
Leonard, Lotte [aka Charlotte Levy]; Cahier, Sarah [Frau Charles]; Erb, Karl; Duhan, Hans; and Markhoff, Franz.

Potter, William J. (1829-1893). Radical minister in the American Free Thought tradition. He was influenced by the Transcendentalists and later, Darwin.


Juch, Emma (1861-1939). Operatic Soprano who created the "Emma Juch Opera Company".



(Hergesheimer, Joseph). Stappenbeck, Herb.


Westmacott, Sir Richard. (1775-1856). British sculptor.

Nearing, Scott. (1883-1983). American radical economist, political activist and an advocate of simple living.

Boyden, Roland William (1863-1931). Lawyer and Statesman who as the U.S. Representative to the Reparation Commission suggested that the Versailles Treaty would guarantee Germany could not pay reparations and that the agreement should be redrawn.

Coontz, Robert. (1864-1935). U.S. Navy Admiral who served in the Spanish-American War and was Chief of Naval Operations. He was Governor of Guam 1912-13.

Hamilton, Cosmo. (1870-1942). English novelist and playwright.


Powell, John. (1882-1963). American composer, pianist and ethnomusicologist.

Deland, Margaret. (1857-1945). American novelist and poet.




Thornton, Edward. (1817-1906). Prominent British diplomat. Minister to America from 1867 to 1881.

Bispham, David. (1857-1921). American operatic baritone.

Fisher, Charles. (1816-1891). Anglo-American comedian.

Sutro, Alfred. (1863-1933). English playwright and translator of Maeterlinck.


Ellerman, Ferdinand. (1869-1940). Astronomer associated with the development of the Yerkes and Mount Wilson observatories.

Wallach, Anne Jackson; and Wallach, Eli. American film, television and stage actors who often co-starred on and off Broadway.

Bondfield, Margaret. (1873-1953). British woman prominent in the labor movement and a fighter for women's suffrage.

Connor, Ralph. (1860-1937). Popular Canadian novelist.
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