The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-12-28

Jan. William Du Pont formei
head Of the Du Pont interests
Jan. 2l-Mai. Gen. George w Goe
Jan. 22~Rear Admiral victor Blue
retired
Jan. 24-TaIcott williams. journalist
In New York.
Jan 28-Count Hugo Hamilton
Swedish statesman.
Vincente Blasco Tbanez Spanish nov.
Jan. 2s-Eari aaig. commander If
chief OF British armies in World war
Feb. l5-Herbert II. AsQuith. earl OF
oxford md Asouith. former British
premier
Feb l6-Eddie Foy. veteran comedi.
an. in Kansas City.
Feb 2O-Edward q. Butler. Chicago
millionaire merchant and art patron
Feb 26-William OBrien. Irish Ma
James l.. Ford, author and drama tic
critic in New York
Feb 29-Marshal Armando Diaz
italian commander in chief in World
March William a. Crane, dean of
american stage. at Hollywood. Calf.
March s-Rodman Wanamaker pres
ident John Wanamaker stores
March 18-John F Smulski Chicago
banker
March 1s-Nora Bayes. actress.
March 2O-James w. Packard auto
pioneer, at Cleveland.
March 21-William c. Sproul. former
governor Of Pennsylvania
March Ex-senator Woodbridge N.
Ferris of Michigan
March 30-Frank B Willis United
States senator from Ohio
April DIR. Danger Brown. aIienist.
in Chicago.
R. c. Carton. English dramatist.
April 3-Congressman j. A. GalIivan
of Boston. Mass.
April 5-Chauncey NJ. Depew in New
w. e. Gritfis, author. lecturer and au-
thority on Japan.
April 9-John A Dix. ex-governor
of New York.
April lO-stanley j. weyman. Eng
April l6-E. NJ Statler. hotel owner.
IN New York.
Charles Sims. English artist.
April 22-Baron Okura. Japanese
millionaire merchant.
Archbishop Mora del Rio of Mex
tco. in San Antonio, Texas.
April 25-Floyd Bennett. famous avi-
ator. in Quebec.
Baron Peter wrangeI. leader of
White" Russians.
April 27-Congressman Martin B.
Madden of Chicago.
May I-COngressman Thaddeus C.
Sweet Of New York.
May S-Dr Edgar Faha Smith. chem
list. in Philadelphia
B. Piper. editor Portland Ore
A w Krech. New York financier.
May 4-George A Thorne. Chicago
capitalist.
Nav S-Rev. DR.. J. S. Stone. Epis-
copalian divine of Chicago.
May l0-Judge w H Sanborn, o.
s: Circuit Court of Appeals. in st. Paul.
MINI.
May 16-sir Edmund Gosse. English
author
May 1S-wnliam D. Haywood. for
mer /. w w. chief. in Moscow.
May l9-Bessie Van Worst American
author
May 2l-Pror Hideyo Noguchi. bac-
teriologist OF Rockefeller Institute.
Allan Dale dramatic critic.
May 24-Herschel Jones. publisher Of
Minneapolis Journal
May 29-Dr. w. A. Young, director of
medical research for Rockefeller insti-
tute.
June DIR. Otto Nordenskjold. Swed-
ish explorer.
June 6-John ID. Works former q. s
senator from California.
June 13-Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst.
suffragist, in London.
June l7-E. T. Meredith. former Sec
rotary Of agriculture. in Des Moines.
Iowa.
June 19-Donn Byrne American
Irish novelist. in Ireland.
June 2l-Marshal Chang Tso-lin.
Manchurian war lord.
June Ex-senator Frank R. Gooding
of Idaho.
Holbrook Blinn. actor.
June 27-Robert Bruce Mantell.
Shakespearean actor.
June 29-Leo Ditrichstefn, actor.
June 30-Avery Hopwood. American
playwright.
July 8-Howard Elliott. former pres
ident of Northern Pacific railway.
July 9-George E. Chamberlain. for
mer senator from Oregon
July l5-H. r. Rathbone. congress-
man-at-large from Illinois
July 16-Giovanni Giolitti. Italian
DR.. c. l. Summers. pediatrician. in
Baltimore.
July 2O-Ellen Terry. English &C.
tress.
July 22-Dr George Colvin. president
of University of Louisville.
july 23-Rear Admiral w M Folger.
July 28-T B. Walker. muItimillion-
aire lumberman and art patron. in
Minneapolis.
July 30-Federal Judge D. C. Wester-
haver at Cleveland, Ohio.
Aug. PROT E. C. Hayes of Univer-
sity of Illinois.
Aug. s-George f. Brennan. Demo-
cratic national committeeman from Hi
nois. in Chicago.
Aug. Thames B. Laughlin, steel
company president in Hyaunisporc
Mass.
Aug. ls-viscount Haldane. British
statesman.
Aug. Cool George B. Harvey. pub
Aug. 27-Marsnal Emile Fayolle. ia
nous French strategist.
Aug. ga. R. Sorlie. governor Of
Aug. 29-Mary Garrett Hay. suffrage
leader. IN New Rochelle. N: Y.
Sept. S-Rear Admiral G E. Wins
low. retired.
Sent 2O-William Whitman, cotton
maniIfacturer, in Brookline, Mass.
Sept. 21-Roy K. Moulton. newspa-
per humorist. in st. Joseph, Mo.
Sept. 23-Sir Horace Darwin scien-
,ist and son of Charles Darwin.
Sept. 25-R. F. Outcault newspaper
Sept. 26-A E. stilweIL railroad
Sept. 29-Brig. Gen. w. Fl. Bixby. for
mer chief of army engineers.
Oct. 5-George Beban. film actor.
Oct. S-Larry Semon. motion picture
comedian.
Oct. 12-Mrs. Augusta e; Stetson. ia
NOUS disciple Of Mary Baker Eddy. In
Rochester. y. Y.
Oct. l3-Dowager Empress Marie OF
Oct 14-william J. Flynn. former
chief of u. S. secret service.
Oct. l6-Beniamin Strong. governor
of New York Federal Reserve bank.
Sir Frank Dicksee. English painter
and president of Royal Academy.
oct. 22-Adolf Kraus. Jewish leader.
In Chicago.
Charles A. Towne, FORMER U. .. sem
ator from Minnesota
DR.. A. H Putney, International law
authority, in Washington.
Miss Frances Newman. American
novelist.
oct. 23-Ieorge Barr McCutcheon.
American novelist In New YORK
Oct. 24-Cardinal de Lai. In Rome.
oct. 26-Rev. X. A. Torrey. evange-
list. at Ashville, N. c.
Brig. Gen. J. r. McQuigg, former ma
.ion,I cnu, nder American Legion
oct. SO-Robert Lansing. former Sec
rotary of state.
Richard Hudnut American perfum-
ery manufacturer, in France.
Nov 3-Eliza Scidmore. writer on Far
East
Nov. 6-Dr. Frank Crane. American
writer, in Nice, France.
Nov. lO-Prince Trepoff. premier OF