Campbell Bannerman Death of Ex Premier Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman
Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman, aged seventy two and long Stirling Burghs MP, died after weeks of illness. The Liberal leader, famed for tact and unity, steered the party through Boer War tensions and formed a strong cabinet with Grey, Asquith, Birrell, and Lloyd George. He resigns as prime minister in April amid heart weakness and dropsy, with Asquith summoned to form a new government.
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Sir Edward Grey
Herbert Henry Asquith
Herbert John Gladstone
R. B. Haldane
John Morley
India
James Bryce
Ireland
Augustine Birrell
Board of Education
David Lloyd-George
Board of Trade
John Burns
Bryce
Mr. Birrell
Campbell-Bannerman
House of Commons
House of Lords
Biarritz
Sir Henry Campbell- Bannerman
William Vernon Harcourt
Chamberlain
C.B
King Edwards Regret Over Sir Henry Campbell Bennerman Death
King Edward expresses sorrow on hearing of Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman’s death in Copenhagen calling him a faithful servant of the country. Tributes pour in from public and press praising his character honesty and leadership. General Louis Botha telegraphs that he was one of the empire’s wisest statesmen and a true friend to the Transvaal. The morning papers highlight his role in securing self-government for new colonies and the resignation of the Duke of Cambridge as commander in chief.
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House of Commons
Ireland
Lord Wolseley
Liberal Party
Balfour
Charlotte
Charles Bruce
Lanark
Kent
Glasgow University
Athenaeum
Brooks's
Reform
Oxford
Cambridge
London
Belgrave Square
S. W
Belmont Castle
Meigle
Scotland
King Eawari
Copenhagen
Henry Campbell- Bennerman
Henry Camptell-Bannerman
Chronicle
Louis Botha
Transvaal
Empire
South Africa
Sir Henry
Duke of Cambridge
End of Active Career Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman Dies
London April 22 Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman former British Premier died at 9 15 this morning at his Downing Street residence. Heart failure given as the cause. In the room were his niece Mrs Campbell host since Lady Campbell Bannerman’s death, Dr Burnet his physician, and the butler. telegrams were sent to Edward and Queen Alexandra, the Prince of Wales and Cabinet ministers. Funeral in Westminster Abbey at noon April 27, burial at Meigie Perthshire beside his wife. Messages arrive from around the world, including Whitelaw Reid the American ambassador.
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Sir Henry Campbell-Bannermen
Downing Street
Campbell
Henry
Lady Campbell-Banner- Man
Burnet
S. Henry
Ialfe
West Minster Abbey
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Meigie
Perthshire
Sir Henry
Whitelaw Reid
St. James's
The Career of Sir Henry Campbell Anherman
The Right Hon Sir Henry Campbell annérman rises to prominence with education at Glasgow University and Trinity College Cambridge. He adds Bannerman surname in 1672 and inherits a vast fortune, entering Parliament for Stirling burghs, then maintaining a steady political career despite a turbulent era.
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James Campbell
Stracathro
Ferfarshire
Scotland
Janet
Henry Bannerman
Manchester
England
Henry
Stirling
James
Glasgow
William
J. & W. Campbell & Co
James Alexander Campbell
Trem &Ttre
Henry Campbell
Teny
Trinity College
Cambridge
Bannerman
Hunton Court
Kent
Ogether
Livera
Ambassador Bryce's Sorrow Over Campbell-Bannerman Death
Chattanooga reports Ambassador Bryce reacting to the death of Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman. He expressed deep grief and shock at luncheon, noting the statesman was popular across classes, especially in the House of Commons, and that his passing would cause universal grief.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Bryce
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
House of Commons
McKinley Home Becomes Mercy Hospital in Canton
The McKinley home in Canton was donated to Bishop Ignatius F. Horstman for use as a non sectarian hospital open to all. It will be Mercy Hospital. Mrs Rose Klorer of Canton bought the home from the McKinley estate for $20000.
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Ignatiue F. Horstman
Cleveland Catholic
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Theatrical News One Act Operetta At Fifth Avenue
The one act operetta A Love Waltz starring twenty three cast members plays on Monday as part of a vaudeville bill at the Fifth Avenue. The show will run for several weeks and transfer to the Laric Theatre next Monday with Henry E. Dixey presenting Papa Bernard at the Bijou. The Waldorf Astoria hosts a benefit for Mary Fisher Home featuring John Slavin May Vokes and more.
