Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-01-06


Jan. 1-Thomas Hume, millionaire lum-
herman at Muskegon, Mich:
Jan. paul Adam, French novelist.
Jan. 4-Charles E. Magoon, former
governor of canal zone.
John F; Dodge, automobile manufac-
Jan. 16-ReginaId De Koven, American
composer.
Jan 2O--Alfred Parsons, British painter.
author, at Yonkers, N. Y.
Jan. 27-J. B. Wilson, Texas cattle mag
nate.
Jan. 8o-Hi Henry. noted minstrel. in
Henry U. Nudge, prominent railway ex-
ecutive, in Denver.
Feb. 4-E. P. Ripley, chairman of Santa
Fe railway, at Santa Barbara, Cal.
o. c. Barber, founder of Diamond Match
company, at Barberton, Q.
Feb. 8-Hev. James B. Buckley, editor
Christian Advocate, at Morristown, N. ].
Feb. 10-C. F. Gunther, pioneer candy
manufacturer Of Chicago, and art con-
noisseur.
Feb. 11-Gaby Deslys. noted French
Baron Edmond de Rothschild, head of
French branch of great banking house;
Feb. 2-Julius Chambers, author and
Feb. 13-Brig. Gen. P. W. Dawson,
Feb. 2o-Rear Admiral Robert f. Peary.
U; S, N, discoverer of north pole.
Feb. 22-Maj R. w. Pullman, superin
tendent of Washington police.
Feb. 24-Franklin Murphy, former gov
ernor of New Jersey.
Feb. 25-John c. Oimsted, famous land
scape architect, at Brookline, Mass.
March Limited States Senator Johp H.
Bankhead of Alabama.
March 2-Arthur H. Bullen, British pub
Usher.
Karl Won Martins, noted German chem
ist.
John o'shea, editor Catholic Standard
and Times at PHILADELPHIA
March -George D. Smith, noted au-
thority on rare books, in New York.
Blair of New Hampshire in Washington.
March 19-Albert Rouillier, artist and
collector Of rare prints. at Chicago.
March 26-Dr. Thomas H Owen, direc-
tor of department of archives and his
tory of Alabama, at Montgomery, Ala.
William Thomas smedley, American
March 29NMiss Minnie Webb Curtis.
former national president of w. C. T. u,
March sO-CharIes F. Browne, land
scape artist, of Chicago, at Waltham,
March 81-Edwin warfeld, former gov
ernor of Maryland, at Baltimore.
April DIR. William Martin, medical di-
rector United States navy, retired, at
San Francisco.
April 4-Bishop Mathew S. Hughes OF
Portland, Ore, at Cleveland.
April 6-Laurent Honore Marqueste,
sculptor, in Paris.
Bishop Joseph S. Key of Methodist
church at Sherman, Tex.
April S-Dr. John A. Brashear, former
chancellor of University of Pittsburgh,
and astronomer.
April 10-Judge Richard s. Tuthil, at
April 12-Most Rev. John Baptist Gro
zier. archbishop of Armagh and primate
of all ireland.
April 14-ROger G. Sullivan, Democratic
April 16-Theodore N. Vail. chairman of
American Telephone and Telegraph COM
pany. at Baltimore.
April 2G-AIiss Marjorie Benton Cooke,
American author, at Manila.
May 4-R. J. Belford, publisher, at Los
Nav 9-Bfshop J. H. Vincent, founder
Of tFo Chautauqua assembly and of the
Rockefeller foundation, in Chicago.
May 11-William Dean Howells, in New
May 16-Levi P. Morton. former vice
president.
Robert B. Glenn. member international
Joint commission
Nav i7-Col. W. D'A. Mann, inventor
and publisher, in Morristown, N. ].
May 1S-Dr. John N. Stockwell, noted
astronomer, in Cleveland. o.
June 1-Rear Admiral W. w. Hendrick-
June SoDr. Charles Augustus stoddard,
noted author, in New York.
June 5-Rear Admiral Winterhalter,
Rhoda Broughton, British novelist.
June 14-Mme. Rejane, famous French
actress.
Crown prince of Siam.
June 1S-George w. Perkins, fnancier
at Stamford, Conn.
July 4-Maj Gen. William c. Gorgas
former surgeon general of United States
REPRESENTATIVE Dick I. Morgan of Eighth
Oklahoma district.
July IO-Lord John Arbuthnot Fisher
first lord of British admiralty.
Tu1V 11-F'y-EmpreSS Eugene last em-
press of France, at Madrid, Spain.
July 12-Rear Admiral Henry Tudor
Brownell Harris, U. S. N, at Southamp-
July 2i~Arthur ]. Eddy. Chicago. au-
thor art critic and lawyer.
July 22-William <. Vanderbilt, in Paris
July 2S-W NJ. Reedy, editor and pub
Usher of the Mirror, of St. Louis.
Aug. II. Frank Hanley, former gov
ernor of Indiana, killed in auto accident
Marquis of Queensberry, in Johannes
burg.
Aug. 2-Isham Randolph, noted civil en-
! gineer, in Chicago.
DR.. Luis Calvin, Dominican minister to
Aug. fNCommander c. NJ. Howe, U.s.N
Rev. DIR. IT. c. Herring, general secre-
tary national council of Congrega tional
Aug. 81. f. Mccall, United States dis
trict judge for western Tennessee.
Aug. 10-James ONeill, veteran Ameri-
Rear Admiral Z. H. Gheen, U. S. N,
retired.
Aug. 12-Walter Winans noted Areri-
can artist and sportsman, in London
Aug 16-Sir Norman Lockyer, eminent
scientist at SidmOuth, England.
Aug. 2O-Mme. Etelka Gerster, famous
soprano, in Italy.
Aug. 22-Andreas Zorn, famous Swed-
ish painter.
Au 26-James Wilson, former secretary
of agriculture, at Traer. Iowa.
Aug. 29-Cardinal Annette, archbishop
of Paris.
Sept. 2-Cardinal Mendez. archbishop of
Toledo and primate of Spain.
Sept. 17-Egerton castle. English novel
ist.
Sept. 2O-George Nasmyth, American So
ciologist, at Geneva.
Sept 21-Dr. Eric DooIittle, noted as
tronomer, in Philadelphia.
Sept 26-S. P. Avery, art patron and
philanthropist, at Hartford, Conn.
Jacob Fl. Schiff, New York banker and
philanthropist.
Oct. 2-W. Murray Crane, United States
senator. at Dalton, Mass.
Oct. 6-Miguel de Palacios, noted Span
ish author.
oct. l0-Rev. DR.. H. Stuck, archdeacon
of the Yukon.
Oct 13-Mrs, Ogden Mills, social leader
in New York and Paris.
c. M. Alexander. famous evangelist, in
Birmingham, England.