The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1938-01-06
NEUROLOGY

Jan. 1-E. v. X. Thayer, New York hnan-
Col D. W. MacCormack. commissioner
Jan. 69Admiral Albert Gleaves. U. S.
Jan. 8-Charles Hayden. New York bank.
er and philanthropist.
Jan. s-clarence Eddy of Chicago, IA
nous organiSt.
Jan. 10-JuliuS SteiglitZ. noted chemist,
in Chicago.
Jan. 13-Martin Johnson, noted explorer.
Jan. 17-R. D. Cary, former United States
senator and governor of Wyoming.
Jan. 18-Clarence A. Barbour. president
of Brown university.
Jan. 2O-Bishop M. J. Gallagher of De-
troit.
Jan. 21-H. G. Lloyd. Philadelphia and
New York banker.
Jan. 22-Eugene M. Stevens. Chicago
banker.
Jan. 29-;sirr Percival Phillips. British war
correspondent.
Feb. 6--Eiihu Root. statesman and law
Feb. Bishop A. F. Schinner in Mil.
waukee.
Ex-Congressman C. R. Crisp of Georgia.
Feb. 22-Congressman James P. Buchan.
an of Texas.
RolIo ogden, editor of New York Times.
Feb. 23-Rear Admiral Henry T. Mayo.
u. S. N retired.
Feb: 24-sir Guy Standing. movie actor,
IN HOLLYWOOD.
March 5-Richie Ling. veteran American
actor, in New York
March CDR. w. T. Hornaday. zoologist.
Mary L. Requa. California Republican
leader
March 13-Ma1 Gen. H. w. Butner. COM
mandant of Panama canal zone:
Elihu Thompson, noted inventor.
March 16-Rear Admiral Richmond P.
Sir Austen Chamberlain. British states
DR.. B. B. Moeur, ex-governor of Arizona.
March 20-Harry Vardon. famous British
March 21-Edwin S. Stuart, ex-governor
of PENNSYLVANIA.
March 22-Frederick MacMonnies. Ameri.
March 25-John Drinkwater. British poet
and dramatist
March 28-Frank Mandel. Chicago mer-
J. B Frazier of Tennessee, former sena-
tor and governor.
March 29-William A. Butler of Boston.
industrialist and former United States sem
March 31-Mrs Robert Todd Lincoln.
daughter-in-law of President Lincoln.
April 4-Talcott Powell. editor and ex.
April s-Albert Bigelow Paine. biogra.
April 1f-Ralph Ince. film director. in
Everett Brown of Chicago. leader in busi-
ness and amateur sports.
April GOV. Forbes Morgan, former treas.
urer of Democratic national committee.
April 21-Gus Hill, veteran theatrical
April Ex-senator N. L. Bachman of Ten
neSsee.
dist leader, in Washington.
April 26-John G Pollard. chairman OF
Veterans administration board of appeals
and former governor of Virginia.
Norman Hapgood, author and editor.
May &C. K. G. Billings. Chicago capt.
talist and sportsman.
May 9-Harry S. New, former senator
from Indiana and postmaster general.
Nav l0-Paul ChabaS, French painter.
May 12-Louis F. Swift of Chicago. retired
meat packer.
Boy Of Chickamauga.' in San Antonio.
John Burke of Minnesota, former cover.
nor and treasurer of United States.
Prof c. H. HaSkinS of Harvard.
MAY 15-Viscount Snowden, former British
chancellor of exchequer and Laborite leader
Percy Gassoway. ex-congressman from
May i9-J. Henry Roraback, Connecticut
May 2sIJohn b. Rockefeller. ST.. at Or.
Manuel Teiilez Mexican diplomat.
May 24-Edward F. Dunno, ex.mayor OF
Chicago and ex-governor of Illinois.
May May 2WEdWard Albright. American min
NAV 27WFrederick E. Ives of Philadel.
phia, inventor of half-tone process.
May 30-George F. Baker, New York
banker.
June Jean Harlow, screen actress.
June 10-Sir Robert Borden. former Ca
madam premier.
June f4-Charles l.. Pack. president Amer
lean Tree association.
June 15-W. P. Connery. congressman
from Massachusetts.
June 18-Gaston Doumergue, former presi-
dent of France.
June 19-Sir James M Barrie. author and
dramatiSt.
June 2O-Former Representative Frank.
lin w. Fort of New Jersey.
June 24-Demarest Lloyd, journalist
June 25-Colin Give. stage and screen
June 29-Frank A. vanderlip, fnancier.
july 11-George Gershwin. composer of
classical jazz music.
Jack Curley sports promoter.
July 14-Senator Joseph I. Robinson OF
July 17-Gabriel Pierne. French com.
July 19-Guglielmo Marconi, inventor of
wireless, in Rome. -,
G. S Parker, industrialist. of GAINESVILLE.
July pa. S. Pran. chairman federal
communications commission:
July 26-J. j. Dooling of New York. lead
er of Tammany.
July 28-Henry Clews. American sculptor.
Aug 2+Rear Admiral w. F. Worthing-
ton, u. S. N, retired.
Aug. LADY Maude Tree. English act
Aug. 12-Frederick Strauss. New York
Rear Admiral N E. Erwin. U. S. NJ. re-
tired