
Ritter, Lawrence S.; Fleming, G. H.; Williams, Frank J.; et al. Thorn, John; editor.


Demuth, Norman; compiler.

(Mahler, Gustav). Boulez, Pierre; Heller, Friedrich C.; et al. Wiesmann, Sigrid; editor.

Mezer, Robert R. Massachusetts psychiatrist who examined Albert DeSalvo ("The Boston Strangler"), obtaining his confession.

Padover, Saul K. (1905-1981). A historian and political scientist at the New School for Social Research in New York City.

Wheeler, Post. (1869-1956). American writer and diplomat.

Stevens, Simon. (1825-1894). Lawyer known for his expertise in riparian water rights.

Perkins, Mahlon F. (1882-1963). American diplomat who served in China and in Barcelona during the Spanish Civil War.

Chamberlain, Samuel Vance; and Johnson, Fridolf.

l'Allemand, Pauline. (1856-1944). American operatic soprano.

Vronsky, Vitya (1909-1992); and Babin, Victor. (1908-1972). Vronsky & Babin were regarded as one of the foremost duo-piano teams of the twentieth century.



Schafer, Wilhelm; and Wette, Adelheid (Hunperdinck).


Schulthess, Emil.





Weingartner, Felix (1863-1942). Austrian composer & conductor known for his interpretations of Beethoven & Wagner.

Gores, Joe (1931-2011). American mystery writer.

Mantell, Robert B. (1854-1928). American actor known for his performance as Lear. Acted in silent film from 1915.



(Kent, Rockwell). Breuning, Margaret. New York Evening Post critic.

Ulmar, Geraldine (1862-1932). American soprano known for her roles in Gilbert and Sullivan.

Ames, Oliver. (1831-1895). American businessman, financier and politician. 35th Governor of Massachusetts (1887-1890).

Joseffy, Rafael. (1852-1915). Hungarian pianist and composer.
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