The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-12-30
many NOTABLES
CALLED IN 1911.
Men Prominent In Every Walk Of
Life Are Removed by the
Grim Reaper
AMERICAN LIST is LENGTHY
Harlan, ElkiDs and Frye Art
Most Widely Known
Premier Stolypin Most Noted Foreign
er. Church Loses Some Very
Worthy Leaders.

New York. Dec. 3O.-1he list OF the
noted men and women who were re-
moved by the hand Of death during
the year just closing, contains the
names of many distinguished makers
Of history, at home and abroad, of
many leaders. statesmen. diplomats
and prominent members of the various
professions, men OF the church. scien-
lists. educators. artists and others too
numerous to mention.
Among the prominent Americans
claimed by death during the year
were many closely Identified with
public life. John Marshall Harlan.
Associate Justice of the u. S. Supreme
Court; stephen b. Elkins. u. S. sena-
tor from West Virginia and formerly
secretary of state under President
Harrison. and VIM Z. Frye, for thirty
years U. S. senator from Maine. we're
probably the three most widely known.
The list includes the following ". $.
senators and ex-senators: Charles j.
Hughes, of Colorado. Albert Beard
Kittrcdge, Of South Dakota; George
Wyckllffe Mcbride, OF Oregon: Roger
IQ. Mills, of Texas. author of the Mills
tariff bill; Thos. II. Carter, twice u.
$. senator and founder of the Pruden-
tial Insurance Co Of America. Others
were Hiram A. Tuttle and John Nc
I4anc. both former governors of New
Hampshire; George Washington Click,
former governor of Kansas; Frank w.
Benson, secretary OF state and for
mer governor of Oregon; Abiron
Chamberlain, ex-governor of Connecti-
cut; Fletcher Dutton Proctor former
governor of Vermont: Congressman
and ex-Congressmen Nehemiah Day
Sperry. Father of the Rural Free De-
livery" system; sydney e. Mudd. of
Maryland Edmond I'll. Madison, of
Kansas; Henry Clay Loudenslager, of
New Jersey; James p. Latta, Of Ne
braska; Gen. George w. Gordon, of
Tennessee. Commander in chief of the
United Confederate Veterans and Jas.
Proctor Knott, ex-congressman and
former governor Of Kentucky.
Prominent Foreigners.
Among the noted Canadians who
died during the year just closing we're
Sir Charles A. +. Pelletier, lieutenant
governor of Quebec; Desire Glrouard,
senior Judge of the Supreme Court of
Canada; Sir John CARING, a former
member of the Canadian cabinet; Lou
Is j. Forget, member Of the Senate;
George Johnson, former chief statis-
tician of Canada; Archbishop Dennis
.o'Connor and Archbishop Fergus Pat
rick McEvoy, of Toronto; Rev. VIII
liam Patrick. principal Manitoga Pres
byterian College; James Bell, profess
sor of surgery. McGill University and
Israel NJ. Ross, a prominent railroad
builder of western Canada.
Among the noted foreigners called by
death during the past year were many
statesmen and men of affairs known
throughout the world, including Peter
A. Stolypin, premier OF Russia; Baron
Northcote. formerly governor general
of Australia; Sir Charles Dixie o
prominent leader of the Liberal par
ty i'm England; Buenaventura Correo-
so. cx-president of Panama; Baron
Banffy, former Hungarian Premier;
Maurice Rouvier, twice premier OF
France: Martinez Campos, president of
the Supreme Court of Spain: Henry
Maurice Berteaux, French minister of
war: Gen. Brun, former French min
lister of war: Prof. Masuchka Shi-
NOSE. inventor of the high explosive
used by the japanese Navy and Mar
auis Jutaro Komura, former minister
OF foreign affairs Of Japan. The list
also includes Princess ClOtilde. aunt of
the present King of Italy; Maria Pia,
formerly Queen Dowager of Portugal
and Louise. Dowager Duchess of De-
vonshire.
Church Loses Many.
The list of noted churchmen re-
moved by death during tho year in
cIudes Archbishop Patrick J. Ryan of
Philadelphia; Bishop Augustine Van
de Vyver. of Richmond and Bishop
Thomas Bonacum of Lincoln. all of the
r. c. church: Bishops Willard L. NAL
lalleu and oscar Penn Fitzgerald OF
the w. T.. church and the following
lP. Il. bishops: VIM. Paret of Mary
land; Alex. H. vinton. of West Mass.
Edward L. Atwlll OF West Mo-: OIL
w. Whitaker, of Pa; Alex. Mackay
Smith. Of Pa. and John Mills Kendrick
of Arizona and New Mexico.
Literature deplores the loss OF Da-
vid Graham Phillips. Mrs. Elizabeth
Stuart Phelps Ward George Gary Egg
gleston. Thomas Wentworth Higgin-
son. Vaughan Kester. Antonio Fogaz-
/. zaro. Mrs. Katherine Cecil Thurston
william Clark Russell, Mrs. Arthur
Stannard tJohn Strange Winter) and
Harry Kellogg Durland.
The stage was impoverished by the
death OF Denman Thompson, sydney