The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1920-01-15


Jan. i@sir Charles wyndham, British
/ actor.
w. ]. Onahan, prominent Catholic lay
man, in Chicago.
Jan. 13-Dr. Horace Fletcher. dietetic.
Jan. 16-Rodriguez Alves. president
| elect of Brazil.
Jan. 1S-Prince John, youngest son Of
| king of England.
Jan. 22-Former u. S. Senator George
! 7. oliver at Pittsburgh.
Jan. 25--Congressman Edward Robbins
| of Greensburg, Pa.
| Jan. 27-Rear Admiral F. Z. Chadwick
Jan s1-Nat G. Goodwin, actor
| John T. Milliken, oil and mine magnate
| at st. Louis.
Feb. 2-Xavier Leroux. French operate
| composer.
Feb. S-Prof. E. c. Pickering. director OF
| Harvard observatory
| Feb. 5-Rudolf7 Aronson light opera COM
| poser and producer, in New York.
| Feb. 9-Bessie Abbott. operate prims
| Feb. 17-Sir Wilfrid Laurier. former pre-
| mier of Canada.
| Feb. 1S-Gen. Baron Y. Fukushima,
! noted Japanese soldier.
Feb. DIR. Mary. Walker. pioneer suf-
| souri,, in France.
Feb. 2t-Julian Story, American artist
L
| munds Of Vermont.
| Robert Harris, Canadian artist
March 2-Charles E. Van Loan, author.
w. r. Burt, lumber magnate, at Sagi-
nav, Mich.
March S-James Witheycombe, governor
| of Oregon.
rotary of the navy.
March 11-Amelia E. Barr. author. in
New York.
March 14-Roger A. Pryor, in New York.
k artist
March 23-Henry M. Blossom. musical
comedy writer, in New York.
March 25-Fred II. Hall, veteran jour-
nalist, in Chicago.
George Fort, assistant treasurer of the
April ST. w. Woolworth. originator Of
five and ten cent stores.
Lew Shaw. famous billiard player.
April 9--Sidney Drew. American come
dian
April 13--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
Miss jane DelanO. Red Cross Nursing
director, in France.
architect. in New York
April 1S-Harlow N. Higinbotham OF
April Sl-Julcs vedrines. famous French
Werner z. Reed, western oil magnate.
April 27-Imre Kiraify, pageant and
spectacle producer, ct Brighton. ENGLAND
from Louisiana, in New Orleans.
May 1-Joseph w. Jefferson. American
Asher Kinds, parliamentarian. in Wash
May 11-Rear Admiral Chauncey Thorn
Nav fiji. ]. Heinz of Pittsburgh.
Helen HYDE American artist
May 16-Will j. Davis, veteran theatre
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-
May 2o-Congressman c. c.. Van Dyke
of st. Paul, Mimi, commander in chief
of United Spanish War Veterans.
June 6-Frederick Thompson, noted the
atrical manager. in New York.
June 10-Forner U. 49, Senator John c.
Spooner of Wisconsin
June 12.Former Congressman James A.
Tawney of Minnesota.
June H-Weedon Grossmith, British &C
tor and artist.
Ernest Lister, governor of Washington.
July 2-Dr. Anna Howard Shaw, veteran
suffragst, at Moylan. Pa.
congressman Lemuel Ely Quigg, in
New York.
July 8-John Fox, IT,. novelist. at Big
July 12-Dr. w. Max Muller, orientalist.
professor of Egyptology at University OF
Charles Rock, Err glish actor.
Albert Vfckers, England's greatest man.
ufacturer of steel products and airplanes.
July 23-Sir Edward H. Holden. noted
British financier.
George n Primrose, famous minstrel.
manufacturer, inventor and philanthropist.
July 25-Elias Greenebaum, noted Chica-
go banker, aged 81.
July 26-Sfr Edward J. Poynter, presi-
dent of Royal academy.
I July 29-George A. Storey. famous paint
er, in London.
Aug. 1-Oscar Hammerstein. opera i'm
presario in New York.
Aug. 7-Will N. Harden. American au-
j. E. ("Gas") Addicks Delaware finan-
Aug. s--Ralph Blakelock. American ar
tist.
Aug. s-Ruggiero Leoncavallo. composer.
Prof. Ernst Haeckel. at Jena
Aug. n-Andrew Carnegie, at Lenox.
Mass.
packer, at Milwaukee.
Baron Inverclyde. at Glasgow
Aug. 2S-Gen. Louis Botha. premier OF
Sept sBudd Doble. famous driver of
harness horses, at Los Angeles
Sept 6-Admiral Baron Beresford of
James w. Osborne. noted criminal law
Sept s-Duncan G. Ross famous swords
man and wrestler in Rai fdrn nrssdart
United Mine Workers.
Eloi Sylvia, noted Belgian operatic
sept. 12-Leonid Andreef, Russian au-
Sept 13-Arthur M. Beaupre former
U. S. minister to Colombia, in Chicago
Sept 1S-Congressman ]. B. Thompson.
Sept TT. P. shonts, New York trac-
ton magnate
Sept. 2lCharles L. Freer, capitalist and
art connoisseur, Of Detroit.
John s. Washburn of Minneapolis. big
Sept. 27-Adeiina Patti. at Penycae.
Sept. 2S-Chief Justice H. w. Bond of
Missouri supreme court.
Sept 29-Rev. E. J. vattman. noted
Catholic priest and army chaplain. at chi
Sept so-Gen. Patrick Egan.. pioneer
home ruler and former U. s. minister to
Sept. 2s-Dr. Nathaniel I. Rubinkam.
noted lecturer in Chicago.
Oct. i-Charles w. ('Buffalo'p Jones.
famous plainsman and hunter. at Topeka.
Oct. s-Rt. Rev. J. c. Sage. Episcopal
bishop of Salina, Kan.
DR.. Daniel B. Towner. noted evangelist.
Oct. 4~Phiiip H. Mcmillan. owner De-
Oct. Henry Mills Alden. editor Har-
per's Magazine.
Don Ricardo Palma. noted Peruvian
author.
Alfred Dealzin. former premier Of AUS
Oct. s-Dr. Cyril Hopkins of University
Of Illinois. at Glib, ar.
Oct. 14-Rodman l. :, noted aviator. at
Bishop p. ]. Garrigan Of Catholic do