John Daniel Logan

Background

Logan, John Daniel was born on May 2, 1869 in Antigonish, Nova Scoti. Son of Charles and Elizabeth (Rankin) Logan.

Education

Educated Pictou Academy. Graduate Dalhousie College, Bachelor of Arts, 1893, Master of Arts, 1894. Harvard, Bachelor of Arts, 1894, Master of Arts, 1895, Doctor of Philosophy, 1896.

Career

Assistant to editors The Philosophical Review, 1896. Acting professor of philosophy and psychology, Ursinus College, Pennsylvania, 1897. Assistant philosophy, Harvard, 1897.

Principal Hampton Academy, New Hampshire (U.S.), 1898.

Head of department and Professor of English and philosophy, University of South. Dakota, 1899-1902. Editor on literary staff of Siegel, Cooper & Company, since 1902.

Charter member Western Philosophical Association Author: The Structural Principles of Prose Style, 1900 W14. Also numerous articles on philosophy, literature, art and ed’n in magazines

Address: Care Siegel, Cooper & Company, New York‡.

Achievements

• John Daniel Logan has been listed as a noteworthy editor by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Western Philosophical

Connections

Married New York, October 27, 1897, Minerva Shephard Bromer.