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Brackett, Dr. R(ichard) N(ewman), Clemson Col- 

 lege, S. C. Chemistry, Mineralogy. Near 

 Columbia, S. C, Sept. 14, 63. A.B, Davidson, 

 83; Ph.D, Hopkins, 87. Chemist, Ark. Geol. 

 Surv, 87-91; asst. chemist, S. C. Exp. Sta, 

 and assoc. prof, chem, Clemson, 91- F.A.A; 

 Chem. Soc. Ethers of benzoic sulphinid; prep- 

 aration of orthosulphobenzoic acid; peridotite 

 of Pike County, Arkansas; newtonite and rec- 

 torite. 



Bradford, Dr. Edward H(ickling), 133 Newbury St, 

 Boston, Mass. Surgery. Boston, June 9, 48. 

 A.B, Harvard, 69, M.D, 72. Surgeon, Children's 

 Hosp, 80; Boston City Hosp, 83; instr. clin. 

 surg, Harvard Med. Sch, 85-93, asst. prof. 

 orthop. surg, 93-04, prof, Ok- Surg. Ass; 

 Orthop. Ass; Am. Med. Ass; Am. Acad; Mass. 

 Med. Soc. Human deformities. 



Bradford, Prof. Robert H(enry), 855 N. 16 West 

 St, Salt Lake City, Utah. Metallurgy. Salt 

 Lake City, Dec. 10, 71. B.S, Utah, 95; 

 Chicago, summers, 95, 96; fellow, Columbia, 

 00-02, Ph.D, 02. Instr. physics, Utah, 95-96, 

 miner, and metal, 96-98, asst. prof, 98-03, 

 prof, metal, 03- Min. Eng. Reactions of the 

 Ziervogel process and their temperature limits; 

 effect of heat treatment on 0.14 per cent, car- 

 bon steel. Effect of heat treatment on 0.50 

 per cent, carbon steel; determinations of 

 amounts of silver in hard lead. 



Bradford, Rear Admiral R(oyal) B(ird), U. S. N, 

 1522 P St, N. W, Washington, D. C. Naval 

 science. Turner, Me, July 22, 44. Grad, U. S. 

 Naval Acad, 65. Ensign, master, lieut, lieut. 

 commander, commander, capt, rear admiral, U. 

 S. N, 66-, chief, Bur. Equipment, Navy Dept, 

 97-03. Commander, Third Squadron, N. At- 

 lantic Fleet. F.A.A. Electricity; torpedo war- 

 fare; high explosives; ordnance; warship de- 

 signs, armaments and equipment; wireless teleg- 

 raphy; naval coal depots; naval regulations. 



Bradley, Charles S(chenck), 111 W. 86th St, New 

 York, N. Y. *Electricity, Chemistry. Victor, 

 N. Y, April 12, 53. Special course in chem, 

 Rochester. Elec. engineer, Edison Illumi- 

 nating Co, 81-84; practising electrician, 8fy- 

 Elec. Eng. Alternating current; transmis- 

 sion; motors; electrochemistry; fixation of 

 nitrogen. 



Bradley, Harry C(yrus), Massachusetts Institute 

 of Technology, Boston, Mass. Civil engineer- 

 ing, Descriptive geometry. Plai3tow, N. H, 

 July 7, 71. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 91. Fog 

 signal experiments, U. S. Light-house Dept, 93- 

 96 ; instr. descriptive geom, Mass. Inst. Tech, 97- 

 Expert irrig. investigations, U. S. Dept. Agr, 01. 

 Fog signals; irrigation. Graphical methods. 



Bradley, J(ames) Chester, Entomological Labora- 

 tory Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y. Ento- 

 mology. West Chester, Pa, Feb. 11, 84. A.B, 

 Central High Sch, Phila, 03 ; Cornell, 04- Asst. 

 entom, Cornell, 05- Ed, ' Entom. Student,' 00, 

 ed. and manager, 01. M.A.A ; Entom. Soc. ( libra- 

 rian and mem. Exec. Committee, 03-) ; Phila. 

 Acad; assoc. Ont. Entom. Soc. Systematic 



hymenopterology; Phytophaga; parasitic Hy- 

 menoptera; Evaniidae of world; iSJorth Amer- 

 ican Siricoidea. 



