The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1930-01-02
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Feb. 15-Melville E. Stone. journal
list, in New York
Feb. 24-Frank keenan,. veteran act
or. in Hollywood:
preacher, in Bronxville. N. Y.
Feb. 2S-Harvey OHiggins. Ameri-
can author and playwright:
March 6-Thomas Taggart. Indiana
DEMOCRATIC leader.
from Minnesota.
D. D. Buick. automobile pioneer. in
March 17-AIien B. Pond, architect
and reform leader, in Chicago.
March 20-Marshal Ferdinand Foch.
supreme commander of the Allied
March 22-Gen. Maurice Emmanuel
Sarrail. known as the defender of
March 24-samuel Rea, former pres
ident of the Pennsylvania railroad
March 25-Former Governor w. R
| Stubs of Kansas
March 31-Myron T. Herrick, Amer.
lean ambassador to France.
Brander Matthews. author and edu-
Gator. in New York.
Cardinal Lucidi. in Rome.
anese statesman.
Joseph W. Bailey. former o. S. sem
Charles H. Aidrich of Chicago. for
mer solicitor general of U. S
Flora Annie Steel. English novelist.
brother Of ex-kaiser.
April SO-Dr. A. B. Hale of Univer-
sity Of Porto Rico. authority on Latin
May &c. a. Cooley. sociologist of
University of Michigan.
May 14-Dr. Edward Brock of Wash
ingEt sT writer and qatqr al,ist. ,,,..
on science, in Englewood, N. j.
June 12-Judge Mckenzie Moss of
o. S. court of claims
June 15-Charies F. Brush, inventor
June 16-Gen. BramweIl Booth. for
mer head of Salvation Army. in Lon
June 17-Asa P. Potter. Boston fnan-
cier.
June 21-James osullivan. rubber
heel king" at Lowell Mass
July 3-Dustin Farnum, stage and
screen actor, in New York.
July Mai. Gen. Eli K. Cole. U. 8.
M C., in San Francisco.
July 6-Rear Admiral E. W. Eberle.
retired, in Washington.
July 14-Former State Supreme Court
Justice I. N Mills of New York.
minister to Liberia.
July 16-Justice Grant Fellows of
Michigan Supreme court.
July 20-Judge N. J. Sinnott of U. s.
Court of Claims.
July 21-John Cotton Dana. librari-
an July ~ S sswHenr y & & Fuller. American
novelist, in Chicago.
aug Aug Most Rev James J: Keane.
Aug. s-Emile Berliner, inventor of
disc photograph. in Washington.
T. B. Veblen, economist
Aug. 6-Mary MacLane, once famous
Aug. Victor L. Berger. Socialist
leader, in Milwaukee.
Ho A%g 9da to,i e. witwer' author in
Aug. 12-Chauncey Keep. Chicago
Aug. 14-Cyril Ketghtley. English
Alfred Cowles. metallurgist. at Sc
Baron Horne, British general in
Aug. 15-Dr G. P. Merrill, curator of
geology in National museum.
Sir Edwin Ray Lancaster. British
Aug. 17-.Cyrus Locher. former sem
Aug. is-serge Diaghileff. Russian
Aug. 2o-Rear Admiral Albert P. Nj
black. U. S. N. retired
Hi DR.; EdIar1 3 Craft. inventor at
Aug. 24-Lawrence D. Tyson. U. 8.
senator from Tennessee.
Field Marshal Eman Won Sanders.
German World war commander in
Sept. 3-william E. Dever. former
mayor of Chicago.
owen L. Edgar, last OF the Mexican
war veterans, in Washington.
Sept. IF. F. Proctor vaudeville
theater magnate. in Larchmont, N: Y:
Sept 11-Congressman o. J. Kvale
Sept: 12-Louise C. Wilcox. author
and editor. in Paris.
:, Sept 145Jesse Lynch Williams. au-
Sept. 20---Admiral Sir Hedsworth
Meux of British navy.
Miller Higgins. manager of New
Sept. 2sNU. s. Grant, son of late
President Grant. in San Diego.
Sept 2S-Frof; George A. Goodenough
Western Conference faculty committee
on athletics.
Baron Tanaka, Japanese statesman.
l. Oct. Thomas E. Mitten, noted trac-
ton expert of Philadelphia.
E. A Bourdelle. French sculptor.
Oct. 2-Dr. Gustav Stresemann. for
ray. head of Protestant Episcopal
e church in United States. in Atlantic
Jeanne Eag@llss, American actress.
physician, in Chicago; - n.
| z, capitalist and publisher.
Oct. 14-W S. Kelley of Essex Falls.
N. j., inventor Of pneumatic tire.
Oct. 17.Edmund NJ Dunno. Catholic
Oct 2o-Dr. H. H. Hoppe. neurolo-
| gist, in Cincinnati.
Stephen B. Elkins of New York.
Oct. 25-Rev. E. S. Shumaker, Indi-
| ana Anti-Saloon league superintendent
H. c. Jones. dean of University of
Iowa college of law.
Oct 2S-Prince Bernhard Won Buzz
low, German statesman.
Senator Theodore E. Burton Of Ohio
Oct. 29-Rev John Roach Straton Of
New York, fundamentalist Baptist.
Nov. 2-William G. Lee. former pres
ident Brotherhood Of Railway Train
men.
George Hannauer, president Of Bos-
| ton & Maine railroad.
Nov. 3-Marquis Inouye, Japanese
nov 4-Maurice Herbette. French
OiP Nov. 5-Prince Max of Baden. last
imperial chancellor Of Germany.
Miss Mary Solari. artist and writer.
in Memphis, Tenn
Nov. 1O-Dr Frederick Monsen.
American anthropologist
Nov. 13-Former Princess Victoria,
sister of the ex-kaiser of Germany.
Nov. 1T. P. O'Connor. father" Of
the British house Of commons.
Nov. 18-James w. Good. secretary
John Cort. theatrical producer.
lurgist, at Houghton. Mich
Nov 21-Dr. v. c. Vaughan, scien-
fist and educator. in Richmond. Va.
Nov 22-Rear Admiral Henry W.
Lyon, retired.
Nov 23-Georges Clemenceau. war
time premier Of France.
land Life Insurance company. in Bos-
ton.
Nov Ex-senator F. e. Warren Of
wyoming.