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Temple Hoyne Buell (September 9, 1895 –
January 5, 1990) was an
American architect, real
estate developer and
entrepreneur namesake of the
Buell Theatre...
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Thomas Hoyne (February 11, 1817 – July 27, 1883) was
elected Mayor of
Chicago in 1876, but his
election was
later declared null and void by a Circuit...
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Hoyne (born 28
February 1880) was an
Irish hurler who pla**** as a full-back for the
Kilkenny senior team. Born in Tullaroan,
County Kilkenny,
Hoyne first...
- State's Attorney.
Hoyne also ran as an
independent candidate in the 1919
Chicago mayoral election.
Hoyne was born
October 12, 1872.
Hoyne was the grandson...
- John
Joseph Hoyne (born 2
April 1978) is a
former Irish sportsperson. He
plays hurling with his
local club Graigue–Ballycallan and he used play with the...
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uncovers Vice
President Hoynes's leaking of
information during an
affair with
local socialite Helen Baldwin,
ultimately leading to
Hoynes's resignation. Mike...
- on
Hoyne Avenue. Like the
Kostner station to the west,
during reconstruction of the
Douglas branch in 2003,
Damen Avenue (the
block east of
Hoyne) was...
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William James Hoynes (1846 – 1933) was an Irish-American
professor and
academic who was the dean of the law
department at the
University of
Notre Dame...
- News Tribune, p. 1, June 24, 1918 "WAITERS
TAKEN FOR
DRUGGING NONTIPPERS —
Hoyne gets
evidence of plot
against Hotel Guests",
Chicago Daily Tribune, p. 1...
- and
Preservation at
Columbia University,
where he
directed the
Temple Hoyne Buell Center for the
Study of
American Architecture. He is also a member...
