Year of notable deaths lists many distinguished figures
A compiled roll of prominent deaths and aging notables by month across Europe and the United States includes Sagasta Lafitte Parrochi Blowitz Ralph Gatling Hamilton Adams Dawes Mills, and Lecky among others. Entries cite Madrid Paris New York London Rome Philadelphia and other places with ages from 50 to 95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagasta
Spain
Madrid
Pierre Lafitte
Comte
Paris
K. Gen
Samuel Thomas
New York City
Cardinal Parrochi
Rome
M. de Blowitz
Abrams, Hewitty
Julian Ralph
Robert Planquette
Normandy
Augusta Holmes
Hero
Leander
Miscellaneous January Highlights and Notable Deaths
A compact chronicle lists events from January including Pacific cable linking San Francisco and Hawaii, a Delhi durbar for King Edward VII, deaths of N. G. Gonzales and Mrs. C. C. Chaffee, and the Etrurian at sea. Other items note imperial soldier casualties in Kwangsi, Mahler’s death, and world affairs such as Roosevelt’s St. Louis fair dedication and Kishineff riots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Hawaii
Edward VII
India
Delhi
N. G. Gonzales
State
Columbia
D. C
Gov. Tillman
C. C. Chaffee
Dred Scott
Springfield
Mass
Kwangsi
Edward
Margaret Neve
Guernsey
Col
W. W. Plunkett
Somaliland
East Africa
St. Louis
Roosevelt
Kishineff
Old Age and a Widespread Vital Force Discovery
Washington readers hear a drugstore discussion on age not by years but by vitality. Vinc appears as a tonic claimed to strengthen digestion, blood, and organs, with testimonials from Mrs. Avery and others. Also notice John Griffith’s Macbeth at the Graham with a top-tier cast and exclusive scenery. pricing listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cook & Sherman
Mr. Cook
Vinc
H. W. Avery
Norwich
N. Y
Vinci
Sarah J. Winderm
United States
Zachary Taylor
West Erie Street
Chicago
George L. Jones, Sr
Perrine Ave
Jersey City
A. J. Baker
Locust Street
Evansville
Ind
Jobn Griffith
the Graham
Griffith
A Good Resolution to Shave at Globe Barber Shop
A writer pledges that after New Year’s Day his eleven sons and he will shave only at the Globe Barber Shop. He praises the shop for neatness and satisfaction and signs off as a loyal customer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Edward Martin dies aged 94 in Cove Oregon
Joseph Martin died at his Cove Oregon home on October 27 1903 aged nearly 95. He had lived in Washington and Washington county from 1853 to 1864. His daughter Mrs T B Edmiston who was known to Washington people also died there years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodor Mommasen
Germany
Berlin
Lester A. Beardslee
Perry
Japan
Augusta
Andrew H. Green
Greater
New York
New York City
Camille Pissaro
Paris
George J. Engelmann
Nashua
N. H
Edwin Lord Weeks
Francis Marion Drake
Iowa
California
Centerville
George H. Stuart
Baltimore
Julian Rix
Harriet Hubbard Ayer
Jules Levy
Chicago
Joseph Martin
Cove
Oregon
Ile
Washington
Washington County
T. B. Edmiston
Stafford McKay Receives Gold Watch From Parents
Stafford McKay of the U S Express office was given a gold watch with chain by his parents last evening. He was so delighted that he briefly lost his appetite and seemed pleased with his new acquisition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford McKay
U.S. Express
Congratulatory letter to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy makers
Garland Texas News editor John H. Cullom praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in a letter recounting how it helped his family since 1857. He notes its safety pleasant taste and reliability for five children and commends the product's absence of overdose risk. Also mentions Stewart's Pharmacy Cook Sherman and Wm Bongert visiting Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Cullom
Garland
Texas
Chamberlain
Stewart’s Pharmacy
Cook & Sherman
Attention Farmers urged to move South for yearround work
The message appeals to farmers to relocate to the South to work outdoors and grow crops year round, arguing better profits with less winter shelter costs. It notes stock raisers avoid seasonal losses and invites interested readers to request more information by mailing an address.
