CAPE MAY COVN-v — -STC CTVV. K.j__

Chronology of the Year 1919

Compiled b* L W. PICKARD WAR AND PEACE JUk J—PrrMdem Wlltoo arrived In ’smith landed troept In Blea, Ubaa and Wlndau to icmbai the boUhevlkl. Jan. '1-rreaidcnt WHaoo received In Rome. Hoover made head of International relief orsanlxatlon. Poles In ft-" —

Kane

t preaer.ted ti

June !—I'eif* ti

tiia'e delrralee. , June F. Fenate edopte.1 i~oioi

aekint f"

Bolahevlkl captured IU(a-

Berlln: the l

r captured the Epandau

n Berl.n after t>

Jan. T-P.-c.-’dcnt WUeon relnrr.ed to

Parle.

Berlin rlolere forced Gen. Harriet to haul down the American lUp.

Ebert faction on lop In vere ttreel flchtlr.E

Jan. t—lndep« idcnt todalltle tet

(overnmenl in Berlin.

Jan. lo—Repul’

burr, ^but suppreteed _. _ . Jan. il—Eodailtt republic proclaimed In Count Karolyl made prealdent of Hun-

carlan republic.

Jan. If—Supreme council of peace con-

crete held lit Art*, meetlnc In I'arla Epariacant defealed In Berlin.

Spartacau calnvd control of Constance,

Baden.

Jin. U—Uanf Epariacant executed tn Jan. IS—Grand Duchctt Marie of Luxmburc abdicated and was succeeded by er titter Cnarlotte. Jan. H—Karl I.ieidtnecht and Kota Luxamburp killed In Berlin. Jan. IT—Counter-revolution broke out In Petrocrad and l-nithevlkl beenn retreat east word from Kttbonla. Armlstlc. cranled Germany extended

Jan. l»-UoltnvvlaU •aptured Kiev. Polish cballilon cabinet formed by Pa-G-rman elections retulled renerally faror.’bly to the majority socialists.

■» proclaimed IU

union with the Ruatian firlet rep;. _^Jan ——Allied tuprrim council naked •x> tend representative e Princes' islands, Sea Jan. 2J—American troops forced to retreat from Ehenkursk, northern Russia. *■ conference adopted

! Of “

Polea

Jan K—Prexldcnt Wilson visited thi Chateau Thierry and Reims replunx. Peb. 1—Plan of iclvtnc German colonlei *“ — — mandatories ol

Ee.-irue of Nations adored l

Ct Feb. L f

-FlchU

between Cxecl

i Bus

Feb. 5 — German national ,

opened In Wotmar.

Viira! ^^ us *— n anarchists evacuated Feb f—I'ollfh consUtuUonal assembly

met in Raraaw.

Feb. 11 -lYiederlci. Ete: dent of Gema: republic and b.’heldcma'in made premier.

,.F^* ’llepubticai, revolt In Roumanla;

Klee FeMlnand siichlly wounded.

I eu. IP-Draft of Leauuu of Nations Man completed and adopted by commit-

Ilemklne's antl-bolsbevlk army

after l«Un^ bit ic si.ooj prisoners.

ed presl-

l' 1 ”. ; r

•enehed !h. Ca»

Feb I>—Irrmler Clemenceau i

Shoulder by an anarchist.

K G°r*'I Jn Cr'“ , cl Arcuansel and Southern Russia formally rejected the proposal fur re:,fercr.cc »t Brin es' UUnds I eb. S—Premier Kurt Elsrer and sevC’^n r-f.T,bCrs Of the Ro-s-lnn rev.

tmi.isnt iMdsslnated.

Feb 51—Prealdent Wilson landed 'n Bnsinn end spoke In lehalf of Leapue of l.a.

Uor.s iJan.

March b-Prealdent Wilson sailed for

Parts

Mar.h S-M-nr luted tn Peril

r bloody l

summarily

From? U-, ' rr5 '‘ ! ' r ' t WUson'

fro^Po!cs!"’** tra:n * fta * c * ptur,>a T March ‘c-Oourt Karolvl. h -ad of pr. ^onnl ^ Sovermi.ih; of 1! uncarj. n ' 1 ! ' ’ ' • ”11..'ICC wllli ‘t!

