Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-02
This Is the Day We Celebrate.


Most Rev. George w. Mundelein, Catholic
archbishop Of Chicago, born in New York City,
forty-four years ago today.
William lie Queux, whose recent book was
suppressed because it protested against British
censorship, born in London, forty-seven years ago
today.
Crown Prince Olav heir to the throne Of Nor
way, born thirteen years ago today.
Grover A. Hartley, catcher for the St. Louis
American league base ball team, born at Osgood,
Ind, twenty-eight years ago today
Howard Mansfield, remembered for his con-
nection with the litigation of the Omaha Water
company with the city, is IS years old today. He
is graduate Of Yale and of the Columbia law
school,
F. B. Bryant, accountant, formerly deputy
country treasurer, was born July 2, 1889. He is a
union veteran and has held many responsible
positions
CIV. Y. Loucks, secretary Of the MeKeen Mo.
tor Car company, Council Bluffs boy by birth,
turns his thirtieth year today.
Charles Bronze was born July 2, 1886, at Nor
folk, Neb. He is son of H. c. Bronze, and edu-
Gated in the Omaha public schools.
Today in History.
l788-Marietta, the first settlement in Ohio,
was named in honor of Marie Antoinette, queen
Of France.
185O-Sir Robert Peel, twice premier of Great
Britain, died in London. Born February S, 1888.
lsss-Kansas state legislature met at Pawnee,
and at once drove out the free-state members.
1863-The second day of the battle of Gettys-
burg resulted in heavy losses on both sides.
l866-The Austrian general. Benedek, threw
the bulk Of his army across the Ebe and assumed
the offensive against the Prussians.
governor-general Of the Dominion OF Canada.
lsSl-Presdent Garfield shot in the Baltimore
& Potomac railroad station in Washington.
l87l-King Victor Emmanuel entered Rome as
the new capital of his kingdom.
l897-Coal miners in Pennsylvania, Ohio and
West Virginia went on strike.
l89S-Capture Of San Juan BY the Americans
and retreat of the Spaniards to Santiago.
l9ol--Count Won Zeppelin assembled in his air
ship at Lake Constance.
Where They All Are Now.
Frank c. O'Halloran, some time member of
the local bar, is now on South Dakota farm.
William P. Warner, United States marshal
here for nine years. is practicing law in Dakota,
Neb., and is the republican nominee for congress.
c. T. Hoge, an Omaha newspaper man several
years ago, is now on the Oregon Journal at
Portland
John Fredericksen, who worked in the Union
Pacific land Office here as a youth, is now in
Denver, Colo, engaged in large real estate opera
tons. He makes speciality of farm lands and
handled several hundred thousand acres Of Mex
lean lands few years ago. He is son OF Mr.
and Mrs. N. Fredericksen of Omaha.
Charles L. Wright, for many years resident
of Omaha and owner of the northeast corner OF
Sixteenth and Howard, is engaged in the real
estate business in Greater New York He is re-
ported to have made fortune buying and selling
realty in the vicinity of the Brooklyn end of the
bridge across the river there
J. M. Nesbet once connected with the Marks
Saddlery company, is in Seattle. engaged in
building houses and selling them on the install.
ment plan. He is reputed to have made bushel
of money, having bought and built up several
additions to the city.
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