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	Californians and the Military: Major-General Harrison Gray Otis, U.S.V. Publisher of the Los Angeles Times
		Otis received an appointment in 1878 by President Hayes as collector of the Port of San Diego, but his confirmation was opposed by Senator Sergent.
		Otis claimed that he never objected to "lawful or legitimate organizations formed and maintained by laborers in any branch of industry," only to "gross and mischievous abuse in the management of the organizations by the leaders of them." In fact, he'd even been a member of the typesetters union -- briefly.
		Otis died on July 30, 1917, at the age of 80.
	www.militarymuseum.org /Otis.html (2288 words)

	UNCORRECTED PROOF OF SENATE JOURNAL FOR 07/25/02
		Chandler moved to amend the further amendment in section 12, by inserting after the word “Milton;”, in line 93, the following words:— “; provided further, that $100,000 shall be expended for traffic signalization at state route 12 in the Greendale section of the city of Worcester;”.
		Chandler moved to amend the further amendment in section 12, by inserting after the word “Natick;”, in line 59, the following words:— “provided further, that $150,000 shall be expended for the restoration of the North Lake avenue bridge in the city of Worcester;”.
		Chandler moved to amend the further amendment in section 12, by inserting after the word “Randolph;”, in line 99, the following words:— “provided further, that $750,000 shall be expended for the resurfacing of Lake avenue in the city of Worcester;”.
	www.mass.gov /legis/journal/sj072502.htm (9556 words)

	Times-Mirror group and LA Times: Overview
		Otis gained a stake in the paper in 1882 and two years later gained control of the printing company and newspaper, forming the Times-Mirror Company.
		Otis and Chandler successfully engaged in increasingly large-scale property speculation, for example making a fortune in 1905 when the Owens River was diverted to Los Angeles and in 1912 when they acquired the Tejon Ranch.
		That was evident in Chandler's 1915 indictment by a Federal Grand Jury for alleged involvement in the Mexican Revolution, reflecting the family's substantial land holdings south of the border.
	www.ketupa.net /latimes.htm (1994 words)

	Raulerson Endnotes Part 2
		He was a native of Basinger and had lived in Clewiston for 12 years.He is survived by his wife, Isabell Tottle Chandler; three sons, Richard, Walter and Noel; and a daughter, Loretta Jean, all of Clewiston; four brothers, Henry of Miami; Harmon C of Fort Lauderdale and Charles of Clewiston; seven sisters, Mrs.
		Chandler was a native of Okeechobee and was a self employed beautician.
		Chandler is survived by six sisters, Beatrice Hite, Ida Mae Hendry and Millie C. Brantley, all of Ft. Myers, and Bessie Albritton of Naples, Thelma Pingsten of Palm Beach, Alma Patton of Ft. Pierce, and one niece Merle Brandley of Clewiston.
	www.lamartin.com /genealogy/raulerson_endnotes_2.htm (18451 words)

	SSHSA - Southern California Chapter - "Los Angeles Steamship Company"
		Harry and Ralph Chandler of the Los Angeles Times were included on the Board.
		When Harry Chandler heard that the San Francisco press was preparing sending out a boat to meet the THOMAS and interview the survivors he sensed a media disaster.
		He quickly contacted his associates in Washington, the result was the THOMAS reversed course in sight of the coast and returned to Los Angeles almost causing a mutiny aboard.
	www.shawnandcolleen.com /sshsasocal/docs/lassco.html (2075 words)

	LA Observed: A Chandler's advice for LAT
		He frets over the Times in a piece in today's Current, says Tribune's strategies have failed, and offers some sharp advice for the paper to have a future: consolidated bureaus, holding editors accountable for well-read stories, a new local approach to news and appointing executives who have a clue about Southern California.
		First, let me clear up misconceptions about "the Chandler family." It is not a small group that meets at "the club" on Sundays, but rather 170 living descendants of Harry Chandler and his wife, Marian, who established the trusts that controlled The Times and its corporate cousins until the sale to Tribune in 2000.
		In Chandler's view the Tribune is unlikely to sell the Times, but says we all should be worried about if the paper did go to a new profit-squeezing owner or an ego-driven billionaire (no names!) with an agenda.
	www.laobserved.com /archive/2006/11/a_chandlers_advice_for_la.php (761 words)

