The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1934-01-05
Feb. 27-walter HERS. aim com.

senator from Montana and named at
torney general in Roosevelt cabinet
Rear Admiral John D. Rodgers. U.
s. N, retired. 81
March 6-Mayor Anton J. cermak OF
Chicago, in Miami Fla.
March -Ex-Congressman Will r.
Maj. Gen. S. D. sturgis. U. 9. A.
retired.
March I1-senator Robert B. Howell
March I4-Sir Henry Thornton. form
er president Canadian National rail-
March i7-Brig. Gen. Charles King.
Civil war veteran. author.
March lS-Duke of Abruzzi.
March 2O-Jefferson De Angels.
April s-Wilson Mizner. author.
April 5-Earl Derr Biggers, novelist.
April l0--Dr. Henry Van Dyke.
author and educator.
April 17-George B. Nevin. composer
of sacred music, at Easton, Pa.
April ls-Judge webster Thayer of
Boston. who presided at Sacco-van-
zetti trial.
Fred Fred, T asM, EngIis eos as,O5
April 2i-Joseph Kngour. American
April 2s-Dr Felix Adler. philoso-
April 2s.Rev Thomas Sherman.
8. j., son of Gen. William T. Sherman.
=, Francis Richards. noted inventor. in
Representative c. S. Briggs of
Texas
May 2-william E. Haskell, veteran
editor and publisher. in Salisbury, Nd.
May PROF. George II. Palmer Of
Harvard university.
May s-Cardinai Cerretti in Rome.
Col. c. E. Stanton, U. S. A., retired.
author OF phrase Lafayette. we are
May 15-Coi Fred Kilgore. COM
mandlng Fourth regiment OF marines
Ernest 4 florence. veteran screen
May 1s-Dr. John Grier Hibben,
president emeritus of Princeton.
Prof. Lee Wilson Dodd of Yale.
In Philadelphia.
May l7-Clinton w. Gilbert. political
writer In Washington.
May lS-Ex-Senator Porter ]. Nc
Cumber OF North Dakota in Washing
ton.
May 24-Admiral Lord wemyss of
British navy.
don.
May 2s--Dan o'Leary. famous pedes-
May ao-Prof. W. L. Elkin of Yale.
June 3-William Muldoon, veteran
sportsman, in Purchase, N. Y
June 5-Henry c. Rowland. Amer
June Cyrus H. K Curtis, publish
err, in Philadelphia.
June 10-Winchell Smith, American
playwright and actor.
June l5-Capt. w. P. Wright of Chi
cago, national commander Of G. A. r.
Harry M: Jewett of Detroit, automo-
bile manufacturer.
June 80. L. Bodenhamer, former
national commander Of American Le-
Representative B. E. Kemp Of
June 2o-Paui Kester. American
Rose Pastor Stokes, radical IeaGer.
June 22-Representative e. B. 81
July IA. r. Erskine, motor car
official, in South Bend Ind
July 3-Russell Boardman. American
aviator.
( Hipolito Yrigoyen. former president
July &c. N. Haskell first COVER
nor of Oklahoma
July S-Sir Anthony Hope Hawkins,
July 12WEdwin Gould, New York
f1nancier.
July .15-Prof. Irving Rabbit of
Harvard.
July IS-Gilbert N. Haugen. former
congressman from Iowa.
July 20-E. S. Johnson, former SEN
ator from South Dakota.
Viscount Burnham. British newspa-
July 26-Louise Closer Hale novel;
list and actress.
July SIX. c. Schuyler of Denver.
former senator from Colorado.
Aug. Chester S. Lord. veteran
journalist of New York.
Aug. 81. D. Oliver of South Bend,
Ind: ploW manufsct9rer.
thropologist.. in Japan.
Aug. l5-Alan Winsiow Of Chicago.
famous war aviator.
Aug, 17-Rear Admiral c. B. Nor
Aug 2s-Marie cahill. American
actress.
Aug. 27-congressman w. w. Wat
Aug. 2S-W. A. Bechtel Of San Fran
cisco. head Of companies building
Boulder dam.
Sept; &c. T. Marye. former Amer
Sept. 5-Ciay M. Greene. actor and
playwright.
Sept. 7-viscount Grey of Falloden.
Sept. S-Rev. Dr. Charles H Park
hurst of New York
King Feisal of Iraq.
Sept. 9-Federal Judge William g.
Capt Paul Koenig, commander Of
German submarine Deutschland in war.
Archbishop F. E. ]. Lloyd, primate
of American Catholic church.
Sept. 12-Alfred Sutro. British play
wright.
Sept. 14-Irwin H. Hoover, chief
usher of White House.
Sept. IF. H. sisson. New York
Sept. 1s-E. W. Kemble, artist and
Sept. 2o-Dr. Annie Besant, world
Madge Carr Cook. American actress.
Sept. 24--Horace Liveright. New
York, retired publisher.
Maj. Gen. w. ]. Black. u. S. A.
Mrs. A. M. Williamson. novelist. In
Bath, England.
Sept. 25-Ring Lardner. American
humorist and playwright.
Gov. Arthur Seligman of New Mexico.
Sept. 27-Brigham H. Roberts, pres
ident of Mormon church council, in
sa Sept Las ss' J.'y ". Collier. member U. 8
tariff commission.
Oct. 2-Charles Piez, head of Emery
ency Fleet corporation during the war.
Oct. 3-W. L. Stribling, Georgia
heavyweight.
Oct. 5-William L. veeck, president
Chicago National League Baseball club
Renee Adoree. film star.
Oct. 6-Porter II. Dale. senator from
Vermont.
Oct. 7-Hernand Behn. president Of
International Telephone and Telegraph
company, in France.
Oct. S-Morris Hillquit of New York.
Oct. i1-charies II. sabin. New York
banker.
Oct. 1S-Peter A. Jay, American
diplomat.
Oct. 23-william N. Doak. former
secretary of labor
Oct 25-Evelyn B. Baldwin. noted
explorer in Washington.
Oct. 2S-Edward H. Sothern, emf
nent American actor.
Paul Painleve, French statesman.
Oct. 30-Mary E. Lease, former lead
er of Kansas Populists.
Nov. 3-John B. Kendrick. senator
from Wyoming.
Nov. 5-Texas Guinan, entertainer.
in Vancouver.
Nov. 12-Milton Aborn Of New York,
theatrical producer.
Nov 14-Edward N. Hurley, Chicago
inancier and manufacturer.
Nov. 15-William K. Vanderbilt III