Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-01-01
May 2s.--lAu. C,Ambcu. bremen dlp,o

in Omaha.
America, in New York
June 6--E. S. Bronson, president Ma
tional Editorial association, at FL
June 9~Peter Clark Macfarlane. au
thor and playwright.
June 17-Frank G.. Carpenter, Ameri-
can trayeler and writer, In China
June lS-Judge r. M Wanamaker OF
Ohio Supreme court
July 5-A. A. Adee, second assistant
secretary of state.
July calvin Coolidge, Jr., younger
son of President Coolidge.
July 17-Mrs. Isabella Stewart Gard
ner of Boston, patroness or art and
music.
July 1S-Maj. Robert Imbrie, Ameri-
July 24-Palmer Cox, author q.
Brownie" stories for children.
July 27-Ferruccio Busoni. composer,
July. 2s-Edward Peple, American
Aus; 2IGeorge shiras. Jr:. former ne,
Justice of United States Supreme court.
Aug. 3-Joseph Conrad noted novel
lst, in England.
Former United States Senator G. E.
Townsend of Michigan.
w. E. Waters, professor of Greek In
New York university.
MIS-. Daniel Lothrop (Margaret Siu-
ney). American author and educator.
manufacturer at Chicopee. Mass
Aug. 6-Dr. r. tG. LeConte of Phila-
deiphia. famous surgeon.
Aug. 10-Mary Stuart Cutting. Amer
lean novelist
Aug. 1s-Mrs. Joseph Jefferson.
widow of the actor, in New York.
Aug 14-Francis Perry Elliott
Aug 15WDr. B. w. sippey of Chi
cage, famous stomach specialist.
Viscount Knollys of England
Dr.. Richard Green Moulton, former
professor of literature. University OF
Chicago. in England.
Aug. 18-LeBaron B. Colt, United
States senator from Rhode Island.
cage, noted physician.
Aug. 20--Miss Lucy Page CASTOR of
Chicago, noted anti-cigarette crusader.
famous humorist, in Brooklyn.
Aug. 22-Adolph Seeman, pioneer Cir
Gus man, in Chicago.
Aug. 3o-Julie Reinhardt. once ia
nous American actress.
Sept. Joe Boyer, automobile racer,
killed in race at Altoona, Pa.
John H. Blackburne, veteran English
Fl. J. Case, inventor of harvesting
machinery. at Poughkeepsie, N. Y:
Lieut. Gen. S. B. M. Young, U. $. A..
Sept 2--William j. Healy. president
Chicago Sanitary district.
Sept 3-Edward F. (Pop) Geers,
noted harness driver.
Maria T. Daviess. American author;
Sept rabbi Solomon Miles. old
est Chicagoan, aged one hundred and
Enoch Hogate, dean of Indiana uni
versity law school
Sept 8-Dr. Pnilo M Buck, veteran
Methodist missionary, in India
Sept 15-Frank Chance, noted base
ball leader.
Jimmie Murphy. automobile racer,
Charles Zeublin, educator and pub
licist, in Switzerland.
J. p. "A. O'Connor, well-known hotel
man, in Philadelphia.
Sept. lev. l.. Douglas, ex-governor
of Massachusetts.
tronomer, at Ann Arbor, Mich.
James Carruthers, wheat king OF
Sept. 2O-John woods, famous vet
eran sea captain, in Chicago
= Sept. 22-Ex- Senator r. ]. Gamble of
congressman W. R. Greene Of Mas
Sept. 2S-Brg. Gen. G. z. Sawyer,
President Harling's physician. at Ma
Sept. 25-Estrada Cabrera. ex-presi-
dent Of Guatemala.
Elk Congressman F. Q. Lindquist Of
Michigan.
Charlotte Crabtree (Lotta), veteran
American actress, in Boston.
Sept 26-H. L. Bridgeman, New York
newsp lper publisher.
AlV9n W. hGTr, auIAOT anu GQlIOI, III
Hollywood, Cal.
Oct. 2--Sir William Price, Canadian
REsit Mn Nsw York natso caDIbtaligt
losis specialist, in Chicago.
Oct. 5--Warren Garst, former gov
ernor of Iowa.
Oct. 6-Dr w. A. Shanklin, president
Oct. Charles L. Hutchinson. Chi
cago banker and art patron.
Oct. s--Prof. w. a. Locy Of North
Get. LIB s Il Farr o leading author
ity on peonies, in Reading, Pa.
Oct. 12---Anatole France. eminent
Edgar L. Larkin, astronomer. at Up
Dr.. L. G. seelye. hrst president OF
1 Oct. i4Munited States senator Frank
Of Connecticut.
Oct. It'll. H. Kohlsaat, former Chi
cago newspaper publisher
Oct. 1S-Admiral Sir Percy Scott.
British gunnery expert.
Oct. 22-F. Wight Neumann. Chicago.
noted impressario.
Or. H. A. Buchtel, former governor
Oct. 2S-John e. Wright, former Chi
cago journalist
Oct. 25-Secretary of Agriculture
Henry c. WALLACE.
Henry S. Cooper. manufacturer, OF
Oct. Ss--Lew Dockstader. famous
Dr.. 6. F. Newcomb, Canadian an
Oct. 27-Percy D. Haughton. noted
football coach.
Gen w. B. Haldeman, commander in
chief of Confederate Veterans.
Albert H. Loeb, Chicago capitalist
Oct 28-James b. Forgan, veteran
Edward Bell, American charge daft
w. e. Lewis, publisher Of New York
Telegraph.
Thomas G. HarDaugn, WRITER OF NICK
Oct 29-Frances Hodgson Burnett,
author and playwright.
E. r: Sawyer, author OF many Dime
NOV Nov. w. w. sibray, assistant com
or general Of immigration.
Nov 2-Kai Nielsen, Danish sculptor
4. e. Cornish, first president of Bell
Telephone company.
Michael Gavriloyich,. Yugo-Slavian
minister to Great Britain.
Nov Sex Senator Cornelius Cole of
aged one hundred and two.
Nov ferdinand w. Peck, pioneer
Nov 5-Gen. Arson Mills, U. s. A.,
retired, in Washington.
Nov 9-Henry Cabot Lodge, United
States senator from Massachusetts
w. K. Kitchin, ex-governor of North
Now i4--Dr. Samuel Plantz, presi-
dent OF Lawrence college, Appleton.
]" Nov. 15-Herman Mack. prominent
hotel man of Chicago.
Edwin S. Montagu, English states
Nov. 16-Gus j. Karger, vetesat
Washir gton correspondent.
e. E. Rice, veteran theatrical pro-
Queer.
Nov. i7-Mgr. Gregorius ecumenical
patriarch of Greek Orthodox church, In
Constantinople. 80