The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-12-31


Outstanding among the anne of
those claimed by death during the
year are these: In January: Arch
bishop Henry Moeller of Cincinnati /;
Guernsey Moore and George Bellows,
American artists DR.. Norman Bridge,
Chicago physician and philanthropist /;
Harry Furniss, English c%artoonist and
author; d. G. Reid, "tin plate king" {;
John Q. Eastman, publisher of Chi
cage Journal; Field Marshal Baron
Grenfell, British soldier; George w.
Cable, American author.
In February: John Lane, English
publisher; Julius Fleischmann, Cincin-
natl millionaire; Thomas w. Lawson,
Boston financier; Mrs. Clio Bracken,
American sculptress; Fred w. Upham,
Republican leader Of Chicago; M. H.
DeYoung. publisher of San Francisco
Chronicle; President Marion Burton
of University of Michigan; James
Lane Allen, American author; HAL
MAJ Branting, former premier of
Sweden; MediH Mccormick, U. s. SEN
ator from Illinois; Friedrich Ebert,
President of Germany.
In March William A. Clark, copper
magnate; Bishop w. A. Quayle OF
Kansas; DR.. Sun Yat-Sen, first Presi-
dent of Chinese republic; Marquis
Curzon of Kedleston; Lord Rawlin-
son. commander of British forces In
India.
In April: Jean de Reszke, famous
tenor; Archbishop Christie of Oregon;
Elwood Haynes, inventor Of first au-
tomobile; John s. Sargent. American
painter; Ralph D. Paine, American
author; G. S. Sanderson, secretary OF
United States senate.
In May: Viscount Leverhulme, Eng
lish "soap king; Maj. Gen. b. A.
Bandholtz, u. S. A.; Herbert Quick,
American author; w. F. Massey, pre-
mier Of New Zealand; Miss Amy
Lowell, poet and critic; Gen. Charles
Mangin, defender of Verdun; yiscount
Milner, English statesman; Sir Henry
Rider Haggard, English author Lieut..
Gen. Nelson A. Miles; S. P. Spencer,
U. 8. senator from Missouri; Field
Marshal French, earl Of Ypres; DR..
Ernest d. w. Burton, president Of
University Of Chicago; Louis Falk,
noted organist.
Thomas r. Marshall; Camille Flam-
marion, French astronomer; Pierre
Louys, French author; Vance ThOmp-
son, American author; Warren s.
Stone, president Of Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers; julius Krutt-
schnitt, railway magnate; Edmund J..
James, American educator; R. M.
LaFollette, United States senator
from Wisconsin e. F. Ladd, United
States senator from North Dakota.
In July: D. w. Tryon, American
painter; Rear Admiral G.. w. VIII
liams; Cardinal Begin, archbishop of
Quebec; DR.. A. J.. Ochsner, famous
American surgeon; William Jennings
Bryan Mrs. Helen H. Gardner, author
and educator; Edgar A. Bancroft,
American ambassador to Japan.
In August: George Gray, former
senator from Delaware; John Temple
Graves of Georgia Victor f. Lawson,
publisher of Chicago News; Sir George
Goldie, founder of Nigeria.
In September: e. R. Stettinius, New
York banker; Reginald G. Vanderbilt;
Rene V%iviani, French statesman Paul
Bartlett, American sculptor; A. G.
Bedford, Standard Oil magnate
James Deering, Chicago capitalist q
Ada Lewis, American actress; Leons
Bourgeois, French statesman.
In October: Christy Mathewson, fa-d
baseball pitcher; James BIZ
Duke, tobacco magnate and philan-s
thropist; S. M. Ralston, United Statesx
from Indiana; Eugene Sandow,H
strong man Gen. Isaac Sher-a
of Ohio; Bishop Frederick
Burgess of Long Island; Bishop E. ME-
Parker of New Hampshire; DR.. Fl. J.9
agricultural expert and ed-A
tor; Job Hartman, Socialist leader ;
NJ. E. Allies, Washington banker; Gem
Felix Agnus, publisher of Baltimore1
In November: P. A. Lannon of Salt3
Lake City; Khai Dinh, emperor of
AMMAN; Eldridge G. Snow, New York;
inancier; Domicio Da Cana, Brazil-3
an statesman; A. J. Earring, formerJ
PRESIDENT Of c.. M. & st. P. railway J.
Alexandra, queen dowager of Eng-1
and; Clara Morris, actress; Rama
VI, king of Siam; Andrew Fletcher.
PRESIDENT American Locomotive conn.,
,any.
In December: Dr.. A. f. Nightingale /
md DR.. F. A. Parker, veteran edu-
Ladislas Reymont, Polish
.uthor; Ed. H. Moore, Democratic
eader of Ohio; P. S. Hill, president
# American Tobacco company; Rev.
Wilkinson, bishop of Wall
street,; John r. Booth, Canadian
umber magnate; Maj. Gen. Harry L.
retired F. c. Hicks. alien
property custodian
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