St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1922-01-14
|CHRONOL OGICAL REVIEW OF EVENTS OF I'M
lPORTANCE; As COUPLED FOR THE YEAR 1921

| Apr s-M D. Berlitz. founder Of han
| sulese schools, in New York
april s-Julle Opp tMrs. William Faver-
| sham), actress, in New York.
| April aArchbshop Walsh OF Dublin.
Sydney Fisher. Canadian statesman.
April 10-Federal Judge J. c. Pritchard.
former United States senator. at Asheyille'
N. c.
| April u-Augusta Victoria, former em-
April ls-Marshall M. Kirkman, railroad
| authority and author. in Chicago
| April 27-Mrs. Lucy Flower. pioneer edu-
Gator of Wisconsin and Chicago.
April 3oJohn Robinson. retired circus
| owner. at Miami, Fla
May a-Dr W. R. Brooks, dlscoversr OF
many comets, at Geneva. n. 7.
| May 1b-Former United States Senator
| T. B. Catron OF dNew Mexico.
May NV. w. Canada, for 10 years
| United States consul 1T Vera Cruz, Mex
! May 1s-Franklin K. Lane, former Sec
rotary Of the interior, at Rochester. MINI.
| May 1e-Edward D. White, chief Justice
| of United States Supreme court, In WASH
| ington.
May 21-Mrs Ella I. Rood. founder Of
| Audubon society. In Chicago.
| May 25-Emile Compes. French states-
man.
H. B. Ledyard, chairman Michigan Cen
May 2s-Dr M. r. vesnitch. Jugo-slav
| statesman.
Very Rev. DR.. Andrew Morrissey. CO.
| adjutor general of the Congregation OF
| the Holy Cross and former president OF
| Notre Dame university.
May 2e-Brig. Gen. Horace Porter. Civil
war veteran and diplomat In New York
June 6-Rt. Hon. William T. Crooks.
| labor leader of England.
| June 7-Alvin T. Hert. Republican ma
tional committeeman from Kentucky.
Brig. Gen. ]. 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 13-Gen. Jose Gomez. former presi-
| dent of Cuba, in New York.
H. 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. H. Taylor. editor OF Boston
June 2s-Prof. Elias Colbert. veteran
journalist and astronomer of Chicago:
Charles J. Bonaparte OF Baltimore, for
| mer cabinet member.
| London.
June so-Maj Gen. Edward Fielding.
vice president Volunteers Of America.
July 3-John F. Wallace. famous en-
July 1-Dr. ". E. Stone. president Pur-
due university. killed in mountain climb
| Ing accident
July 2AJudge 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 31-Edgar Saltus. author, in New
| York city.
Aug. 2-Enrico Caruso, operate tenor,
Aug. Gjohn &. Jenkins. Wisconsin fur
list, at Milwaukee.
Congressman r. A. James Of Virginia.
Aug. s-Thomas 8, Rowland, vice presl-
dent Chicago, Burlington & Quincy rail-
John D. spreckles. Jr.. In San Fran
| cisco.
Aug. u-William G. Hook Of Kansas.
Aug. 1s-samue1 r. Colt, rubber manu-
| ,facturer, at Bristol, r. T.
| ! Aug. fixing Peter of Serbia, at Boil
Aug. 1e-Maj Gen. Harry A. Greene. u.
8. A.. retired, at Oakland. Cal.
| / Demetrios Rhallys. former premier OF
Greece.
Aug. 25-Peter Cooper Hewitt, American
Aug: sl-F1eld Marshal Count Won Bue-
Sept. 2-Austln Dobson. English poet.
prince Louis Of Battenberg). in London.
un IT. Rh staeef a,sga
| Sept. 16-Peer O. stromme. journalist
and author. at Madison, Wis.
Sept. 1s-Rt Rev. Thomas O'Gorman.
Sept. A-sir Ernest cassel. British
| f1nancier.
Sept -Engelbert Humpsrdlnck. Ger
| man composer
Oct. Former Federal Judge p. q.
oct. 5-David s. Bispham. American
| baritone, in New York.
Former King William II OF Wurtem-
Oct 12-Philander Case Knox, United
| States senator from Pennsylvania.
Oct. 1S-Ludw1g III. former king Of
oct. 21-Maj. GEN w. W. wotherspoon,
oct 2s-Dr. W.. NJ. King, president
emeritus OF Cornell college, Iowa.
Nov. 3-Dan r. Hanna, capitalist and
| publisher Of Cleveland, o.
Nov. 5-Rev Antoinette L. b. Blackwell.
| first woman ordained az minister In UNI
| ted States at Elizabeth, N. J.
Nov &c. H. Prior, pioneer railway
0q Mrs.. George J: Gould edith K,nzdon>.
at Lakewood, N. J.
Nov. M-E G."d D. M ~ 1 1ta,, nher'can
/ Nov 22-Christine Nilsson, Countess do
Casa Miranda, operatic soprano, In Co.
? Henry M. Hyndman, British Socialist
Nov. +Ernest wadsworth Longfellow,
| artist and last surviving son Of the poet
/ Longfellow, In Boston.
| Nov. 27-Lieut Col. c. w. Whittlesey,
| hero Of 'lost battalion" suicide at sea.
| Nov. 28-Abdul BAHIA Abbas, leader Of
| the Bahaists at Halfa, Syria.
| Nov. 29-1van Caryll. musical comedy
| composer, in New York.
| Lord Mount Stephen, creator OF Cana
| dian Pacific railway system.
| Dec. 10-sdr Arthur Pearson. noted Eng
| lish publisher.
| Victor Jacob. composer, in New York.
| Dec. I-Earl OF Halsbury, former Brit
! ish lord high chancellor.
| Dec. 12-H. Clay Evans Of Tennessee.
| former commissioners Of pensions.
] Dec. 15-Congressman J. A E1ston Of
| California.
John w. Dunt1ey. millionaire manufac-
| t1rer Of pneumatic tools, in Chicago
| Dec. 16-Camille saintzSaens, French
| composer and musician.
DISASTERS
Jan. 1s-Pachuca. Mexico, inundated By
breaking Of dam: many killed or injured,
Jan W-British submarine and crew Of
| Sc lost
Jan. 2-Four- million-dollar ire In busl-
ness section Of Athens. Ga
Feb. 26-United States destroyer Woolsoy
sunk In collision off Panama: 1e lost.
| Feb. H-Thirty-seven killed and many
injured In railway collision ut Porter. Ind.
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