Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1927-12-29
NEUROLOGY

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Jan. Capt. M. e. Trench, o. q. N,
governor of The Virgin Islands
Jan: Frank L. Stanton. poet. in
Atlanta, Ga. j. P. Underwood Of Chi
cago. large timber land owner.
Jan. 13-Arnold 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. 1szcarlotta. ex-empress of
Mexico, in Belgium.
Jan. 21-Dr. Edward WHY'S Andrews.
eminent surgeon, in Chicago.
Jan. 26-Lyman j. Gage. former Sec
c rsfafy OF the treasury. at Point Loma'
Feb. s;-charles Deering. capitalist.
Feb. s-Dr C. D. walcott. secretary
of Smithsonian institution.
Feb. 12-Congressman A. B. Stephens
Of North Bend. Ind.
noted New York divine. Col. c. D.
Hine. railroad and Industrial expert.
in New York. Billy Bowman. veteran
Feb. 14LoiiVer bennett Grover.
artist, in Chicago. William Coffin. u.
s. Consul general to Berlin.
Feb. 1S-Commodore Elbridge T.
critic.
Feb. 22-Benjamin Carpenter, promi-
mon former Of oSio
March 4-Dr. Ira Remsen, president
emeritus of Johns Hopkins university.
at Carmel, Calf. Harry Pratt Judson:
president emeritus of University or
March 1s-Gov. Henry L. Whitfield of
March aS-win H. Dig. founder Of
March 3O-Perry s. Heath. father
of rural free delivery system.
lionaire sportsman. in Miami Beach:
zoologist. Young Corbett, former
feathe,I,weight champion in Denver;
thor. Otto Borchert. president Mil
waukee baseball club. c. T. Trego:
oldest member Chicago Board II
May DIR. Benjamin 1de Wheeler.
president emeritus of University of
California. in Viensa; - c,,..ao
capitalist, philanthropist and art col
Hector. in Pasadena. Calf
May 6-Hudson Maxim, explosives
expert and inventor. at Lake Hopat-
May 25-Payne Whitney. capitalist.
at Manhasset. L. I.
May 2s-James J: Van Allen. New
June Martin Roche. noted archi-
tect. in Chicago. Robert McKim. stage
and screen star, in Hollywood, Calf.
June 5-Dr. Joseph Schneider.
world-famed oculist. in Milwaukee.
w. R. stansbury. clerk Of U. s. su-
June 7NRobert c. billiard. actor. in
New York Thomas W. Balch. author
and editor. of Philadelphia.
June 13-Coles Phillips. American
June 1+Jerome K. Jerome. English
Hight. last survivor Of old Boston Mu-
scum in Lynn N Mass Gen
J. c. Gilmore, last commodore of U.
s. navy. in Washington -
June s7EHenry Clay Pierce; hnan-
cier and oil magnate. in New York.
July sohn s bpeT lesdaas B.
odell vice president western Electric
company. in New York.
July 15EHenry White White American
July 20-King Ferdinand of Ru-
President of Carnegie institute Of
juIy ssR; F. Bush b o, Chairman ng;'no. Of
Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer in Paris. Louise
Ababema noted French Gen P Iainterd Wood
governor general of the Philippines.
IL. Aug is-Rhinelandsr Waldo Of
American author. at owosso. Mich.
Aug. 15-Judge 2. H, Cary. chair;
man of board of United States Steel
corporation; in New York Bertram
Aug. 16-Ogden Armour of Chicago.
" Aug. ao-Mrs. Fannie Bloomfield
Wilbur Nesbit. Chicago poet and adj
vertising man. DR.. ]. M. Tanner. Nor
mon church dignitary. at Lethbridge.
Aug. 23-Zaghlul Pasha. Egyptian
nationalist leader.
Aug. 25-Cardinal REG Casanova
of Toledo. primIate Of Spain. ,u,o.
Sept. 5-wayne B. Wheeler. general
counsel of Anti-Saloon League. Mar
Gus Loew. motion picture ma snate. in
1i Sent t0'1 III. U. sammis. former
grand exalted ruler of Elks. in Chi
cago. Col; Charles J. Glidden. tele-
Sept. 2s-Maj. Gen. Lloyd M. Brett.
retired. Baron Ago Won Nathan. Ger
man ambassador to WASHINGTON.
Oct 2-Prof A. S. Arrhenius. Swed-
ish scientist. Austen Peay, governor
of Tennessee. Corporal James Tan
ner of Washington.
Oct. 3-John Dalzell, former con-
gresham from Pennsylvania.
Oct S-Bishop P: j.. Muldoon of
Catholic diocese of Rockford. Ill
Oct. Cool. ]. F. Dillon. member of
federal radio commission.
Oct 11-F. D. Stout. president of
Missouri Southern railroad and Chi
Oct. 2a-Cardinal o'Donneil. primate
of Ireland.
Oct. 23-Ma1 Gen. J. T. Dickman.
retired.
Oct. 29-John ]. Mitchell. Chicago
financier Archbishop ]. G. Harty of
omaha. Rear Admiral ]. NJ Helm. U.
S. N. retired.
Oct. 31-John Luther Long. Ameri-
can author and playwright: Miss
Elizabeth Harrison. pioneer in kinder
garten work. in San Antonio. Texas.
Nov 5-David G. Hogarth, English
ar Sox' g9F. S. Latour, Guatemalan
minister to United States.
Nov. 10-James c. Brady, New York
Nov. 11-w. K James, president of
American Farm Congress. in st. Joseph,
Nov. 12-J. NJ Huston, former treas
urer of United States, in Washington.
Nov 17-Mnlai Yusef sultan of Mo-