The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-08

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sings wssIl. and - a great asl-uarer OF
Grover C:3..vetand- Re X a Hlegsnser of Jl1s
Boston A7hssCAc Cub. a good horsssnan
and peieEsc Ran. d T-z1li,le tegKEs payer.
and a bss-ter fisherman t1san Grover
Cleveland He was naTr1@d III 1851. and
has two daughters. oo<a married
Judge Harmon IS not only recog aizsd
as one Of the foremost lawyers and jur-
ISIS OF this state. but also one OF ths most
popular citizens oE Ohio. He was born
near Cincinnati forxy-nine years
ago. Il has always been his home.
and ne Is known BY all the cit
liens HIS father, Rev. B. F.
Harmon was a Baptist minister, we'll
known throughout The Ohio valley Judge
Harmon graduated al Denison university.
a Baptist INSTITUTION a. Granville, O.. IN
Isss. ami began The practice Vf Law in
Cincinnati IN lSsa He vas a Republican
uu,A Is72 when he Gr-eieslked. As a
Democrat he was elected common peas
Judge cu the TilIen ticket in $50 lie was
elected superior judge in 1915. reelected
in 1885 and when ex-Soy. George Hoad-
Is went 70 New York in 1877 Judge Har-
mon resigned fnon the bench 70 become
the head OF the firm OF Harmon, Col
stone Goldsmith * Hoadly. which rep
resents many railroads and many other
large corporations. and with which firm
he viii continue MS connection. When
Judge Harmon resigned. in 1887, Gov. For
aker appointed Judge William Taft, now
United states circuit judge and formerly
solicitor general. % the vacancy Mrs
Harmon is an accomplished lady. the
daughter of the lase DR., Scooey, OF Ham
iton. They have three daughters, Mrs
Edman Wright. jr.. of Philadelphia: Mss
Elizabeth. a recognized society leader.
and Margerie. the youngest OF the fam
ily. who Is IL years old.