Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-01-02
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Jan. 2-Brig. Gen. G. A. Bell. retired. at
As. H. Jones, leading Illinois republi-
can politician. at Springfield.
1o-.Archbishop Montgomery at San Fran
H--Ex-C Congressman John Winans, at
GAINESVILLE, Wis, aged rs.
Ex-senator Russell A. Alger, at Wash
Feb. i-Charles Marvin, famous race
horse trainer, at Lexington, KY.
6-Count John A. Creighton, at Omaha,
Neb; left fortune Of $40 600 600; Prof
at Philadelphia.
7-Ex-C ongressman B. w. Harris, at
Br dags,sHIs Mass aged 50; v,r,,n,o
12.Ex;Gov. +. W. Higgins, of New York,
l6-Henry Steer olcott, co-founder with
Nine. Blavatsky OF Theosophists in
America, at Adyar, India, aged rs.
22-James A. Kirk, head of big Chicago
soap house, at Hartland, Wis.
25-F. ]. Hearne, president Colorado Fnel
& Iron Co., at Denver.
Mar 2--Dr. Oronhyatekha, founder and
head Independent Order of Foresters
in Georgia. James b. Williams, shaw
ing soap manufacturer, at Glastonbury,
Conn Congressman j. NJ Depuy, of
Wisconsin at Jefferson City, Wis.
EFloyd X. Whittemore, eX-state treas
urer of Illinois, at Springfield.
9John Alexander Dowie, founder of
lex Congressman Clinton Rabbit, of
Wisconsin, at Beloit.
Pm Casimir- Perier, eX-president of
France, at Paris.
17-Gen. Joseph Stockton, at Chicago.
lS-Rear Admiral B. F.. Tilley, command
ant League Island Navy yard.
at Bailey Agesh R9ted @Ma 66e
former surgeon-general of army, at
Washington.
21-Brig.- T. J. Whit, commander de-
nArfmnnt n Missouri ar philn1nInhia
2-James Henry Smith, of New York,
who inherited over $50,0OO,OOO at Kioto,
90 Japan, while on bridal, tour.
SS-Wm. A. Proctor, president Proctor &
Gamble Co., at Cincinnati, by suicide.
a-Ex Congressman Galusha A. Grow, at
Glenwood, Pa. -. H. w. .Goode, who was
Atlantic City, N. J.
Apr. bishop ]. c. Cranberry, Of Meth
E Ssas Episcopal church South, at Ash
A.Jas. H. Eckels, president Commercial
National bank of Chicago, and ex-
of at F GhiGago
MARYLAND, at Baltimore.
26-Ex- Congressman G. l.. Laws, of Ne
80 braska. at Lincoln.
May S-Peter Maytubby, twice governor
Chickashaw Indian tribe, at Caddo, l. t.
4E. w. Suffcutt, legal adviser of Gov.
Hughes of New York, by suicide on
Hudson river steamboat.
6-Dr. John Watson, Gan Maclaren)
10 W, Potter, =" cdstago miiiionai re- at
1s-E. II conger, ex-minister to China.
4-EX-Senator Patton, of Michigan.
26-Mrs. Mckinley, at Canton, o.
Jun. 3-Gen. t. II. Kruger, retired, at
Stamford, Conn.
Tex Congressman Gen. VIM McKraig,
at Cumberland, Ind.
Jun. Ex-senator John T. Morgan, of Ala
bama. at Washington.
18-G. III. Earle, prominent Philadelphia
citizen and personal friend of Abraham
Lincoln at Philadelphia.
21-Ex-Senator Lucien Baker, at Leaven-
worth, Kans.
29-Gen. VIM. DufHeld, at Washington.
30-Francis Murphy, noted temperance
lecturer, at Los Angeles.
Jul 11-Judge NJ. J. Severance noted Min
l2-Peter Larson, millionaire of north
west, at Helena, Mont.
Hsf sSpn E " P ct aseS Of s. Alabama at
3O.Brig-Gen. c. f. Powell, retired, at st.
Paul
as. NJ. Stephenson. ex-congressman and
multi-millionaire lumberman, at Me-
nominee, Mich.
Aug. ga. st. Gaudens, noted sculptor,
IA. A. Pinkerton, head of detective
agency, on board ocean liner.
| 27-Nelson Morris, pioneer Chicago pack
er and multi millionaire, at Chicago.
30--Richard Mansfield, noted actor, at
| New London, Conn
Sep. 3-Gen: Pleasant Porter, chief of
| Creek Indians.
| 16-Rear- Admiral John O. Walker, re-
| tired, at York Beach, Me-, age u.
21-Samuel Sloan. ex-president Lacka-
wanna railroad and noted railroai man,
! at Garrison on the Hudson, N. Y.
| Oct. 10-Mrs. Cassie Chadwick, noted fe-
male bank wrecker, at Ohio peniten-
| tiary
T-Jas. Reddlck, prominent Chicago poll
| tician, at Half Day, ILL.,, IN auto acct
| dent. Congressman John Wellborn, OF
| Missouri, at Lexington.
| Nov. 3-Jefferson Polk, Iowa millionaire
and street railway magnate. at Des
Moines
sc. a. Perkins, ex-president c. B. 6
| @. railroad, at Boston.
| 10-Ex-Senator L. e. McComas, of Mary
| land, at Washington.
SI-Charles T. Barney, deposed president
Khickerbocker Trust Co., of New York
29-Judge James B. Bradwen, Chicago
pioneer, aged 70, at Chicago.
30-Congressman G. w. Smith, of Illinois
at Murphysboro.
Dec. 4-H. o. Havemeyer, president
sugar trust" at Commack, L. l.
17-Lord Kelvin, noted scientist. aged SO
at Glasgow.
Sex Congressman w. II. Hinrichsen, OF
Illinois, at Alexandria.
Ex-senator Mallory of Florida, at Pen
sacola.