, Strikes and fatal riots .'i, - ' ,,,htr fSrnnan dries. .iC” 1 -. . . v '. r * 1 hundreds UUed in

trtae riots In I ronkfcrt.

fltSJZ*"*' e n.u.o.u-1

An tanas E-n.tnnas elected

Lithuanian ren iblie

ApHi T-Cki

April *-Gnv<r.-.me

n soviet trulls captured a Macdeburc. followed

troops recalned i>urc and Easen.

Apr! ia_l

... conxrees for ■free’lreland'' repicsentatires June It—Allies' —— *“

_ . ... au.u t 6nai‘draft nn o , f t ’wcaiy handed to Gormans mid seven days al-

lowed tlier

IS—Italian cabinet rert*ned. beta* refused a vote of confidence. ...... June »—German government derided to slpn peace irwity and the Echeld.mann

cabinet resinned.

June 51—Gustav Bauer formed new GerEurrendeird German warships at Ecapa Flow nearly all sunk by their crews Frances.-O NtttI msde premier ol I.myJune 25—Germsn national uasemNy voted to sign treaty. Allies refused any fur-

ther modlScatlon of terms

June 3—German government oITVciauy aerred to slpn Ce treaty. . June 5&—Blocdy rietln* In Beil ■ and June SO—Allies rejected appeal against

dismemberment of Turkey.

June S-Peace treaty with Germany signed at Versalllaa. —**" «**••—“ del-

egates refusing ' Warfare beta

r -s cssv.cua ct c f and Mlnt>ssc ‘.a r. axdr.cr.t. . ratified proh.l

rstlfk alien of proluUUoo amendmei.t * tet Jan. IS. ns date when It >» f>h. 1 a—Suffrage smeodmsstt bsate"- 1

y the Chlnei

i* Germans and I'olss

era sea

June 3—Iheslden: Wilson sailed from

France.

July (-President Wilson arr. ed at New

York on George Washington.

July V—German national assembly ratified peace treaty by vote of to It. July ]»—Offlcla. ratification of ratlflcaUon of peace treaty by German assemb y

n f*«ce conference a

.... ........ — -ereaUlos luly 11—Trade between I'nlted Elates and Germany ordered resumed by stale

deiwrtmrnt at Washington.

July IP—Enver Pasta. Tsl.vat Bey and Djemal Pasha, leaders of Turkish government during war. rondamned to death

by Turkish court martial

July 14—Victory jaiade I: Parts marked

Bastille day.

July Ik-Great victory pan dr In L/mdon Jui; N—Completed * '

m View n!a •Terror troops" reported In coptrol of

ifudapeah Pels Kun ousted.

July 51—British house of commons passed peace treaty and Anglo-French p»'-t July »—JY-eldent Wilson senl Franci -

American trenly to ti* senate

July 51—Pollan parliament ratified treaty

with Germany.

Aug. 1—Eoeialists ar'.rrd control In Hungary and Bela Kun and his communist

government fled.

Aug. 4—Roumanian troops entered BuAug. a-Austrtrn dclegstrs made counter peace proposals Socialist rev. rnment of Hungary overthrown and Archduke Joseph put In jtower os governor, supported by entente. Aug. 10-Six bolshevik battalions destroyed at bailie on the Dvina Aug. IT—Four bolshevirt vessels sunk by British Ike! In Gulf of Finland. Bolshevik! driven out of Odessa by DenlAug. 3—Archduke Joseph resigned as Aug. JS—Two U. ti. regiments ordered from U. S to Silesia. Kept. 1—General Pershing called for

Sept. J—Supreme council ordered Rounaioans to quit Hungary ana restore loot. Ecpt. K—Austrian nutlcnnl assembly votd to sign peace treat;-, under protest. Supreme council awarded fcpltxbc'grn Sept. _Fu-I>r. Karl Renner signed the

nod to TJ. 8. senate

1 woman suffrage

pTerideni, went li Feb. K-H. C. olnlrd ambassgd.. — __ A. Mllcbcll I aimer made attorney g»n-

a — t-ta.

