Arthur Daniel Cooper
Born: November 29, 1878, Boston, MA, (confirmed by WWI Civilian Draft Registration and the 1880 census.)
Died: August 22, 1946, Boston, MA, age 67,---d. at his home in South Boston, MA.
Boston sports writer;
Boston agent, (June 5, 1900 census)
Boston newspaper reporter, (April 18, 1910 census)
Boston newspaper reporter, (January 8, 1920 census)
Boston Attorney at law, (April 12, 1930 census)
Graduated Boston Latin School (Boston, MA), 1909-11
Attended Harvard Universty (Cambridge, MA), 1909-1911; Graduated 1913
Boston American, yachting editor, 1904
Boston Post, sports writer, 1910
Boston Red Sox, traveling secretary, 1911
Boston Evening Transcript, Federal Court reporter
Graduated Suffolk Law School, April, 1924, (sworn as member of the bar.)
New England League of Professional Baseball Clubs, Secretary-Treasurer, 1914-15
unemployed newspaperman, lived in South Boston, (September 12, 1918 WWI Civilian Draft Registration)
self-employed in Boston, MA, (April 27, 1942 WWII Draft Registration.)
Practicing lawyer, never married.
"Since leaving College I have been connected with the Boston Post for a period of a year. Also connected with the Boston American Baseball club, Jersey City Baseball Club, and in 1914-15 was Secretary-Treasurer of the New England League of Professional Baseball Clubs. Have been active in city politics in Boston but never a candidate, although nominated for the City Council by the chairmen of the twenty-five ward committees of the Democratic party in 1915.
For three years I have been addressing all sorts of clubs, fraternal organization, et., all over New England on various topics of the world of sport.
While at College I worked for the Boston Post as a sporting writer and traveled with major league clubs all over the circuits." (Harvard College, Class of 1913; Secretary's Second Report, June, 1917.)
Father: James Fenimore., born March, 1842, MA, was produce dealer; Mother: Julia Ann (O'Reilly), born September, 1846, Ireland.


Boston Globe obituary, August 24, 1946, pp. 8.--------------------------------------------Sporting News' obituary, September 4, 1946, pp. 29.
Born: November 29, 1878, Boston, MA, (confirmed by WWI Civilian Draft Registration and the 1880 census.)
Died: August 22, 1946, Boston, MA, age 67,---d. at his home in South Boston, MA.
Boston sports writer;
Boston agent, (June 5, 1900 census)
Boston newspaper reporter, (April 18, 1910 census)
Boston newspaper reporter, (January 8, 1920 census)
Boston Attorney at law, (April 12, 1930 census)
Graduated Boston Latin School (Boston, MA), 1909-11
Attended Harvard Universty (Cambridge, MA), 1909-1911; Graduated 1913
Boston American, yachting editor, 1904
Boston Post, sports writer, 1910
Boston Red Sox, traveling secretary, 1911
Boston Evening Transcript, Federal Court reporter
Graduated Suffolk Law School, April, 1924, (sworn as member of the bar.)
New England League of Professional Baseball Clubs, Secretary-Treasurer, 1914-15
unemployed newspaperman, lived in South Boston, (September 12, 1918 WWI Civilian Draft Registration)
self-employed in Boston, MA, (April 27, 1942 WWII Draft Registration.)
Practicing lawyer, never married.
"Since leaving College I have been connected with the Boston Post for a period of a year. Also connected with the Boston American Baseball club, Jersey City Baseball Club, and in 1914-15 was Secretary-Treasurer of the New England League of Professional Baseball Clubs. Have been active in city politics in Boston but never a candidate, although nominated for the City Council by the chairmen of the twenty-five ward committees of the Democratic party in 1915.
For three years I have been addressing all sorts of clubs, fraternal organization, et., all over New England on various topics of the world of sport.
While at College I worked for the Boston Post as a sporting writer and traveled with major league clubs all over the circuits." (Harvard College, Class of 1913; Secretary's Second Report, June, 1917.)
Father: James Fenimore., born March, 1842, MA, was produce dealer; Mother: Julia Ann (O'Reilly), born September, 1846, Ireland.


Boston Globe obituary, August 24, 1946, pp. 8.--------------------------------------------Sporting News' obituary, September 4, 1946, pp. 29.
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