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Georgia Caineé
Yorke and Adams
Frank Fogerty
Bert Leslie
Pertormers
Hammerstein
Victoria
CB Leader: Popularity and Rise of Campbell-Bannerman
A tribute tracing Henry Campbell-Bannerman’s public esteem as CB in Commons circles, his transformation from Opposition leader to Liberal Prime Minister, and how personal sacrifice and resilience shaped his late career and posthumous reputation. The piece notes his early sobriquet CB, cabinet selections, and the impact of his wife’s illness on his leadership.
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Palmerston
House of Commons
Treasury Bench
Eleventh Southern Education Conference Opens in Memphis
telegraph report from Memphis April 22 shows robust interest in popular education across the South. Robert Ogden of New York delivered the welcome and annual address urging better trained minds and humane leadership to meet future challenges. Over 250 delegates registered with plans for a January visit to New York and Boston schools by state superintendents and the Southern Education Board. Memphis welcomed delegates with social and literary gatherings at the Business Men's Club following the opening session.
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New York
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Southern Education Board
Boston
Business Men's Club
Bishop Ellison Capers Dies in Columbia at 2:30 P M
Columbia obituary notes Bishop Ellison Capers of South Carolina Episcopal Diocese died at his home in Columbia at 2 30 p m after months of feeble health He was born in Charleston on October 14 1837 a South Carolina Military Academy graduate and former professor He served as a major and brigadier general in the Confederate Army and later held political church roles including Rectorates in Greenville Selma and Columbia He was consecrated the seventh Bishop of South Carolina in 1893 and his son John G Capers became Commissioner of Internal Revenue and a Republican national committeeman
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Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
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Miss
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Mississippi
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Greenville
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Selma
Ala
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Columbia
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John G. Capers
Internal Revenue
Republican National
Samuel R Shipley Dead Philadelphia Financier Leader
Samuel R Shipley former president of Provident Life and Trust Company dies at his Philadelphia home after a long illness. Born January 188? in Philadelphia, he was a Quaker and educated at Friends' Boarding School. He organized the Provident Life and Trust Company in 1866 and led it until 195. He was among La Follette named financiers guiding the country and is the first of the group to die.
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Brigadier General L N Duchesney Dies in East Boston
Brigadier General Lawrence N Duchesney a prominent Massachusetts military figure died at his East Boston home after a lengthy illness He was sixty six a native of Ontario who moved to Massachusetts as a youth and served in the Civil War later leading the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company and the Massachusetts militia for many years
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Boston
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Massachusetts
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William S. Douglas Dies Suddenly at Brooklyn Home
William Scott Douglas president and director of Douglas Manufacturing Company died yesterday at his Brooklyn home. He collapsed while dining with family. heart disease cited. Born October 17, 1859 in Brooklyn, he was treasurer of the Proprietary Association of America and a church trustee, with two daughters and a wife surviving.
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Weather Forecast and Official Record Summary
Low pressure dominates the nation except North Carolina and Southern Virginia. Showers occur in Arkansas Missouri valleys and the east Gulf, with unsettled western weather and a colder trend west of the Rockies. Warmer in New England and Mid Atlantic, with northwest abnormal heat. DC Maryland mix of clouds and showers expected, with southwest winds. Local highs around 86, lows near 42, and a forecast for fair today with increasing access and southwest winds.
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Cunningham Ralston marriage notices in New York
Marriage notices report two weddings on April 22 1908. Marion Stewart daughter of Dr and Mrs David Ralston to William Cunningham at Broadway Tabernacle led by Rev William A Kirkwood. Emily daughter of Benjamin Welles and Harry Pel ham Robbins married at Grace Church assisted by Rev William M Grosvenor and Rev William R Huntington.
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Marriages in New York and Long Island notice
EWAN HAMILTON and Charles Fearing Swan to be wed at the bride’s father’s residence in New York by Rev Philip M Rhinelander. Florence Chapman Holbrooke to Edward Sampson Thurston at St John’s Church Far Rockaway by Rev Henry Mester. Notices of marriages must include full names and addresses.
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Cambridge
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Thurston—Holbrooke
St. John's Church
Far Rockaway
Long Island
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Florence Chapman Holbrooke
Stephen Holbrooke
Eiward Sampson Thurston
Death notices scatter through Brooklyn obits page
Death notices from April 22 to 24 1868 list Benedict Bolton Douglas Jackson McManus McGrath and other locals. Entries name Benedict Bolton Douglas Jackson McManus Maddren Radcliff Scott and McManus with funeral times and locations in Brooklyn Yonkers and nearby towns. Several specify residences, churches and cemeteries with service times and interment details.
Desirable Help Quick at Uptown Tribune Office
Special notices urge employers to save time by consulting the file of applicants for diverse positions now installed at the Tribune Uptown Office, 1384 Broadway. Includes office hours, subscription rates, and a wide network of international news and advertising offices across cities and hotels.
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