River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-01-07

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19-CharIf it'll, editor Philadel-
phia Pr acknowledgement
and forr to Russia, at Phil
adelphia
22-Morris retired banker, at
23-Edward r Mcdowell, COM
poser at aged 46.
26-Miss Log Rance, writer, at
2S-Gen. John n at Indianapolis,
Ind, aged ncoiS Marie BenJa-
min Richard nal and archbishop
of Paris, at p. ged 49,. Gen. c. H.
Howard at Gle4 ILL.,, aged 81.
Feb. 2-Dennis o.. van, Irish actor, at
20 : a3;5o AsPyrs vf hatimsr Of South
&c. S. Moves, edi, 'r Washington Star,
at Pasadena, Cal, aged SO.
Mar FLAMES Oliver, millionaire ,plow
manufacturer, at South Bend, Ind.
4-United States Sen. Redfeld Proctor,
Vermont, at Washington.
T-United States Sen. William Pinckney
2o-Rev. Charles H. Fowler, Methodist
Episcopal bishop, at New York. aged H.
22-United States Sen. w. James Bryan,
Florida, at Washington, D. c.
2-Duke of Devonshire Spencer Comp
ton Cavendish, at London.
Apr. Congressman A. L. Brick, Indiana,
at Indianapolis, Ind.
8-Attorney Charles Quarles at Milwau-
12MGen. B. M. Cutcheon, Michigan con-
gresham, at Ypsilanti, Mich, aged r.
at Akron, o.
26-Former United States Sen. J. N. Cam
den, West Virginia, at Baltimore, aged
May 13-Rear Admiral Charles M. Rae,
engineer-in-chief of navy, at Washing
ton.
May 15-Former Congressman J. H. Row
ell. Illinois, at Bloomington Ill.
22-Gov. John Sparks, Nevada, at Carson
City; succeeded by d. S. Dickerson.
27--Rear Admiral A: S. Crowinshield, re-
tired, at Philadelphia.
2S-Lieut. Gen. Stephen Lee, commander
in-chief United Confederate Veterans,
at Vicksburg, Miss.
Jun. 1-Former United States Sen. James
K. Jones, Arkansas, at Washington,
aged &c.
1o-Oliver H. P. Belmont, banker and pol
itician, at Hampstead, L. I.
l2..Former Supreme Court Judge J. V.
Wright. at Washington, aged so:
17-Congressman A. A. Wiley, Alabama,
at Hot Springs, Va.
23-EX-PreSident w. q. Leeds, of Rock
Island railway, at Paris.
24-GrOver Cleveland, twice United
States president, at Princeton, N. j.,
due to heart trouble and compIica-
lions, aged II.
26-Congressman w. H. Parker, South
Dakota, at Deadwood, S. d.. aged 81.
Jul. 2-Murat Halstead, journalist, at Gin
cinnati, o., aged 70.
3-Joel Chandler Harris, known as 'Uncle
Remus," at Atlanta, Ga.
Protestant-Episcopal Bishop Henry G.
Potter at Cooperstown, N. Y.
25-Louis e. Snow, insurance man, at st.
Louis, aged g.
Budd, at Stockton, Cal, aged IS.
Aug. 4-United States Sen. William B.
Allison, at Dubuque, Ia, aged o..
Bronson Howard, dramatist, at Avon
bythe-Sea, N. Y, aged sc.
4-Ira D. Sanlzey, evangelist, at Brook
Ign, aged 6S.
So at ch ": TSr Tgad So millionaire merchant
23~Ex-Gov. N. o. Murphy, Arizona, at
San Diego, Cal
2EUnited States Ambassador from Ger
many Baron Speck Won Sternburg, at
Heidelberg, Germany.
26-"Tony' Pastor, theatrical manager, at
Elmhurst, L. l., aged Il.
27-Former United States Sen. Col w. F.
Villas Wisconsin, at Madison, Wis.
Sep. 1-Rear Admiral Henry Glass, re-
tired, at Paso Robes, Cal.
4-Commissioner of Labor Frank P. Sar-
geant, at Washington, aged 81. Brig
Gen. A. w. Corliss, retired, at Denver
25-Leslie Carter Chicago, railroad fnan-
cier, at Chicago.
Oct. Congressman J. A. Scranton,
Pennsylvania, at Scranton. Pa.
30-Nfrs. William Aston, Americas social
leader, at New York.
Nov 1T E. Palma, first Cuban presi-
dent, at Santiago, Cuba.
n-Rear Admiral J. NJ Miller, gov
ernor United States naval home, at
Philadelphia.
Dec. 6-Rear Admiral Joseph B. Coghlan,
who commanded Raleigh at battle of
Manila. died at New Rochelle, N Y.
9-Brig.-Gen Henry jacobson, retired,
died at Leavenworth, Kan, aged II
years.
20-Maj. Orlando ]. Smith, noted journal
list. at Dobbs Ferry, N: Y.
26-Claus Spreckels, millionaire sugar
king, in San Francisco, aged so. :. Rep
resentative Davey of Louisiana, at New
Orleans, aged So
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