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William Crowninshield Endicott, Jr.

 

Birth/Death:                             1860 / 1936

League Membership:              Faneuil Hall Meeting, June 15, 1898
                                               The Anti-Imperialist League, 1898-1899

Role in League:                     General Membership

Occupation:                            Lawyer

 

Brief Biography

The son to Grover Cleveland's Secretary of War, William Endicott, Jr. followed very much in his father's path. He similarly graduated from Harvard in 1883. When the family moved to Washington, William acted as his father's personal secretary. He established law practices in both Massachusetts and Washington before taking a position as Richard Olney's (then Attorney General) secretary. The end of the Cleveland administration his father's death in 1900 had a profound impact on William. The second-half of his life was spent in Massachusetts as a public activist and social reformer.

Primary:

Endicott Family Papers, Massachusetts Historical Society.

Michael Cullinane, Liberty and Anti-Imperialism, May 25, 2008.

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