. Le università e i loro figli; storia, influenza e caratteristiche delle università americane, con disegni biografici e ritratti di alunni e destinatari di lauree onorarie. , thenonno del soggetto di questo articolo, un daugh-ter che ha sposato il Commodore Richard Stockton (così diventando più completamente identificato con lo stato del New Jersey), e John, che ha costruito Prospect, che posto è stato successivamente venduto all'Universityand è usato come la casa per il presidente. Il 1 dicembre 1899, il sig. Potter ha tagliato la sua con-nessione con la ferrovia di Baltimora & Ohio e ha assunto la posizione di genera

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. Universities and their sons; history, influence and characteristics of American universities, with biographical sketches and portraits of alumni and recipients of honorary degrees. , thegrandfather of the subject of this article, one daugh-ter who married Commodore Richard Stockton(thus becoming more thoroughly identified with thestate of New Jersey), and John, who built Prospect, which place was afterwards sold to The Universityand is used as the home for the President. OnDecember 1, 1899, Mr. Potter severed his con-nection with the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad andassumed the position of General Manager of thePhiladelpliia Evening Telegraph. HERMAN, John Armstrong Princeton A.B. 1874.Born in Cumberland Co., Pa, 1853; prepared forCollege at Edge Hill School, Princeton, N.J.; gradu-ated Princeton, 1874; admitted to the Bar. 1877; Prac-tising law in Harrisburg, Pa., since 1877; officiallyconnected with several corporations; Professor in aBusiness College. JOHN ARM.STRONG HERMAN, Lawyer, wasl)orn in Cumberland county, Pennsylvania, November 2S, 1853. His paternal great-great-grandfather, who emigrated from Hanover, Ger-many, in 1750, served in the Revolutionary War, . JOHN A. HERM.N and his great-great-grandfather on the maternal side, John Armstrong, who was a Scotchman, served as aColonel in the French and Indian Wars and was aMajor-General in the Continental Army during thestruggle for independence. His paternal great-grandmother was of French Huguenot ancestry.He began his education in the public schools, and was later instructed by a private tutor, andhaving completed his College preparations at theEdge Hill School, Princeton, New Jersey, heentered Princeton from which he was graduatedwith the Class of 1874. He studied law at Harris-burg, Pennsylvania, in the offices of Hon. WayneMacVeagh, Hon. Lyman D. Gilbert and Hon. John]!. MacPhcrson, and after liis admission to the Bar UNIFERSITIES AND THEIR SONS ^^5 in 1877 he engaged in practice in Harrisburg wherehe has ever s

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