M. W. Thomas E. Dewey
Lawyer - Editor - Lecturer
Grand Master, February 20, 1902 to February 19, 1903
Thomas E. Dewey matriculated at the University of Rochester and pursued his studies after moving to Kansas at Emporia College, where he received A.B.; A.M.; and Litt, D. Degrees. Admitted to the bar in 1883 and practiced law in Abilene until 1889, when he was appointed Reporter for the Supreme Court of Kansas. He was raised a Master Mason in Benevolent Lodge No. 98, December 20, 1888, and was Master in 1893. He was six feet five inches tall. His personal appearance and physical characteristics, power of language and speaker of purest diction made him a prominent figure in any assembly.
From History of Kansas Masonry, 1974, page 43.
NOTE: Abilene Cemetery records says died 14 June 1906. Masonic records says died 9 June 1906.
Lawyer - Editor - Lecturer
Grand Master, February 20, 1902 to February 19, 1903
Thomas E. Dewey matriculated at the University of Rochester and pursued his studies after moving to Kansas at Emporia College, where he received A.B.; A.M.; and Litt, D. Degrees. Admitted to the bar in 1883 and practiced law in Abilene until 1889, when he was appointed Reporter for the Supreme Court of Kansas. He was raised a Master Mason in Benevolent Lodge No. 98, December 20, 1888, and was Master in 1893. He was six feet five inches tall. His personal appearance and physical characteristics, power of language and speaker of purest diction made him a prominent figure in any assembly.
From History of Kansas Masonry, 1974, page 43.
NOTE: Abilene Cemetery records says died 14 June 1906. Masonic records says died 9 June 1906.
M. W. Thomas E. Dewey
Lawyer - Editor - Lecturer
Grand Master, February 20, 1902 to February 19, 1903
Thomas E. Dewey matriculated at the University of Rochester and pursued his studies after moving to Kansas at Emporia College, where he received A.B.; A.M.; and Litt, D. Degrees. Admitted to the bar in 1883 and practiced law in Abilene until 1889, when he was appointed Reporter for the Supreme Court of Kansas. He was raised a Master Mason in Benevolent Lodge No. 98, December 20, 1888, and was Master in 1893. He was six feet five inches tall. His personal appearance and physical characteristics, power of language and speaker of purest diction made him a prominent figure in any assembly.
From History of Kansas Masonry, 1974, page 43.
NOTE: Abilene Cemetery records says died 14 June 1906. Masonic records says died 9 June 1906.
Lawyer - Editor - Lecturer
Grand Master, February 20, 1902 to February 19, 1903
Thomas E. Dewey matriculated at the University of Rochester and pursued his studies after moving to Kansas at Emporia College, where he received A.B.; A.M.; and Litt, D. Degrees. Admitted to the bar in 1883 and practiced law in Abilene until 1889, when he was appointed Reporter for the Supreme Court of Kansas. He was raised a Master Mason in Benevolent Lodge No. 98, December 20, 1888, and was Master in 1893. He was six feet five inches tall. His personal appearance and physical characteristics, power of language and speaker of purest diction made him a prominent figure in any assembly.
From History of Kansas Masonry, 1974, page 43.
NOTE: Abilene Cemetery records says died 14 June 1906. Masonic records says died 9 June 1906.
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