Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-01-06

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John Mason. American actor
man, in Chicago.
Jan, ls-Dr. Horace Fletcher. dietetics
Jan. 16-Rodriguez Alves- president
elect of Brazil
Jan, 1S5-Prince John. youngest son of
Jan 22-Former U. S. Senator George
T.. Oliver at Pittsburgh.
Jan 2-Congressman Edward Robbins
OF GreenSburg, Pa.
Jan. N-Rear Admiral F. E Chadwick.
Jan. sl-Nat c. Goodwin, actor.
at ST Louis.
Feb. 2-Xavier Leroux, French operatic
composer.
Feb; 3-Prof. E. e. Pickering. director of
Feb. 5-Rudolf Aronson. light opera COM
poser and producer, in New York
FEB. sBessie Abbott. operatic prima
Feb. 17-sir wilfrid Laurier. former pre-
nd Feb. ,d l@Gen Baron Baron Y. Fukushima.
Feb. 21-Dr. Mary walker. pioneer suf-
fragist, in Washington.
w. P. Borland. congressman from Mis-
Feb. N-Julian Story, American artist.
Feb. N-Former u. S. Senator G. F. Ed
munds of Vermont
Robert Harris, Canadian artist.
March 2-Charles e. Van Loan, author
nav. Mich
March s-James witheycombe. governor
March s-3Hilary A. Herbert. former sec
rotary of the navy.
March 11-Amelia e. Barr, author, In
March 14-Roger A Pryor, In New York.
March 17-Kenyon Cox, noted artist. In
New York.
March 23-Henry NJ. Blossom, musical
comedy writer, in New York
March 25.Fred H. Hall. veteran Jour-
George Fort, assistant treasurer of the
April ST. w. woolworth. originator of
five and ten cent stores.
Lew Shaw. famous billiard player.
April S-Sidney Drew, American come
April 1S-Mrs. Phoebe A. Hearst, in San
Francisco.
April 16-Former Ambassador Robert s.
Mccormick of Chicago.
Henry Morse Stephens, educator and
author. in San Francisco.
April I7-Dr. ]. Cleveland Cady. noted
architect, in New York.
April 1S-Harlow N. Higinbotham of
April z-Jules vedrines. famous French
aviator.
Werner 2. Reed. western oil magnate. j.,
April 2s-Albert Estopinal, congressman
from Louisiana, in New Orleans.
May 1-Joseph w. Jefferson. American
Asher Kinds. parliamentarian. in Wash
May 11-Rear Admiral Chauncey Thorn
May i4H. ]. Heinz of Pittsburgh.
Helen Hyde. American artist
May 16-Will J. Davis, veteran theatri-
cal manager, in Chicago.
Nav 17-General ZelaVa ex-DreSident Of
Nicaragua, in New York.
May 1SDavid H. Greer. Protestant
Episcopal bishop of New York.
George P. Upton. noted writer on mu-
sic, in Chicago.
May N-Congressnan C. C. Van Dyke
Of St. Paul, MINI; commander in chief
June 6-Frederick Thompson, noted the
atrical manager. in New York.
Spooner of Wisconsin.
June 12-Former Congressman James A
Tawney of Minnesota
June H-Weedon Grossmith, British ac-
tor and artist
Ernest Lister, governor of Washington.
July Pr. Anna Howard Shaw, veteran
suffragist, at Moylan. Pa.
Ex-Congressman Lemuel Ely Quigg. in
July S-John Fox. Jr., novelist, at Big
Stone Gap, Va
July 12-Dr. w. Max Muller, orientalist,
professor of Egyptology at University Of
Charles Rock, English actor.
Albert Vickers, England's greatest man
ufacturer Of steel products and airplanes.
July 23-Sir Edward H. Holden, noted
British financier
George H; Primrose. famous minstrel.
manufacturer, inventor and philanthropist.
July 25-Elias Greenebaum. noted Chica-
go banker, aged 81.
July &-Sir Edward ]. Poynter, presi-
dent of Royal academy.
July 2s-George A. Storey, famous paint
er, in London.
Aug. 1--Oscar Hammerstein, opera i'm
presario, in New York.
Aug. Twill N. Harden. American au-
]. E. C"Gas') Addicks. Delaware nnan-
Aug. s-Ralph Blakelock. American ar
tist
Aug eRuggiero Leoncavallo. composer.
Prof. Ernst Haeckel, at Jena.
Aug. 11-Andrew Carnegie. at Lenox,
Aug. 1e-Frederick Layton. veteran
packer, at Milwaukee.
Baron Inverclyde at Glasgow.
Aug. 2s-Gen. Louis Botha. premier of
Sept. 3-Budd Doble, famous driver of
harness horses, at Los Angeles.
Sept. 6-Admiral Baron Beresford OF
England
James w. Osborne noted criminal law
yer, in New York.
Sept. 8-Duncan c. Ross, famous swords
man and wrestler, in Baltimore.
Sept. 9-John Mitchell, former president
United Mine Workers.
Eloi Sylvia. noted Belgian operate
sept. 12-Leonid Andreef. Russian au-
Sept. 1s-Arthur M Beaupre. former
U. S. minister to Colombia, in Chicago.
Sept. S-Congressman j. b. Thompson.
Sept lit. P. shonts. New York trac-
ton magnate.
Sept. 25-Charles L. Freer, capitalist and
art connoisseur, o. Detroit.
John s. Washburn of Minneapolis. big
Sept. 27-Adelina Patti. at Penycas.
Sept. 2s-Chief Justice H. w. Bond of
Missouri supreme court.
Sept 29-Rev. E. J. Vattman. noted
Sept. so-Gen. Patrick Egan, pioneer
home ruler and former U. S. minister to
Chile In New York.
Sept. 29-Dr. Nathaniel I. Rubinkam.
noted lecturer. in Chicago
Oct 1-Charles w. cBuffalo'O Jones,
famous plainsman and hunter. at Topeka.
Oct. 9Rt. Rev. ]. c. Sage. Episcopal
bishop of Salina. Kan.
DR.. Daniel B. Towner. noted evangelist,
Oct Philip H. Mcmillan. owner De-
troit Free Press.
Oct. 7-Henry Mills Alden. editor Har-
Don Ricardo Palma. noted Peruvian
author.
Alfred Deakin. former premier of Aus
tralia.
Oct S-Dr. Cyril Hopkins of University
of Illinois at Gibraltar.
Oct. I4-Rodman Law. noted aviator. at
Greenville S. c.
Bishop P ]. Garrigan Of Catholic do
cese of Sioux City. Iowa.
Oct 15-Rear Admiral Richardson Clo-
yer. u s. N, retired
Oct 1s-viscount Astor, in London.
oct. 20-Count V. Macchi di Celere, Ital-
ian ambassador to U. 8.
Oct 21-Alf T., Ringing, circus owner.
at Dover, n. ].
Oct. 25-sir Ernest waterlow, noted Brit
Oct. so~Ena Wheeler Wilcox. poet and
Nov. l-Col J. D. Bell. commander in
chief of G.. A. r.
Nov. Swan Lewis, former champion
heavyweight wrestler.
Edgar Stanton Maclay. American naval
Nov. 7-Huga Haase, head Of German
independent socialists.
Nov Nv f WeyI noted statistician