The Presidential Favorites of 1888
The Presidential Favorites of 1888
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George Hoadly was born in New Haven, Ccnn. , July 31, 1826, He received his elementary education at Cleveland, and when fourteen years old was sent to the Western Re- serve College at Hudson, Summit Co. , Ohio, since moved to Cleveland, Oliio, and now known as the Adelbert Col- lege. In 1S44, lie gradupted and entered the law school at Cambridge, Mass. He came to Cmcinnati in the fall of 1846, and entered the law office of Chase & Ball, where he completed his studies. He was admitted ...to tlie bar in- 1S47. In 185 1, the Legislature elected him Judge ot the Superior Court. He retired from the bench in 1853, and in 1855-6 he was City Solicitor of Cincinnati. In 1859 he was agam on the bench of the Superior Court. He was twice, in 1S56 and 1S62. Offered a seat upon the Supreme Bench of Ohio, but declined both times. Judge Hoadly was elected witliout opposition to the Constitutional Con- vention of 1873-4. At all times a hard worker in his pro- fession, the Judge always found time to labor as a Professor in the Law School, filling a chair there for 20 years.
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George Hoadly was born in New Haven, Ccnn. , July 31, 1826, He received his elementary education at Cleveland, and when fourteen years old was sent to the Western Re- serve College at Hudson, Summit Co. , Ohio, since moved to Cleveland, Oliio, and now known as the Adelbert Col- lege. In 1S44, lie gradupted and entered the law school at Cambridge, Mass. He came to Cmcinnati in the fall of 1846, and entered the law office of Chase & Ball, where he completed his studies. He was admitted ...to tlie bar in- 1S47. In 185 1, the Legislature elected him Judge ot the Superior Court. He retired from the bench in 1853, and in 1855-6 he was City Solicitor of Cincinnati. In 1859 he was agam on the bench of the Superior Court. He was twice, in 1S56 and 1S62. Offered a seat upon the Supreme Bench of Ohio, but declined both times. Judge Hoadly was elected witliout opposition to the Constitutional Con- vention of 1873-4. At all times a hard worker in his pro- fession, the Judge always found time to labor as a Professor in the Law School, filling a chair there for 20 years.
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