Ralph Delahaye Paine (S&B 1894)
Democratic. Politician. Author. Journalist. Yale University. Skull and Bones. He Boule. Delta Kappa Epsilon. Yale Literary Magazine.
1918 to 1920 - Member of the New Hampshire House of Representatives.[2]
WW1 - 1918 - Commissioner of the Federal Fuel Committee.[2]
WW1 - Bureau of Public Information & Navy Department, Foreign Service.[2]
1904 - went to England for Collier*s Weekly (for the Yale-Harvard track meet with Oxford-Cambridge) and for the Century Magazine.[4]
Jan to May, 1902, on staff of New York Herald, in charge of the crusade against the beef trust [1902 Swift, Armour and Morris formed a national packing company which prompted a federal antitrust indictment], and was then Managing Editor of the New York Telegraph until January, 1903, when he began writing independently.[4]
China-Bover Rebellion (2 Nov 1899 to 7 Sep 1901). Jul 1900 to May 1901 - was with the allied armies (British, Russian, France, Japan, Germany, US, Italy and Austria-Hungary) at Tientsin and Peking; went to Henley, England, with the Pennsylvania Crew in 1901.[4]
Spanish American War (21 Apr 1898 to 13 Aug 1898) - War Correspondent Cuba.[2] - Was on board Admiral Sampson’s flagship “New York” during the bombardment of Matanzas, with the Marines in the fighting at Guantanamo, on the “Gussie” expedition to Cuba, and on the dispatch boats with the fleet blockading Havana and Santiago.[4]
1894 - Graduated Yale, Skull and Bones Patriarch.
Died 29 Apr 1925, Age 25.
Son, Ralph Delahaye Paine (S&B1894)
Note: Father, Stuart Douglas Paine who became an antarctic explorer and accompanied Richard E. Byrd (Freemason) on his second antarctic expidition (1933 to 1935)
[3] - Skull and Bones Membership List by David Luhrssen
[4] - FYI - Wiki - Ralph Delahaye Paine (S&B 1894)
[5] - Geni.com - Ralph Delahaye Paine (S&B 1894)
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