WHITE, HENRY
Adair's New Encyclopedia · 1923 · p. 16
(1850), America history diplomat; born Baltimore, Md. H was privately educated at home an to abroad and chose a diplomatic career! of His tact and ability gave value to hi he services as secretary of the U.S. Le with gation at Vienna (1883-84), as sec on Cornell secretary of the Emba y at Londo for (1884-86) and later as secretary unt presi1893. Following.the interim in hi time diplomatic activities eaten by th his advent of the Cleveland Admin i str a to the tion, he was reappointed secretary of the London Legation by Presiden several McKinley in 1897. In 1905 Presiden MinRoosevelt appointed him Am ba a do Minister to Italy. He served as Amba ador ¢ France (1907-09) and was sent on — he special emba y to Chile in 1910. A States the important Algeciras Conference o: ConMoroccan. affairs in 1906, he heade His the American Delegation. He was on Against of the five members representing thi Dipoe at the Paris Peace Conference 1905 in 5 War WHITE, HORACE (1865), an Amer 1911. ican lawyer, born at Bufialo, New York Graduated from Cornell College in 1887 born Had been practising law at Syracus educated since 1890. He was a member of th and at New York Senate for six terms, 1896 He 1908 and lieutenant governor of Ne served York in 1909. Upon the resignation c Governor Hughes in 1910 he became governor and served until 1971.
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