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Henry Cabot Lodge COMMITTEE ON THE HISTORY OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Register of Papers I Processed: IB Date: l / H / 5 6 HEJMHY CABOT LOEGE (1850 - 1924) The papers of Henry Cabot Lodge, author, Congressman, Senator from 1893-1924., were deposited with the Massachusetts Historical Society about 1928. They have been sorted and arranged by alphabet and year, but no inventory has been made. Measure of size: 125 file boxes Approximate number of items: The Lodge papers were closed in March, 1951 > due to professional misconduct of a professor working with them. Permission to use, should it be obtainable, should be sought from Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., American Ambassador to the U.N., 2 Park Avenue, N.I. 16. The other two trustees in control of the use of these papers are John Davis Lodge, American Ambassador to Spain, American Embassy, Madrid and the son of Henry 6£bot Lodge, Jr. Henry Cabot Lodge - 2 - II Biographical Mote 1350, May 12 Born, Boston, Massachusetts 1371, June 29 Married Anna Cabot Mills (at least 2 sons born of this marriage) 1871 A.B., Harvard 1373-76 Editor, North American Review 1375 LL.B., Harvard 1876 Ph.D., Harvard 1376 Admitted to bar 1876-79 Lecturer on American history, Harvard 1379-81 Editor, International Review 1880 Lecturer, Lovell Institute, Boston 1880-81 Member, Massachusetts House of Representatives 1887-93 Member, 50th to 53rd Congresses, 6th Massachusetts district 1893-1924 1918 U. S. Senator (Republican) Elected Republican floor leader of Senate 1903 Member, Alaskan Boundary Tribunal 1907 Member, U.S. Immigration Commission 19111921 1924, Nov. 9 Author of: Overseer, Harvard University Commissioner plenipotentiary for U.S. International Conference on Limitation of Armament, Washington Died Many historical books including: One Hundred Years of Peace. 1913• Early Memories. 1913• Democracy of the Constitution and Other Essays. Var Addresses. 1917. 1915.
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