Record of deaths for 1907 listing notable figures
A dated roll call of deceased public figures and dignitaries from January to December 1907. It includes Sir William Pearce How, Bris Gen George Bell, Otto Benndorf, Gustav Kruell, Ernest Crosby, Hart Belton, Alfred Davis, Daniel Coussirat, Muzafferet-Din, Marie of Hanover, Vladimir Pavlov, George Montgomery, Henry Squires, Lord de Cabo Frio, George Fabyan, Willard Banday, Charles M. Shelley, Lord Field, Russell Alger, Edward Huggins, John W. Davis, Andrew Blair, Henry M. Field, Richard W. Blue, Wilbur Jackman, Otis Eddy, Arthur Jackman, Jose Rodriguez, William Stang, Edward Lander, William Flack, Alfred Walter, Frank Higgins, Giosue Carducci, Erl Hulbert, Henry Olcott, John Crater Brown, Hales Hingston, Erik Bostrom, John Dunne, Baron de Staal, Archibald Gunter, Frank Hearne, Charles Loring, Albert Kautz, Perston Leslie, Viscount Goschen, John Creighton, Sir William Russell, Lord Field, and many others across eras and nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pearce Howland
Canada
Bris
George Bell
Otto Benndorf
Gustav Kruell
Ernest Howard Crosby
Hart B. Belton
Maryland
Oliver F. Lantz
General Council of the
Lutheran Church
Alfred FE. Davis
Pioneer Railroad Builders of
California
Daniel Coussirat
McGill University
Muzafferet-Din
Persia
Marie
Hanover
Vladimir Pavlov
Russia
George Montgomery
San Francisco
Henrys Squires
Viscount de Cabo Frio
Department of Foreign Affairs
George F. Fabyan
Willard L. Banday
Charles M. Shelley
Alabama
Lord Field
Russell A. Alger
William Whitley
Edward Huggins
Puget Sound
John W. Davis
Rhode Island
Andrew G. Blair
Henry M. Field
Richard W. Blue
Kansas
Wilbur S. Jackman
University of Chicago
Otis Eddy
Illnois
Arthur Jackman
Jose Ignacio Rodriguez
William Stang
Fall River
Edward Lander
Territory of
Washington
William H. Flack
Fannin York
Samuel D. Holabird
Lally Grenfell
Lord and
Lady Grey
Seymour A. Baker
Republican Party
Kate Dennn Wilson
Mary S. Anthony
Elmer S. Dundy
Charles H. Loring
Albert Kautz
N.S. N
Perston Hopkins Leslie
Kentucky
Territory
Montana
Viscount Goschen
John A. Creighton
Omaha
William Howard Russell
Aar
Alfred Walter
Seaboard Air Line
Frank Wayland Higgins
New York
Giosue Carducci
Erl Baker Hulbert
University of Chicago Divinity School
Col
Henry Steel
Olcott
John Crater Brown
Providence
William Hales Hingston
Montreal
Erik G. B. Bostrom
Sweden
John T. Dunne
New Jersey
Baron de Staal
Archibald Clavering Gunter
Frank J. Hearne
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Real Wonderland heals boy with King's New Discovery
In South Dakota a boy near death in Mound City recovered after Mrs. E. D. Clapp used Dr King s New Discovery. The medicine is guaranteed to aid coughs and colds throat and lung troubles with a trial bottle offered free by W J Smith & Bro H R Palmer & Sons. Prices are 50c and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
E. D. Clapp
Mound City
Mrs. Clapp
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
1907 Highlights Across Boxing, Baseball and Theatre
Key notes report 1907 includes Joe Gans retirement at night Tom Sharkey defeating Tommy Buros in a dream Jim Jeffries returning to boxing to clear the ring Jim Corbett starring in Hamlet on stage and the New York Giants winning the world championship in 1905 Ban Johnson losing the American League presidency before the annual meeting Harry Pulliam unanimously elected National League president aside from one vote Washington baseball team busy with games and schedules two St Louis clubs noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gans
Tom Sharkey
Tommy Buros
Jim Jeffries
Jim Corbett
Hamlet
New York Giants
Ban Johnson
Harry Pulliam
Washington
St. Louis
Nough
Eeeooe
Foley's Kidney Cure Review From New Britain Man
James Donahue of New Britain Connecticut says after trying kidney remedies and diabetes treatment he improved after Foley's Kidney Cure and was cured after five bottles. He notes passing a life insurance exam following his recovery. The product claims to cure backache and all forms of kidney and bladder trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Donahue
New Britain, Conn
Foley
Intercollegiate Association Meets for Football Rule Review
Delegates arrive from across the country for the annual Intercollegiate Association meeting at the Murray Hill Hotel in New York. Key topics include possible abandonment of the forward pass and changes to football rules, with seven of fourteen rules committee members to be named and Harvard's Joshua Crane expected to replace W L Reid Jr. on the panel. Other discussions cover Summer Baseball Amateurism schedule lengths and the role of athletic sports in college life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intercollegiate Association
New York
Intercollegiate Association of the United States
Murray HI Hotel
Joshua Crane
W. L. Reid, Jr
Harvard
Kionophiles and Kionomania Describe Snow Fervor
The Philadelphia Bulletin quotes a professor defining kionophiles as snow lovers who warm at the sight of fresh white snow, comparing their passion to Beethoven’s music. He warns that kionomaniacs seek snow for madness, risking pneumonia and harming others when crazed by winter play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Philadelphia Bulletin
Beethoven
Jlae
Wise Dog Rescues Master Horse From Ice