March 1—Norman Hapgood made ml ter to Denmark _

March »—Victory loan bill paaseu by senate _ .. March 4-Congress adjourned sine a>e. Aprtl T-Theuraa Nelson Page, ambassa-

dor to Italy, resigned

April It—Hugh Gibson appointed B-st V. 8. Minister to Polanil , „ April JF—Postmaster General Burleson directed return of c-sble companies to pri-

vate ownership May 5.

April It-Plot to kill many prom.re .1 Americans with mailed bombs tmroverro.

May 1—May d»v rloU 1c many Cities

May T—President called extra ec:s!on ol

congress for May 1»

Mai IF-Ppeda: sesxlo*. of congress

opened: GiUett elected speaker

Frederick Gliletl elected speaker of next May President Wilson's cabled mes-

sage read lo congress.

May M—House adopt.

coLstltutlonal sr^r.dtr..... May r-Dr. Lynn Harold Hough elerisd president of Northwestern unlvcrsttJune 5—Anarchist rl"t to destror 1 of law enforcement officials In elg! t ern cities attempted. Two ;ereor.« I June 4—Eenste adopted woman suffrage constltutK.- al amendment resolution June E-Pnstmseter General Burleson surrendered operation of telegraph asw. telephone systems to the ecmoanlsa. June ^.-Legislatures of lU’.voa. Wisconsin and Micmgan ratified woman suf-

frage amendment.

July J—Wartime emergency prohibition

law went Into effect.

Julv 11—Federal Hade commission reported lo Pro:dent that p..rkers planned

complete centre! of all foodstufla

JII—ITtslden! Wilson vetoed agricultural bill Iv-causc of Us provision re-

pealing daylight roving law.

July U—President A. C. Townley and Joseph Gilbert of Nonpartisan league of North Dakota found guilty by Jury »t Jackson. Minn., of cocsjlracy to teach

disloyalty.

July n-IUre riots In Washington, four

persons killed.

July IT—Rare riots la Chicago: two

killed, many bun.

July 21—Chicago rare war spread, K In all were killed and hundreds hurt. July » — St.-.b- troop’s tn action to quell

Chicago ro e riots

July r-Government relinquished control of the telegraph and telephone sysAug 1—Ce’ngress repealed dayllght-sav-Aug X—Presld'nt Wilson ordered civil ' ' proceedings against the "Big

, 1 N rnrapners' ualcr. e ' ik. N

•jegraph op- |

• fx-sfrvlro refer'e« *he r for the re'.e-s- of J.-kl"A FGIf-e Angeles rseculel.

-Consular Agent Jenkins n

June S—Tewcnln etrtks «l

June p-commerclal tr*sc mcmlH-rs in southeast airuijS; , N . oi . y^lF^ma-y l^r-stng aektl

(—Delrt- w _

l*ir request for J*

era tors sinned . i * — Jure r-Gom|*rs re-MecUd preside, t > D^*

of A. F of L d , or jf.hcur | Dec. (-President Wilson ssked senate ! ed J %^1^5.^\ lr h.% en-ployecs j Jrnh.n. c«j ' * ^ “

July »-Strike of AtlanUc coast ship

"jldy^^ChUrago surface and eU .-atel

car men struck. _ . July a-Pollce of London and Fngxia.

province* called on strike, but few re-

Aug 1-Chicago

by eompromlee. # .. - Railroad shop workers of C b rro. s. Aug *—Brooklyn Rai ,a Transit

— struck.

r strike ended

ers struck. ... Fourteen rs'lroad unions demanded in-

s’’ strike

'~Aus 14—Railway sfcvpmes voted to re lU Aux'° Jk-PartOc roast railways tlsd up by strike . . . Aug. S-Presldent Wilson granted 4cent an hour raise to railway shopmen and issued eiplanatory statement to pub-

lic. calling for industrial truce-

Aug M—Railway shopmens rommlitee

rejected President Wllsor'- -

cered role o.> strike by Aog »—Parian coast voted to call off strike

Popt. 4—Actors won their strike Font. S—Tliree strikers killed In rl

In Hammond. Ind

Fnlontxed police of Boston struck.