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Seth Thomas
Lemmon & Lewis
Baird & Son
Nebraska
The
North
Platte Valley
Big Horn Basin
Quest
J. D. Kunath
Munn & Co
Scientific Americans
Im Cowon
Raav Ce
U. S
Henry Laurens Dawes
Massachusetts
Pittsfield
Frank Wildes
Boston
Manila
Edna Lyall
Ada Ellen Bayty
Eastbourne
England
de. J. L. M. Curry
Charlotte
N. C
Lewis Wood Robinson
Philadelphia
James McCreery
Richard Gordon Gatling
W. F
Baldy”) Smith
Joseph Henry Shorthouse
John Inglesant
London
James H. Blount
Paramount
Cleveland
Macon
W. TB. Franklin
Hartford
Conn
Andrew C. Wheeler
Nym Crinkle
George G. Bradley
Westminster Abbey
M. Legouve
Adrienne Lecouvreur
Schuyler Hamilton
Alexander Hamilton
Charles Godfrey Leland
Hans Breitmann
Florence
Italy
William P. Wood
Secretary Stanton
Frederick William Farrar
Canterbury
J. N. K. Fairbank
City
G. W. Swift
Swift Packing Company
Gen. W. H. Jackson
Nashville
Tenn
Joseph Park
Park & Tilford
J. W. Whymper
George E. Belknap
Key West
Rev
W. H. Milburn
U. S. Senate
Santa Barbara
Cal
Brigham Young
Mormon Council of Twelve
Salt Lake City
John E. MacGowan
South
Chattanooga
Gustave Gottheil
Temple Emanu-El
Alexander Ramsey
Minnesota
St. Paul
Stuart Robson
George Dana Boardman
Atlantic City
Paul du Chailly
St. Petersburg
J. Arditi
Brighton
J. Wells Champney
Gardiner G. Howland
New York Herald
R. H. Stoddard
Sibyl Sanderson
Paul Blouet
Max O'’Rell
Alexander McDowell McCook
Dayton
Elizabeth Coombs Adams
John Adams
Quincy
Frank Wheaton
Cardinal Vaughan
J. B. Pond
Harriet Lane Johnson
President Buchanan
White House
Narragansett Pier
William Ernest Henley
Robert Louis Stevenson
James G. Blaine
Maine Statesman
P. M. Arthur
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Winnipeg
Man
James Abbott MacNeill Whietler
Chelaen-by-the-Thames
Pope Leo XIII
Vatican
W. B. L. Farjeon
Avoiter
Mra
Jean Margaret Davenport Lander
Frederick W. Lander
Lynn
Maes
Phil May
William FE. Dodge
Pwr Harbor
Noah Brooks
Pasadena
Lord Salisbury
Will Arp
Charles FM. Smith
Atlanta
Frederick Law Olmatead
Waverly
Maas
Smptemnen
Otto Sarony
M. E. W. Sherwood
Alexander Bain
Aberdeen
Scotland
Charles B. Farwell
Merchant Prince
Maj
A. Me. Stetson
Boniface
Astor
Bradley T. Johnson
Rock Castle
Richard Henry Savage
Henry ©. Jarrett
William Edward Hartpole Lecky
Frederick Douglass
W. M. Springer
Herbert Spencer
Bancroft Gherards
Stamford
John R. Proctor
U. S. Civil Service Commission
James H. Mahler
Sir Hector Macdonald
Iune, Ll
Belgrade
Alexander
Draga
Peter Karageorgevitch
Malcolm A. Rafferty
San Juan Hill
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Pedro Alvarado
Mexico
Chihuahua
Menott
Garibaldi
Alaskan Boundary Tribunal
Booth-Tucker
Salvation Army
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Dean Lake
Kansas
Russia
Manchuria
Kaiser
Fall River
Taunton
Rhode Island
U. S. Steel Corporation
Wood
Jolo
East River Bridge No. 2
New Orleans
Wm. Bongert
Muscatine
Racine
R. A. Riley
J. W. Teeter
Washington, Iowa
Teas & Fields
Little & Teas
McKeone & Shields
City Water Works
Milwaukee
O. Solbric & CO
Eral Repair Ae Pee Lie Opera Hous
Alabama
Florida
Dr. King
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