The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-12-31

May 17-Len Small. ex-governor Of nli-
Col. George Fabyan. scientist and cipher
May Is-Archbishop Pascual Diaz of Mex
May 2o-Harry Whitney of New York.
May 21-Minnie Palmer. once famous ac-
tress.
University of New Hampshire.
May 24-Claudia Muzio. grand opera STAR
May Civilian Butterworth of Moline.
June John c. Williams. president Weir.
June me- Cyrus Hall Mccormick of Chi.
cago. former head of International Har-
vester company.
Truxton Beale. former diplomat. in Annap-
June 3-Congressman Joseph w. Byrns
of Tennessee, speaker of the house.
Representative A. Piatt Andrew OF Massa-
June 8-John Hays Hammond. Sr.
Edward Green, son of late Hetty Green.
Jamalul Hiram. sultan OF Sulu.
Mrs. Eugene Field. widow of famous poet.
June 14-Gilbert X. Chesterton. English
author and critic.
June 15-Marc KlaW; theatrical producer.
Senator Duncan U. Fletcher of Florida.
June 18-Maxim Gorky, Russian author.
June 2l-Harold E. Porter (Holworthy
Bernhard W. Won Buelow. German foreign
June 2a-Arthur W. cutten. grain broker.
July lo-Joe Humphreys. veteran hight an
July IFS. Parks cadman. clergyman.
July Ex-senator Louis Murphy of Iowa.
July 21-Dr. James L. Barton. foreign
mission leader, in Boston:
July 22--Earle L. ovington. American
July 25~Sir Henry Welcome. British sci.
July 2s-Miss Ellen Fitz Pendleton. ex-
president of Wellesley college.
DR.. c. H. Frazier of Philadelphia. noted
July 27SWilfred W. Fry. Philadelphia
July Cavalier Nettleton. American art
July so--c N. Kimban of Chicago. piano
manufacturer.
Aug. 2-Louis Bleriot of France. first to
fly the English channel.
Walter Ufer American painter.
Aug. 6-Congressman J. J. McSwain OF
Aug. 7-Congressman M. A. zioncheck of
]. ]. o'Brien of Chicago. president Bylles-
Aug. s~Lincoln steffens. journalist and
author.
Arthur B; Reeve. author. .
Aug. 22-Floyd B. Olson. governor OF
Minnesota.
George Rasmussen. founder National Tea
Aug. IS : Prince Pierre Troubetskoy.
painter.
Aug. 26-Dave Barry. prize fight referee:
Aug. 27-George H. Dern. secretary OF
Miss Anna Morgan of Chicago. veteran
Aug. &c. W. Toms of New York. to-
bacco magnate.
Aug. SOW. F. Whiting. former secretary
of commerce, in Holyoke, Mass.
Sept. SC E. Tarbell of New York. for
mer life insurance magnate. :. r,,,,
billiard star
Sept. Nv. E. WaIling. American labor
Sept. 13-Magnus johnson. former senator
| and representative from Minnesota.
]. E. Armstrong, veteran Chicago edu-
| Gator.
Sept. 1-ossip Gabrilowitsch. pianist and
| conductor. in Detroit.
Irving Thalberg. movie producer.
Sept. 15-Alexander Zaimis, ex-presldent
DR.. 2. A. Grosvenor. emeritus professor
| of history in Amherst.
Sept. 18.Maj. Gen, U. S. G. McAlex-
ander, u. S. A., retired.
Sept. 24-Frank Munson. president Mum
Sept. a5~Wiilliam Horlick of Racine, Wis.
matted milk manufacturer ana pnhantnro-
Sept. 26-Miss Harriet Monroe of Chicago.
| editor of Poetry" magazine.
Sept. 2sTRear Admiral W. S. Sims. U. S.
NJ retired.
Sept. BOZ. L. Rainey. president of Centre
Oct George Huff. athletic director at
Ex.congressman Louis T. McFadden Of
Oct 3WH. H. Whiting president Pillsbury
| Flour Mills. in Minneapolis.
Oct 4Jesse I. Straus. merchant and
Oct 6-Julius Gomboes. premier OF Hun
scot Oct. 1o-Frank Presbrey. former editor
and publisher, in Greenwich, Conn.
Oct 12-E. M. Blashfield. American mural
p Oct 14Mary Mcdowell of Chicago. So
| cial worker.
Oct. 17-samuel Merwin. American nov
| elist
| Gen. Andres Figueroa, Mexican minister
Oct. I'D. E. Shanahan, veteran Illinois
Oct. 2O-Mrs. Anna Macy. teacher of Hell.
| Oct. 22-James Couzens. United States
| senator from Michigan.
! Oct. 24-Clem Yore. novelist and poet. at
IS Oct 25NArthur w. Needles, president
| Norfolk and Western railway.
| Oct 90 - Thomas Cochran, New York
Oct. Colorado Taft. sculptor, in Chicago.
| Nov 4-Nathan E. Kendall. former gov.
| ernor of Iowa.
Nov. 6-Henry B. Joy of Detroit. auto.
Nov. CHARLES H. Strong. industrialist.
| in Erie, Pa.
Chic Sale, comedian. ,u,.,.s
Nov. 12-Dr. Gilbert Fitzpatrick of Chi
Franklin W. M. Cutcheon of New York.
/ lawyer and civic worker.
Nov 14LClark Howell. editor of Atlanta
John F. whelan of New York. tobacco
magnate;, go :. Ma vor,
Cardinal Maurin of Lyons, France.
| Nov. II = Nine. Ernestine Schumann.
Heink. operate and concert contralto
Nov. ls-Leyin Faust, industrial leader
Nov. 1sNMaurice Maschke of Cleveland.
| Ohio, political leader.
Nov: 21-Maj. Gen. R. E. callan. u s. A..
Ernest R. Graham of Chicago. architect.
| Nov 22-Sir Fitzroy Donald MacLean.
| chief of the Clan MacLean.
/ Nov. go. P. Van Sweringen OF Cleve-
/ land. railway magnate.
| Frank A. Sebring, pioneer pottery manu-
fasturer; at Cleveland. Ohio %,1,s., ,,...r,,
Nov. 27-sir Basil Zaharoff, mystery
! man" of Europe and war munitions mag
Nov. 28-George Clark. ex-governor Of
Nov. so-Fred W. Green. ex-governor Of
| Dec John Ringing, last Of circus
| brothers, in New York.
| Jacob Schaefer, composer. In New York.
| Dec. 2-Charles Thrasher. artist. OF Old.
hf Harold I'd W. Brown. adtutant general of
Dec. SOLVER Harker. veteran educator.
| at Carbonate, Ill.
Mrs. Florence Robinson. psychologist. at
| New Haven, Conn.
| Dec 4-Leon Cammen, internationally
| known engineer in New York.
| Dec. 5-J. G. Alexander. Chicago hnan-
cier.
Dec. Fuller Mellish, veteran actor. In
| New York.
Dec. 10-Luigi Pirandello. Italian play.
| wright.
Dec. 13-Russell B. Harrison OF Indianap-
| oils, son of former President Benjamin
| Harrison.
Peter Bilhorn, singing evangelist and