The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-01-07

D. Col. AleAanuer keliy Mcclure, noted
journalist, long prominent in Pennsyl-
vania politics. in Philadelphia; aged 81
10. Rev. DIR. Edward Everett Hale, dis
, tinguished clergyman, author and jour-
nalist. chaplain Of the United States
senate. In Roxbury. Mass; aged 81.
| 20. Frederick de Martens. noted Russian
/ scholar and diplomat, delegate to the
Portsmouth peace conference in 1906,
| at st. Petersburg: aged Ga.
a. Sarah Orne Jewett. noted writer Of
! stories of New England life, at South
Berwick, Me-; aged 60.
80 Carrie Burnham Kilgore, pioneer wo-
man lawyer, at Swarthmore. Pa: aged
r.
Ii. Prof Simon Newcomb. noted astron-
omer, mathematician and traveller. in
Washington; aged a.
H. Frederick Phisterer, civil war veteran
and noted military writer and statis-
tician, at Albany, N. Y; aged 73.
Louis Loeb. American artist and illus
traitor, at Canterbury, N. H.; aged 43.
IS. Don Carlos. pretender to the throne of
Spain, at Varese, Lombardy; aged 81.
20. Rosa Nouchette Cary. popular Eng
lish novelist, in London.
Is. Elizabeth Taylor cambridge, daughter
of President Zachary Taylor and mis-
tress of the White House during his
term, at Winchester, Va; aged S..
AUGUST.
16. Lady Alma-Tadema, wife of the cele-
brated painter Sir Laurence Alma
Tadema and herself an artist of note.
in London.
IS. Sir Theodore Martin, English author
and poet. in London; aged SO.
| q. George Manville Fem, English nov
elist Of the old school. in London:
aged Is.
SEPTEMBER.
l. Clyde Fitch, the playwright, at Cha
lons-sur- -Marne, France; aged "A.
Z. Henry b. Blackwell. anti-slaverist and
pioneer woman suffragist. in Boston:
aged s4. Gen. James Shackleford. vet
eran Of the Mexican and civil wars, at
Port Huron. Mich; aged 81.
s. Joel B. Erhardt, noted lawyer and po-
litical leader. in New York city; aged
TO- Lieut.. Gen. H. c. Corbin, u s. A..
retired, In New York city; aged 65.
9. Gen. Edward NJ. McCook, civil war
veteran and one of the lighting Nc
Cooks" Of Ohio, in Chicago; aged Ga.
II. William Lloyd Garrison, son and
namesake of the great 'anti-slavery
leader and himself widely known re-
former and publicist, at Lexington.
Mass; aged II.
H. Mayo Williamson Hazeltine, noted
book reviewer and author, at Atlantic
City; aged 6S
15 Baron Tweedmouth, late first lord Of
the British admiralty. in London; aged
GO.
4. Governor John A. johnson Of Minne-
e. Robert Hoe Sd. head Of the noted
firm of printing press manufacturers
of New York and London, in London; |;
. aged 70. Major Rodina Mutt, last
male survivor of Barnum's celebrated
midget troupe, at Dorchester, Mass.
aged So. Henrietta Chanfrau an old
time actress who supported Forrest
and the Booths. at Burlington, N. j.;
S aged 79
OCTOBER.
l. Albert Pulitzer founder of the New
8 York Journal and brother of Joseph
Pulitzer of the New York World, In
Vienna; aged S.
II. w. L. Buchanan, former American
minister to Panama, = London.
10 CesRre Lognbroso, ro"- Italian crimi
J. nologist and aiienist. at Turin; aged rs
e a. Patrick Henry McCS>-ren Democratic
d leader in Brooklyn ~ ough, New York
in that city.
j. z Col Theodore A Dodge, u. S. A., re,
l. tired, noted military writer, in Paris
n aged II. =,
4; g. Rear Admiral Henry Erben, u. s. N.
retired, naval hero of the civil war
h in New York city; aged II. Gen. Oliver
Otis Howard, u. s. A., retired, at Bur
y lngton, VT; aged 70. Prince Hirobum
u; Ito, distinguished Japanese statesman
former resident general of Korea as
sassnated at Hardin, Manchuria, by 9
i Korean.
NOVEMBER.
n l. Gen. John ]. Coppinger, u. s. A., re-
tired civil war and Spanish war vet
% eran, in Washington; aged rs.
d s. William Torrey Harris, noted phlos
opher and former United States com
J. missioner of education, at Providence
r. l.; aged "a
n g. Lionel Brough. once noted comedian
;; in London.
49, Richard Watson Glider, author and