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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1908

Page

3

New British Cabinet Is Formed Under Asquith Era

Special dispatch outlines cabinet reshuffle after Morley and Fowler depart to become peers. Chancellor, Lord Buckle, and Winston Churchill noted in colonial roles as the new government weighs dissolution and appeal to the country for a mandate. A busy post reorganization eyes India Office and key treasury changes amid ongoing political maneuvers.

Morley Fowler India Cabie Washington Fost Herbert Asquith Earl of Wtar Es Tear Admiralty Reginald Ban Prsident Board of Trade Wwinster Tilthea Catthas Flaim Macation Shequer David Foune

Rye church mourns deaths in distant notices and obituaries

Fragmented obituary items reveal multiple deaths and memorial notices across regions. Names such as Toney Randall, Eva Ty, and Juba Mul appear with scattered dates and addresses, noting survivors and funeral plans amid a collage of unreadable lines.

Enon Ryemenpal Church Suuuli Pest Toney Randal Phila Resii Lear Joseph Adelphia

Funeral Directors and Undertakers Linked to Local Parlors

Directory fragment lists multiple undertakers and embalmers including R Wright Co at Erabalawre with pricing notes, Os North 379, and Frank Geier's Sons at 112 Seventh St NW. Also mentions George P Zurhorst funeral parlors at 301 East Capitol, with livery services and telephone numbers.

Os R. Wright CO Erabalawre Eon Soma North Eran A Sheane Esa Iene Phos Sergeon Suverma Technt Orto R S. Cain S. Cain, R Wo Embaumer Irtheast Frank Geier’s Sons Seventh ST Dern Chapel Nergy Geo. P. Zurhorst Uscartaker East Capitol

Fire Rages Through Chelsea and East Boston Slaughtering Homes

A deadly blaze sweeps across Chelsea and East Boston, destroying a wide swath of homes and factories. Thousands forced from their houses, amid collapsing churches and city hall, as oil tanks explode and crews struggle to save the water front. Two unknown women are found dead amid the ruins. Martial law is declared. hundreds of militiamen arrive to guard streets and aid homeless families.

Cartywey Chelsea Bridge Boston Heston Hoston St Boston Essex United States Shurtleff Granmar School Shurtleff Street Elis Hwlding City Hall Square Park and Washington Streets First Baptist Church St Luke's Episcopal Parish First Unitarian Church Hawthorne Rest Ernaber Congress Venarss Shuttlere Sirvels Maverick Truim Austin & Young Shawmut Avenue Maverick Jang Revere Tidewater 1 Company Portsmouth N. A Lowesterrath Chelsea Square Sixth Library Bellingham Streets Oil Company Chelsea Creek Wadsworth Street Boston Fire Department East Boston Works Standard Oil Company Chelsea Essex J Street Water Front Magee Furnace Company Austin & Young Biscuit Company McGrath Hssex Highland Streets Watts Street Broadway Mile Square Cypre Third Streets Croesing Wilow Street Second Street Middlesex Willow Boston Albany New York Central Railroad Rogton and Maine Railroad Tha Ets Tidewater 671 Company Fifth Infantry Highth Infantry Fifth Corps Coast Artillery Marine Charles Shill Celtics Commonwealth State Board of Charity Draper Bosten Salvation Army Associated Charities É&C Park Union Park City Hall Charlestown Rock Massachusetts Mystic River

Welcome to the Pacific Fleet Visit in San Diego

The Atlantic fleet nears San Diego led by the Connecticut with Admiral Thomas. Four days of festivities include a Tuesday reception, a Wednesday parade and formal exercises, gold medals and a banquet, fireworks, and public entertainments for 5,000 sailors and officers. Citizens present gold tokens and a knife for Admiral Evans, with many ceremonies planned at Hotel Del Coronado and city venues.

Admiral Evans San Diego Cal Coronado Beach Coronado Thomas Hotel del Coronado Gov. N. Gillet State of California John F. Forward Cty of Admiral Thomas Fbyvans Sperry Tmery San Pedrro Cafornia

Hughes Pleads for Bills in Utica Rally

Governor Hughes urged support for anti-race-track gambling bills in Utica while 3,000 constituents cheered from the audience, calling on Senator Ackroyd to back the measures. The packed Theater audience, including clergy and laymen, echoed the governor’s stance as the event filled the Sabbath with fervor.

Washington Utica N.Y Joseph Acroyd Ackroyd Temcinsures Oneida County Ajustie Theater

Tramps Loot Railroads Amid Rising Trespass Losses

Sparlat reports in The Washington Post that the Pennsylvania Railroad lost 423008 last year due to thefts by tramps. In 1907, 4156 trespass arrests were made on Pennsylvania right of way, 446 men arrested for cem trespass, and several shot or injured while trespassing. Railroads plan concerted action to curb the nuisance ahead of state railroad commissions' annual meeting.

Sparlat Washington Post New York Pennsylvania Railroad Pennsylvania

British drop cotton plan in Mississippi Delta

The Lancashire cotton spinners abandoned plans to buy cotton growing estates in the Mississippi Delta due to restrictions against aliens owning real estate. The Cotton Spinners' Association had set up a committee to form a company to control a U S cotton plantation following the British delegation's visit last year.

Manchester England Lancashire Cotton Spinners Mississippi Delta Cotton Spinners’ Association United States

Beans Ferment as Gas Builds from Undigested Fibre

The text notes that certain beans are not hot enough to break down fibre, preventing digestive juices from accessing them. As a result, the beans ferment inside and generate gas.

van Camp

Priest Attacks Jacob Riis House Settlement Work

Rev Father James B Curry of St James Church on Manhattan's East Side condemns social settlements urging morals reform instead. He questions charity use and fairness noting most funds go to workers and claims downtown residents suffer from misrepresented conditions. He targets the Jacob Riis House as an example and warns parishioners against involvement.

Washington Post New York James B. Curry St. James Iather Curry Father Curry

Ice Floe Chaos Sinks Grand Lake Sealer Fleet

News from St John s Newfoundland reports the sinking of the steamer Grand Lake of the sealing fleet after being crushed between two large ice floes. Two hundred and fourteen crewmen escaped to the Vanguard, with a 20 000 seal catch valued at 130 000 dollars sinking with the ship. Newfoundland and other sealers were damaged but afloat after repairs.

St. Johns Newfoundland Vanguard Grand Lake Iceland Ranger Algerine

No Procession in Lisbon Palm Sunday Ceremony Given Up

Lisbon reports that the Palm Sunday procession was dispensed with due to recent attacks on clergy in the streets. The new Parliament will review Premier France's decree, adopt the 1908-09 budget, and set the royal civil list, while elections are being verified across Portugal.

Lisbon France

Bishop Walters Attacks Roosevelt Over Brownsville Affair

Special to The Washington Post from New York April 12 Bishop Alexander Walters head of the AME Zion Church denounces President Roosevelt for the Brownsville affair and declares that art is unfit to be the negroes presidential candidate because he is allied with Roosevelt in a plot to discredit the race for political ends. Some attendees voiced disapproval as Rev Dr Parkes urged the meeting to focus on education of the race.

Washington Post New York Alexander Walters African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church New York City Roosevelt Brownsville Parkes Lrace

Enamored suitor shoots girl then kills self

In New York on April 21 Billa Vass a Hungarian carpenter shot Julia Szilagzi at her East Third Street home after she refused to accompany him to a concert. He wounded her then killed himself. The incident ends with the tragedy surrounding the rejected admirer.

New York Billa Vass Julia Szilagzi East Third Street

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