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McCall, Samuel Walker

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McCall, Samuel Walker (1851–1923)

US politician. He was an attorney in Boston, Massachusetts (1875–92). He served that state as a Republican in the US House of Representatives (1893–1913). Politically independent, he opposed the annexation of the Philippines and spoke against increased federal power during Theodore Roosevelt's presidency. He ran for senator and was governor of Massachusetts (1916–18). Author of political biographies, he lectured about government at Ivy League colleges (1902–15). McCall was born in East Providence, Pennsylvania. He was educated at Dartmouth College.



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