Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-12-30

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May 1s-W. E. Stokes. New YORK
hotel man.
May 2O-Donald Robertson. actor and
June 6-Meyer London, former So
cialist congressman from New York.
June John d. Spreckels. California
capitalist.
June 9-Louis Sherry, famous res
taurateur, in New York.
Sanford B. Dole, former president of
Republic of Hawaii. in Honolulu.
June 14-Earl of Dunraven, English
yachtsman.
June 15-Miss Mary Cassatt. Ameri-
can artist, in Paris.
June 2O-Dr. John Rowland of Bal
timore, leading authority on diseases
June 21-Kate Jordan, author and
playwright, at Mountain Lake, N. j.
June 24-Cleveland H. Dodge of New
York philanthropist and capitalist.
June &c. w. Rapp of Chicago.
architect.
June so-Frederick cunlire owen.
English author, in New York
July 2-Emile Coue, French expon tent
Of autoSuggestion.
July 6-Adrian C. Honore. Chicago
capitalist.
Edward r. Thomas, publisher of New
York Morning Telegram.
July 12-John W. Weeks, former SEN
ator and secretary of war.
July 13-Lincoln J. Carter. writer Of
melodramas.
July 1S-Martin L. Lueck, Democrat
ic nominee tor governor of Wisconsin.
July 1s-Felix Djerjinsky, head OF
Soviet Russian cheka
July 21-F. M. Woodruff of Chicago.
ornithologist.
w A. Roebling, builder of Brooklyn
bridge.
July 26-Robert Todd Lincoln, last
surviving son of President Abraham
Lincoln, at Manchester, VT.
July 2s-George Inness. Jr.. Ameri-
July 3O-Albert B. Cummins, United
States senator from Iowa.
Aug. Israel Zangwill, Jewish au-
thor and Zionist.
Aug. 14-George A. Glynn. New York
journalist and Republican leader. in
Watertown, N. Y.
Aug. 16-Dr Henry Wade Rogers,
federal judge and former president Of
N. ].
Aug 21-Mrs. Frederick w. Wander
bilt in Paris
III. H. Harjes, noted Paris banker
Aug. 21-Stuart Pratt Sherman, au-
thor and literary critic, at Manistee.
Mich.
dent emeritus of Harvard university
Aug. 23-Rudolph Valentino, noted
screen actor, in New York.
Bert M. Fernald, United States sena-
tor from Maine.
Rear Admiral G. H. Barber, U. s. N.
Aug. 26-Commander John Rodgers.
U. s. N, killed in airplane accident
Aug. 30-Lafayette McWilliams, pio-
neer merchant of Chicago.
Sept. 11-Dr. Policarpo Bonilla, for
,mer president of Honduras.
I Sept. 17-Joseph Byfield. Chicago ho-
tel man.
commander of Fifth corps area, U. S. A.
Sept. 22-Dr. Heman Spalding, noted
city health official of Chicago.
Sept. 23-Rear Admiral w. F. Full
Oct. 2--Judge T. D. Hurley. Illinois
jurist. in Evanston.
Oct. Arthur julie Goodman. Amer
lean portrait painter, in Cleveland.
Oct. 11-Henry L. Fuqua, governor
of Louisiana.
Oct I'D. P. Davis, prominent Flor
ida real estate developer, drowned at
Oct 14-Richard e. Breed, noted pub
lie utilities executive, in New York.
Cleveland Moffett, author and jour-
naliat, in Paris.
Oct. 1s-Dr. J. A. Newman, psychi-
artist, at Ann Arbor, Mich.
Commissioner Thomas Estill, head of
Salvation Army in Eastern states.
Oct. 20-Eugene V. Debs, Socialist
Thomas Mott Osborne, prison admin
istration reformer, at Auburn. ~ \.
Oct. 22-John G. Shedd, merchant and
Oct 23--Rev. Olympia Brown Willis,
pioneer woman suffragist, in Baltimore.
Oct 25-Charles M. Russell, cowboy
artist" in Great Falls, ,i Mont os,aan,
of Chicago school board.
Oct. 28-Maj Gen. George Bell, Jr.,
retired, in Chicago.
W. Hussey, professor of astronomy
at University of Michigan, in London,
England .
Oct 3l-Harry Houdini magician. in
Detroit.
Charles E. Fox architect, in Chicago.
Nov 1-Joseph G.. Cannon. former
speaker, in Danvirie, Ill.
Nov 3-Annie Oakley (Mrs. Frank
Butlerl, famous narksman. at Green
Nov. 8-James K Hackett. American
actor, in Paris.
Nov. 15-Lafayette Young, former
United States senator, publisher and
editor of Des Moines Capital.
Nov. 17-Carl L. Akeley, big game
hunter and naturalist, in Belgian
Nov. 1s-Clement Shorter. English
editor and author.
Nov. 21-Joseph McKenna, retired
justice of United States Supreme court
in Washington.
Nov, 22-Halvor Steenerson, former
congressman from Minnesota
c. P. j. Mooney, editor Memphis Com
mercial Appeal
Nov 24-Leonid KraSsin, Russian
Soviet representative in England.
Nov. 26--John M, Browning. American
firearms inventor.
Nov. 2S-AtDerC Il. hlnSs SeCictaiy
treasurer of Brotherhood OF Railway
Trainmen, in Cleveland.
Nov. 29--Dr. Hamilton f. Blggar.
personal physician to John d. Rocke-
feller, in Cleveland:
John Albert Blake, general grand
high pEiest of Royal Arch Masons' in
Nov 30-Austin p. Cristy. journalist.
in Worcester, Mass.
Baron Takahira.. japanese diplomat;
Rev. l.. B. Teft, dean .of Brown
alumni, in Providence, r.. l.
W. H. Porter, New York banker.
Dec. 2-Bishop ]. j. Davis of Cath
olic diocese of Davenport, Iowa.
Dec. 3-Charles Ringing. circus
Dec. 5-claude Monet. eminent
Frsnch 5ec R21W R2MW. B. Mckinley. United
States senator from Illinois.
Dec. 10-Nikola Pachitch. Serbian
Dec. I2-Jean Richepin. French poet
and playwright.
Dec, is-John L. Whitman. penolo'
lean Worth, noted Paris dressmaker.
Dec. 16--William A. Larned. former
tennis champion, in New York:
Dec. 19-H. r. Gait, editor st. Paul
IM hy waster Newspaper Union.)