MRPL 9 Rtal- '

seven persons : Steel worker r September

Steel ccrporailo., FcpL IF- rarper.ters' strike In Chicago dJatrl-t ended by victory for union. Fept. 3 Great strike of aleel workets begun. Two killed and several .;urt In riots In Pittsburgh region. Fept ST-British mill

s offer a

men

railway

AERONAUTICS

r IS—Air mall serv.ee hetsn eago and Cleveland established

May MS-Three American naval planes started tranaatUetlc flight from New-

1< undland.

i Newfoundland

kP miles out end

IT—Amerirsn naval plane NC4 reached the A lore*. NO landed on water, crew reerosd: NO landed on watw. Tasted" IK miles and leached Poola Delgada.

Axorra

May l»—Hawker and Grieve Varied —

plane Sight “

land: landed

were picked up oy eieame. May '4-Lieutenant R-get nade nonstop flight from Farts to Kec.lra. Morocco. May rr-L'.B navy plane NC4 Sew from the A lores to Lisbon Ihue compsrting

Parts and

as-ended 11.0® feet, world reeved for

altitude

May kV—IIC4 left Lisbon stopped Iwtrs and arrived — ”— 1 —'

day.

I Plyn-outh England, next

itth uugecsted a

w-limnl

> soul hern n

if Itiluin troops

rclic-d JTume: other troops, ordered to

disarm his men. mutinied.

Sept, it—China decreed separate peace

Sept. II—P

treaty handed lo Bulca-

-Raiians ousted from Trau by

Sept tmertcan marines, who turned

o Jugo-Blava.

Llthtu

> Gennany i

Och 1—jtnjjans i into: Uf) killed.

Ruasian nmthwesli tensive aga’nst bolii Oct. I- a: ametMfn

rejected

FYcu-' i-’.vo f

Eerba fought In Epa^army began oft» Iv peace treaty

Great Brlinl..

Och «-Rjh-hevfki evacuated Dvlnsk alter great defeat. Feac. treaties ritlCcd bv Italy by loyal

Riga _ Oct. Ifi-Klr.g George signed British r ' Oct. 11-Part of Riga ti-.km by Rus

Oct. iJ-I^ac-ie of Ns brought into being. Oct. it—General Denlklne

as ofiictally aouheed cap-

Ftve~ packer^

Aug. S-Provident Wllroe. addrersed eoagrci’s on high cost of llvti.g, Aug. 14—Henry F’ord won libel suit against Chi.ago Tribune, with nominal Aug. IF—President Wilson ret >e<1 the davllght-eavtrg repeal

Iviyllgt’t

bill

Och 1—Lockout an!

trade In New fork; many

suspended

Oct I Serious strike rlois British rail workers' stri

compromise

Oct *—Federal troops seat to Gary and martial law proclaimed in Gary. Fa*'

Chicago and Indians Harbor.

Industrial conference opened tn Vaah-

J-Nstlor-vride strike of soft coal x ordered for Nov- 1. IF—New Tork harbor workers

withdrew from

June M-lF-CapL John Aleoek and U at. Arthur W Brown of England made itrst nonstop fllgh* arroas Atlantic, from New Found land to Ireland In Vtckerw-Vlray

plane In 1' hours II mtnutaa.

July I—British dirigible P14 startod from Footlend for i»w Cnlted Elatsw July *-n»4 reached Mlneola. U 1. coir

pleLng trip In KO hours

3a y F—British dirigible RR sailed from Min tola. I, 1 , on return trio to Kr.’Pland. JT.y IS—British dirigible RJ4 arrived at Fulham. England from Mlneola. I. J .

strike in printint hsvln* made homeward voyage *- **

many pu Mira tic ~ - ——

11

■ Wltheyeombe. r,

hours St minutes.

