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Athenaeum Law Bulletin - Vol. 11, No. 1, Chicago College Of Law Jan 1899

Athenaeum Law Bulletin - Vol. 11, No. 1, Chicago College Of Law

Law School Memorabilia

The Athenaeum Law Bulletin was published by the Chicago College of Law at the Law Department of Lake Forest University, the predecessor of Chicago-Kent College of Law. This volume, the 1899 Commencement Number, was published and edited by the law school's secretary, Elmer E. Barrett. It includes portraits of class prize winners, faculty portraits, articles, a list of legal fraternities and class organizations, and a list of graduates receiving Degree of LL.B. in 1899. This issue also includes the text of two speeches delivered at the 1899 Commencement: "The Lawyer, His Duty to the Profession and to the Public," delivered …


Kent College Of Law Stock Certificate #3 - Thomas E.D. Bradley, Iit Chicago-Kent College Of Law Jan 1895

Kent College Of Law Stock Certificate #3 - Thomas E.D. Bradley, Iit Chicago-Kent College Of Law

Law School Memorabilia

This stock certificate, numbered 3 and dated January 2, 1895, signifies the purchase by Thomas E.D. Bradley of one share of stock in the Kent College of Law, which would later become the Chicago-Kent College of Law. The certificate bears the signatures of Milton O. Naramore and Marshall D. Ewell, founder of Kent College of Law. The back of the certificate indicates that the stock share was transferred to J.A. Moran Jr. on June 11, 1900, witnessed by Ewell.


Kent College Of Law Stock Certificate #6 - Grant Newell, Iit Chicago-Kent College Of Law Jan 1895

Kent College Of Law Stock Certificate #6 - Grant Newell, Iit Chicago-Kent College Of Law

Law School Memorabilia

This stock certificate, numbered 6 and dated January 2, 1895, signifies the purchase by Grant Newell of one share of stock in the Kent College of Law, which would later become the Chicago-Kent College of Law. The certificate bears the signatures of Milton O. Naramore and Marshall D. Ewell, founder of Kent College of Law. The back of the certificate indicates that the stock share was transferred to John A. Moran on June 11, 1900, witnessed by Ewell.