Bradley, Prof. W(alter) P(arke), 256 College St, 

 Middletown, Conn. Chemistry. Lee, Mass, 

 July 7, 62. A.B, Williams, 84; Ph.D, Got- 

 tingen, 89. Asst. chem, Williams, 86-88; instr, 

 Wesleyan, 89-90, assoc. prof, 90-93, prof, 93- 

 M.A.A; Chem. Soc; Chem. Gesell. Organic 

 chemistry; critical constants of liquids. Theory 

 of liquid air production; chemistry of low tem- 

 peratures. 



Brainerd, Pres. Ezra, Middlebury, Vt. Psychology, 

 Ethics. St. Albans, Vt, Dec. 17, 44. A.B, 

 Middlebury, 64, A.M, 67; B.D, Andover Theol. 

 Sem, 68. Tutor, Middlebury, 64-66, prof, 

 rhetoric and English lit, 68-80, physic3, 80-86, 

 pres, 85- Commissioner to draft a sch. law for 

 Vt, 87. LL.D, Vermont, 86; Ripon, 88; D.D, 

 Howard, 01. Geol. Soc; New Eng. Bot. Club; 

 Vt. Bot. Club (pres.). Geology of the Cham- 

 plain Valley. Botany of Vermont. 



Brand, Charles J(ohn), The Melrose, 1343 Clifton 

 St, N. W, Washington, D. C. Botany. Lac-qui- 

 Parle Go, Minn, Oct. 24, 79. A.B, Minnesota, 

 02. Asst. curator, Dept. Bot, Field Columbian 

 Mus, Chicago, 02-04; asst. physiologist, U. S. 

 Dept. Agr, 04- Asst. bot, Summer Sch, Minne- 

 sota, 00 ; asst, Minn. Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv, 

 01. Minn. Bot. Soc; Wash. Bot. Soc. Plant 

 economics; algology. The influence of the 

 origin and change of seed on productiveness; 

 eleetroculture. 



Brandt, Prof. Francis Burke, 4337 Larchwood Ave, 

 West Philadelphia, Pa. Philosophy, Education. 

 Philadelphia, June 13, 65. A.B, Harvard, 92; 

 fellow, Columbia, 94-95, Ph.D, 95. Instr, Co- 

 lumbia Grammar Sch, N. Y, 92-94; Central 

 High Sch, Phila, 95-96, prof, pedag. and head 

 of dept, 96- Assoc, ed, ' The Teacher,' 97-98 ; 

 ed, 'Phila. Sch. of Pedag. Record.' Psychol. 

 Ass; Philos. Ass; Nat. Educ. Ass; Soc. Sci. 

 Educ. The social conditions of instituted edu- 

 cation; the general scope of educational science. 

 The function of instituted education; differ- 

 entiation in the structure and function of the 

 school. 



Branner, Prof. J(ohn) C(asper), Stanford Univer- 

 sity, Cal. *Gcology. New Market, Tenn, July 

 4, 50. B.S, Cornell, 82; Ph.D, Indiana, 85. 

 Geologist, Imperial Geol. Surv, Brazil, 75-77; 

 topographer, Pa. Geol. Surv, 83-85; prof, geol, 

 Indiana, 85-91; Stanford, 91-, v. pres, 99- 

 State geologist, Ark, 87-93; geologist, U. S. 

 Geol. Surv; assoc. ed, 'Jour, of Geol.' LL.D, 

 Arkansas, 97. Nat. Acad; F.A.A. (sec'y, E, 

 88-89, v. pres, 90) ; Soc. Nat; Geol. Soc. (pres, 

 04) ; Min. Eng; Philos. Soc; Franklin Inst; 

 Cal. Acad; Wash. Acad; Wash. Geol. Soc; Lon- 

 don Geol. Soc; Edinburgh Geol. Soc; cor. mem. 

 Royal Scottish Geog. Soc; Soc. geol. de France; 

 Soc. Beige de G6ol; Inst. Geog. e Hist, da 

 Bahia; hon. mem. Inst. Geog. Pernambucano ; 

 Inst. Hist, de S. Paulo. Physical geology and 

 geography. Geology of the coast ranges- of 



