The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-31
DEATHS HARVEST IN 1910

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and minister plenipotentiary from
Chile.
During the year just ending not n
single state of the Union lost it's Gov
ernor by death. But, among the former
Governors death reaped a rich harvest.
the list including the following gov
ernors; George II. Werts, of New
Jersey; Robert Lowry of Mississippi
John l.. Beveridge of Illinois; John II.
Mickey, of Nebraska John H. Nc
Graw of Washington. William c.
I Oates, of Alabama: Napoleon Bona
parte Broward, OF Florida; w. T..
Stanley, of Kansas and Allen ID. Cand-
Ter, of Georgia.
The ranks of United States Senators
and ex-senators and of active and
Representatives in Congress were
thinned to a considerable extent The
list comprised Senators Thos. c. Plat,
of New York; Samuel Douglas Nc
Emery, of louisiana: John w. Daniel,
of Virginia.; Jonathan p. Deliver, of
Iowa and Alexander stephens Clay, of
Georgia; and ex-Senators George III.
Williams. who was attorney general
during Grants second term: Thos. u.
Turley of Tennessee; Wilkinson Call,
of Florida; Rufus Blodgett. of New
Jersey. and David Il. Hill. ex-governor
of New York. Also Congressman James
w. Griggs. of Georgia; VIM. C. Lover
ing, of Massachusetts; James Breck
Perkins, of New York; Samuel l. Gil
more, of louisiana: Charles @. Tirrell,
of Massachusetts; VIM. w. Foulkrod
and Joel Cook. both of Pennsylvania;
ex-Congressman William Baker, of
Kansas: Louise f. Atkinson, of Penn
sylvania; Warren O. Arnold, of Rhode
Island; Jessie Overstreet, of Indiana,
Frank c. Wachter of Maryland:
Wharton Green, of North Carolina:
Franklin Bound of Pennsylvania;
Gen. Adoniram j. Warner, of Ohio;
James Clark McGrew. of West Vir-
Einia; Francis II. Wilson, of New York
and Simon T.. Wolverton, of Pennsyl-
vania.
Among the political leaders removed
by death during the year were James
OConnor, NJ. p, the Irish Nationalist;
Chas. Macarthur, M. p, prominent
Unionist member from Liverpool; John
w. Breidenthal, formerly leader of the
Kansas Populists; Benjamin Hanford,
the Socialist leaders Wesley r. An
drews, chairman of the Republican
state Committee of Pennsylvania: ST.
neon Brownwell. the noted abolition
list and prohibtionist; Horace A. Tay-
lor, formerly a prominent political
leader in Wisconsin,; Gen. Charles r.
Brayton, the Republican Boss" of
Rhode Island; Adolpho Dsfarge. mem
Der of the French Senate and advocate
of free education, and Mrs. Anna Jo-
sephine Savage, writer and agitator for
Woman's Suffrage.
Among the distinguished army Off
GERS who answered the last call were
Major General Daniel ii. Rucker. n
veteran and civil wars; Newton NJ.
Curtis, st. Clair A. Mulholland and
Wesley Merit, all on the retired list
of the u. S. army: Major General
Samuel Gibbs French, of the Confed-
crate Army; Gen. Edward F. Alexand-
er, the noted Confederate soldier and
writer; Gen. J. +. S. Goblin, former
Commander of the G.. A. r.; Lieut.. Col |
Edmond G.. Fechet, u. s. A., ret, the |
noted Indian fighter and Sir VIM. +. |
Butler, OF the British army.
The naval service deplores the loss |
of Rear Admirals Nehemiah NJ. Dyer. |
James Entwistle, Philip Hichborn, |
Bowman III. McCalla. Thos. ii. LOCKER, |
James A. Hawke. Walter X. Scofeld, |
Charles II. Rocker and John ]. Read, |
all on the retired list of the United |
States Navy; Admiral Sir Harry |
Holdsworth Rawson, formerly Govern
or of New South Wales, ana Vice
Admiral Juan Williams, the Father
OF the Chilean Navy"
She church lost many distinguished |
representatives during the scar, among
them Cardinal Satolli, first Apostolic |
Delegate to the United States; Cardin-
at Samminiatelli: Bishops Cyrus ID.
Foss and Henry w. Spellineyer, OF the
NJ II. church; John Dowden, Episc
bishop Of Edinburgh; Edward King,
Bishop of Lincoln. England: VIM
Nelson McVickar. +. Il. Bishop of
Rhode Island; Bishop Edward j. |
Dunno, of Dallas, Tex; Most. Rev.
VIM. Dalrymphe Maclagan. formerly
Archbishop Of York; Bishop John
Wesley Smith. OF the African NJ. Il.
Zion church; Rev. Henry Harris Jes-