American Decades
Deaths
John M. Allston, 86, fellow of the American Institute of Architects and a charter member of its Pittsburgh chapter, 17 April 1910.
George M. Anderson, 47, architect who designed the Avondale Presbyterian Church and the Ingalls Building in Cincinnati, 4 October 1916.
Daniel Hudson Burnham, 66, architect, chief of construction for the 1893 Columbian Exposition, 1 June 1912.
Edward M. Butz, 57, architect who designed the Dollar Savings Bank and the Seventh Street Hotel in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 4 September 1916.
J. Cleveland Cady, 82, partner in the architectural firm of Cady, Berg & See, which designed the Brooklyn Academy of Design and the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, 16 April 1919.
Adolph Cudell, 60, architect who designed houses for prominent Chicago families, 18 August 1910.
James A. Darrach, 36, architect who...
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1910's Fashion
