Deaths
- 9 January - Marie of Saxe-Altenburg, Queen of Hanover
- 5 February - Ludwig Thuille, composer
- 14 February - Adolf Seel, painter
- 17 February - Wilhelm von Bezold, physicist
- 24 February - Otto Goldschmidt, composer
- 6 March - Karl Heinrich von Boetticher, FKP politician
- 13 March - Fritz Scheel, conductor
- 20 March - Ottomar Rosenbach, physician
- 25 March - Ernst von Bergmann, surgeon
- 1 April - Johann Friedrich Jaennicke, entomologist
- 30 April - Julius Langbehn, art historian
- 3 May - Hermann Tietz, merchant
- 13 May - Prince Moritz of Saxe-Altenburg, nobleman
- 30 May - Ottomar Anschütz, inventor
- 5 July - Kuno Fischer, philosopher
- 13 July - Heinrich Kreutz, astronomer
- 13 August - Hermann Carl Vogel, astronomer
- 13 September - Jacob Friedrich Behrend, jurist
- 28 September - Frederick I, Grand Duke of Baden, nobleman
- 3 October - Alfred Reisenauer, pianist
- 10 October - Adolf Furtwängler, archaeologist
- 12 November - Prince Arnulf of Bavaria, nobleman and General
- 16 November - Gustav Hertzberg, historian
- 21 November - Paula Modersohn-Becker, painter
- 25 November - Heinrich Dernburg, jurist
- 21 December - Klara Hitler, mother of Adolf Hitler
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