Fipt I*- Rolsr 1 Rohlfs

n Gary. Ind . altitude record. K.CM feel, | e ended by j * fl|—‘ * SB

t Lake City and one at Deiswn. N. T. ■Vt »- Fourth aviator killed in coast-lo-

. - ..... airplane rare.

Oct i: -Two more contestants la trans-

j continental rare killed la I'tah.

‘■‘ct 55—I.lrvt Aleaarder Fearann de- , ri/.red winner cf 'rana-ontiTental race. ’ Dec Ih—Capt. Roes .?mltb completed

m <olle«tv<

Oct 24—Industrial Miners rejected all offe Oct 3—International o'-

Oct II—ioverement obtained injuo-'io

-Federal Judge Anderson o-dered "*— ■■ cal! olf strive by Nov. 11.

-—rials canceled

Nov. 11—Miners'

the strike order.

Nov. 3-New Tork printers

Fept. 2-BJtl to ma'.c p for life I'l.fHd by • cngrei Fept J—Ihesldent Will speaking tour of cvv.m'rv.

bepL 4—Pershing

rrmfinned by senate.

Sept (-Secretary of rommerce Redfield

rred by senate ■ Nov. 57—Government's efforts I

( ros! strike by neg,nation failed.

I.e IV-rshlng genera! rejecting ofler of 11

started on

lied general and

Dec. 1-War time Fuel Administrate "ew Industrial

Fei t C—Charles M. Galloway retlgner fcdrrul civil service ccn'.m'rslerer. at., ttacl ed Pc'imreter General Burleson Fept T-Great fake sto^k swindle pie

Kept »—<*ard anled nt New

*1 ^Mercltr cf Belgium D. Bel! Brooklyn, clect--ehlef of the G A. R.

'rvrlicnt Wilson's trip ended irtai mob In Omaha lynched >er. fought police, •el fire to ml almost killed Mayor E. P. irand Whitlock made ambas-

rh.ltc

d In r

ope- d let Atlantic City.

n r nd «

. Ark.

d the Relirlrjis *de conference vetoed prohl-

a Tudenl tv. T—lajt un ivdop:

northwest army ook j

hcvikl recaptured Gatchina preamble to treaty ratlfl1 by senate, 4S tn 40. ur.ctl ordered ILumanhin

I Tara. Da

■' I rajlonal congrexs epene.

f Rcd» k-rested bj

» I read

Irglnla Nov. t(—House a Nov. 1? Fenul-

Dec. J—Regular

pct.ed.

* -Freridrn

- . E—Fui . . „ drastic ordcro tor - IVc. >—rtomprom

rrence because Its resolution airplane flight from England to Port !>arbarraln'ng was rejected. 1 sir Australia, winning prise of IJd.nro ustnal contcrence ousolved 1 Dec. l»-CapL Fir John Alccvk. first

if compro- transatbu :> nonstop flyer, killed by a

i dent In France SPORTS

Feb li- Tie Oro won three-cushion from Kleekhefr*. Mar *—Fanncfax title from Dc Oro. May 21—Indianapolis WO.mile aufo race won by WUCC’X in a I'cugt t. Three men killed. June T—Mb Mrtn won Western Tntercolieglate conference athletic meet. June o—Walter Hagen won national open golf championship. Julv 4-Den psey knocked out Willard In third round, winning heavy weigh!

•

Ju’.y IF—Jim Barnee retained Western open golf championship July Sfi—Canadian open golf championship won by I mur'aa Edgar of Atlanta. Ga. wllh Tti strokes, new competitive record for TI holt . AJg 1I-F. F Wright of Buffalo. N w. n amtlcar chamiitonshlp at single trvrects and Nick Aria of Menard. Tex., the title at double*. Aug li-G. W. IxYlmcr. Troy. G_ won griv.id American hxndlrsp at Chicago. Aug. 55-Davidson Herron. Pittsburgh, won national amateur golf < hamplnnahlp. Aug. F—Mr*. Ferry Flak. De Kalb. lit. won ’m. ns' western golf championship. Sept. 4—William M. Johnston. San Frmn-r'-r-o. won natl-mvl tennis championship. Fept. 14—Cmrlnnal! Reds won National league pennant. Ert t :*-Chiraco White Sox won Amerl(let. JLrijlecinnntl Reds non world's “I I' Hoppe retained U-I balk

coal order renewed by Garfield. conference opened In

Ivc .-General strike In Rome. Milan

ind Florence. It.tly.

