Salt Lake Tribune | 1904-03-20 | Page 9 | Notable Dead of Day

NOtLE r COU OLIVER GREISXE, retired, was found dead In his room at tho Cosmos club, San Francteco. Heart dlncnso Is given as Uio cause. Ho was 70 venrs of age. HENRY RICHARDSON", for many years editor of the Atlanta Oournal nnd widely known as a speaker, is dead at Atlanta, Ga. THOMAS LAWRENCE FORREST, pioneer bunker and the last of four brothers broth-ers who woro Identified with the commercial commer-cial nnd literary Hfo of Chicago. l.s dead at Chicago, iiged JS years, llo was born in Corlc, Ireland, and enmo to Chicago in BARON AVJLHBLM VON IIAMMER-STEIN IIAMMER-STEIN is dead at Berlin, nt the apo of GO years. "Wlillo editor of t ho ICrouz 'Zeltung, tho foremost conacn-ativc paper of Prussia Prus-sia and member of tho Reichstag ho dominated dom-inated tho Conservative party ns dlctn-tor dlctn-tor until he was in 1S93 publicly accused of a number of crimes. IIo tied to Italy but was brought back and tried for forgery forg-ery and fraud. The court sentenced him to thrco years' penal servitude, which ho served.