The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-12-27
NEUROLOGY

Jan. Nv. 7. Whiting. Wisconsin pa
Wis o'h''
Rev Mrs. Cora L. V. Richmond, noted
Spiritualist, IN Chica go.
Jan. DIR. Emil q. Hirsch eminent
Jewish divine and scholar, in Chicago.
Jan. 1O-George hamIin. noted Amer
lean tenor.
Jan. DEMONSTRATING. former king Of
W. NJ. Moore, fnancier in New York.
Jan. lS-Congressman Nestor Mon
Alexandra RibOt, French statesman.
Frederic Harrison, English phiIoso-
pher and historian.
jan. 1S-Wallace Reid. motion pic
Jan. 22-Max Nordau, famous Ger
man philosopher, in Paris.
Jan. 25-Dr. Paul Reinsch, former
United States minister to China, in
Jan. 31-Henry Clews, New York
Feb. &c. E. Barnard, astronomer of
the University of Chicago.
enway of Indiana.
-, Prof; W. c. Roentgen, discoverer OF
Judge Martin y. Knapp of Federal
Feb 14-Rt. Rev. C. D. Williams.
DlShOp OF Michigan.
Feb 22-Mrs. John A. Logan.
George r. Peck, noted lawyer and
orator.
Feb. 24-Charlemagne Tower. former
ambassador to Russia and Germany.
rep 26-Former United States Sena-
tor Ge3r"e c, Perkins of California.
- March l-CongresSman w. Bourke
COCHRAN of New York.
March William G. BeaIe, promi-
nent Chicago attorney.
March 3-Orson Smith. Chicago
March ,6-CharIes D. Norton. New
York banker
March 13-Chancellor James r. Day,
cIurchman and educator.
March 22-Milo d. Campbell, member
federal reserve board.
March 24-Judge Donald L. Morrill, Of
limos Appellate court.
RADIO.
March 26-Ame. Sarah Bernhard in
Paris
March 27-Congressman John r. Ty-
April 5--Earl of Carnarvon.
Horace Boies, former governor of
April 1G-OIiver f. Fuller, pioneer
Chicago Wholesale druggist.
HtuyYesant Fish, tinancier and rail-
way man, in New York.
George y. YuIe, Wisconsin fnancier
at Kenosha.
April John G. Rodgers, vice pres
ident Of Pennsylvania railroad.
w. i. HAGEN former head of United
States secret service.
April 14-Bishop C. Mott Williams of
April l7-Rt. Rev. Daniel S Tuttle,
presiding bishop Of Episcopal church
in Un!te1 States, in St Louis. - vi
Little church Around tie Corner
New York city
April 22-.daj Gen. Frank D Bald
April 23NUnited States Senator
knutc Nelson of Minnesota.
April 5O-Emerson Iiough, American
Bishop Alfred Harding of Episcopal
church in WASHINGTON
May Rear Admiral w. s. Cowles.
United States navy, retired.
May 4-Congressman John w. Rainey
of Chicago.
May 11-Brig. Gen. II. NJ. Robert, au-
HorneIi n. Y " i'''sS % 0'O9'' at
editor Of Toronto Globe. '''i0' loFii'er
May 1G-George Jay Gould in Mem
May 2O-Dr. FIorenz Zfegfeld. vet
eran leader in musical education in
Chicago. ''
ernor Of Missouri. jim io' ''iei eo'-
May 3l-CIaude Kitchin. congress-
man from North Carolina
June 10-Louis Viaud (Pierre I,otI1
famous French writer
Mexicos richest man. WV
Maurice Hewlett. English novelist.
June 16-John Mcfarland, president
International Typographical union.
June 22-Edward r. Potter, noted
American sculptor.
July 2-Rt. Rev. James Ryan. bishop
of Alton, Ill.
July civilian r. Day, former as
sociate justice of United States Su-
preme courz.
and politician and Colorados first Won
an state senator.
CONGRESSMAN Luther w. Mott of os-
INV i1A1bert C,tevo1iar E,roItst,
actor.
July 12-CniteG States senator Will
liam p. Dillingham; of Vermont
July Ia DIR. l.. Wilbur Messer leader
of Y. NJ Z. A., in chicago.
July 16-Louis Couperus, Dutch nov
elist.
John NJ. SiddaIi editor American
Magazine.
July 19-Rcar Admiral C. D. Sigsbee
captain of the Maine when it was
blown up in 1898.
William Holabird of Chicago. archi-
tect
lish ui actor. oil l'"' -eS ila"'fey' Eng
Aug. 2-Warren GamaIiel Harding.
President of the United States
Aug 9-Randal Parrish. author. in
Hug 1o-Juaouin sorolIa snan,ab
painter.
in ~ SrTan lN pa wainwright actress
- Anp 23-Baron Kato nramier q,
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