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institu* J. "i-:"^ from that tion; a medal from the univi-rt>al exliibitiun of Paris; the decoration of th« eross of the Legion of Honor; ^(•M inednl at Munidi; gold medal of honor fr<tm Philadt'lpliia Academy of Fine Arts; and gold metlal from Antwerp exhibition. Hi~ iin ip.i! pii lures owned by the Philudelphiii Ai udi lay of Fine Arts are Calling the F»'ninan; Un Devil; Printemps; -
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connected with the patent oflice in Waih* ington. He was the author of American Mechanical Dictionary; and New Mechanical Dictionary. lie died Jan. 28, 1883, in Belief ontaine, Ohio. Knight, Frederie
educator, KaRison, clergyman, college president, wa-- Imrn Oct. 22, 18i>0, in Saco, Maine. He is a minister of the methodist episcopal church; and since M>01 has been president of the NcW Orleans university of Louisiana. Knight, Frederick, educator, poet, was bom Oct. 9, 1791. in Hampton, N.H. He taught in Penobscot, Me., and Marblehead, Maw. A memorial of his life, with his
poems was tage.
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published, entitled Tliorn Cotdied Nov. 29, 184U, in Rowley,
Maaa. t, autlior, was born Knight, Frederick, in 1849 in New Hampshire. He was a poet of Rowley, Mass. He was the author of Thorn Cottage, or the P-h <^ Home. He died in 1840 in Rowley, Ma.ss. i
Knight, George Thomson, educator, clergyman, author, was bom Oct. 29, 18"»0, in South Windham, Maine. In 1875 he was
ordained to the univeroalist ministry. In 1870-H.3 he was an instructor in rhetoiic history; in 1883-1900 was professor of church history; and since 1000 has
and church l>e«Mi
orofi'ssor of christian thecdogy at the
Crane tbeo]<^ical schoot He is the author of The Goodness of God; and The Praise of Hypocrisy.
Knight, George Wells, educator, scientist, author, was born June 25, 1858. in Ann Arbor, Mich. In 1885-98 lie was inofessor of history and political science at the Ohio state university; and since 1907 has been
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chairman of the graduate school of the Ohio state university. He is the author of History of Higher Education ui Ohio; and The Government of the People of Obio. Knight, Henry Cogswell, clirgynian, luitlior, poet, was born in 1788 in Newburyport, Mass.
He was ordained
copal eliurch; but never He was the author of
Hroken Harp:
Poems. Mass.
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died Jan. 10,
Knight, James, physician, inventor, auwas born Feb. 14, 1810. in Taneytown, He established the New York society for the relief of the crippled. He inventi'd lilc-saving apparatus for use in heavy a surf. Ho was the author of Improvement of Health by Natural .Means; Orthopsvdia; and Static Kleetricitv as a Th«'raj)eutic Agent. He died Oct. 2A, 1887, in New York tlior,
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City.
Knight, Jesse, lawyer, jurist, was born July 3, 1850, in itooueville, N.W He was educated in the [uiblic and private schools .mil -tinlieil law and of western New Sdrk was admitted to the bar. For lifteeu years he was clerk of courts; was a member of ,
the c<institutional <onveiit i<iTi of Wyoming; of the tirst district judges
and was one after
Wyoming became a
state.
He was
appointed associate justice of the s»iprcme court to till a vacancy; and was subsequently elected for a term of eight years, and iH-ciitne chief justice. He died April 0, in
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Clieyenne,
Wyo.
Knight, Jonathan, civil engineer, legislacongressman, was born Nov. 22. 1787, In IbUl he moved in Bucks county, i'a. with his parents to East Bethlehem, I'a.: and became a civil engineer. In 1822-28 member of the Pennsylvania he was a house of representatives; and was appointed chief engineer of the Baltimore and Ohio In 181>5-.'>7 be was a railroad company. from Pennsylvania to the r«'prespntative He died Nov. 22, thirty -fourth congress. 1858, in East Bethlehem. Pa. Knight, Jonathan, educator, physician, surgeon, was born Sept. 4, 1789, in Norwalk, Conn. In 1808-10 he taught school in New London and X<irwalk, and in 181338 was professor in surgery. In 1853-54 be was president of the American medical association; and for some time was connected with the general hospital us surgeon and director. He died Aug. 26, 1864, in No-.v Haven, Conn. Knight, Leona Annie, litterateur, poet, was born April 30, 18.V,». in Ascension parShe is the author of two volumes ish. La. of poems entitled (Jems of Thouglit; and of Fancy. Fi rr Knight, Nehemiah, farmer, congressman, was born in Rhode Island. In 1803-08 he tor,
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a representative from Rhode Island to the eighth, ninth and tenth congresses. He died in 1808 in Rhode Island.
was
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