The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-01-07
horny sherman Bontell. former min

dent Chicago & Western Indiana rail-
road, in Hinsdale. Ill
March 24-Albion w. Small, Univer-
sity of Chicago professor.
March 26-Dr. George Snow Isham,
leading Chicago surgeon.
Rt. Rev. Edward d. Kelly, d. D.,
bishop of the Catholic diocese OF
Grand Rapids.
March 2S-Louis Philippe, duke of
Orleans, and pretender to the throne
April "A. G. McIiwaine, noted In
surance man. in. Hartford, Conn.
August Thyssen, German steel mag
April 9-Henry Miller, veteran actor
manager, in New York.
April 11-Luther Burbank, world
famous horticulturist. at Santa Rosa.
April lotto Stark, landscape
painter, in Indianapolis.
April 2o-Ogden T. McClurg of Chi
cago, publisher and explorer.
April 23-Joseph PennelL American
etcher.
April 25-Ellen Key, Swedish writer.
April 27-Marshal Kawamura of ia
pan, hero of Battle of Mukden.
April 2S-Miss Jeffreys Lewis. Amer
lean actress.
April so.F. D. countiss. retired Chi
cago financier.
May Oscar s. Straus, former am
bassador to Turkey, in New York.
Prince Victor Napoleon, Bonapartist
pretender to throne of France.
May 6-Howard Van Doren Shaw of
Chicago, noted architect.
May S-Rida Johnson Young, Ameri-
can playwright.
May 9-Benjamin B. Odell, former
governor of New York.
May 10-Alton B. Parker, Democratic
candidate for Presidency in 1904. in
New York.
May ls-John t. King, former Re-
publican leader in Connecticut.
May 15-Mrs. Christine Nelson
Dreier, American contralto, in Chicago.
May 16-Mohammed VI, ex-sultan of
Turkey.
May IA. r. Metcalfe, whist au-
thority, in Chicago.
May 1s-w. E. Stokes. New York
May 2O-Donald Robertson. actor and
stage coach.
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 l4-Earl of 'Dunraven. English
yachtsman
June 15-Miss Mary Cassatt, Ameri-
can artist, in Paris.
June 20-Dr. John Rowland of Bal
timore, leading authority on diseases
playwright, at Mountain Lake, N. j.
June 24-Cleveland H. Dodge of New
York, philanthropist and capitalist.
June &c. w. Rapp of Chicago.
June 30-Frederick Cunliffe Owen.
English author, in New York.
July Emile Coue, French exponent
July seAdrian c. Honore. Chicago
capitalist.
Edward R. Thomas, publisher of New
York Morning Telegram.
July 12-John w. Weeks, former sem
ator and secretary of war.
July 13-Lincoln j. Carter. writer of
melodramas.
ic nominee for governor of Wisconsin.
July 19-Felix Djerjinsky, head of
Soviet Russian cheka.
July 21-F. M. Woodruff of Chicago,
ornithologist
W. A. Roebling, builder of Brooklyn
bridge
July 2e-Robert Todd Lincoln, last
surviving son of President Abraham
Lincoln, at Manchester, VT.
July 28-George Inness, Jr., Ameri-
can painter.
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
Aug 16-Dr. Henry Wade Rogers,
federal Judge and former president of
Northwestern university. in Trenton.
Aug. 21-Mrs. Frederick w. Wander
bilt, in Paris.
II. H HarJes, noted Paris banker.
Aug. 21-Stuart Pratt Sherman, au-
thor and literary critic, at Manistee,
Aug. 22-Dr. Charles w. Eliot, presi-
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.
Sept. 17-Joseph Byfeld, Chicago ho-
tel man.
Sept. 1s-Maj. Gen. r. L. Howe.
commander of Fifth corps area, U. S. A.
Sept. 22-Dr. Heman Spalding, noted
city health official of Chicago.
Sept. 2$--Rear Admiral w. F. Full
lam, retired.
Sept. 27-"Tom Thumb" famous mid
get, in Los Angeles.
Oct. 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
sea.
Oct 14-Richard E. Breed, noted pub
lie utilities executive, in New York.
Cleveland Moffett. author and jour-
nalist, in Paris.
Oct 1s-Dr. ]. A. Newman, psychi-
ARTIST, at Ann Arbor, Mich.
Commissioner Thomas Estill, head of
Salvation Army in Eastern. states.
Oct. 20-Eugene V. Debs, Socialist
leader.
Thomas Mott Osborne, prison admin
istration reformer, at Auburn, N. y
Oct. 22-John G. Shedd. merchant ana
| fnancier of Chicago.
Oct. 2s-Rev. Olympia Brown-Willis,
pioneer woman suffragist, in Baltimore.
Oct. 25-Charles M Russell, cowboy
artist" In Great Falls, Mont.
Oct. 26-Col. e. B. Ellicott, president
of Chicago school board.
Oct. 2S-Maj Gen. George Bell, JrY
W ]. Hussey. professor of astronomy
at University of Michigan. in London,
Oct. si-Harry Houdini. magician. in
Detroit.
Charles e. Fox, architect, in Chicago
Nov. 1-Joseph G. Cannon, former
speaker, in Danville, Ill.
| Nov. 3-Annie Oakley (Mrs. FRANK
Butler), famous marksman, at Green
Nov. S-James K. Hackett. American
actor, in Paris
United States senator, publisher and
editor of Des Moines Capital.
Nov. 17-Carl E. 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 stevenson, former
congressman from Minnesota.
C. p. j. Mooney, editor Memphis Com
| mercial-Appeal
Nov. 21-Leonid Krassin, Russian
| Soviet representative in England.
Nov 26-John M Browning American