	Bingham Genealogy - Gates Family History
		He left Nauvoo, July 7, 1840, on a mission to La Porte, in the northern part of Indiana, and the fall of 1841 he went south into Marshall county and organized a branch of the Church; a goodly number were baptized.
		One source, Charles Otis Gates (Gates Genealogy, 1898) states that Stephen was son of Thomas Gates of Norwich.
		Sage further noted that Peter Gates married Marian Jocelyn in the parish of High Roding, Essex, 6 October 1605, and their son Jocelyn was baptised at the London church of St. Mary Woolchurch Haugh in February 1607.
	www.familyhistorypages.com /Gates.htm (4990 words)

	The New World \| TIME
		Before Harrison Otis could slow the tempo, it was too late: in 1888 the boom cracked open like an avalanche.
		Once again, Harrison Otis' Times stepped up the booster campaign, this time in harmony with a newly founded Chamber of Commerce, which rounded up the best brains in town, dedicated them to making the city bigger.
		With the eager Santa Fe railroad in his corner, Otis won his impassioned fight, watched with satisfaction when the dredges moved into San Pedro and turned a few acres of mud flats into one of the busiest harbors in the world.
	www.time.com /time/magazine/article/0,9171,809646-3,00.html (597 words)

	The Chandlers: End Times by Kevin West: W Feature Story on Style.com
		Their family fortune—printed in news ink since forebear General Harrison Gray Otis bought a quarter share in the fledgling Times in 1882—may have been eroded by taxes and scattered among numerous heirs, but it still endows a generous income for the fourth generation of Chandler descendants, now mainly in their 50s and 60s.
		In 2000, after a dissident contingent of the family sold the Times Mirror Company to the Chicago-based Tribune Company in a giddy $8.3 billion merger that favored the Chandlers with a tax-free stock-swap provision, the clan's wealth, including its stake in Tribune, was estimated at $3.8 billion by Forbes.
		And despite their status as Los Angeles bluebloods, no Chandler has claimed the crown of society queen since the death of Otis's mother, the formidable Dorothy "Buff" Chandler, who built the city's performing arts center on the model of Lincoln Center.
	www.style.com /w/feat_story/040207 (414 words)

	Connecting Capron Cousins - Person Page 77 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		He died on 21 August 1798 at age 5 in Swanzey, New Hampshire.
		Otis Aldrich was born on 6 July 1795 in Swanzey, New Hampshire.
		Otis Thomson was born on 3 April 1807 in Swanzey, New Hampshire.
	home.comcast.net /~desilva/p77.htm (1097 words)

	The Peninsula On-line: Qatar's leading English Daily
		As a member of the Chandler family, which founded and controlled this institution for nearly 120 years, I have found these events to be particularly troubling.
		My point is that a family of this size, largely personally disconnected from this newspaper, is unlikely to act in concert toward a solution for the Times.
		Heck, my great-great-grandfather, Harrison Gray Otis, who bought the Times in 1882, was that type of guy, and it took half a century for my father, Otis Chandler, to undo that personal-pulpit legacy and make the Times the great newspaper it is. Maybe it is best to look beyond corporate or private equity owners.
	www.thepeninsulaqatar.com /commentary/commentaryother.asp?file=novembercommentary382006.xml (1068 words)

	Algonquin Regional High School
		Proceed through the set of lights in front of the Boston Globe Building. At the sedond set of lights (the entrance to the UMass/JFK Library complex), take a left turn back onto Morrissey Blvd. Immediately bear right onto the service road and use the second entrance into BC High.
		Go 3/4 around to entrance for Otis Air Force Base on Connery Blvd. Travel about 2 1/2 miles to another rotary.
		Worcester State College is just ahead on your left, and Chandler Magnet School is on the right.
	www.algonquin.mec.edu /algonquin/sports/directions.htm (7811 words)

	2020 Hindsight » Writing
		The reknown Otis and Chandler of 1905 or so belonged to a tightly knit syndicate that bought up land in the San Fernando Valley in anticipation of the Owens Valley aquaduct that would bring water and make the land a rich agricultural region.
		Today’s L.A. Times has a story of the dynasty of the Chandlers, harking back to early 1900s when the ancestors of recently deceased Otis Chandler (publisher of the LA Times) ascended in influence.
		Some pieces of Chandler’s land empire, in particular a chunk in the northern San Fernando Valley, were purchased before the city announced in 1905 its plan to divert water from the Owens Valley and carry it via aqueduct to Los Angeles.
	www.2020hindsight.org /index.php?cat=12&paged=2 (2398 words)

