Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-31

Vice Admiral Hikonojo Kamimura of the
Japanese navy
ricid Marshal Prince Inao, Toxic, com
mahder-in- Of ManChurIan army in
HussO-Japahese war.
Editors and Publishers.
Henry Wallace. Des Moines publisher of
| farm Journals.
Alexander ". Drake New York, art editor
of the Century Magazine since foundation
samuel 5. Chamberlain, publisher of the
Boston American
| John Alexander Hill, East Orange n j.
publisher of various technical magazines.
Miss Jeanette NJ. Glider, New York, ma
gazne writer and critic.
| Charles w Knapp. New York former
editor and publisher OF St Louis Republic
Colonel Robert T. Van Horn. Kansas CITY,
pioneer journalist founder OF Kansas city
Journal
| George W smslIey. London American
! journalist and war correspondent.
| John r. Mclean. publisher Of Washington
| Post and Cincinnati Enquirer
| George W. Peck. published editor. author
OF 'Peck's Bad Boy" mayor OF Milwaukee
and governor OF Wisconsin.
william Glasmann, publisher of Ogden
| (Utah) STANDARD
Daniel P Toomey, East Orange, n J.,
publisher of the Columbian official organ of
knights of Columbus.
Charles A. Cooper, editor of Edinburgh
Scotsman.
Mrs. Helena de Kay Glider. New York.
widow of Richard Watson Glider poet edi-
tor, philanthropist.
Dennis A. Reardon, Boston, for sixty
years connected with Perkins Institute for
the Blind, printer of works for the blind.
Charles F French, Chicago, publisher of
Musical Leader
Charles W. H. Kirchhon. Pittsburgh, pub
Usher of the Iron Age.
Peter Boyarsky Chicago, pioneer Jewish
journalist,
Horace White, New York, lublicist and
editor
James p Larerty. Philadelphia. managing
editor Catholic Standard and Times
John l. CHM, FL Paso, noted newspaper
man of the west and southwest. age 81.
Citing A. Fowler, head of Washington
bureau Of New York Sun
Leaders in Railroad World.
Sir Charles Rivers Wilson, London, presi-
dent OF Grand Trunk railway, Canada.
Alexander Hamilton, Petersburg Va vice
president Of Atlantic Coast Line railroad
Theodore voorhees,, Philadelphia presi-
dent of Philadelphia Reading railroad
frederick N. Finney, st. Louis president
of Missouri. Kansas & Texas railroad
Henry e. Fletcher, Minneapolis, organizer
of \the 500" railroad and other enter
prises.
James Jerome Hill, st. Paul, builder of
the Great Northern railroad and leader in
transportation world.
W. A. Gardner. Chicago, president of Chi
cago Northwestern railroad.
Frank N. Britton, st. Louis, president of
the St Louis Southwestern
Virgil G. Bogue, New York City, engineer
OF famous Transandean railroad in Peru.
Colonel William P. Clough New York,
chairman Of the Northern Pacific railroad
A. b. Stickney, St Paul, former president
OF Chicago Great Western and builder of
line to Omaha.
George A. Gardner. Boston, widely known
as railroad inancier and philanthropst
Charles w. Hotchkiss, Chicago, president
and general manager of the Chicago. In |
diana & Southern railroad
William G. Nixon. st. Louis, president of
the st. Louis San Francisco railroad.
Big Business.
Belvidere Brooks, New York vice presi |
dent of Western Union telegraph company |
Frederick Heber Eaton. New York. presi-
dent American Car and Foundry company |
and noted manufacturer
richard A. McCurdy, Morrtstown N L. |
former president of the Mutual Life Insur.
ance company OF New York
Lewis w. Parker, Greenville. N. c., for
mer head of sixteen cotton mills in the
south
Marcus N. Rhodes, Taunton, Mass, in
ventor of shoe button machines
Thomas H. Phair. potato starch king Of
Maine
Bryan Lathrop Chicago, real estate dealer.
patron of art and music and civic leader
George Fl. Phillips, corn king of Chi
cago grain trade
John V. Steger, Steger, Ill., founder of
piano manufacturing company.
Mrs. Hetty Green, 81, New York, known
as the worlds wealthiest woman
John A. Patton, Chicago, patent medicine
king and Methodist leader
Emory McClintock. Ray Head, N J., con-
suiting actuary and trustee Of Mutual Life
Insurance company. New York
James NJ. Wheaton, Boston, civil war
veteran and paper manufacturer 81.
Frank Mcmillan Stanton, HouRhton
Mich. distinguished engineer in copper mine
industries
Sir Hiram Maxim, London. inventor and
maker of automatic firearms, born in state
of Maine. =
John D. Archibald, New York, president of
the Standard Oil company.
George c. Boldt, New York founder and
manager of Waldorf-Astoria hotel