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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1912

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Levee Breaks Flood Rich Farm District Near Memphis

Three breaks south of Memphis Louisiana Ark area flood vast rich lands. Golden Lake and Gowen Lake levees hold while Laconia Henrico and other points inundate hundreds of square miles. News crews brave floods by log, raft, and boat to relay safety and casualty details.

Memphis Tenn Helena Ark Laconia Henrico Laconia Cirere Philips County Desha Golden Lake Gowen Lake Arkansas Mississippi River Gollen Lake Columbus Hickman Tip ‘Rtonville Togely Tene Lucora Ark Lake County Fenn St Claire Crittenden Poinsett Cross Counties Mississippi Valley Yalles Missouri Timola Torkansas Tiptonville Tenn Reelfoot Meraphis Dotena

Cairo Flood Isolates City as Levees Fail

Water Deep Around Cairo leaves the city islanded with ten women and children remaining. Levees broke on Thursday halting rail access. boats ferry stock and people between Cairo and flooded towns. Commissary fed refugees under Harry Candee Ratton. Mrs Henry F Giehofer distributed food from a motorboat. Costs exceed 3000000 with 5000 men paid daily. banks extend city credit to cover deficits.

Cairo Bost Commissary Department Harry Candee Wicklisfe Big Four Mobile Ohio Illinois Central

Death of Walter Snyder Heir to Sports of the Times

Walter J Snyder physician and business manager of the Sports of the Times was found dead in a New York City bathtub. Police say the death appeared self inflected after a quarrel with his wife Mary Snyder who gave varying accounts. Detectives and a coroner investigated as Mrs Snyder denied certain aliases and histories. The body was moved to the morgue for examination.

Washington Post New York J Snyder Sports of the Times William H. Snyder Thomas Hitchcock, JR Nteokeies Avenue Mary Snyder Snyder Mrep Morristown West 1504 Street West 125Th Street James Springer Isaac Valverdi Saii Roser Power Power Uwermann Helenstein Hotman and Galvin Mrs. Snyder Mr. Snyder Walter Walter, Dont You Do That Again. You Don't Know What I Might Do*” ~ Mrs. Snyder Hellenstein Mra Snyder Helen Canfield Mary Karnes Hartford Bertha Edna Yeager Detroit Timothy Lebane Phisip Jan

Revolutionists charge Madero misused 32.5 million

Mexican revolutionary commission accuses President Madero of misusing 32.5 million pesos from the treasury and failing to protect foreigners and property. They contend the new government offered no real benefits, while Diaz era safeguards and economic interests were eroded amid ongoing conflict.

New York Gen Orozco Manual L Lujan Madero Mexico Maderota Dias

Bryan Silent On Candidate Yet Emphasizes Progressive Stand

A Chicago interview with William Jennings Bryan shows him sticking to a progressive platform as essential for Democratic success. He contrasts the party’s past anti corporate stance with reform efforts sparked by La Follette and Roosevelt, and hints at potential dual conventions amid Republican disunity.

Spraial Washington Post New York Chicago New York World William Jennings Bryan World Bryan Baltimor Democratic Party la Foltette Roosevelt la Follette Dirnee Taft Senator la Follett Mr Roosevelt Harmonia Wall Street

Campaign reports hunger for Parral clashes echo Nationwide

Dispatches from the Mexican revolution describe ongoing skirmishing near Parral after a Monday rebuff. Federal forces at Torreon and Jimenes Huerta prepare for moves south while rail repairs bolster northern operations. News notes quiet in the south and capital as Gen Jose de la Lux Soto arrives, detained on orders tied to a Parral incident.

Mexico City Parral Facalon Rebela Steels Torreon Jimenes Huerta Huerta Jimenes Tracy Aubert

Driven Out of Law Indiaman Turns Politician

A figure described as an Indiaman left the legal profession to pursue politics, claiming the move shields him from ethical compromises. He criticizes doctors and preachers for their attitudes toward work and training, asserting a need for reform and candor in public life.

Indiaman

Evolution of professions and moral decline debate

Governor Thomas Marshall of Indiana denounces the decay of medicine law and church as he laments evolving ethics. He cites examples from legal practice where men seek to “skin the job through” and moral relaxations amid democracy, religion, and public life.

Squire Thomas, Marshall Indiana Firat Chiptoh Gov. Marshall Pell Panitentiary America Rosseau Jefferson Zip Pérmon Achilles Hercules

Notable remarks on religion and civic duties

The passage notes how a minister faced a moral test in a city emergency and a patient’s forced hospital transfer. Henry B. F. Matfarland honored Justice Brewer’s memory in a Christian principles address. Rev Paul Hickok led the prayers and Dr Harvey W Wiley spoke at Gov Marshall’s platform address.

