Un volume di memorie e genealogia di cittadini rappresentativi della città di Seattle e della contea di King, Washington, comprese le biografie di molti di coloro che sono passati. Qui ha trovato una città molto piccola, dando poco prosmo-ise di rapido sviluppo futuro, Tuttavia aveva vantaggi naturali che MR.Baker ha riconosciuto e quindi ha creduto che avrebbe preso una fase saggia gettando nelle sue fortune con la città nuova e crescente. Attraverso questi anni egli è stato interessato a misure eveey per il bene generale; uid è stato un grande awake e progressive cittadino, che dal tempo pioniere fino a th

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A volume of memoirs and genealogy of representative citizens of the city of Seattle and county of King, Washington, including biographies of many of those who have passed away . here he found a very small town, giving little prom-ise of rapid future development, yet it had natural advantages which Mr.Baker recognized and he therefore believed that he would take a wise stepby casting in his fortunes with the new and growing town. Through allthese years he has been interested in eveiy measure for the general good;uid has been a wide awake and progressive citizen, who from pioneer timesdown to the present has labored earnestly and effectively for the advance-ment of the northwest. Mr. Baker is a native of Cleveland, Ohio, his birth having occurredthere on the i8th of November, 1840. He is of English ancestiy and hisparents were John O. and Charlotte Helen (Hopewell) Baker, the formera native of Portsmouth and the latter of London, England. They emi-grated to the L^nited States when young people and located at Cleveland.Ohio, where they were married. He devoted his energies lo the practice ofmedicine and surgery, as a repre.sentativc of the regular school, being. .-^^^L^^^.^--^ /^^:k^6L^ SEATTLE AND KING COUNTY. 8i first located at St. Stephens, New Brunswick, and later a member of themedical profession at Collis, Robbinston and East Machias, Maine. In 1875he came to the northwest, locating- in Seattle and for twelve years was aprominent member of the medical fraternity of this place, continuing asan active practitioner up to tiie time of his death, which occurred in Octo-ber, 1887. He was in the sixty-seventh year of his age. He was verydevoted to his profession and attained eminence in his chosen calling, bothbecause of his remarkable ability in the diagnosing of diseases, and rdso becauseof his skill in applying correct remedies and in the use of surgical imple-ments. He was a gentleman of broad humanitarian principles atid his deephuman sympathy made it a pleasure t

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• bookauthorlewispub
• bookcentury1900
• bookdecade1900
• bookyear1903