | | | |
Graduated | 1877 | Boston University Law School - Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts | | | |
Miscellaneous | 1877 | was admitted to the Rhode Island Bar - Rhode Island | | | |
Graduated | 1877 | Boston University Law School - Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts | | | |
Miscellaneous | 1882 | was accepted into the United States Bar - United States | | | |
Miscellaneous | Bef 1889 | was twice clerk of the Rhode Island House of Reprentatives - Rhode Island | | | |
Election | 1889 | treasurer of Providence and held the office for eleven years - Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island | | | |
Religion | | member of St. John Episcopal Church where he held many positions - Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island | | | |
Election | 1901 | mayor - Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island | | | |
Graduated | 1902 | Brown University of master of arts an honorary degree - Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island | | | |
Election | 1902 | mayor - Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island | | | |
Election | 1903 | Congress and was a member of the 58, 59 & 60th Congress and a member of the Ways & Means Committee - Rhodie Island | | | |
Miscellaneous | Nov 1908 | was defeated in the election by 80 votes - Rhode Island | | | |
Death | 14 Feb 1909 | at the Hotel Richmond after previous heart attacks - Washington, District of Columbia | | | |
Burial | 17 Feb 1909 | in the family plot at the Swan Point Cemetery - Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island | | | |