Deaths
- January 5 - Ernest Shackleton (born 1874), explorer.
- January 15 - Edward Hopkinson (born 1859), electrical engineer.
- January 22 - Camille Jordan (born 1838), mathematician.
- April 1 - Hermann Rorschach (born 1884), psychiatrist.
- April 9 - Sir Patrick Manson (born 1844), the "father of tropical medicine".
- May 26 - Ernest Solvay, (born 1838), chemist.
- June 18 - Jacobus Kapteyn (born 1851), astronomer.
- August 2 - Alexander Graham Bell (born 1847), inventor.
- August 18 - W. H. Hudson (born 1841), naturalist.
- August 29 - Sophie Bryant (born 1850), mathematician and educationalist (in a hiking accident).
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