Death of ex Premier Campbell Bannerman
Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman dies at seventy two after long service to the Liberal party. The death shocks Parliament as Asquith forms a cabinet and Liberals reorganize. He led with tact and diligence, famed as a loyal, plainspoken leader who kept diverse factions united.
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Sir Edward Grey
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Herbert John Gladstone
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John Morley
India
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David Lloyd-George
Board of Trade
John Burns
Bryce
Mr. Birrell
Campbell-Bannerman
House of Commons
House of Lords
Biarritz
Sir Henry Campbell German
William Vernon Harcourt
Chamberlain
C.B
Regret over Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman Death
Tributes from public figures and newspapers pour in after the death of Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman. King Edward and General Louis Botha lead the praise, highlighting his character, honesty, and tact. His role in self-government for new colonies and the Duke of Cambridge resignation are noted as major achievements.
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Copenhagen
Henry Campbellannerman
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Chronicle
Louis Botha
Transvaal
Empire
South Africa
Henrys
Duke of Cambridge
End of Active Career Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman Dies
Former British Premier Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman died at Downing Street after a long illness. Heart failure caused death at 9:15 this morning, with his niece and physician present. Messages were sent to King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, with funeral plans set for Westminster Abbey on April 27 and burial beside his wife in Meigle, Perthshire. A continuous stream of visitors from around the world sought condolences at his residence.
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The
Tribune Association
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Manchester
Poli
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Austerlitz
Pitt
Perceval
Bellingham
Europe
Stirling Burges
House of Commons
Portugal
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Gosel
Westminster Hall
Abbey
Hfe
Brushtell-Bannerman
Ying Gladstone
Aleigh
Belmont Castile
London
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannermen
Sally
Mr. Campbell
West Rineter Abbey
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Meigle
Perthshire
Sir Henry
Right Hon Henry Campbell Bannerman and family fortune
A biographical sketch traces Henry Campbell Bannerman born 1856, his Campbell lineage from Stracathro Scotland, and marriage to Janet Bannerman’s heir. It notes his Glasgow and Trinity College education, adoption of Bannerman surname in 1876, and a large inherited income. It mentions his successful parliamentary runs representing Stirling in the Liberal interest.
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James Campbell
Stracathro
Scotland
Janet
Henry Bannerman
Manchester
England
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Suir- Mrz
James
Glasgow
Willim
J. & W. Campbell & Co
Altrough St
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Henry Campbell
Trinity College
Cambridge
Bannerman
Hunton Our, Ken
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ST Pares
Ambassador Brice Mourns Campbell-Bannerman Death
Chattanooga April 22 Ambassador Brice expressed deep grief on learning Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman had died. He noted the statesman was widely loved, especially in the House of Commons, and said the shock would cause universal sorrow.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Brice
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
House of Commons
McKinley Home to Become Mercy Hospital in Canton
Cleveland April 2 The McKinley home in Canton is turned over to Bishop Ignatius F Horstman of the Cleveland Catholic diocese to operate a non sectarian hospital for all. It is to be named Mercy Hospital after purchase from the McKinley estate by Mrs Rose Kierer of Canton for 20000 dollars.
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Canton
Ignatius F. Horstman
Cleveland Catholic
Mercy Hospital
Rose Kierer
Theatrical News One Act Operetta At Fifth Avenue Theatre
The one act operetta A Love Waltz is extended for several weeks at the Fifth Avenue Theatre with a 23 person cast. The Wolf moves to the Saric Theatre Monday night, and Henry E. Dixey appears at the Bijou with Papa Lebonnar the same evening. Many stars perform in a Mary Fisher Home benefit at Waldorf Astoria. Marie Dressler leads the Colonial Theatre week. Bijou, Alhambra, Hammerstein’s Victoria and other houses feature top acts with multiple daily shows.
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Genaro
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Richard Golden
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Alhambra
Georgia Cainé
Yorke and Adams
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Hert Leslie
Hammerstein
Victoria
The Mysterious Legacy of CB a Leader and Icon
An analysis of Henry Campbell-Bannerman known as CB, tracing his public reception and nickname culture, his tough opposition leadership, and the arc of his career from backbench to Prime Minister. The piece notes the shift from partisan doubt to broad respect, highlighting Lloyd George and Burns as cabinet builders and the personal toll of his wife’s illness on his tenure.
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Joe
Chamberlain
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Pam
Palmerston
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Treasury
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Trafalgar Square
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House of Lords
Assembly
Eleventh Southern Education Conference Opens in Memphis
Memphis hosts the eleventh Conference for Education in the South with Robert Ogden delivering the welcome and annual address. Delegates from across the region greet the event as education progress surpasses prior records, while plans for a New York and Boston school visit are announced to boost cross regional understanding.
