The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-31
THE YEAR 1899 IN THE
WORLD AT LARGE
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prietor, New York.
19-Lieutenant Colonel John d. Miley,
inspector general of volunteers, Ma
nila.-M. Scheurer- Kestner friend
of Captain Dreyfus and former vice
president of the French senate
Judge Charles P. DAILY, president of
the American Biographical society,
Sag Harbor. T.. /.
21-Generai Roman Ulloa, Colombian
hero of Colon.--John Herget, mil
lionairc distiller, Peoria, Ill.
22-General Brault, chief of general
staff, French army.-Colonel Will
liam Crichton, capitalist, Cincinnati
Astrological Society of America,
New York.
24-William Bonney, British African ex
plorer.
25-captain Francis S. Haggerty, U. S.
N, retired, New York.-John Sleep
er Clarke, American comedian in
London.-Jared B. Flagg, sr., artist,
New York.
26-GeneraI Henry HUH. confederate
historian, Washington
OCTOBER.
5-James Harlan, ex-United States
senator and ex-secretary of the in
terror, Mt. Pleasant, Ia.
\ 9-James ]. Kimball. third vice presi-
dent of the Union Pacific railroad,
Omaha.
1O-Dr. James w. Kessler, naval listo-
rian, Honesdale, Pa.
12--William r. Smith. first refiner of
petroleum, Everett, Mass.-Baron
Thomas III. Farrer. British author
ity on trade and finance.
14-John T. Harris, ex-United States
senator. Harrisonburg, Va.-Vice
Admiral Philip Fl. Colcomb, British.
Robert D.. Schultz. millionaire
soap manufacturer, GAINESVILLE, o.
16-Professor Edward Orion, economic
geologist, Ohio state university
Judge j. T. Henderson, ex-commis-
sioner of agriculture, Atlanta. A..
19-William H. Appleton, publisher.
New York.-Leslie Mcleod, turf
writer and editor, New York.-Jesse
l.. Davis, negro song writer, New
York
20-Colonel Schneider, Austrian military
attache at Paris
22-Hugh Osgood, ex-governor of Con-
nscticut, Manilus, Fla
25--Charles Grant Allen, English novel
list and popular science author
Major General Sir w. Penn Sy-
monds, British. wounded in the bat
tie of Glencoe
27-General Guy v. Henry, u. s. n,
New York.-Florence Marryat tMrs.
Francis Lean, English novelist
Captain Jefferson Paige, U. S. NJ,
Rome, N. Y.-Sir Charles Gibson.
hotel owner. St. Louis.-Captain
Charles E. Hall. civil engineer, Chi
cago. -
2S-Rev. Edward L. Berthon. English
inventor of collapsible boat.
29-Ottmar Merganthaler. inventor Of
the linotype machine, Baltimore.
30-William H Webb, shipbuilder ard
philanthropist. New York.
31-Rt. Rev. Henry A. Nicely, Episcopal
bishop of Maine,
- N..
NovEM6EH.
1-Lieutenant General Charles w.
Younghusband, England. ALVIN
Saunders, ex-governor, Omaha.
mgr. joseph Jesslng,, fonnaer OF the
Josephenium, columbus, ..
3-Prof. Luther D. Woodbridge, physl-
ologlst, Williams college, Mass Rt:
Rev. Louis de Goesbfi, plshop OF
Burlington Vt.-Rt. KEY. Dr. Fan
ner, bishop OF Mayence, Germany.
4-ErVin M. Ihoman, crop stat1sticlah'
New York.-Robert c. Alexander.
editor New York Mail and Express.
b-F'rank +. devices, author ana reE-
tlcian, New YORK.
S-Viscount Bolingbroke (Henry st.
john, London.
l2-MaJof John a. Logan. u, =. .: Az
killed at the battle of San Jacihto,
ex-plainsman, Topeka Kan.-Gen-
eral William NICE. DYE, American
minister OF war for the emperor OF
Korea. Muskegon, Mich.
l4-Rev. Joseph HartWell. founner OF
the Methodist Church Extenslon So
ciety, Binghamton, N. 1.-WlllaH
II. Durfee, originator OF tne steei
rail ana inventor, MlauleloWL, y.
J.-John r. HasWeii, ciphef cooe III
Nentor' Aipany, ~. 4.
l6-Evan y. eet.le, consress'ndn'
Frankiort. hy.-MqriIz buscn. ger
man Diographsf Oh FrInSe 7'slid'e X;
l7-Sir Richard moon; Gngnsh Tallroaa
capltalist.-Golon Lawrence mp
19-Sir William Dawson, Canadian edu-
Gator and geologist.
20-Lady Salisbury, wife Of the English
premier.
21-Garret A. Hobart, vice president of
the United States. Paterson, n J -
Dixon Kent, English yacht dc signnr.
22-Thomas Brachar, hat ma chnarv in
ventor New York. -Th omas II. Is
may, founder of the White Star
steamship line, Live" 5ol. 80 P"oees-
sor Misskowski Germ IN Cconor:jst