The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1925-01-08

Louis Star.
dnancier and engineer.
May Dean c. Worcester, scientist
and former secretary Of interior of
Nay 5HEste Claxton. once famous
May 11-H. H windsor, publisher Of
George KEENAN,, writer and traveller.
May l4-Baron Constant d Estournel-
les, French leader for disarmament.
May 20-Sir Edward Goschen. Brit
May 26~Victor Herbert. American
June &c. c. shankIand. noted civil
June &c. s. Bronson, president Ma
tional Editorial association. at Ell
Reno, Okla
June g-Peter Clark Macfarlaae, au-
thor and playwright.
can traveller and writer, in China.
June 1s-Judge r. NJ Wanamaker of
Ohio Supreme court.
secretary Of State, ''10 @"''S 'A"'
July Calvin Coolidge, Jr younger
son Of President Coolidge.
ner of Boston, patroness of art and
can Vice consul at TeheTan, Persia.
July 24-Palmer Cox, author of
"Brownie"o stories for children.
July 2S-Edward Peple, American
Aug George shiras, Jr., former
justice of United States Supreme court.
list. in England.
p, Former, United States Senator C. E.
Aug. Cdr. r G.. LeConte of Phila-
dellphia, famous surgeon.
Aug. 101Mary Stuart Cutting. Amer
Aug IEFrancis Perry Elliott,
Aus 80" i5G DIT 3. W. slppey of Chi
Viscount KnolIys of England.
DR.. Richard Green Moulton, former
professor of literature, University or
Chicago, in England
Aug 1S-LeBaron B. Colt, United
States senator from Rhode Island.
Aug 2O-Miss Lucy Page Castor. of
Aug. 2l-Charles b Lewis on QUAD,
famous humOrist, in Brooklyn.
Sept, Joe Boyer. automobile racer,
killed in race at Altoona, Pa. -,,-,.
John H. Blackburne, veteran English
chessmaster.
H. ]. Case, inventor of harvesting
machinery, at Poughkeepsie, N Y.
Lieut.. Gen. S. 3. NJ Young U. S. A.
Sept. 8-Edward F. (Pop) Geers,
noted harness driver.
Dario Resta automobile racer.
Maria T. Daviess, American author
Sept. l5--Frank Chance, noted base
Jimmie Murphy, automobile racer
=. Charles Zeublin, educator and pub
Sept. 16-W. L. Douglas, ex-governor
Sept. I9EJohn W: schaeberle. as
tronomer at Ann Arbor. Mich.
Sept. 2-Ex-Senator R. J. Gamble of
South Dakota.
CONGRESSMAN w. r. Greene of Mas
sept. 2S-Brig. Gen. c. E. Sawyer,
President Harding's physician, at Ma
Sept. 25-Estrada Cabrera, ex-presi-
dent of Guatemala.
Charlotte Crabtree Lotta), veteran
Oct Sir William Price, Canadian
Oct 5--warren Garst. former gov
Oct. Or. W. A. shanklin, president
Oct 7-Charles L; Hutchinson, Chi
cago banker and art patron.
oct. 9-Prof. w. A. Locy of North
Oct i1-B. H. Farr, leading author
ity on peonies, in Reading, Pa.
Oct. 12-Anatole France, eminent
French writer.
Edgar L Larkin, astronomer, at Up
DR.; L. c. Seelye first president OF
Oct. I4-Tnited States Senator Frank
Brandegee of Connecticut.
Oct. III II. Kohlsaat former Chi
cago newspaper publisher;
Oct. 1S-Admiral Sir Percy Scott,
British gunnery expert.
Oct 22-F. Wight Neumann. Chicago,
noted impresgario; . -.---
Oct, 23-J9hn E. Wright. former Chi
Clgo journalist
Oct. 25m-Se?retary of Agriculture
Henry c. Wallace
Laura Jean Libbey, noted novelist.
Henry S; Cooper, manufacturer, Of
Oct. 36-Lew Dockstader, famous
minstrel.
Or. G. F. Newcomb, Canadian an
oct. 27-Percy D. Haughton, noted
football coach.
Gen w 3, Haldeman, commander in
chief of Confederate Veterans.
Albert H. Loeb, Chicago capitalist.
Oct. 28-James B. Forgan, veteran
Chicago banker.
Edward Bell. American charge daft
". E. Lewis. publisher of New York
Telegraph.
Thomas c. Harbaugh, writer of Nick
oct. 29-Frances Hodgson Burnett,
author and playwright.
Nov. w, W. sibray, assistant COM
m So EeGieEEa ai,e OF immiFr%ton
Telephone dompaiy:
Michael GavrilOvich, YugoSlavian
minister to Great Britain.
Nov. 3-EX-Senator Cornelius Cole of
California, aged one hundred and two.
NOV. f-f CT ulldIlu w. 1eCk, pioneer
Chicagoan.
Gabriel Faure. French composer.
Nov. Gen. Arson Mills, U. 8. A.,
retired, in Washington.
Nov. 9-Henry Cabot Lodge, United
States senator from Massachusetts.
w X. kitchin, ex-governor of North
Nov. i4-Dr. Samuel Plantz, presi-
dent of Lawrence college. Appleton,
Eov. 15-Herman Mack, prominent
hotel man of Chicago.
Edwin 6. Montagu, English states
man.
Nov I6-Gus ]. Karger. veteran
Washington correspondent.
L. E Rice, veteran theatrical pro-
Queer.
Mrs. J. P. Morgan, ST., in Highland
Nov. l7-Mgr. Gregorius. ecumenical
patriarch of Greek orthodox church, in
Constantinople.
Nov 1S-Ex-Congressma ]. H. Ste
phens of Texas
A. N. Mckay. general manager Salt
Lake Tribune.
Nov 19-Cardinal Logue of Ireland
Thomas H Ince, moving picture pro-
Queer
Nov 2O-Gen. Sir Lee Stack, sirdar
of Egypt
Nov 91-Mrs. Warren C. Harding, at
Marion, Ohio.
Nov 22-Herman Hyermans, Dutch
author and playwright
Nov. &c. S. FaiTChild, secretary of
the treasury In Cleveland's cabinet
Nov o7-Oul<a Of Raaufort