	Christine & Jack's Ancestral Places
		Chandler, Joseph RN 24 (14 Sep 1802-10 Dec 1891) joint tombstone w/son
		Chandler, Emma Marian (Otis) RN 7 (1 Jul 1866 - 9 Aug 1952) joint tombstone w/husband
		Otis, Harrison Gray RN 14 (10 Feb 1837-30 Jul 1917)
	babcockancestry.com /BuryPagesGNG/BurialsCA.shtml (219 words)

	TheStreet.com: Tribune to Purchase Times Mirror
		The move would end over a century of control of Times Mirror by the Chandler family of Los Angeles.
		The paper has been in family hands since Harrison Gray Otis bought the one-year-old Los Angeles Daily Times newspaper in 1882.
		In 1894, his daughter Marian wed Harry Chandler, who eventually became the newspaper's second publisher.
	www.thestreet.com /brknews/media/899182.html (610 words)

	www.myspace.com/chandlerscottjohnson
		Chandler Keller, 29, was a Boeing propulsion engineer from El Segundo, California.
		Otis Vincent Tolbert, 38, Lemoore, California U.S. Navy Confirmed dead, Pentagon, at/in building Willie Q. Troy, 51, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland civilian employee, U.S. Army Confirmed dead, Pentagon, at/in building Lt.
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	profile.myspace.com /index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=62197484 (5850 words)

	Milford Zornes Oral History Interview Conducted by Susan Anderson for the Archives of American Art, Smithsonian ...
		SA: And that was on the SS Marian Otis Chandler?
		MZ: The prophetic thing, interesting thing, I think, was that the Mary Otis Chandler was named after the Chandler family who owned the Times.
		Named after the Chandler family in California and they are the ones who established or gave their home for the Otis Art Institute.
	www.aaa.si.edu /collections/oralhistories/transcripts/zornes99.htm (21225 words)

	West Haven
		She was accordingly decommissioned on 21 January 1919 and simultaneously struck from the Navy list and returned to the USSB.
		Sold to the Los Angeles Steamship Co. in 1929, the ship was renamed Marian Otis Chandler and operated under that name until she was purchased by the Matson Navigation Line in 1939 and given the name Onomea.
		Acquired by the British Ministry of War Transport in 1940 to alleviate the shipping shortage caused by sinkings at the hands of German U-boats in the Battle of the Atlantic, the ship was renamed Empire Leopard.
	www.history.navy.mil /danfs/w5/west_haven.htm (546 words)

	The LaRue Family
		Winifred Marian Thomas was born in LaRue Co., KY 9 November 1847.
		She married Emry Chandler 23 July 1874 in Fremont Co., IA.
		Chandler, Emry (marriage to Mary A. Catlett) (i1021)
	home.earthlink.net /~paws22/larue.htm (6573 words)

	Farewell tour - sacbee.com
		Marian Marsh Henderson, 93, played Trilby opposite John Barrymore's Svengali in the early '30s and later founded the nonprofit Desert Beautiful organization in Palm Desert.
		Marian McNaughton, 80, first curator of the U.S. Army Art Collection in Washington, D.C. Stanley Meltzoff, 89, transformed his deep-sea photographs into vibrant paintings for magazines like Sports Illustrated and Scientific American.
		Otis Chandler, 78, as publisher of the Los Angeles Times (1960-1980).
	www.sacbee.com /121/v-print/story/100294.html (11690 words)

	English 101 - Winter 07 - Ritterbrown
		Privileged Son: Otis Chandler and the Rise and Fall of the L.A. Times Dynasty
		Topics explored include the greenhouse effect, the carbon cycle, causes of climate change (such as ocean circulation, volcanic eruptions, and human activity), historical climate change, and more.
		From the Marian Koshland Science Museum of the National Academy of Sciences.
	www.glendale.cc.ca.us /library/research/englishresguides/English101-Winter07-Ritterbrown.html (2055 words)

	David Manners Filmography
		With: Otis Skinner, Loretta Young, David Manners, Mary Duncan and Sidney Blackmer
		With: Bela Lugosi, Helen Chandler, David Manners, Dwight Frye and Edward Van Sloan
		With: Marian Marsh, Warren William, Charles Butterworth, David Manners and Mary Doran
	www.davidmanners.com /filmography.html (514 words)

