The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-12-30
NEUROLOGY

New York.
NEUROLOGY
Jan. Capt. NJ. e. Trench. U. s. NJ.
governor of the Virgin Islands.
Jan. Frank L. Stanton. poet, In
Atlanta. Ga. j: p. Underwood Of Chi
Jan. 13-ArnoId DAILY. actor in New
York. r. F. Wolfe. publisher of CO.
lumbus Dispatch and Ohio State Jour-
nal. in Columbus. Ohio.
Jan. 15-David r. Francis. statesman,
In st. Louis
Jan 17-Miss Juliette Low, founder
of Girl Scouts Of America. in Savannah.
Jan. 1S-Carlotta. ex-empress of
Mexico, in Belgium.
Jan. 21-Dr. Edward WHY'S Andrews.
eminent surgeon, in Chicago.
Jan. 26-Lyman j. Gage. former Sec
rotary of the treasury. at Point Iona.
Calf.
Feb. 5.-Charles Deering. capitalist.
in Miami. Fla.
Feb. 9-Dr. C. d. waIco,t. secretary
of Smithsonian institution.
Feb. l2-Congressman A. B. Stephens
of North Bend. Ind.
noted ted New f York divine ese Col. G. D.
Hipe. railroad and Industrial expert,
minstrel. in Houston. Texas.
artist. in Chicago. William Coffin. U.
S. Consul general to Berlin.
Feb. 1S-Commodore Elbridge L.
Feb. I9-Dr. Georg Brandes. Danish
critic.
Feb. 22-Benjamin Carpenter. proml-
nent Chicago merchant. Judson Har-
mon, former governor of Ohio.
March 4-Dr. Ira Remsen, president
emeritus of Johns Hopkins university.
at Carmel. Calf. Harry Pratt hudson:
president emeritus of University OF
March ls-Gov Henry L. Whitfield of
Mississippi
Ma March Ssmwn H; Dig. VIC fo u a,o IF
March 30-Perry S. Heath. father
. April 1o~Eiiot F. Sheppard. mil
Fla. Dr.. 6. 8. sars, noted Norwegian
featherweight champion. in Denver.
April 27-Albert ]. Beveridge, ex-
thor: Otto Borchert. president Mil
waukee baseball club. 9. T. Trego.
oldest member Chicago Board II
May DIR. Benjamin Ide Wheeler.
president emeritus of University of
May sIcol. E. E. Aver. Chicago
capitalist. philanthropist and art col
May 6--Hudson Maxim. explosives
expert and inventor. at Lake Hopat-
oo Nav 25tPayne Whitney. capitalist.
May 29-James ]. Van Allen. New
York financier. in Paris
June 4-Martfn Roche. noted arch1
tect. in Chicago. Robert McKim. stage
and screen star, in Hollywood. Calf.
MARQUES of Lansdowne.
J11e 5aDr rou,, Joseph M SGhneidee.
W. R. Stansbury. clerk of U. s Su-
preme court.
June Robert C. billiard, actor, in
New York. Thomas w. Balch. author
and editor. of Philadelphia.
June l3-Coles Phillips. American
artist. in New York
June 14-Jerome K. Jerome, English
author and playwright, Mrs: B.. F.
scum company. in Lynn. Mass. Con.
G. E. Trip. chairman of Westing-
house S9mpany board IN Mew ~ oorK
s s. navy Si in washington s eG'0D
June 20-Clara Louise Burnh1m.
June 271Henry Clay Pier Pierce; f fir
July 9-John Drew; leading Amer
lean actor. in San Francisco j. B.
Odell. vice president Western Electric
co Jn1a i5 in New f0 White. America
July 2O-King Ferdinand of Ru-
mania. A. A. Hamerschlag. former
president of Carnegie Institute If
July 2SEB. F. Bush. chairman of
board of Missouri Pacific, railroad.
Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer, in Paris. Louise
Abbema. noted French painter:
Aug. Mai Gen. Leonard Wood.
governor general of the Philippines.
" Aug. is-Rhinelander Waldo of
New York. James oliver @urwood.
American author. at Owosso. Mich
Aug. 15-Judge e. H., Cary. chair;
man of board of United States Steel
corporation. in New York. .Bertram
B. Boltwood. professor of radio chem
istry at Yale. suicide.
Aug. 16-Ogden ArmoIr of Chicago.
III Aug. 2o-Mrs Fannie Bloomfield
Zeisler. noted pianist. in Chicago.
Wilbur Nesbit. Chicago poet and adj
verlisfng man. DR.. J. NJ. Tanner. Nor
mon church dignitary. at Lethoridgc.
Aug. 23-Zaghlul Pasha. EgyptiHn
nationalist leader.
Aug. 25-Cardinal Rieg Casanova
of Toledo. primate of Spain.
Sept. Amelia Bingham. America
Sept. 5-wayne B. Wheeler. general
counsel of Anti-Saloon League. Mar
Gus Loew. motion picture ma ynate. in
Sept rn p s. ssm E1ks # 1of cSir
e eago. Coz. Charles J. Glidden. teie-
phone and aeronautical pioneer. In
Sept. 2a-Ma1. Gen. Lloyd M Brett.
retired. Baron Ago Won Nathan. Ger
man ambassador to Washington.
Oct PROF. A. S. Arrhenius. Swed-
ish scientist. Austen Peay, governor
of Tennessee. Corporal James Tan
Oct. S~John oalzell. former con-
gresham from Pennsylvania.
Catholic diocese of Rockford, III.
Oct 9-Col. j. F. Dillon. member Of
federal radio commission.
Oct. If. d. Stout. president of
cago capitalist.
Oct. 22-cardinal o'DonneIl. primate
of ireland.
Oct. 2s-MaI. Gen. J. t. Dickma-
retired.
Oct. 2s-John ]. Mitchell. Chicago
financier. Archbishop J. G. Harty of
Omaha. Rear Admiral j. NJ Helm. U.
S. N. retired.
Oct. 31-John Luther Long. A. T.
can author and playwright. Miss
Elizabeth Harrison. pioneer in kinder
garten work. in San Antonio. Texas.
Nov. 5-David G. Hogarth. English
Nov. 7@F. s. Latour, Guatemalan
minister to United States.
Nov. 10-James c. Brady. New York
Nov. i1-w. K James. president of
American Farm Congress. In st. Joseph.
Nov. 12-J. N. Huston, former treas
urer of United States, in Washington.
Nov. 17-Mulai Yusef. sultan Of Mo-
rocco.
Charles Msllen. noted railway man.
DR.. ]. ]. Muir. chaplain United States
senate.