Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1921-12-30

April 6-M d. Berlitz, founder of Ian
guage schools, in New York.
April S-Julle Opp (Mrs. William Faver-
sham), actress, IN New YORK.
April 9-Archblshop Walsh OF Dublin.
Sydney Fisher, Canadian statesman.
April 10-Federal Judge j. G. Pritchard,
former United States senator. at Asheviiie,
N. c.
| April 11-Augusta Victoria, former en-
press of Germany.
April 1S-Marshall NJ Kirkman, railroad
authority and author, in Chicago
/ April 27--Mrs Lucy Flower, pioneer edu-
Gator of Wisconsin and Chicago.
April 30-John Robinson. retired circus
| owner, at Miami, Fla.
May 3-Dr. w. r. Brooks, dlscoverer OF
many comets, at Geneva. N. T.
May 15-Former United States Senator
| T. b. Catron of New Mexico.
May NV w. Canada, for 10 years
United States consul at Vera Cruz, Mex
May 1S-Franklin x. Lane, former Sec
rotary of the interior, at Rochester, Mimi.
May 19-Edward d. White, chief Justice
of United States Supreme court, In wash
Nav 2l-Mrs. Ella l. Rood. founder of
Audubon society, In Chicago.
May 25-Emile Compes, French states
Fl. B. Ledyard, chairman Michigan Gen.
| trail board.
May 2s-Dr. M R. vesnitch. Jugo-Slav
| statesman.
|
/ adjutor general of the Congregation OF
/ the Holy Cross and former president or
| Notre Dame university.
| Nav 29-Brig Gen. Horace Porter, Civil
war veteran and diplomat. in New York
June 5-Rt. Hon. William T. CROOKS
| labor leader of England.
| June 7--Alvin T.. Hert, Republican ma
| tional committeeman from Kentucky.
| Brig Gen. j. w. Ruckman at Brook
/ line, Mass
June S--Col. F. w. Galbraith, Jr., ma
! tional commander of american Legion
| killed in automobile accident at Indian
| apolis.
June s-Col william Hester. president
Brooklyn Daily Eagle.
June Been. Jose Gomez, former presi-
| dent of Cuba, in New York.
H. c. Ide. former governor general OF
June I5-Judge w. A. Blount of Florida,
| president American Bar association.
June 16-Wiliam e. Mason, congress-
man-at-large from Illinois
June 22-Dr. Morris Jastrow, Jr., au-
thority on Semitic literature.
Gen. c. H. Taylor, editor of Boston
Globe.
June 2S-Prof Elias Colbert, veteran
journalist and astronomer of Chicago:
Charles ]. Bonaparte of Baltimore, for
mer cabinet member.
June 29-Lady Randolph Churchill In
London.
vice president Volunteers of America.
July 3-John F. Wallace, famous en-
gineer, in Washington.
July 15-Dr. w. e. Stone, president Pur>
due university, killed In mountain climb
ing accident.
July 24-Judge Septimus Hanna. leader
in Christian Science church.
July 29-Robert E. Burke, former Demo-
cratic leader of Chicago.
Charles B. Cory, ornithologist, at Ash
land, Wis.
July s1-Edgar saltus, author, in New
Aug. 2-Enrico Caruso, operate tenor,
in Naples, Italy.
Aug 6-John G. Jenkins. Wisconsin jur-
Congressman r. A. James of Virginia.
Aug. S-Thomas S. Rowland, vice presi-
dent Chicago, Burlington & Quincy rail-
way, in Boston.
John D. Spreckles Jr., in San Fran
CISCO
Aug. n-William C. Hook of Kansas.
Aug. 13-samuel P. Colt, rubber manu-
facturer, at Bristol, r. l.
Aug. liking Peter of Serbia, at Bell
grade.
S. A., retired, at Oakland, CAL
Demetrios Rhaliys. former premier of
Greece.
Aug. 2S-sir Sam Hughes. Canadian
statesman
Aug. 25-Peter Cooper Hewitt, American
inventor, in Paris.
Aug. S1-Field Marshal Count Won Bue-
low, in Berlin.
Sept. 2-Austin Dobson, English poet
Sept. n-Marqu:s of Milford Haven
prince Louis Of Battenberg), in London.
Former United States Senator George
p. Wetmore of Rhode Island.
Sept. 15-Peer o. Stromme, journalist
and author, at Madison, Wis
Sept. 18-Rt. Rev. Thomas O'Gorman.
Catholic bishop of Sioux Falls, S. ID.
Sept; M-Sir Ernest Cassel, British
financier.
Sept. S-Engelbert Humperdinck, Ger
Oct 1-Former Federal Judge p. 8.
Grosscup of Chicago, at sea.
Oct 2-David s. Bispham, American
baritone, in New York
Former King William III of Wurtem-
berg.
Oct. 12-Philander Case Knox, United
States senator from Pennsylvania.
Oct 1S-Ludwlg III, former king Of
Bavaria.
Oct 2i-Maj. Gen. w. w. wotherspoon.
u s. A., retired.
Oct 23-Dr. w. M. King, president
emeritus of Cornell college, Iowa.
Nov. 3-Dan r. Hanna, capitalist ana
publisher of Cleveland o.
Nov 5-Rev. Antoinette L. B. Blackwell
first woman ordained as minister in UNI
ted States, at Elizabeth, N. j.
Nov &c. II. Prior, pioneer railway
builder, in Minneapolis.
Mrs. George j. Gould edith Kingdom
at Lakewood, N. j.
Nov. 2O-Lawrence c. Earl, American
painter, at Grand Rapids, Mich
Nov. 22-Christine Nilsson, Countess de
Casa Miranda, operate soprano. in CO.
penhagen.
Henry M. Hyndman, British Socialist
leader.
Nov. 24-Ernest Wadsworth Longfellow.
artist and last surviving son of the poet
Longfellow, in Boston.
Nov 2T-Lieut. Col. C.. W. Whittlesey.
hero of '1ost battalion" suicide at sea-
Nov 2S-Abdul BAHIA Abbas, leader of
the Bahaists, at Halfa, Syria.
Nov 29-Ivan Caryll, musical comedy
composer, in New York.
Lord Mount Stephen, creator OF Cana
dian Pacific railway system.
Dec. 10-Sir Arthur Pearson, noted Eng
lish publisher.
Victor jacob, composer, in New York.
Dec. 11-Earl of Halsbury, former Brit
ish lord high chancellor.
Dec. 12-H. Clay Evans Of Tennessee,
former commissioner Of pensions.
Dec. 15-Congressman j. A. Elston OF
California.
John w. Duntley, millionaire manufac-
turer of pneumatic tools, I'm Chicago.
Dec. 16-Camille SaintlSaens, French
composer End musician.
DISASTERS
Jan. 1S-Pachuca, Mexico, inundated by
breaking of dam; many killed or injured.
Jan. 2O-British submarine and crew Of