	African Americans in the Visual Arts: A Historical Perspective
		Isaac went to Chandler College in Lexington, Kentucky and Pittsburg Normal College in Pittsburg, Kansas where he studied ceramics.
		Burke took a job in New York as a private nurse for the wealthy heiress of the Otis Elevator Company where she stayed for four years.
		The Harlem Renaissance was at its peak, and the stock market crash came in 1929, but Selma Burke had discovered the richness of New York and a new opportunity in seeking out her life long goal in becoming an artist.
	www.liunet.edu /cwis/cwp/library/aavaahp.htm (12907 words)

	Otis Family Tree
		Dansville Cemetery, Dansville, MI 9 Micajah Otis b.
		Rutland Township Cemetery, Barry County, MI Second Wife, Paul Otisà Sally Carl Dennis m.
		4/25/1964 Edwarsds AFB CA 10 Ada Beatrice Otis b.
	www.otissanctuary.org /otistree.html (527 words)

	Coachbult.com - Holbrook (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		At least three examples of Holbrook’s Manhattan-built bodies are known to exist — all on Crane-Simplex chassis.
		The first is a 1911 Simplex 50 Holbrook Toy Tonneau purchased by Otis Chandler of Oxnard, California for $512,000 at Christie’s 2000 Pebble Beach auction.
		Marian Suman-Hreblay - Dictionary of World Coachbuilders and Car Stylists
	www.coachbuilt.com /bui/h/holbrook/holbrook.htm (7194 words)

	Descendants of William Leverett
		Derived from: "A Genealogy of the Descendants of William Leverett (1773 - 1807)" by Erwin J. Otis and Florence Leverett Hodge.
		Theophilus P Chandler 8 Theophilus P Chandler b.
		7-Jun-1975 Wayne B. Thomas 10 Kristine Thomas 9 Gard William Otis b.
	www.zianet.com /leverett/wleveret.htm (732 words)

	Free Press : A Chandler's Advice for the L.A. Times
		For what it’s worth, my view — as a shareholder, former employee and namesake of Harry Chandler, the paper’s second publisher — is that The Times is not terminally ill, nor are most newspapers.
		Heck, my great-great-grandfather, Harrison Gray Otis, who bought the Times in 1882, was that type of guy, and it took half a century for my father, Otis Chandler, to undo that personal-pulpit legacy and make The Times the great newspaper it is.
		Maybe it is best to look beyond corporate or private equity owners.
	www.freepress.net /news/19093 (1391 words)

	Descendants of Lewis Johnston: Index
		(marriage to Marian Angelina "Angie" Chaddick) (i1336), b.1929-
		FOSTER, GENE R. (marriage to Marian Angelina "Angie" Chaddick) (i526), b.1930-
		JACKSON, WILLIAM R. (marriage to Marian Angelina "Angie" Chaddick) (i588), b.1923-
	www.texasearch.com /johnston/nindex.htm (1932 words)

	Worcester - Chandler Elem Community - Entire Profile - Massachusetts Directory Profiles
		Worcester - Chandler Elem Community - Entire Profile - Massachusetts Directory Profiles
		NOTE: Performance level percentages are not calculated if student group less than 10.
		2006 Cycle IV Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) Report for Chandler Elem Community
	profiles.doe.mass.edu /home.asp?mode=so&view=all&mcasyear=&ot=5&o=1906&so=1912-6 (162 words)

	Legends, leaders, and legacies: The year in farewells - The Boston Globe
		Screenwriters Joseph Stefano, Gerald Green, and Leonard Schrader will be missed, too, as will cinematographers Leonard South and Sven Nykvist; film editor Stu Linder; stuntwoman Polly Burson; and manager to the stars Jay Bernstein.
		Also publishers Otis Chandler, Barry Bingham Jr., Hugh Patterson, Philip Merrill, Gene Scott, William Ziff, and Fausto Vitello; CBS newsmen Neil Strawser and Christopher Glenn; and radio correspondent Pye Chamberlayne.
		Also columnists Dennis Duggan; journalists Hans Fantel, Frank Gibney, Pham Xuan An, Nicholas Proffitt, Ross Mark, Smith Hempstone, and Frank Crepeau; photojournalists Thomas Abercrombie, Catherine Leroy, William Manning, Leonard Freed, and Tony Triolo; editors David Maness, James Keogh, and William Woo; critics Henry Hewes, Paul Nelson, and Richard Gilman; and editorial cartoonist Paul Rigby.
	www.boston.com /news/nation/articles/2007/01/01/legends_leaders_and_legacies_the_year_in_farewells/?p1=MEWell_Pos4 (2991 words)

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