The Ely miner., 1932-01-01

April 2s-Earthquake in Transcau
casia killed nearly 400.
May 25IForty-seyen killed by ar.
June 9-British submarine sunk In
collision near Weihaiwei. China: "a men
lost.
capsized near st. Nazaire; about 500
lives lost.
June 22-Ten million dollar fire in
st. John. N. B.
drowned 100000 and threatened de
struction of Hankow.
Aug. 27-Thousands reported killed
by earthquake in Baluchistan.
Aug. 30-Terrible floods north of
Yangchow, China. resulted from break
Ing OF Grand canal dykes; 10000
Sept 3-About 200 drowned by floods
Sept. 10-Belize, British Honduras,
devastated by hurricane: 1.400 killed.
Oct: 24-Russian submarine sunk in
collision: so drowned.
Nov. 5-Five killed and eight In
5ured by gun explosion on U. 8. s..
Nov. 2o-Explosion in colliery near
Nov: 22-Stock show special wrecked
In Missouri; seven men and many
valuable horses killed.
Dec. l3-Three hundred Chinese died
when ship blew up near Shanghai
NEUROLOGY
Jan. Hugh c. Wallace, former
ambassador to France.
Jan. 3-Marshal Joseph Joffre of
France. hero of the Marne.
Jan. 11-Nathan Straus of New York,
millionaire merchant and philanthro-
pist.
Jan. 22-Anna Pavlowa, noted dancer.
at The Hague.
Jan. 26-Edward 1. Edwards. former
governor of New Jersey and former
United States senator.
Feb. l4-Maj. Gen. C. r. Edwards,
commander of Yankee division. A. e.
Feb. ls-Louis wolheim. stage and
Frank G. Emerson. governor of
w. r. Merriam. former governor of
Minnesota.
Feb. 23-Dame Nellie Melba, famous
soprano, in Melba, Australia.
March I-Representative Henry A.
Cooper of wisconsin.
Rear Admiral Thomas s. Rodgers. o.
S. N, retired.
March 2-Lieut. Gen. Edgar Jadwin.
chairman of interoceanic canal board.
March I0-Joseph P. Cotton. under
secretary of state.
March I6--Cardinal Pietro Mafi.
Representative James B. Aswell of
Louisiana.
March 24-Robert Edeson. stage and
Rear Admiral C. P. Plunkett. retired.
In Washington.
March 27-Arnold Bennett. English
novelist and playwright.
Henry Ives Cobb. American archi-
tect.
March 29-Byron Bancroft Johnson,
founder of American Baseball league.
Dr. George A. Dorsey. anthropoiogist.
April 1-Maclyn Arbuckle. stage and
screen star.
April 9-NichoIas Longworth, speak
er Of the national house of representa-
May George F. Baker of New
York, Americas richest banker.
May s-Dr. Albert A. Nicholson, emil
nent scientist, in Pasadena, Calf.
May 10-Walter A. Strong, publisher
Of Chicago Daily News.
May 12-Eugene Ysaye, violinist, in
Brussels, Belgium.
May l4-David Belasco. dean of
theatrical producers.
DR.. S. P. Brooks, president OF Baylor
university. in Waco. Texas;
May 16-Dr. Samuel w. Parr of Uni
versity of Illinois, chemist
May 29-Congressman c. A. Mooney
Of Cleveland, Ohio.
June 4-Mortimer L. schiff. New York
banker and philanthropist.
June 5-John L. Stoddard. American
author and travel lecturer.
June 15-Miss Anna Adams Gordon,
former pgesident Of World ROats W. T U;
minister to Denmark.
June 25-Alfred Aloysius Smith
CTrader II Horn.1, in London; n,,.a,..a
bridge whist authority.
July miss Alice M. Robertson.
former congresswoman from Oklahoma:
July 2-Dr. Stephen NJ. Babcock Of
University of wisconsin. inventor Of
July 4-George S. Graham Of Penn
sylvania, oldest member of congress.
July John Brisben Walker, SOL
dier. business man. writer and mag
azine editor, in Brooklyn.
July s-John L. Agnew. mining mag
nate. at Copper Cliff. Ont
r. L Henry. former congressman
from Texas. in Houston.
July 13-Representative c. G. Ed
wards of Georgia.
July 2S-Congressman Sam c. Major
Aug. 3-Merritt Star. Chicago attor-
ney and author.
Aug 11-Rev. Peter ]. o'Callaghan
of rsn af on
Aug. 26-Frank Harris, author. in
Nice, France.
Aug. 29-Alfred P. Dennis, member
Aug. si~Sir Hall Caine. English
Sept. 12-F. w. Lehman of st.
Louis, former United States solicitor
Sept. 1s-J. F. Nugent. former SEN
ator from Idaho.
Col. zack Mulhall. Oklahoma pioneer
Sept. is~Dr. David Starr Jordan.
chancellor emeritus of Stanford uni
versity.
Sept. 25-Dr. J. B. Deaver of Phil
SEPT. 2s-Sir William Orpen. British
artist.
Oct. 2-Sr Thomas Upton. tea mag
nate and yachtsman.
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Oct. 5-Dwight W. Morrow. senator
from New Jersey.
Oct. 7-Daniel Chester French. Amer
Oct. 1IFFleming H. Revell of New
York, publisher.
Oct. 14-w. H. Williams. president
OF oet Ia1ssn 1smcharles farMs' w. Murphy. former
owner Of Chicago National League
Oct. Is-Thomas A. Edison in West
oct 22-Fletcher Hale. congressman
from New Hampshire.
Oct &c. F. d. Belden. Librarian Of
Boston PUBLIC library and president OF
American Library association.
Oct. 25-Charles A. Comiskey, owner
of Chicago White Sox ball club.
Ronald w. Boy1en. American men,
ber of the Hague court .,,.
of Bowman -Biltmore hotel corporation.
Oct. 3O-Dr. Guido Holzknecht of
vienna, X-ray authority.
Nov. sc. A. Greathouse OF indiana,
secretary of Democratic national COM
prof. o. e. Rolvaag. novelist and
educator. at Northfield, Mimi.
Nov. 6-Senator T. II. Caraway OF
Henry M. wurzbach, only Republican
congressman from Texas.
Nov. 7-Richard T. Crane, Jr.. of
Chicago. president of Crane company.
Nov 9-Col. Isaac N. Lewis, inventor
of machine gun, in Hoboken, N. j.
Nov. 17-Edward Simmons. American
painter, in Baltimore.
A. J. wimple. corn developer. in Gen.
Nov. 2I-Dr. Sam Small. editor and
evangelist in Atlanta. Ga.
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