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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1910

Page

15

Fire and Death Aboard Liner Off English Coast

A liner disaster near Dover involves 900 passengers mostly Russian emigrants. Fire erupts after an explosion in the Cairarova boilers. ships Kanawha and Up and Great Good Luck aid, rescuing women and children. Admiral Prince Lona and the British fleet assist as victims are landed and cared for.

Kanawha Catrarona Dungenes England Dover Prince Lona Battenburg Uylind Medlala Tolac Dover Prince Loms Teatere Xees Armel Umar Caiarenas Tondon Cairarovas

Road Bars Women Clerks at B and O Hire Men Only

Pittsburgh April 7 The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will bar employment of women stenographers clerks and telegraph operators in the future. Women now employed will be released because of their sex. No new women will be hired.

Pittsburgh Baltimore, and Ohio Railroad

Curtiss Sets New World Record at Memphis Aviation Meet

Curtiss of Memphis breaks a world record during the second day of the Memphis aviation meet. He clocked 2 minutes 45 seconds in a rapid start, surpassing his own 625 seconds record set at Los Angeles. He failed to beat his 98 foot start mark. His wife accompanied him on the flight. Charles Wailard attempted to raise an accuracy record but engine trouble halted the effort.

Memphis Tenn Glen HW Curtiss Los Angeles Charles Wailard Wea Henry Watterson Napaleon Ani Elf

Veto Fight Over Fare Bill Splits Maryland Officials

Washington and Annapolis reports show Vice President Harries and Senator Blair Lee urging Governor to veto the Henderson fare bill. They argue the measure falls under public utilities jurisdiction, while supporters press for its passage. Western Maryland bills signed include charter amendments for banks and a Potomac bridge project.

Harries Lee Maryland Washington Annapolis Flarries Fuckville Rallwa Willian Ho Tarbatt Henderson Pockville Blair Lee Tim Thal Public Utilities Commission Deii Brough Digges Congress Supreme Court Ovenor Wal Bank of Hagersawn and Assaunts Bank of Willamsport

Poels to Leave Catholic University After This Year

Rumor and official notice indicate Dr Poels, associate professor of sacred Scripture at Catholic University, will not have his contract renewed at year end. Bishop Maes secretary Tastwight confirmed non renewal. Poels, four years on faculty, earned theology degrees from Louvain University in 1882 and 1884, later attaining full doctor of sacred theology.

Henry Andrew Poeis Maes Board of Cirelea Poels Mies Catholic Leversity University of Louvain Switzerland SFTL

Curb on Lords Passes In Asquith Regime Debates End in Commons

London April 7. The House of Commons passed Asquith's bill to curb the Lords by an 8 to 2 vote in a decisive ruling on money bills. The measure seeks to prevent Lords from rejecting or amending such bills, signaling a decisive continuation of Premier Asquith's early regulatory agenda.

Asquith House of Commons Washington Post London House of Lords

Pageant revival of ancestral tableaux at Continental Hall

Washington evening pageant revived the era of early American figures with descendants portraying Pocahontas, Benjamin Franklin, Martha Washington, and Washington in elaborate tableaux. The program featured the Marine Band, royal and diplomatic guests, and a large audience including the Tafts. costumes, stage lighting, and a sequence of 10 tableaux highlighted historical scenes and portraits.

Washington James Mourove Aspelal Enya Gouverneur Hoes Napoleon Site Pacahontas Mary Lord Andrews Tair Nellie Castie Louis Lehr Gen Washington Lawrence Lewis Robert Livingston Timothy Pickering Joan Adams Benjamin Franklin Mis Chew Stewart Continental Hall House of Mercy Mans Relles Roberta Ames Inter St Marine Band Taft Bex Atain Misa Ratherine Anderson Butt Lieut Palmer Ars Taft

Three years for duping farmer in Maryland case

Special to The Washington Post from Rockville Maryland reports Mrs Lizziebeth Young was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary for obtaining money from Roger P Murphy a farmer of Clarkesburg district by false pretenses. Judge Hendrson complimented her eye that spared a harsher sentence and noted possible confederates or prior record.

Rochville Mra Young Washington Post Rockville Lizzabeth Young Roger P Murphy Farmer Clarksburg Hendrson Young

Water shutoff sparks blaze threat in Chester Virginia

A fire broke out in the Hivery stable of Arner and Bowers on Virginia Avenue as a unit wind blew through the business area. Water shortages delayed firefighting due to an injunction on the South Side Water Company contract, leaving the city with limited means to combat the blaze and risking nearby frame structures.