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Robert Ogden
New York
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Southern Education Board
Ogden
Boston
Business Men's Club
Obituary for Bishop Ellison Capers of South Carolina
Bishop Ellison Capers of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of South Carolina died at his Columbia home at 2 39 pm after months of feeble health. Born October 14 187 in Charleston, he served as a Civil War brigadier general and later held church and civic roles. He was the seventh Bishop of South Carolina, married to Charlotte Palmer with nine children, including John G. Capers.
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Ellison Capers
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
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Bishop Capers
Charleston
South Carolina Military Academy
Jackson
Miss
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Franklin, Tenn
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Mississippi
Georgia
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Selma
Ala
Greenville
Trinity Church
Columbia
Maryland
University of South Carolina
Charlotte Rebecca Palmer
John G. Capers
Internal Revenue
Samuel R Shipley Dies Noted Philadelphia Financier
Samuel R. Shipley former president of Provident Life and Trust Company of Philadelphia died at his home after a long illness. Born January 188 in Philadelphia he was a Quaker and educated at Friends' Boarding School. He helped organize the Provident Life and Trust Company in 186 and led it as president for many years. He was among the group La Follette named as shaping the nation’s financial destinies and is the first to die.
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Samuel R. Shipley
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Shipley
Senator la Follette
Brigadier General L N Duchesney Dies in East Boston
Brigadier General Lawrence N. Duchesner a renowned Massachusetts military figure died at his East Boston home after a long illness at age sixty six. Native of Ontario he moved to Massachusetts as a boy and served throughout the Civil War with the Massachusetts militia including a term as commander of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company.
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Lawrence N. Duchesner
Massachusetts
Ontario
Massachusetts Militia
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
William Scott Douglas Dies Suddenly in Brooklyn Home
William Scott Douglas president and director of Douglas Manufacturing Company died suddenly at his Brooklyn home while dining with family. Born October 17, 1839 in Brooklyn, he served as treasurer of the Proprietary Association of America and trustee of the Church of the Pilgrims, and belonged to several clubs. He is survived by his wife and two daughters. funeral arrangements were not yet announced.
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Weather Report Forecast from Washington April 22
Official Weather Bureau record notes low pressure across most of the nation with unsettled, colder conditions west of the Rockies and warmer readings in New England and the Mid Atlantic. Showers in Arkansas Missouri and the South and East, with local forecasts for DC Maryland Western New York and surrounding area calling for partly cloudy skies showers later and fresh southwest winds. Local record compares yesterday temperatures to last year with 66 high and 42 low.
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South Atlantic
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Ohio Valley
Upper Lake Region
Grand Banks
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Maryland
New York
Weather Bureau
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Cunningham Ralston marriage at Broadway Tabernacle
In New York on Tuesday April 22 at Broadway Tabernacle the marriage of Merten Stewart, daughter of Mr and Mrs David Ralston, to William Cunningham was officiated by Rev William M Kirkwood. On Wednesday April 22 1908 at Grace Church Emily Welles, daughter of Benjamin Welles, and Harry Pelham Robbins were united in marriage with assisting clergy Rev William Iyresvenor and Rev William Huntington.
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Gaston Hamilton
Charles Fearing Swan
Thurston—Holbrooke
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Far Rockaway
Long Island
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Florence Chapman Holbrooke
Stephen Holbrooke
Emwari Sempson Thurston
Marriage Notices Require Full Names and Addresses
In line with publication rules, all marriage notices must include the full names of both spouses and each indorser’s address to be eligible for print. Notices lacking complete came and address will be withheld from the next edition.
Death notices from the Tribune republication
A collection of death notices dated April 22 and 23 addresses in Rensselaer Yonkers Brooklyn Kingston Geneva and Poughkeepsie. Names include Benedict Bolton Douglas Jackson Maddren Jennings Grath McManus Radcliff Scott and others with funeral details and locations in New York area. Some entries cite residences and service times while noting public notices for family and friends.
Undertakers Frank F Campbell Services and Contact
Frank F Campbell is listed as an undertaker with private and public ambulances based at 3 West 204th Street Chapelm. Telephone 1326 Cheises.
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Employment Applications Now Open at Uptown Tribune Office
Special notices announce that the New York Tribune at 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets has installed a file of applications for various positions. Open daily 9 am to 6 pm for aspirants seeking desirable help and to save time and expense.
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Subscription Rates For The Tribune And Foreign Outlets
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