Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1932-01-21
NEUROLOGY

Jan. 3-Marshal Joseph Joffre of
France. hero of the Marine.
Jan. 1l-Nathan StrauS of New York,
millionaire merchant and philanthrO-
pst.
Jan. 22-Anna Pavlowa, noted dancer.
at The Hague.
Jan 26-Edward l. Edwards former
governor of New Jersey and former
United States senator.
Feb. 14-Maj. Gen. c. r. Edwards,
commander of Yankee division A. E,
F., in Boston.
Feb 1S-Louis wolheim. stage and
Frank c. Emerson. governor of
w. r. Merriam. former governor Of
Minnesota.
Feb. 23-Dame Nellie Melba. famous
soprano, in Melba, Australia.
March 1-Representative Henry A.
Cooper of wisconsin.
Rear Admiral Thomas S. Rodgers. U.
S. N, retired.
chairman of interoceanic canal board.
March 10-Joseph p. Cotton, under
secretary of state.
March 16-Cardinal Pietro Mafh.
archbishop of Pisa.
Representative James B. Aswell of
Louisiana.
March 24-Robert Edeson. stage and
screen star.
Rear Admiral C. P. Plunkett, retired.
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. arthropologist.
in New York.
April l-Maclyn Arbuckle stage and
screen star.
April 9-Nicholas Longworth. speak
er of the national house of representa-
tives.
May 2-George f Baker of New
York, Americas richest banker.
May 9-Dr. Albert A. Nicholson. emf
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 l6-Dr. Samuel w. Parr Of Uni
versity of Illinois, chemist.
May 29-CongreSSman c. A. Mooney
of Cleveland, Ohio.
June 4-Mortimer L. Schr. New York
banker and philanthropist.
June 5-John l.. StOddard, American
author and travel lecturer.
June 15-Miss Anna Adams Gordon,
former president of World w C. T. U.
June 2 %, hanpIa -, Booth American
June 25-Alfred Aloysius Smith
c'Trader Horn }, in London.
June 27-Wilbur C. Whitehead.
bridge whist authority.
July Miss Alice NJ. Robertson,
former coneres.woman from oklahoma.
July 2-Dr stephen NJ. Babcock OF
University of Wisconsin, inventor OF
the milk test.
July 4-George S. Graham of Penn
sylvana, oldest member of congress.
July John Brisben Walker, SOL
der. business man, writer and mag
azine editor, in Brooklyn.
Jnly q-JOhn T. m
nate. at Copper Cliff. ont.
r. Henry, former congressman
from Texas in Houston.
July 13-Representative c. G. Ed
wards of Georgia.
July 2S-Congressman Sam c. Major
of Missouri.
Aug. 3-Merritt star. Chicago attor-
ney and author
Aug. ll-Rev. Peter J: 0Callaghan
of Chicago. president of Catholic Total
Abstinence Union of America.
Aug. 26-Frank Harris. author. in
Aug. 29-Alfred p. Dennis. member
of tarr commission.
Aug. 3l-Sir Hall Game. English
Sept. l2-F w. Lehman of ST.
Louis, former United states solicitor
general
Sept. ls-J; F. Nugent, former sem
Coz. lack Mulhall. Oklahoma pioneer
and Snowman.
Sept. 19-Dr. David Starr Jordan.
chancellor emeritus of Stanford uni
versity.
Sept 25-Dr. ]. B. Beaver Of Phil
adelphia, surgeon.
Sept 29-Sir William Orpen, British
artist
Oct 2-Sir Thomas Upton. tea mag
nate and yachtsman.
Oct 3--Dr Rossiter Johnson, author
and editor.
Oct 5-Dwight w Morrow. senator
from New Jersey.
Oct 7-Daniel Chester French. Amer
lean sculptor
oct II Fleming H. Revell of New
Oct. ll-W. H. Williams. president
of Wabash railway.
Oct. 16-Charles w. Murphy, former
owner 9"I1 OF Chicago National League
Oct. ls-Thomas A. Edison in West
Oct 22-Fletcher Hale. congressman
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 MEM
Der of the Hague court.
Oct 28-John NJ. Bowman, president
of Bowman Biltmore hotel corporation.
Nov. SC A Greathouse of Indiana,
secretary Of Democratic national COM
mttee.
Prof. o. E.. Rolvaag, novelist and
educator, at Mortified, MINI.
Nov. 6-Senator T. H. Caraway Of
Arkansas.
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. ].
Nov. 17-Edward Simmons American
painter, in Baltimore.
A. !. Wimple. corn developer, in Gen.
terville. S. D.
Nov. 21-Dr Sam Small. editor and
evangelist, in Atlanta, Ga.
Nov. 22-Louis Loucheur, French
statesman.
Nov 25-Former Gov. AL Taylor Of
Tennessee.
Nov. 27-Robert Ames. American &C.
tor.
Hoke Smith. former cabinet member,
senator and governor, in Atlanta, Ga.
Nov. 3O-Henry Walters, railway
magnate in New York.
Dr. K G.. Matheson, president Of
Drexel institute, Philadelphia
Daniel Sullivan, multimillionaire
banker of San Antonio Tex.
j. ]. Hattstaedt Of Chicago, veteran
musical educator.
De-. Nv. o. Shepard, Methodist
bishop OF Mediterranean area, in Paris.
Dec. "A. H. Cockburn, government
gun expert, at Watervliet, NJ Y.
Dec. 3-Vincent DIndy. French COM
poser.
Dec. Al. F. Jelke. philanthropist
and manufacturer. in Chicago.