" * Garfield Issued

"'pled President Wlldetermine Scalea:*' s-.d called off their tailoring eoctrmetors

FOREIGN Jsn. Sh-RoyaUsl revolution I

> royalists defeated j

R I- Csnncfax w

mplosshlp.

h M-Wireless le-tn ren Cans da IJ-<»pen rebel:

IsduL

r_Jun^ Ferious anarchist n !-«roat foci! riots tn Forll. Italy

. s .; K . 1 ''* Emmanuel of n»| r u, u ,

the Fuaab.

In Ei

three-ci

i nlverrity of Illinois won f

1 ■ > u'-raptonahlp of western < nfere 1 '•e- '.-Jack Sharkey defeated Jimmy

F-rglsl.d In Milwaukee.

Ralph Green leaf won pocket

July Ills Jrpane

A States

July 5!

of Braxil

de*BBi prf * 1 -

J?./ in,a ,n tnoa rt 0 '-* In

:ah of Persia fl«d hi. country.

>f Costa Rlr* fled. Ba-

Choni Aug 1: Rrtaiai

I office

Ti!*asadr.r to America Aug !0-Euppte*»:on of Finn F* aunty Clare. Ireland, roused mu, Fept ‘-Honduras revolutlcnlsii

British

n southern Fuse

r 'Kc. IT—Bolshrt of KlelT and Kup Dec. 14—German

H A. Garfield resigned as at. r Johnson. California, candidacy fur presidency. Eui-rcme court upheb! <otif war-time prohlGSon an. alor Harding. Ohio cncandidacy fi.r RepuMIron

DOMESTIC

INDUSTRIAL

lASSK'

^Nov^ 1F-Lady A star elecl Nov. li—Radlrvle routfl j, No - 5T—British x vt-,,—c

count French, lordhe.te^ „i MEXICO May’ miff — .

to Juarex Jure IC-Ju,,,; l, f «

illard • I-ampmnr Ip of United Rtairo

"S executive committee

control app-- *

of the f” '■ ■

Camp v

from which Walter

as omitted.

DISASTEW

1.1-:

Brlf.sb maiors drowned when

r- bedhejr EV rnnway.

J trdtsport Nurtiiern FaclOc

gfcflglind.

»*!cj In Now Tork Central •••."« -* - «h Byron. N T • t T'rtoh steamer Chaprot eunk b Afr?VV lr :"‘e , ' f ^ ‘ >uet. April S Hundred persona killed by torfir :>•<? In Tuas Oklahoma and Arkan-

i>m ft—Tuxrge sectl'i

/royed by nta

Earthquake In San Salvad * M* ' .’ l,, * ' A property. ' m v” "* *"

'.Lea Itwh*'' 0 '

Tokchama de- . Sicily. In Wilkes harre

e = More Gm» V, persons kUM by •d,. it 1 ergus Falls Minn e ^i VllMd 0 ' T '‘ U ‘* d b >' ^RalUmore mj'T

]• -Fortv-thse. kilted t n ar.i e«plosion at Wllhebnal i’txr&sr TV ' I,, • ■ NECROLOGY

ns w. M .’h "

-“J

M arch ©—Henry M Riewsw, -J comedy wrllec ln N -w Tck ' ^ Jfc'L'&ZU”- »*»•—* ^Oerwg* Fort, saslmant trearsrro of J April f—F. W. Wool worth. Orie-i ve and ten eosi* etnes* blldard rUyer. ]

McCormick of Chicago Henry Morae Stephenauthor. In San Frsmclsrn Vise Jane Delano. Red Cross S director. In Franc*. April IT—Dr. J. Oeralaod Cady 1 architect In New Tork. April iF—Harlow N Hlglnbnthsa J Chicago. w April K—J .lee Vedrinea. tamrus

sw rtacl. producer, at nngnton. April 3—Albert Estoplnal. von... from Ixiulsiana. In New Orleans May 1 Jn—ph W. J.flsr dor. . Asher Hinds, perUamenterian Is ffi^l Ington. Mar 11-Rear Admiral Chauncey T -• U. S N. Mar 14—K. J. Hein* of Ptttsburgk. 1 Helen Hyde. American artist. 1 May K—Will J. I«vts. veteran t! ' manager, in Chicago.