Derby Connecticut dispatch reports Charles Ubrich’s shepherd dog saved his horse that wandered onto Lake Brandegree and fell through the ice. The dog dragged Ubrich from breakfast, then led him to the scene as the horse, after hours of effort, was rescued from the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby
Conn
New York
Charles Ubrich
Lake Brandegree
Ubrich
Miracle in a French church headline and image report
A Brin village priest and assembled witnesses including the mayor and town notables attest to a Christ head image appearing in the mon strance after Mass, then vanishing. The report notes a public sensation and mentions Kodol digestive remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
New York Times
Brin
Not mine tail in subway spur prompts ad pun claim
A New York World item describes a subway car scene where a young woman finds a fur tail on the floor. Women count tails on their furs and deny ownership. The moment inspires a quip about a sign advertising an old man and a tease of a prank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Saas
Adventist preacher tale echoes political zeal and Grant
A New York World letter recalls a 1872 sermon predicting the world’s end on Nov 1. A fat man in the rear shouts glory, then jokes that he only wants the world to end to hear Grant. The anecdote satirizes press bias toward Bryan and rivals in New York papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bryan
Grant
Comforting Words About Dean's Kidney Pills
Athens reader James Armstrong a Windsor Street resident describes years of backache and urinary trouble easing after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He reports strengthened back, removal of pain, and ability to work full days. Local druggists invite inquiries about customer reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
James Armstrong
Foundryman
Windsor St
Atlanta
Dean
H. R. Palmer & Sons Drug Store
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John Alexander Dowie
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Edouard Toudouze
John Mooreay
S. A
Pierre Eugene Mercelin Berthelot
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Count Laresdorff
Theodore J. Wint
U.S. A
Frederick H. Halterman
Pennsylvania
M. Pobyedonostsev
Holy Synod of Russia
Moses Tyler Stevens
Massachusetts
Mareh
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Luigi Machi
Richard Comba. U
Gulusha A. Grow
House of Representatives
John C. Greavery
Church South
James N. Fitzgerald
Moe
Joseph H. Walker
Atwil
Numa Pompilio Liona
Benader
William Henry Drummon
Stanford Newel
U. S
Manuel Lizandro Barilhes
Guatemala
Joseph WooSt
John
Ontation
Paul Menzel
Lutheran Synod of the United States
Daniel H. Chamberlain
South Carolina
Baron Frisch
Council of
James H. Eckles
Esther McNiel
WCTL
Frans Reinhold Kjelman
Andres Theurier
Dennis Kearney
David Willcox
Delaware & Hudson Railroad Company
Rufus Brown Bullock
Georgia
William M. Johnston
Annie Wheeler
George Sverdrup
Minneapolis
George B. Butler
Joseph K. Hudson
Benjamin Baker
John Q. Underhill
George Henry Fink
House of Commons
Neven
Henry S. Turrill
Johm Patton
Michigan
Theodore Tilton
Ida McKinley
Karl Blind
General Billot
William P. Sheffield
Fomer
Alexander Stewart Herschel
Isidore Wormser
Lucien Baker
John Hall
New Zealand
Peter Heyden
Francisurphy
Hiram J. Ayres
Ernst Kuno Fischer
Heidelerg
Germany
J. G. McMahen
Ohio
Sir William Henry Perkin
John H. O'Neal
Indiana
Thesheld Chartran
Angelo Weilprin
Henri Malot
Ini von Kardoff
Thomas Nelson
Oregon Supreme Court
Edmund W. Pettus
Charles Francis Powell
Jandy Schmiel Om
Francis Miles Pineh
Joseph Hatton
David Christie Murray
Augustus St. Gardens
Aucus
Cardinal Dominics, Swangna
Robert A. Pinkerton
Famous
Detective Agency
Aucust
William Birney
TS. A
Joseph Joachim
Joseph A. Smith
V. S.N
Cardinal Emilio Talianiley
Oren Root
Itamilton College
Nelson Morris
Chicago
William A. Windsor
Richard Mansfield
John Joseph Williams
Boston
Pleasant Porter
Edvard Hagerup “Ries
Louis Sells
Rene Francois Armand Sully-Prudhomme
Indeville
Samuel Myers
Mills
Harry C. Chester
Walter Scott
John G. Walker
U. S.N
Frederick Z. Rooker
Philippines
William Goddard
Brown University
Robert E. Withers
Virginia
Samuel Sloan
Cecil Clay
United States Department of Justice
Grand Duke Frederick
Baden
William Shaw Tiffany
Susan A. Wallace
Lew Wallace
Mary J. Holmes
Andrew Williams
Baron Brampton
David Masson
Andreas Steinhuber
Maurice Loewy
Henry Pember Smith
Charles A. Turner
Madras High Court
George Frederick Bouley
Gerald Massey
Diego Barros Arana
Chile
Big Gen
T. E. Rose
Sophia Cruvelli
Lewis Emory McCone
Sir Lewis Morris
Charles T. Barney
Moncrie D. Conway
Sir Francis Leopold McClintock
William Lathrop
Ilinois
George JE. Pond
Charles F. Caswell
Colorado Supreme Court
Asaph Hall
U S. A
Sir Henry Edward Colvile
Leon Jastremski
Louisiana
George Frederiick Shrady
George W. Smith
Illinois
Frank Wayland Pat ‘Mer
Henry Osborne Havermeyer
American Sugar Refining Company
Luis Saenz Pena
Argentine Sugar Refining Company
Clara Bloodgood
S&s
Oscar II
Joseph H. Outhwaite
James Henry Stoddart
Benjamin Champney
Leighton Coleman
Belaware
Carola
Saxony
Lord Kelvin
J. Israel Tarte
Augustus Ringling
William H. Hinrichsen
Christian Hauge
United States
M. Filossofoff
Shadow
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R. H. Lawson
Sprott
Als
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