Chester Apri Arner & Bowers Virginia Avenue Earl Uccatpe South Side Water Company

Joint committee to decide miners and operators meet again

In Kanawha district most miners return to work as joint conference resumes. A fourteen member committee is set to report by Saturday on the eight hour check off and a 3 cent per ton wage advance for picking.

Waanington Charleston Kanawha

Bandits Raid Coal City Bank Sparks Citywide Alarm

A midnight gang robbed the Coal City Bank near Chisago and fled with cash after blowing the vault with nitroglycerin. A gunfight wounded three robbers and two were captured while a third escaped. police and posses chased along the Santa Fe line as investigators pace the case amid reports tying the crime to a broader spree.

Chicago Coal City Hil Chisago Coal City Santa Ba Baines Ghetta Aign Wachman Sax Promptu Works Santa Fe Tassa Verona Nem Morne Murr John Hoyt Rawer Tonaszewki Joseph Crowhckail Tuesda Victor Bank Behoenville Samuel Predman Ignatz Schwartz McKeys Rocks Louis Amshell

President Taft to Review Bethlehem Steel Grievances

Representatives of Bethlehem steel workers and the American Federation of Labor met with President Taft to press claims of unbearable plant conditions and anti foreigner discrimination. Thomas Williams and John Toughies urged action and submitted requests for the Commerce and Labor Department report on Bethlehem. Taft offered to study the case in writing and pledged investigation if defects in government work were shown. The session followed a broader foreign affairs cabinet reshuffle and ambassador appointments in Washington.

Bethlehem Steel Bethlehem Steel Works Taft David Wiliams John Toughies M Palmer J .Tazelagi Arthur Holder American Federation of Labor Williams Department of Commerce and Labor Bethlehem Willis

Community Charity Debated by District Panel

Charges against the Associated Charities drew disputes as Walter S. Lifford denied accusations while Jona B McCarthy claimed unanimous public support. Officials offered to show books and explain work, insisting charges are unfounded and the charity’s records are open to the public.

Charitie Associated Charities Congress Commis Pittsburg Distr Pulang McCarthy Jona B McCarthy Oxy Walter Lfford

Roosevelts Trace Honeymoon Route in Old Fashioned Carriage

The Roosevelt couple retrace their honey moon trip in an antique three horse carriage, visiting Spezia and villages along the route. They are greeted by officials, tour inns, and locals while a special old fashioned escort draws attention. seclusion is requested and observers describe the remarkable journey.

Washington Speza Col Roosevelt

Baltimore Capture Nets Suspect In Jewelry Theft

Baltimore police report a man linked to a $20,000 jewelry theft from a Washington residence was captured after a nationwide alert. Detectives traced him via a poster and photo broadcasts, with Morris Mawlett arrested and most stolen pieces recovered. The operative system, devised by Major Sylvester, spread the suspect’s description to major cities, aiding the swift arrest and transfer to Washington officials.

Baltimore Ray Ving Washington Richar Sylvester Washington Pole Jaca Summerman Clarence Mowilgtt Lson Wriver Reeves Freeman Central Station Robint Barbee Maj Sylvester Tis Howlett Maz Hawlett Robby Rogues Gallery Crcatare Washinngton Sstvester Nolice Ronstables

Roosevelt as Despot If He Returns to White House Says Editor

The Kentucky editor argues Roosevelt could become a benevolent despot if elected. He warns that if Americans tire of slow constitutional processes, a strong leader might be preferred to “clean the Augean stables” and end political corruption, echoing Napoleonic comparisons.

White House Kentucky Roosevelt

Lord Kitchener Visits Frisco Banquet for Rear Admiral

British Field Marshal Lord Kitchener arrived privately by steamer Mariposa from Strang and was greeted ashore by customs and local officials. A banquet honoring Rear Admiral Sebree was held with Gov Gillett presiding, while Kitchener declined honors due to rank and no decision on a national visit or itinerary in Washington was confirmed.

Butish Sebree Department of Catorma Lord Kitcheners Lord Kitchener Searce Guv Gillett Ciyb Uurme Lars

Opposition to Income Tax Report Splits Lawmakers

A special report from Washington notes no committee on Federal relations today. The income tax amendment to the Federal Constitution drew dissent from Rep. William M Robinson of Chelsea and two Democrats, Michael F Orrien of Boston and Alfred Arsenault of Spencer, amid an adverse committee report.

Washngton Boston Legchas Federal Relations William M Robinson Chelsea Michael F Orrien Alfred Arsenault Spencer

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