The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1931-01-08

terrain Standard.
Field Marshal Count Oku of Japan.
July 22-James Eads How, million
aire hobo" in Staunton, Va.
July 23-Glenn H. Curtiss. aviationl
pioneer in Buffalo, \; Y; g.,
Catholic archbishop of Milwaukee.
Richard Sutro. New York capitalist
Aug. .5-MTs. Isabella NJ. Alden
C"PansyD. American author
). Fred Booth Canadian lumber mag
Aug. Edwin Clapp. economist and
financial writer. in New York.
Dorr q Felt. inventor of compton,
James ?. Phelan. former senator
Aug. 1O-MIss Caroline Kirkland of
Chicago; veteran newspaper woman
Aug. I1-Mat Gen. C. T Menoher,
retired. in Washington.
aug. l2-Gen. Sir Horace Smith-Dor-
rlen' nero OF British retreat at Mons.
Aug; 1S-Van Lear Black. publisher
of Baltimore News
Aug. 21-Charles Ruggles. lumber
magnate, at Manistee, Mich.
italist.
Eugene Silvain. dean of French
Aug. 22-"Cap" w. A. Hatfield, last
survivor of famous mountain feud.
Duke of Northumberland in London.
Aug; 25-W. r. Spillman. chief postal
Inspector.
G. N. Saltzgaber, former commission
er OF pensions, in Van Vert, Ohio.
Aug. 26-J. r. Gordon, president OF
emergency Fleet corporation. in WASH
ington.
Frank o. Wetmore, Chicago banker.
Lon CLANCY, screen actor
Thomas Sterling, former senator
from South Dakota.
E. P. Morse, New York capitalist
,, Aug. S0-Maj: Gen. Henry 4. Allen.
U S. A., retired
Sept. 5-Robert NJ. Thompson. New
York fnancier and sportsman.
Georges de Porto Richie. French au-
Mrs Frederick Dent Grant, daugh-
ter-in-law of President Grant.
Sept, 61Rear Admiral Simpson. U. 8.
Sept rs. W. straus. fnancier. in
Sept 9-Arthur T. Vance. editor Pic
torial Review. in New York
head.
Sept. 15-Milton Stills. stage and
Capt. Karl Boy-Ed. former German
naval attache, at Washington.
Sept. 1S-Ruth Alexander aviatrix.
at San Diego. Calf.
John Lind of Minnesota. former gov
ernor and congressman.
Sept. 19-Daniel Sully, once noted
Wall street plunger.
C., Nj. Lawson, president Of Ely &
Sept. 20-Frederick l.. Mandel. Chi !
cago merchant. in Paris
Sept. 21-Dr. }. T.e Dorrance. origi-
nator of condensed soupF
Sept. 22-Henry PhippS. retired steel
Mrs. Emma Ashford, composer of
SACRED music, in Nashville. Tenn. =.
Steuman of North Carolina.
Philo a. Otis of Chicago. civic leader
Sept. 24-Gen. Sir Bryan Mahon, COM
mander of the British troops in CAL
lipoli
Sept. 26-w. l.. Tomlins, founder of
Apollo Musical club Of Chicago.
:. Representative w. c. Hammer of
North Carolina.
w d. Baldwin. chairman of board
Of Otis Elevator company.
Sept. 27-Lucien w. Powell Ameri-
Sept. 2S-Daniel Guggenheim, New
York capitalist and philanthropist.
Sept. 29-William Petit Ridge. Eng
lish novelist.
Sept. SO-Lord Birkenhead. British
statesman ate q and laT T,srer chairman n,
board of Culver Military academy in
Federal Judge F. s. Dietrich of San
geon, at clean, N. Y.
Oct. 7-Allan Pinkerton. president of
Pinkerton Detective agency. in New
York.
Oct. 11-Milton A. McRae. one of !
founders of Scripps-McRae Newspaper
josiah H. Marvel. president of Amer
leader in Delaware. ;
Oct. 13-Alexander Harrison. Ameri- .
can painter, in Paris, !:
DR.. Harry r. H. Hall. English arche-
Oct. 15-Rear Admiral H. ]. ziege- ,
meir at Bremerton. Wash.
Oct. 19-E. V. Valentine. American
oct. 2o"sherman L. Whipple. noted
General Vaierian weyler. spain's
leading soldier.
"a oct 22-col. Ben H. cheever. hero
of Indian wars, at Atlantic City.
Frank NJ. Wilmot, secretary and ;
manager of Carnegie heIo fund com
Oct. 2S-Cardinal Vincente Casanova, !
archbishop of Granada;
Oct. 25-George P. Bent. retired
piano manufacturer, in Los Angeles.
Rear Admiral c. w. Dyson, designer |
Oct. 26-Harry Payne Whitney OF !
New York. financier and sportsman. !
DR.; W. H; Hutton, dean of Winchest- :
Oct. 2S-Edward H (Snapper) Gar
rison. once the king of Jockeys, in |
Nov. Lieut.. Gen, Sir Edward Be- !!
Nov. 4-Charles NJ. Pepper. veteran
Nov. 7-R. Floyd Clinch, Chicago !
capitalist and philanthroPist.
Cardinal Mistrangelo of Florence. !
Cardinal Charost of Rennes, France. !
Nov. S--Clare Eames. American act /
ress in London. MI,
chief of staff. u. S. A:
John Lee Mahin, pioneer in adver- !
Using business. in New York.
Nov. lO-Dr. Julia Holmes Smith. pi- J
Sidney NJ Colgate, chairman Of board |
If OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Co.. in Or |
Nov. i1-Thomas Coleman du Point, !
F. NJ. Hubbeii. wealthiest Iowan. in
Nov. i5@Dr. Samuel Palmer, promi- {
nent Presbyterian. in Columbus, Ohio. +
Nov. 1T w. Guthrie, steel and /
coal magnate, in Pittsburgh, Pa. ;
Nov. 17--P. J: Quealy. Democratic
' Nov. 1S-Ex-senator C. D. Clark of
Nov. 20-E. P. Charlton, vice presi-
dent of Woolworth company.
DR.. c. w. Andrews of Chicago. IL
brary authority.
Nov. 22-E. H. Jewett, retired mo-
tor car manufacturer.
Nov. 23-John J. Price, former head
Ct Elks, in Columbus. Ohio.
Nov. &C. H. Markham. chairman OK
board Of Illinois Central railway. /
Nov. 26-Capt. otto Sverdrup. Nor
wegian Arctic explorer.
Nov. 2S-Bishop Sheldon NJ. Griswold
of Episcopal diocese of Chicago.
E. H. Cunningham of federal reserve
Nov. 29-Most Rev. Austin Bowling.
Catholic archbishop of st. Paul.
C. w. Hawthorne, American painter.