James Mark Sullivan Dies in Ireland After Turbulent Career
James Mark Sullivan, once a prominent figure in Wilson era diplomacy, died in Ireland. Born 1878 in Killarney, he rose from a New England newspaper path to Yale Law, later serving as minister to Santo Domingo amid controversy over contracts and bank dealings. His family ties linked him to Tammany leaders, and his career ended with resignation and exile.
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Mrs Kirkwood Celebrates 99th Birthday in Iowa City
Mrs Jane Kirkwood widow of Samuel J Kirkwood former Iowa war governor and Garfield interior secretary celebrated her ninety ninth birthday in Iowa City on September 2.
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