The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-01-01

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Jan 22-Former U S. Senator Georg.
r. oliver at Pittsburgh,
Jan. 3-Congressman Edward Robbins
| OF GreensburE, Pa.
Jan. G-Rear Admiral +. f. Chadwick
| u. s N. retired
Jan 3l-Nat c, Goodwin, actor
John 7. Milliken oil and mine magnate
| al St Louis.
Feb 2-Xavier Leroux. French operate
! composer.
Feb S-Prof L.. c. Pickering. director OF
! Harvard observatory
Feb 5--Rudolf Aronson, light opera com
| poser and producer, In New York.
! Feb. 9-Bessie Abbott, operate prima
! donna.
Feb. l7-sir wlfrid Laurier. former pre-
! mier OF Canada.
Feb. lS-Gen Baron Y. Fukushima,
! noted japanese soldier.
Feb. 2l-Dr. Mary Walker. pioneer SUI
! fragist, in Washington.
! w. +. Borland, congressman from Mis-
Feb 24-Julian story, American artist,
! Feb. 27-Former U. S. Senator G. +, Ed
| munds of Vermont.
Robert Harris Canadian artist.
| March 2-Charles +. Van Loan. author.
! w. r. Burt, lumber magnate. at Sagi-
nav. Mich.
March S-James witheycombe. governor
| of Oregon
March G-HIlary A. Herbert. former sec.
| rotary OF the navy.
March ll--Amela L. Barr, author. in
! New York.
March l4-Roger A. Pryor, In New York.
| March r-Kenyon Cox, noted artist, In
| New York.
March 23-Henry NJ. Blossom. musical
comedy writer, in New York.
March 25-Fred II. Hall, veteran jour
| nalist, in Chicago
George Fort assistant treasurer OF the
| u. S.
April ST. w. woolworth. originator of
| five and ten cent stores.
| Lew Shaw, famous billiard player.
| April 9-Sidney Drew, American come
! dian
April l3-Mrs Phoebe A. Hearst, in san
April 16-Former Ambassador Robert 8.
Mccormick Of Chicago,
Henry Morse Stephens. educator and
author In San Francisco
Miss Jane Delauo, Red Cross Nursing
director in France.
April 17-Dr. j Cleveland Cady. noted
| architect in New York
April 1S-Harlow N. Higinbotham OF
April 2l-Jules vedrines. famous French
aviator
Werner q. Reed. western oil magnate.
April H-Imre kiraity. pageant and
spectacle producer, at Brighton, England.
April 28-Albert Estopinal, congressman
from Louisiana, in New Orleans.
May Joseph w. jefferson, American
actor.
Asher Kinds. parllamentarlsn. in Wash
ingtOn.
May ll-Rear Admiral Chauncey Thorn
May Al ]. Heinz of Pittsburgh
Helen Hyde American artist.
May l6-Wll J. Davis, veteran theatri-
cal manager in Chicago.
May 17-General Zelaya, eX-president of
Nicaragua, in New York.
May 19-David H Greer. Protestant
Episcopal bishop of New York.
George p. Upton, noted writer on mu-
sic. in Chicago.
OF St. Paul, MINI, commander in chief
of United Spanish War Veterans.
June G-F'rederick Thompson, noted the
atrical manager, in New York.
June l0-Former U. s. Senator John c..
Spooner of Wisconsin.
June 12-Former Congressman James A.
Tawney OF Minnesota.
June u-Weedon Grossmith. British ao-
tor and artist
Ernest Lister, governor OF Washington.
July DIR. 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, Engands greatest man
ufacturer OF steel products and airplanes.
July 23-sir Edward H. Holden, noted
British financier.
George H. Primrose famous minstrel.
July 24-La Verne w Moves, Chicago
manufacturer, inventor and phianthropst.
July g5-Elias Greenebaum, noted Chica-
go banker. aged 81.
July 26-Sir Edward J. Poynter. presi-
dent Of Royal academy
July 29-George A. Storey, famous paint
er. in London
Aug Oscar Hammerstein, opera i'm
presario. in New York.
Aug 7-Win N. Harden. American au-
j, E. cGas'D Addicks. Delaware hnan-
cier.
Aug S-Ralph Blakelock. American ar
Aug s-Ruggiero Leoncavallo, composer.
Prot. Ernst Haeckel, at Jena
Aug u-Andrew Carnegie, at Lenox,
Mass
Aug. 16-Frederick Layton. veteran
packer, at Milwaukee.
Baron Tnverclyde, at Glasgow.
Aug 29-Gen. Louis Botha, premier OF
South Africa.
Sept S-Budd Doble. famous driver of
harness horses, at Los Angeles.
Sept, 6-Admral Baron Beresford of
England
James w Osborne, noted criminal law
Sept. S-Duncan c. Ross, famous swords
man and wrestler, in Baltimore.
sept. 9-John Mitchell, former president
lDltel Mine workers.
Floi sylvia, noted Belgian operate
singer.
sept. 12-Leonld Andreef Russian au-
thor.
U. S minister TO Colombia in Chicago.
Sent. 1S-COngressman j. B. Thompson.
Oklahoma
Sept Ut. p shonts, New York trac-
tiOn magndte.
Sept. 25-Charles L. Freer, capitalist and
art COnnOisseur, Of Detroit
John S. Washburn of Minneapolis. big
-four miller.
sept, 28-Chief Justice II. W. Bond of
Missouri supreme court
Sept 29--Rev. e. ]. Vattman. noted
Catholic priest and army chaplain. at Chi
Sept. so-Gen. Patrick Egan, pioneer
home ruler and former U. S. minister to
Chile in New York.
Sept % Or. Nathaniel I. Rubinkam,
noted lecturer, In Chicago,
Oct 1-Charles w. ("Buffalo'D Jones,
famous plalnsman and hunter, at Topeka,
Oct s-Rt Rev. J. C. Sage Episcopal
bishop of Salina, Kan.
DIR. Daniel y. Towner, noted evangelist,
Longwood, Mo.
oct 4-Phillp II, Mcmillan. owner De-
oct Henry Mills Alden. editor Har-
per's Magazine.
Don Ricardo Palma, noted Peruvian
author
Alfred DeaSin, former premier OF Aus
tralia.
oct S-Dr. Cyril Hopkins OF University
OF Illinois at Gibraltar.
Oct 14-Rodman Law. noted aviator. at
Greenville, S. c.
Bishop p. j. Garrigan of Catholic do
cese of Sioux City, Iowa.
Oct 15-Rear Admiral Richardson Clo-
YER Y S. N. retired.
Oct 1s-Vscount Aston, I'm London
Oct 20-Count " Macchi di Celere, Ital-
ian ambassador to y. S.
Oct 2i-Alf II. Ringing, circus owner,
at Dover, N j.
oct 25-sir Ernest Wat1rlow, n oted Brit
ish painter
Oct 30--Ella Wheeler Naco:;. poet and
author