The Ozark spectator., 1917-01-06
PROMINENT PERSONS
 WHO DIED IN 1916

l tor Alfred w. Benson of Kansas ln
 Topeka. Al Ringing, circus man. Jan.
 uary 2-Joseph R. Lamar, associate l justice United States Supreme court.
 January 3-Gen. Grenvlle M. Dodge, | Civil war commander, in Council Bluffs, Iowa: Col. Robert T. Van Horn,
 founder of the Kansas City Journal, in
 Kansas City, Mo. January 6-Charles | w. Knapp, newspaper publisher. in
 New York city. January 10-Frank H. | Dodd, publisher, in New York city.
 January 17-Miss Jeanette l.. Glider,
 famous author and critic. January 30 Sir Clements Markham, scientist and
 explorer, in London.
 February 7-Col. William r. Hep
 burn, former congressman, in Clarin-
 da. Ia. February 10-Belvidere Brooks | telegraph magnate, in New York city, | February 12-John T. Trowbridge, au-
 tor, in Arlington, Mass.
 March 2-"Carmen Sylva," Dowager | Queen of Roumania. March 4-Bri- l gadier General William s. Smith, Civil
 war veteran and civil engineer. March | G-Richard A. McCurdy, life insurance | leader, in Morristown, N. J. March II | -Ex-United States Senator Henry G. | Davis, in Washington. March 19- Cardinal Gotti, prefect of the propa i ganda, in Rome. March 21-Cole | Younger, famous bandit. March 27- | Thomas J. Pence, secretary of the Democratic national committee, in Washington.
 April 1-Janes B. Angell, president gan. April 11-Richard H. Davis, au- i thor. April 16-Ex-Governor Peck of Wisconsin. April 19-German Field Marshal von der Goltz
 May 13-Sholem Aleichem, called the "Yiddish Mark Twain" in New York city; Clara Louise Kellogg, fa-
 nous opera singer May 20-George
 E. Cox, Republican political leader, in Cincinnati, O. May 26-Dr. Timothy
 Dwight, former president of Yale uni
 versity. May 27-Gen. Joseph S. Gal lieni, former minister of war. in Paris.
 May 29-JameS J. Hill. railroad pi- oneer, in St. Paul. May 30-Col. John
 $. Mosby. Civil war guerrilla, in Wash ington.
 June G-Yuan Shin Kai, president of
 China. June 9-John R. Mclean.
 newspaper man, in Washington. June
 1S-Count von Moltke, former German
 chief of staff. in Berlin.
 July 3-Mrs. Hetty Green, financier,
 in New York city. July 15-Prof. Ellie
 Metchnikoff, bacteriologist, in Paris.
 July 17-James II. Moore, financier. in
 Lake Geneva, Wis. July 22-James Whitcomb Riley, poet, in Indianapolis.
 July 23-Former United States Sena- tor Thomas NJ. Patterson, in Denver; Sir William Ramsay chemist, in
 Bucks, England.
 August 9-Rohert Grau, impresario,
 in Mount Vernon, N. Y.; Jchn NJ. ThurSton, eX-United States Senator. in
 Omaha. August 11-Dr. John E. Mur- phy. surgeon, in Chicago. August 1o- Gen. Charles ]. Paine, yachtsman and | railroad man. ill Weston, Mass. Au- gust 20-Jaaies Se!igman, banker, in Long Branch, x. J. August 25-Arch- bishop John l.. Spulding, in Peoria, III. August 3l-John P. St. John, eX-
 governor of Kansas ard Prohibition
 candidate for president Tn 1884. in Olathe, Kan.
 September 4-RicharG c. Kerens of
 St. Louis. SeptenboS 15-Jose Echc- garay. dramatist, in Madrid. Scptcm- Der 1S-Mai, Gen. Albert l.. Mills. chief
 of the division of militia affairs. In
 Washington. September lo-Willam J. Calhoun, eX-minister 10 China. in Chicago.
 October 1-James r. Clarke. presi- | dent pro tempore of the United States | senate. October 4-Major William | Warner, ex-United States senator from | Missouri. October lS-Norman Dun- can, author, in Fredonia, N. Y. Oc-
 tober 25-William NJ. Chase, artist. in New York city. October 2S-Pros, | Cleveland Abbe. in Washington. Octo- Der 2S-Captain Boeickc. tcmoas Ger man aviator. October 31-Charles Y. | Pastor) Russell, evangelist. November 5-Cardinai Francis della
 Nolpe. prefect of the Congregation of | the Index, in Rome. November 12- Dr. Percival Lowell, astronomer. in | Flagstaff, Ariz. November 1G-Hen-
 ryk Sienkiewicz Polish novelist. in Ve-
 way, Switzerland. November 21-Em- | peror Francis Joseph of Austria. No
 vember 22-Jaek London, author. No
 vember 24-Sir Hiram Maxim, inven-
 tor. November 25-Airs. Inez Milhol-
 land Boissevain. suffra gist. December 3-Sir Francis r. Tosti,
 composer, in Rome. December D.
 John D. Archbold, president of Stand
 ard oil company. December l0-Field
 Marshal Oyama. In Tokyo. December
 1I-Prof Hugo Munstcrbcrg. psycholo- gist, in Cambridge, Mass. December | l9-Dr. James NJ. Taylor president emeritus ofVassar college.