The Winslow mail., 1924-01-04
NEUROLOGY

per mill magnate, at Stevens Point.
Rev. Mrs. Cora l. V. Richmond, noted
Spiritualist, in Chicago.
Jan: 7-Dr. Emil G.. Hirsch, eminent
jewish divine and scholar, in Chicago
Jan: 1O-George Aamlin, noted Amer
Jan. 11-Constantine. former king OF
". M. Moore. hnancier. in New York.
toya of New Mexico.
Alexandra Ribot French statesman.
Frederlc Harrison, English philoso-
pher and historian.
1an. 1S-Wallace Reid, motion pic
ture star.
Jan. 22-Max Nordau, famous Ger
man philosopher, in Paris.
jan 25-Dr Paul Reinsch, former
Shanghai
Jan. 31-Henry Clews New Yorlr
banker.
Feb. &c. E. Barnard, astronomer of
the University of Chicago.
enway of Indiana
Prof. w. c. Roentgen. discoverer OK
the X-ray, in Munich.
Judge Martin A. Knapp of Federal
Feb. 14-Rt Rev. c. D. Williams,
bishop Of Michigan
Feb. 22-Mrs. John A. Logan.
orator.
Feb, 24-Charlemagne Tower. former
ampassador to Russia and Germany
Feb. 26-Former United States Sena-
tor Geor~e c. Perkins of California
March 1-Congressman w. Bourke
Cochran of New York.
March 2-William G. BeaIe promi-
nent Chicago attorney.
banker.
March 6-CharIes D. Norton. New
York banker
March 13--Chancellor James r. Day.
churchman and educator.
March 22-Milo d. Campbell member
federal reserve board.
March 24-Judge Donald l. Morrill, OF
Illinois Appellate court
Senator Samuel D. Nicholson of Colo
rado.
March 26-Mme. Sarah Bernhardt in
Paris.
March 27-Congressman John R. Ty-
son of Alabama
April 5-Earl of Carnarvon
Iowa.
April 1O-Oliver F. Fuller. pioneer
Chicago wholesale druggist.
Stuyvesant Fish, financier and rail-
way man, in New York.
George A. Yule. Wisconsin f1nancier,
at KenoSha.
April 11-John G. Rodgers. vice pres
ident of Pennsylvania railroad.
w. T. Hazen former head of United
States secret service.
April 14-Bishop G. Mott Williams of
the Episcopal diocese of Europe.
April 17ERt. Rev. Daniel S. Tuttle,
prGS1ulnS DlSnOp or Episcopal church
in United States, in st. Louis.
Rev. DR.. G. c. Houghton, pastor of
Little Church Around the Corner"
April 22-Maj. Gen. Frank D. Bald
win in Denver.
April 28-United States Senator
Knute Nelson of Minnesota;
April SO-Emerson Hough, American
author.
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
Hornell N. Y.
May 14-Dr j. A Macdonald, former
editor of Toronto Globe.
May 16-George Jay Gould in Mem
May 2oNDr. Florenz ziegfeld vet
eran leader in musical education. in
Chicago.
May 2S-Joseph W. Folk former gov
May s1-Ciaude KItchin. congress-
man from North Carolina.
June 1O-Louis Viaud pierre Loti)
famous French writer.
June 15-Gen. Luis Terrazas. once
MeXico's richest man.
Maurice Hewlett, English novelist.
June 16-John MCFARLAND, president
International Typographical union.
June 22-Edward r. Potter. noted
July 2-Rt. Rev. James Ryan. bishop
of AltCn, III.
July 9-Wlliam r. Day. former as
sociate justice of United States Su-
July 1O-Helen Ring Robinson. writer
and politician and Colorado's first wom-
an state senator.
July 11-AIbert ChevaIier. English
July 12-United States senator Will
liam P. Dillingham; of Vermont.
July s. DIR. l. Wilbur Messer, leader
of Y. M =. A, in Chicago.
July 16-LouiS Couperus, Dutch now
John M. siddall editor American
Magazine
captain of the Maine when it was
blown up in $685.
William Holabird of Chicago. archi-
July 8O-sir Charles Hawtrey, Eng
80 Aug. 2-warren Gamaliel Harding.
President Of the United States
Aug. 9-Randall Parrish, author. in
Aug. 1O-Juaquin sorolla. Spanish
PAU Aug. 17-Marfe Wainwright actress
in Scranton, Pa.
Aue. 23-Baron Kato. premier of
Kate Douglas Wiggin. American au-
Aug. S1-Thomas Mosher. publisher.
Sept 7-Edward Payson Dutton. pub
Usher, of New York.
William r. Thayer, American author
"S Sept 15wDr. C. F. Millspaugh, botan-
Sept. 18-Paul j. Rainey. explorer
and hunter, at sea.
Sept. 19-Max Bohm. American artist
Sept 23-Viscoant Morley, British
and author.
sept 2S-Edwin G. Cooley, educator,
!" oct 24NDr. Boris Sidis, psychopa-
thologist, at Portsmouth, N. H.
Oct 26-Dr. C. P. Steinmetz, famous
electrician, at Schenectady, N. Y.
Oct 3O-Andrew Bonar Law, former
Drime minister Of Great Britain.
Nov. &c. r. Huntington president
of the 500 railway.
Nov as. r. Mccall. former gov
ernor and congressman from Massa-
Nov. i3-Cnfford Thorne, noted at
torney of Iowa, in London.
Nov 17-Anthony Caminetti, former
United States commissioners Of immi-
Nov. 18-George C. Taylor, president
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