Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-31
Victims Of the Lusitania Sub
marine Disaster in Long
List of Those Who
Passed On
MANY SCHOLARS GONE
Theatrical Profession Loses Several,
Among Them John Bunny--Mrs.
John d. Rockefeller Dead

orist in St Paul MINI.
JANUARY 13-James Mcdonald Stand
ard OIL man, in New York City.
JANUARY i6-John e. Parsons, noted
lawyer. in New York City.
JANUARY IL Lamon b Hardness
Standard oil man, near Hollister Cal
JANUARY 19-George B. rockingham
actor.
JANUARY 20-Bishop Thomas NJ A.
Burke Roman Catholic, of Albany. N.
Z; Prof A. ]. Phillips, of Yale Unit
verslty, mathematician.
FEBRUARY 4--Mary Elizabeth Braddon.
novelist, at Richmond-on Thames, Eng.
FEBRUARY 7-Theophile Pollpot, French
painter. in Paris.
FEBRUARY s-James c. Fargo, express
man, in New York Marquis of Lon
donderry, in London
FEBRUARY 9-Norman b. Ream. cap
italist in New York City
FEBRUARY 12-Fanny Crosby, hymn
writer, in Bridgeport, Conn; James
Creelman, writer, in Berlin.
FEBRUARY 1S-Frank James, brother Of
Jesse James, outlaw, in Excelsior
Springs, Mo.
FEBRUARY 24-Dr. James F. Donnelly
American physician, killed himself while
insane from hardship in fighting Serbian
typhus.
MARCH 4-George Honey-Boy Evans,
minstrel.
MARCH 6-Ex-Senator Thomas A. Bard,
in Huemene. Cal.
MARCH 12-Mrs. John u. Rockefeller,
wife of the worlds richest man, at
Pocantico Hills, N. Y.
MARCH 15-Captain Henry King, editor,
in st. Louis.
MARCH 19-william d. Sloane. rug man,
In Akin, S. c.: Charles Francis
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dinal Agliardi, Catholic Church Chan
cellor, in Rome.
MARCH 24-Morgan Robertson. story
writer; Mrs. Mary Anna Jackson.
story writer, widow of Stonewall jack
MARCH s1-Baron Nathan Meyer Roths-
child. banker. In London.
APRIL ED. Hopkinson Smith, author,
In New York city
APRIL e-Prof. Thomas r. Lounsbury,
English scholar, in New Haven. Conn.
APRIL 10-Charles F. Bitter, sculptor,
in New York.
APRIL 12-Eben Plympton, actor. in
New York.
APRIL 13-wiliam r. Nelson, editor. in
Kansas City. Mo.
APRIL 1s-Ex-United States Senator Mel
son w. Aldrich, of Rhode Island, in
New York city.
APRIL 24-John Bunny, movie actor. in
Brooklyn. N. Y.
MAY 1s-General T. H. Hubbard. civil
war veteran, in New York city,
: MAY 2e-Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish. social
leader. In Garrison. n. Y.
MAY 2S-R. D. Bucknam, American born
Turkish admiral in Constantinople.
MAY 3l-John W. Alexander artist. In
New York city: Elliott Gregory, artist.
In New York city
JUNE 29-Jeremiah oDonovan. Irish
patriot in New York city.
JULY 4-Charles A. Conant, financial ex-
pert in Havana.
JULY 10-Archbishop Qulgley, Chicago,
Roman Catholic, in Rochester N. Y.
JULY 16-Dr st. Clair McKelway, news-
paper editor in Brooklyn.
JULY @-Joseph Herreshoff, yacht build
er. in Bristol L. 1.
JULY 2S-William NJ. WINS, lawyer. in
New York city.
AUGUST 6-General BENJAMIN f. Tracy,
once Secretary OF War. in New York
city.
AUGUST 1s-Rear Admiral MCGOWAN, U.
8. N. retired. at Haines Falls. n. Y.
In Biddeford, Me.
AUGUST 1s-Cardlnal Vannutelli. in
Rome.
AUGUST 20-Dr. Ehrlich. inventor of sal
vasan and other remarkable remedies
and pioneer in medical science. in Ger
many.
AUGUST 2s-John d. Long, once Secretry
OF Navy, In Boston.
MAY 7-Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Charles Frohman, theatrical manager;
Hubbard, writer, and Charles Klein,
playwright, on the Lusitania.
SEPTEMBER "a. G.. Spalding, pioneer
sportsman. in San Diego.
SEPTEMBER 10-J. II. Van Amringe
once dean OF Columbia University, in
SEPTEMBER l1-sir William C. Van
Horne. Canadian railroad builder. in
Montreal.
SEPTEMBER l2-Brigadier George For
syth. Civil War fighter, in Boston; Mar
TIN L. dOoge, Greek scholar, in Ann
Arbor. Mich.
SEPTEMBER 1-Sereno Pratt, financial
expert. in Troy. n. Y.
SEPTEMBER 20-James Mortimer, lead
ing dog Judge, in Hampstead, L. l.
SEPTEMBER 2-Anthony Comstock,
vice crusader. In Summit, N. j.; James
w. Alexander. life insurance president,
In Tuxedo Park, N. Y.
SEPTEMBER 22-Dr. Austin Flint, alien
ist, in New York city.
SEPTEMBER 26-James Kelr HardIe,
labor leader, in Glasgow.
OCTOBER 4-George EdWardes, theatre
manager, In London.
OCTOBER 1s-Robert B. Ward, baker and
baseball magnate. in New Rochelle.
Ny
OCTOBER 2i-Blanche Walsh, actress, in
Cleveland.
OCTOBER 2s-Thomas W. Story, seulp-
tor. in New York city; W. G. Grace.
worlds greatest crieketer, in England.
OCTOBER 2-Paul e. Herryieu. drama
list. in Paris.
OCTOBER 30-Sir Charles Tupper, Can
adian statesman. In England; Paul Full
Ter. International lawyer. In New York
eity.
NOVEMBER i-Louis Waller, English ac-
tor. In London; Sir Arthur Rucker,
scientist, in London; Edward Pretor-
ious. editor. committed suicide. in ST.
Louis
OvEMBER 14-Booker T. Washington,
negro educator, in Tuskegee, Ala.
NOVEMBER l5-Dr. Z. l.. Trudeau, tu-
berculosis tighter, at saranae Lake.
N. Y.
NOVEMBER I7-rheodore Letsehltzky,
famous plano teacher. In Dresden.
HOVEAlBER z9-Wiliam B. DENIS. stand
ana OIL man, ia Port Jeryis. N. Y.
DEcEAIBER 9-Stephen Phillips. poet and
dramatist. at Deal. England
DECEMBER 13-Francis Marion Cock
rel. IN the United States Senate q
years. IN Washington.
DECEMBER I5-Lord Aiyerstone. former
1rltish Chief Justice and friend OF
Aaierlea, IN London.
IsaE.snfown Postmaster Seriously III