Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1936-12-31


May 2O-Harry Whitney of New York.
explorer and hunter.
May 21-Minnie Palmer. once famous &C.
| tress.
May 23-Dr E. NJ Lewis. president of
| University of New Hampshire.
May 24-Claudia Muzio. grand opera star.
In Rome.
May 31-William Butterworth of Moline.
June John C. Williams. president Weir.
| ton Steel company.
June 2-Cyrus Hall Mccormick of Chi.
cago. former head of International Har-
Truxton Beaie. former diplomat. in Annap-
oils Md.
of Tennessee, speaker of the house.
chusetts.
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
June 15-Marc Klaw. theatrical producer.
June 17-Henry B. Walthal. actor.
Senator DUNCAN y Fletcher Of Florida florida
June 21-Harold E. Porter (Holworthy
HalD author.
Bernhard w. Won Buelow. German foreign
June 23-Arthur w. Cutten, grain broker.
July 10-Joe Humphreys. veteran fight an
July I2-s. Parks Cadman, clergyman.
July Ex-senator Louis Murphy of Iowa.
July 21-Dr. James L. Barton. foreign
mission leader. in Boston:
July 25-Sir Henry Welcome. British sci.
enlist
July 26-Miss Ellen Fitz Pendleton. ex.
president of Wellesley college.
DR. c. H. Frazier of Philadelphia. noted
July 27SWilfred W. Fry. Philadelphia
capitalist.
July Cavalier Nettleton. American art.
July 3o-c N Kimball of Chicago. piano
manufacturer.
Aug. 2-Louis Bleriot of France. first to
fly the English channel.
Aug. sCongressman J. J. Mcswain of
Aug. CONGRESSMAN NJ A. zioncheck of
J. J. o Brien of Chicago. president Bylles-
Aug. sLincoln steffens. journalist and
author
Arthur B. Reeve. author
Aug 16-Prof. A. A. Ellsworth of Rutgers
Aug 22-Floyd B. Olson. governor OF
George Rasmussen. founder National Tea
Aug Is - Prince Pierre Troubetskoy.
Winnifred Mason of Chicago. former con.
gresswoman at large.
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.
Aug. SOW. F. Whiting former secretary
of commerce. in Holyoke. Mass.
Sept sc. E. Tarbell of New York, for
mer life insurance magnate.
Sept. 11-Augie Kieckhefer OF Chicago
Sept. NV. E. walling. American labor
Sept. 13-Magnus Johnson. former senator
and representative from Minnesota.
J. E. Armstrong. veteran Chicago eou'
Sept. 14-Ossip Gabrilowitsch. pianist and
conductor. in Detroit.
Irving Thalberg. movie producer.
Sept. 15-Alexander Zaimis. ex-president
DR.. E. A. Grosvenor. emeritus professor
of history in Amherst.
Sept. iasMat rs Gen; U. S. G. McAlex'
Sept. 24-Frank Munson. president Num-
son Steamship line.
Sept. 25-William Horlick OF Racine. WIS.
matted milk manufacturer and philanthro.
Sept. 26-Miss Harriet Monroe of Chicago.
editor of Poetry, magazine.
Sept. 28-Rear Admiral w. S. Sims. U. S.
Sept. BOZ L. Rainey, president of Centre
Oct 1-George Huff. athletic director at
Ex.Congressman Louis T. McFadden of
fe Oct S@H. II. Whiting president Pillsbury
Flour Mills, in Minneapolis.
Oct 4-Jesse 1. Straus. merchant ana
uiP Oct SIJulius Gomboes. premier of Hun.
Oct 1o-Frank Presbrey, former editor
and publisher. in Greenwich Conn.
Oct. 12-E M. Blashfield. American mural
Oct. 14-Mary 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.
en- Keller ~
senator from Michigan.
Oct. 2LClem Yore. novelist and poet at
Estes Park, Col.
Oct. 25-Arthur w. Needles. president
Norfolk and Western railway.
Oct 20 - Thomas Cochran. New YORK
fnancier. c,.
Nov. @Nathan E. Kendall, former gov.
ernor of Iowa.
Nov. s-Henry B. Joy of Detroit. auto
rn Now. 7mcharles H. Strong. industrialist.
in Erie, Pa.
Chic Sale. comedian. .
Nov. 11-Slr EDWARD GERMAN, oriIsh
'o Nov. l2-Dr. Gilbert Fitzpatrick Of Chi
Franklin W. M. Cutcheon of New York.
lawyer and civic worker.
Nov 14-Clark Howell. editor of Atlanta
John whelan of New York. tobacco
Nov. i6-Alfred Aarons of New York.
theatrical producer.
Cardinal Maurin of Lyons, France.
Nov II - Nine. Ernestine Schumann'
Heink operate and concert contralto
Nov. !s-Leyin Faust. industrial leader
Nov. 1s-Maurice Maschke of Cleveland.
Ohio, political leader.
retired.
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-
facturer, at Cleveland. Ohio
Nov. 26-Mrs. Thomas Whiffen veteran
actress.
Nov. 27-Sir Basil Zaharoff. mystery
man. of Europe and war munitions mag
Nov. 2s-George Clark. ex-governor OF
Nov. ao-Fred W. Green. ex-governor OF
Dec. John Ringing. last of circus
brothers. in New York.
Jacob Schaefer, composer. In New YORK.
Dec CHARLES Thrasher. artist OF Oio'
Harold w. Brown. adjutant general OF
Dec. 3IOliver Harker. veteran educator.