1 Lemuel Ely Quire ■

iragua. In New T

May 1*—David H Greer. , Episcopal bishop of New York. 1 *eorge P. Upton, noted writer 00 si

ale. In Chicago.

May 50—Congrewsman C. C. v an Dj of Ft Paul. Minn., commnnder In ri of United Spanish War Veierani June 4-Frederick Thor eon. n etn.-al manager. In New York. June lo—Former IT. S. Senator Ja’-sB Fpooner of Wisconsin. | June U—Korrnrr Congresaman James

Ta .vney of Minnesota.

June 14—Weelon Grosamlih. British Ernest I Aster, governor of Wasl.1 July 5—Dr. Anna Howard Ehaw. v

rufTreetst. at Moylan Pa. Ex-4'ongTeaaman Lemue

New York.

July 4—John Fox. Jr., novelist i Fione Gap. Va. Julv 12—Dr. W. Max Muller, orieiurom • roferwor of Egyptology at Cnlversltr ■ Pennsylvania. V Cluvrles Rock. Engllxh actor. Aller. Vickers. England's greatest t-sI ofsctnrer of steel products and air;'-; W at Fotst bourne. I July IF—Fir Edward H. Holden. a«l Brliish financier L George H Primrose, famous mlRstro! ■ July 24-1* Verne W Noves. E a# manufacturer. Inventor and phlian-. : j|S* July 3—Ellas Grecnobsum. noted Chid go banker, aged FT. July 2*’—Blr Edward J. Poynter. r dent of Royal academy. July la-George A. Storey, famous pi er. In London. Aug. 1—Oscar Hammersteln. 1

J E. ("Gas ) Addleks. Delav —

cler

Aug. R-Ra ph Ulak-lock. America/! 1 Aug >—Ruggiero Leoncavsdm. eompee at Rome Prof Ernst HseckeL at Jena. Aug 11—Andrew Carnegie, at L*r<

Mas*

Aug. 14—Froderlck Layton, vete-

packer. > • Milwaukee.

Baron .nyerdyde. at Glasgow. Aug 3—Gen. 1 oul* Botha, premier F.'uth Africa. _ . . Fept A—Rudd rtobD. fam'ni* «1v«r bar ness h’ .r»«a. at tyw Angebs. ge^t (-Admiral Baron BeresforC

’’jsmes’ w. Osborne, noted criminal It* vrr lr. New Tork. - Fept 4—Duncan & Roaa. famous swar»

ope'*'*

man and avcrtler. In Baltimore. F»nt %—John Mitchell fonnvr pr«»

United V Work are.

Eld Sylva. noted tWgh

*]^qt AnAreef. Russian “(Jpt t*—Arthur M Bee-irTO-f"^ IV F minister to OrtomHa. »fi row—"’

Fept. V Oklahoe/

flour miller.

Sept. “

-

B. ■n-ym-.i-scs

•T. P. Fhonts. New Tork

Rrpt. U ^'Charles T/ Freer, rapttanst tri -t connoisseur, of Detrrit. .... w< lehr F Washbur. of MlnnsapolU. .4

IT—Adelina Fata »« renyesa 54—Chief JngUce H. W. Bond

Catholic priest asd army chaplain, a. tr ^Spt. 10—G»n Patrick Ecan.^rv*"^

hon^ ruler and former U S- mints

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Alfred two-In. former premier of ‘o’f 4-lffi Cyril Hopktn. of Un!*^

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ban^g who kidnaped v:nu ’

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