Orlando Harrison Baker
American professor, pastor, and diplomat
About Orlando Harrison Baker
Lived 1830 – 1913 (aged 82). Orlando Harrison Baker was an American writer, university teacher, academic administrator, newspaper editor, journalist and diplomat.
Orlando Harrison Baker (September 16, 1830 – August 6, 1913) was a professor of ancient languages at Simpson College in Iowa and the principal of Algona College. He later served as the U. S. consul at posts in Denmark, Australia, and Borneo.
Life Orlando Harrison Baker was born in Union County, Indiana,
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Who was Orlando Harrison Baker?
American professor, pastor, and diplomat (1830–1913)
When was Orlando Harrison Baker born?
Orlando Harrison Baker was born on 16 September 1830 in Union County.
When did Orlando Harrison Baker die?
Orlando Harrison Baker died on 6 August 1913 in Nagasaki.
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Orlando Harrison Baker was a writer, university teacher, academic administrator, newspaper editor, journalist and diplomat.
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Orlando Harrison Baker was American.
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