Igdorning Henry B. F Matfarland Justice

Bombs For Church Parade Kill Five In Procession

A Lisbon dispatch reports republicans at Chamuaca Estremadura attacked a forbidden holy week procession. The attackers opened church doors, removed images, paraded them, and bombs were thrown from windows and roofs. Five parade participants were killed and about twenty seriously wounded.

Washington Post London Lisbon Daily News Chamuaca Estremadure Prav Fred Ahote

Easter Eggs Kill Two in St Louis

Special to The Washington Post reports Easter day tragedy in St Louis where two people died after eating colored eggs. Mrs Bertha Buraz and her mother Mrs Barbara Steiner were found dead, while Antone Buras and his year old daughter were unconscious and in critical condition at City Hospital.

Washington Post St. Louis Bertha Buraz Barbara Steiner Antone Buras S Burss Burss City Hospital

Poker raid traps women and shocks city

Five men and two women were arraigned in police court on charges of presenting counterfeit marks at a poker raid. The proceeding included a scuffle with officers, tables hurled, and a shower of poker chips as policemen advanced.

Washington Rox Ipelcourt Sesterilay Petrobras

Taft Gains In Nevada West Virginia and Iowa Delegates

Taft wins pledged delegates in Nevada and parts of West Virginia with majorities in Reno Washoe and surrounding counties. In Kentucky mass conventions Taft leads Roosevelt with most district conventions reported. Iowa delegates show Taft at Cedar Rapids, Cummins with 11, Roosevelt 2, based on 86 counties.

Roosevelt Taft West Virginia Reno Nev Nevada Washoe County Tonopah Ormsby County Eameralda Louisville Samerday Corrier-Journal E. C. O'Rear Roosevelt Organization Wheeling W Va Gilving Roovevelt Reault Wood County Berkley Roosevalt Summers Wyoming Ronn Balt Iowa Des Moines Cedar Rapids Avette Albert B. Cummins Comentoon

Meeting to Seek Spirit Message From Dr Funk

Spiritualists in Cambridge plan a Thursday gathering to hear if the spirit of Dr Isaac F Funk who studied psychic phenomena will communicate from beyond the grave. Funk is said to have died recently, with family members unconvinced though many followers insist the message may come. Some observers such as Professors at Columbia University remain doubtful, while Mrs Edward Vanderbilt believes she is best positioned to receive any communication.

Washington Post New York Cambridge Mess Isaac F Funk Funk Dr Funk Profssyssop Columbia University Edward Vanderbilt Bieves

Youth shoots sweetheart then kills self in forbidden marriage case

Otto Brown 19 and Leona Ehinger 16, of Macy Indiana, were involved in a planned double tragedy after a marriage was denied due to age. Brown fatally wounded Leona with a gun in Logansport and then killed himself. He left hats, one labeled Leona, and a note asking to be buried beside his victim with a warning against defying his wish.

Logansport Ind Otto @ Brown Macy Leona Ehinger Brown Leona

CANESE SHOWANGER LEADERS HOSTILE TO POWERS

Reports from Shanghai detail rising anti foreign sentiment as southern leaders push for international control of China. A southern cabinet minister moves toward Peking to avert clashes while Sun Yat Sen sails to Wuchang with family. Troops march toward the capital, and Alfred Sze is appointed minister of communications amid cabinet reshuffles.

China Peking Shanghai Tang Shao Yi Hia Suite Histori Sg Promigsd S Trops Sun Wuchang Nanking Sun Yat Sen Alfred Sze Alfred Sse Fe Lising Ju Heo Tang Bhao Yi Sie United States Chang Yin Tang Tatung

Easter crowds at Auteuil races under sun in Paris

Easter day crowds flocked to the Auteuil Grand Prix gathering with Americans and Britons among the notable attendees. Fashion dominated the scene with taffeta gowns giving way to satin as black and white ensembles ruled, while hats ranged from stark vertical decoration to drooping styles. A London cable note reports the birth of twins to the Marchioness of Londontown at her residence near Pyres.

Paris Auteuil Riva Washingtox London Lonlithgow Gate Pyres

Ontario Steamer Beached After Major Fire Off Montauk

The Ontario passenger and freight steamer, Baltimore to Boston, reported a severe fire in the after hold and began to beach near Montauk Point. Lifesaving crews and revenue cutters were sent, tugs and power boats rallied, and the vessel reached Montauk beached west of the lifesaving station as operators struggled to evacuate passengers and crew.

Vest Vel Quogue Long Island Ontario Merchents’ and Mid Line Baltimore Boston Montgulg Point Lk Newport Montauk Point Block Island Merchants’ and Miners’, Transportation Company Point Judith Naval Montauk Naval Station Woods Hole New London Warehill

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