The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-05-31
FAMOUS AMERICANS
To Whose Memory Tablets Are Un-
yelled in Hall of Fame.

New York. May 31.-Tablets in the Hall
Of Fame were unveiled on Memorial day
/ as follows;
Washington tablet. by the Society OF
Cincinnati, represented by Asa Gardiner
and Talbot Oliphant-
Lincoln tablet, by the military order of
tenant General John NJ Schofeld. Y. s.
Webster tablet, by the Daughters of the
american a ea- II. ReE,olution repre55ented BY
and Mrs Samuel NerDlanck.
Franklin tablet, by the Colonial Danes
represented By Mrs. z. p. Gillespie and
Jefferson tablet, BY the Sons Of, the
Amerfcany Revolution. represented b
Samuel F.. Gross and Edward v. Gazzan.
Clay tablet. by the Daughters of the
Revolution. represented by Alkaline W.
Sterling. Mrs. Nathaniel $. Seay and Mrs.
Henry Sanger Snow.
Adams tablet, by the Sons Of the ReVo-
luton. represented by Morris p. Ferris
Grant tablet. ~ the G. A. r., repre-
scented by Allan c. Blackwell and Theron
Farragut tablet. By the National Asso-
Rear Admiral Daniel Kelly. J. Z. Smith
herty.
Lee tablet, BY the United Daughters OF
the Confederacy, represented by Mrs. Ed
win g. Wood, Mrs. NJ. e. Mears. Mrs. W.
w Reade and Mrs Parker.
Marshall tablet. by the American Bar
associa ton, represented by Edward Wet
more William B- Hornblower and Austin
Kent tablet. by the Bar Association Of
New York represented by ex-Judge
Storey tablet, BY the American Acad-
resented BY Samuel Nee Lindsay, James
~ Young, James b. Dilles and Edward
Peabody tablet. BY the Peabody Educa-
IIon fund, represented by J. L. Curry
Cooper tablet, by Edward Cooper. Abram
-. Hewitt and r. Fuller Cutting
stuart tablet. by the National Academy
IL IL, Materous. y G. Brown and Eastman
Fulton tablet. b. the American Society
ct SlNu Engineers, represented by j. J. r.
Grees and Charles Warren Hunt.
Morse tablet. by the American Institute
81 Electrical Engineers. represented by
Carl Herring. Charles F. Steinmetz, Gano
Whitney tablet, by the American Socie-
~ Of Mechanical Engineers. represented
Audubon tablet. BY the American So
eIety Of NaturaIists. represented by VIM.
Gray tablet. by the Botanical Society Of
Robinson, Prof Byron D. Halstead. Geo.
w Atkinson, Prof N. L. Britton and DR.
Edwards tablet BY John willis Baer of
the Society ot CHRISTIAN Eindeavor
+is1,sI = $3.50 go ti - ~ ~
~ Green, J. G. Baxter, St J. McCutch-
Beroh tablet, by the T. NJ c. A., rep
resented by Lucien c. Warner, Alfred
Marling and Frederick ?. Schenielq
society, represented by George IT, Sar-
gent.
Emerson tablet by the New York Nor
NAL college. represented by Nellie l. r.
Goodwin, Emma Beattie, ClaribeI Sprague
and Eleanor CTiterman-
Hawthorne tablet. by the Peter Cooper
high school, represented by Elizabeth
Day, Sarah Eustis. Marie Glassmacher
and Eliza beth Evans
Irving tablet by the Wadleigh high
school. represented by Anna. A. Skinner.
Laura @ Bricn. Maud S. Heiiner
and Helen SchafTer-
LongfelIow tablet. by the Brooklyn
girls high school. represented by Stella
"a. TomIin, Florence Nelson, Marie F.
Roehsler and Lillian Nash
Impossible to foresee an accident Not
impossible to be prepared for it. DR..
Thomas Eclectric Oil-MQnarch over