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English: John C. Juhring, Merchant

Identifier: menwomenofameric00newy (find matches)
Title: Men and women of America; a biographical dictionary of contemporaries
Year: 1910 (1910s)
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Subjects: United States -- Biography
Publisher: New York City, L.R. Hamersly & Company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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868-1871. He was employedfor a few months in the office of the Lum-bermans Gazette, at Baj City, that paperbeing the first one established in the directinterest of the lumber trade. In 1873 Mr.Judson established the INIichigan Lumber-man at Grand Rapids, Midi., but removed to.Muskegon after the first issue, and in Jan.,1874, to Chicago, at tlie same time chang-ing the nime to the Nortliwestern Lum-berman, wliich was for many years regardedas among the leaders of its class. In 1899the Northwestern Lumberman was consoli-dated with the Timberman, under an incor-jjoration, of which Mr. Judson is tiie pres-ident and general manager. He is a mem-ber of the Union League and HamiltonClubs of Chicago. He married at Roclicster,X. v., in 1872, Grace King, and has threechildren. Residence: 4231 Michigan Ave-nue. Office: 315 Dearborn Street, Chicago. JUDSON. William Voorhees: Major Curj)s of Engineers, U. S. A.; bornin Indianapolis, Ind., Eeb. 16, 1865; son ofCharles E. and Abby (Yoorhees) Judson.
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oil N ( . -I I IIKI \( Miicliaiit MEN OF AMERICA. 923 He was educated at Harvard two years, andwas apjjoiiited to, and ^tiduated from, WestPoint, and attended the United States En-gineer School for three years. He is espe-cially known for his work in connection^\■itll the inijjrovement of Savannah Harbor,and has also distinguished himself in workin connection with Mississippi River im-provements. He has been instructor of en-gineering at the United States MilitaryAcademy, assistant to chief of engineers,and was military attache with the RussianArmy, in the Russo-Japanese War. He isnow in charge of lake and harbor improve-ments and lighthouse construction on LakeMichigan. Major Judson was married atLexington, Ky., April 22, 1891, to AliceCarneal Clay, and they have one son. Hisaddress is: Care of Adjutant-General, UnitedStates Army, ^^■aslling•ton. JTJHRING, John C: Merchant; born in New York City; sonof John C. Juhring, successful real estateoperator, and Lena (Stuke) Juhring. M

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