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Thomas H. Haskell

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22: 87:, and as county attorney for a part of a term, in 1870, being appointed by the court to fill a vacancy, and again in 1878. He was again appointed to the office by the Governor in 1879, serving until the expiration of the term. He was also a commissioner of the Circuit Court of the United States. He was for a time the law partner of the late Judge Goddard of the Superior Court for Cumberland County, of former Minister to Sweden W. W. Thomas Jr., and of 67:, entering the 25th Maine Regiment of Infantry, Colonel Francis Fessenden, and served as a non-commissioned officer with his regiment in Virginia. It was a nine months' regiment, and after his discharge, in the summer of 1863, he entered the office of Judge Morrill, of Auburn, Androscoggin County, as a student at law. He 94:
In 1881 Haskell was appointed by Governor Plaisted to a commission to investigate abuses in the Reform School, and wrote and secured the passage of a law approved March 15, 1883 to govern that institution. The law established regulations for the prevention of abuses, established a mechanical school,
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On March 31, 1884, Haskell was appointed as an associate justice to the state supreme court. He served in that capacity until his death, at the age of 58.
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and provided for a woman visitor and a letter-box for boys to deposit letters without scrutiny of the officers of the school.
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to gain admission to the bar, being admitted in 1865. He remained with Morrill until 1866, when he moved to
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at the time Webb was appointed United States District Judge for Maine in 1882.
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Charles Hamlin, "The Supreme Court of Maine", Part III,
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Portland, Maine
Maine Supreme Judicial Court
New Gloucester, Maine
American Revolution
Bowdoin College
American Civil War
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Portland, Maine
Portland City Council
Nathan Webb
The New Gloucester Centennial
"Maine Supreme Court Chief and Associate Justices"
"The Supreme Judicial Court of the State of Maine, 1820 to 2009"






Maine Supreme Judicial Court Justices, 1820-1920








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