Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1922-01-05
ago; March IT. Wv. ammu,v..

caEo; March IL, ~. y. W. 0msauaus.
educator, lecturer and preacher, of
Chicago; March 10, Bert JestOA Tay-
lor of the Chicago Trib0AS most IA
nous column conductsr"; March -.
Inmes Cardinal Gibbons, archbishop Of
Baltimore; March rs, Mrs. George NJ
4 Pullman, widow Of the car builder,
and Charles Haddon Chambers, Aus
trallan playwright; March 20, John
Burroughs, beloved American natural
| list
April 3, Annie Louise Cary, once
famous prima donna; April 8, Julie
Opp, actress, and b. f. Wallace, pioneer
! circus man; April 8, Archbishop Walsh
of Dublin, Sydney Fisher, Canadian
statesman, and Ernesto Nathan, former
mayor Of Rome; April IL, Augusta
Victorin, former empress of Germany:
April 80, John Robinson, noted circu~
| owner.
May 3, DIR. w. r. Brooks, astronO-
mer; May 8, ]. A. Sleicher, editor Les
lies Weekly; May IA, ALI Hyman, the
atrlcal manager May 10, Former SEN
ator I. b. Catron of New Mexico; May
Is, Former Secretary of the Interior
Franklin b. Lane; May 10, Edward ID.
White, chief justice of the United
States Supreme court; May 20, Gen.
Horace Porter, war veteran and dlplO-
mat.
June 8, w. T. Crooks, noted British
labor leader; June Z, Alvin T. Hert,
Republican leader of Kentucky; June 8,
Col. Il. w. Galbraith, Jr., national COM
mander of the American Legion; June
ID, Gen. Jose Gomez, former president
Of Cuba, and II. G. Ide, former COVER
nor general of the Philippines; June
10, Judge w. A. Blount of Florida,
president Of the American Bar asso-
citation; June 16, William Il. Mason,
cdngressman-at-large from Illinois;
June %, Dr. Morris Jastrow, authority
on Semitic literature, and Gen. G. Fl.
Taylor editor of the Boston Globe;
June %, Charles ]. BOnaparte of Bal
tlmore; June 20, Lady Randolph
Churchill.
July 8, John II. Wallace, eminent en-
gineer; July 10, Douglas Story, author
and journalist; July II, Harry Hawker,
famous British aviator; July 10, DR..
w. e. Stone, president Of Purdue uni
verslty; July 20, Robert Il. Burke,
prominent Democrat of Chicago, and
Charles b. Cory, ornithOlogist; July 81,
Edgar Saltus author.
Aug 2, Enrico Caruso, the famous
operate tenor; Aug. 8, John G. Jen-
kins, Wisconsin jurist; Aug. IL, Will
liam G. Hook, jurist, of Kansas; Aug.
Y, Alexander Block, noted Russian
poet; Aug. Ii, Samuel p. Colt, leader in
rubber industry; Aug. II, King Peter Of
Serbia; Aug. 10, Demetrios Rhallys.
Greek statesman; Aug. %, Sir Sam
Hughes of Canada; Aug. rs, Peter
Cooper Hewitt, noted American inven-
tor; Aug. 81, Field Marshal Count Won
Buelow, German war leader.
Sept 2, Austin DObson, English
poet; Sept. IL, Former Senator George
p. Wetmore of Rhode Island; Sept. 10,
Peer Stromme, American author and
journalist; Sept. 81, Sir Ernest Cas-
sci, British financier; Sept. %, Engel.
bert Humperdinck, German composer.
Oct l, Former Federal Judge Peter
Grosscup of Chicago; Oct. 2, David
Blspham, American baritone, and Will
liam II, former king of Wurttemberg;
Oct II, Philander Case Knox, senator
from Pennsylvania; Oct. IS, Ludwig
Ill, former king of Bavaria; Oct. q,
Maj. Gen. w. w. Wotherspoon, U. 8.
A.; Oct. %, "Bat" Masterson, writer
and former noted westerner; Oct. 20,
Henry 0yen, American novelist
Nov 3, Dan Hanna, capitalist and
publisher, of Cleveland, o.; Now 8,
Rev. Antoinette Blackwell, first woman
ordained as a minister In the United
States; Nov. -, G. II. Prior of st.
Paul. railway builder, and Mrs. George
]. Gould; Nov. 20, Lawrence G. Earl,
American painter; Nov. %, Christine
Nilsson, Countess de Casa Miranda,
once famous operate soprano, and
Henry NJ. Hyndman, British socialist
leader; Nov. q, Lieut.. Col. c. w.
Whittlesey, hero of the "lost battal-
ion;' Nov. %, Abdul Bahia Abbas, lead
er of the Bahaists; Nov. 20, Ivan
Caryll, composer, and Lord Mount Ste
phen, creator of the Canadian Pacific
railway system.
Dec. 10, Sir Arthur Pearson, famous
blind publisher of England; Dec. IL,
the earl of Halsbury, former British
lord high chancellor; Dec. IL, II. Clay
Evans of Tennessee, former commits
sloner of pensions; Dec. 10, Congress-
man j. A. ElstOn of California. who
| committed suicide. Dec 1G Camilla