Middletown transcript., 1922-01-07

1 SudRe bCuOOiS IN new YORK.
April S-Julie Opp (Mrs William Faver
shamo. actress, IN New York.
April eArchbishop. Walsh of Dublin.
Sydney flsher. Canadian statesman.
| April lo-Federal Judge J. c. Pritchard.
former United States senator, at Asheville,
N. c.
April 11-Augusta Victoria, former en-
April 1s-Marshall M. Kirkman, railroad
authority ana author. in Chicago.
April gaMrs. Lucy Flower. pioneer edu-
Gator OF Wisconsin and Chicago.
APRIL S@J9hn Mi Robinson. retired circus
May S-Dr. w. R. Brooks, discoverer of
many comets at Geneva. N. Y.
IT May Ia cn,.dr aewFormeT United States Senator
May I-W. w. Canada. for 10 years
United States consul at Vera Cruz, Mex
May 1s-Franklin X. Lane. former sec-
retary Of the interior. at Rochester. MINI.
May 1e-Edward ID. White, chief Justice
or United states Supreme court in WASH
May 21-Mrs. Ella l. Rood. founder of
Audubon society. in Chicago
May 25-Emile Combes. French states
man.
III H b BE Lssdyard. chaiEman Michigan Cen
May 2S-Dr. M. R. vesnltch. Jugo-slav
statesman.
adtutor, general of the Congregation of
the Holy Cross and former president of
Notre Dame university.
May 29-Brig. Gen. Horace Porter, Civil
war veteran and diplomat. in New York.
June 6-Rt. Hon. William T. Crooks.
labor leader of England
June ALVIN T. Hert. Republican ma
tional committeeman from Kentucky.
Brig Gen. j. W. Ruckman at Brook
June S-Col F. w. Galbraith, Jr.. ma
tonal commander Of American Legion,
killed In automobile accident at Indian
apolis.
June s-Col. William Hester, president
Brooklyn Daily Eagle.
John Golden. president United Textile
June 1s-Gen. Jose Gomez. former presi-
dent of Cuba, in New York.
II; c. Ide. former governor general OF
June 15-Judge w. A. Blount Of Florida.
president American Bar association.
June 16-William E. Mason. congress-
man -at-large from Illinois
June 22-Dr. Morris Jastrow. Jr., au-
thority on Semitic literature.
Gen. c. II. Taylor. editor Of Boston
Globe.
June 2s-Prof Elias Colbert, veteran
journalist and astronomer, of Chicago.
Charles j. Bonaparte Of Baltimore, for
mer cabinet member.
London.
June 3o-Maj. Gen. Edward Fielding.
vice president Volunteers of America.
July SJohn 1I F.. Wallace. famous en-
July 10-Douglas Story, author and
journalist. in India.
July 15-Dr W. 2. Stone. president Pur-
due university, killed in mountain climb
ing accident.
July 2AJudge septimus Hanna. leader
in Christian Science church.
July 9-Robert E. Burke, former Demo.
cratic leader of Chicago.
Charles B. Cory. ornithologist. at Ash
land, Wis.
v3i July AZ sl-Edgar saltus author. in New
Aus, 2-Enrico Caruso. operate tenor.
In Naples. Italy.
Aug. 6-John G. Jenkins. Wisconsin jur-
list. at Milwaukee.
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. 11-william C. Hook of Kansas.
jurist.
Aug. 13-Samuel p. Colt, rubber manu-
facturer. at Bristol, r. !.
Aug. liking Peter of Serbia. at Bel
Aug. 1s-Maj Gen. Harry A. Greene, U.
S. A., retired. at Oakland, Cal
Demetrios Rhallys. former premier OF
Greece
Aug. 23-Sir Sam Hughes, Canadian
Aug. 25- Peter Cooper Hewitt. American
inventor, in Paris.
aug. 3l-t1elQ MarSnal Count Won Bue-
low, in Berlin.
Sept. 2-Austin Dobson. English poet.
Sept. 11-Marquis of Milford Haven
prince Louis of Battenberg). in London
Former United States Senator George
p. Wetmore of Rhode Island.
and author at Madison, Wis
Sept. 1S-Rt. Rev. Thomas O'Gorman.
Catholic bishop of Sioux Falls, S. d.
:: Sept. I-sir Ernest Cassel. British
financier.
Sept 2s-Engelbert Hnmperdinck. Ger
Princess Pauline Metternich in Vienna.
Oct. 1-Former Federal Judge p. S.
eTSsscup Of vid Ghiess0 Rsnss at sen Amsr,c.,
baritone, in New York
Former King William IL of Wurtem-
Oct. 12-Philander Case Knox, United
Oct. B-LudwIg III, former king Of
Oct. 2i-Maj. Gen. w. w. wotherspoon.
Oct. 2$-Dr. w. M. King. president
emeritus of Cornell college, iowa.
Nov; 3-Dan r. Hanna. capitalist and
publisher of Cleveland, o.
Nov. 5-Rev. Antonette L. B. Blackwell.
first woman ordained as minister in Uni
ted States. at Elizabeth. N. J.
Nov. Sc H, Prior. pioneer railway
builder, in Minneapolis.
Mrs George J. Gould edith Kingdon),
at Lakewood N. ].
Nov. 20-LaWrence G. Earl, American
painter at Grand Rapids Mich.
Nov. 22-Christine Nilsson. Countess de
Casa Miranda, operate soprano. in Co.
penhagen.
Henry NJ Hyndman. British Socialist
leader
Nov. 24-Ernest wadsworth Longfellow,
artist and last surviving son of the poet
Longfellow, in Boston.
Nov. 27-Leut. Col. C. w. Whittlesey,
hero of lost 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.
Rev. DR.. A. H. Strong. Baptist minister.
in Pasadena. Cal
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 ]. A. Elston of
California.
John w. Duntley, millionaire manufac-
turer of pneumatic tools. in Chicago.
Dec. 16-Camille Saint-Saens, French
composer and musician.