Diplomat Medill McCormick Dies of Pneumonia in Hinsdale
Illinois diplomat and Chicago Tribune editor Medill McCormick died at his Hinsdale home from pneumonia. He had retired as ambassador to France in 1907 after ill health. Born July 16, 1849 in Rickbridge County Virginia, he was son of William S. McCormick, whose family helped develop the reaper that transformed farm life.
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McCormick Collector of Napoleonic Biographies and Etchings
Robert S. McCormick, educated at Chicago University and the University of Virginia, became a devoted collector of books and Napoleonic biographies and etchings.
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Pioneer American diplomat McCormick dies after pneumonia
Obituary notes the death of Mr. McCormick once ambassador to France and Russia and minister to Austria and London. He married Katherine Medill, aided Associated Press access to Russia, and urged a world court. Survived by his wife, two sons, sister and brother.
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Brigadier General Sherburne Guests at Edwards Dinner
Brigadier General John H. Sherburne and Mrs. Sherburne were hosted by Major General Clarence R. Edwards and Mrs. Edwards at the Edwards home on Commonwealth Avenue for a dinner gathering last night.
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