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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1908

Page

3

Duke de Chaulnes Death Shocks Paris Elite

Paris mourns the duke de Chaulnes and his American wife as family says he died from heart failure not narcotics. Duke de Luynes alleges hid kin concealed the illness while seeking wealthier marriages for health. Shonts sails to Europe for the funeral with his daughter and wife.

Washington Post Paris Duke de Luynes Duke de Chaulnes Shants Shonts de' Luynes da’ Chaulnes Aganitarium Ens de Luynes Dampierre Bruke de Chaulnes Rue van Dyke Langham Galitzin Bellevue Catherine de Medici France Duchess de Chautnes Luynes Church of St. Phillipe Duc de Luynes Mr. Shonts New York Theodore P. Shonts Europe St. Louis Duke de Chauines Marguerite Shonts John A. Drake

Southerners in New York Plan Ticket Sentiment Meeting

Southerners residing in New York will be invited to a meeting to express support for placing a Southerner on the Democratic national ticket. A committee was chosen at a private Waldorf Astoria dinner. Attendees included L W Haskell, Maj Edward Owen, Dr John Herbert Clairborne, and John F Hast.

New York Waldorf-Astoria L. W. Haskell Southern CH Company Maj Edward Owen Confederate Veteran Camp John Herbert Clairborne John F. Hast

Health Office Record Deaths Reported Through April

Health office notices list twenty one deaths with names ages and addresses across Washington area. Notable entries include Maud Beaumont age 4 at 8273 Ninth Street Southeast and Vivien Turner age 17 at 2346 Champlain Avenue Northwest. Other decedents include Ida Doyle 48 Georgetown University Hospital Joseph Norris Howe 1601 Brentwood Road and Mabel Cephas 9 months Canal Road near Chain Bridge.

Charlotte Arnold Bryson Massachusetts Avenue Maud Beaumont Ninth Street Ida T., Doyle Georgetown University Hospital Josephine A. Page Eleventh Street Thames Wainwright Sibley Memorial Hospital Joseph Norris Howe Brentwood Road Richard Murphy Retreat Mary E. Osborne Morris Street Margaret J. Graham Maryland Avenue Mary Wouodland Freedmen’s Hospital Vivien M. Turner Champlain Avenue Mabel ¥. Cephas Canal Road Chain Bridge

Licenses to Marry Read in Virginia and Maryland Regions

A list of marriage license filings shows multiple couples from Mineral and Warrenton Virginia and Baltimore Maryland obtaining licenses. Names include Charles Estes and Lena Johnson. Thomas Ramsey and Matilda Klager. Chester Wood and Clyve Myers. Willard Wylie and Annette Creighton. William Bowman and Emeline Hubbard. Novy and Kontcek. Adolph Perel and Bertha Kucera. Taman Brown and Julia Saunders. Edward Douse and Werrest Clark. Richard Baltimore and Emily Lewis.

Charles (. Estes Lena B. Johnson Mineral F.M. Bristol Thomas H. Ramsey Warrenton Matilda C. Klager John T. Huddla Chester R. Wood Clyve Myers Paeonian Springs W. G. McNeil Willard ©. Wylie Annette L. Creighton H. Greene Willam W. Bowman Emeline Hubbard J. F. Moore- Viaclav Novy Ruzena Kontcek Baltimore MD. C Bundy Adolph Perel Bertha Kucera Taman Brown Julia Saunders Edwart Douse Werrest Clark Susa Smith Jesse A. Taylor Richard L. Baltimore Emily Lewis W. H. Brooks

Funeral Directors and Embalmers Listings in Washington

A dense directory of funeral homes and embalmers listing J William Lee John R Wright Co R F Harveys Sons W R Speare Frank A Speare Wm H Sardo & Co Thos S Sergeron Thos A Costello and other providers with addresses on Pennsylvania Ave Tenth Street Northwest Fourth Street Northwest F Street Northwest Capitol Street East Capitol Street and 14th Street Northwest plus phone numbers and notes on chapel services livery on premises and day and night availability.

J. William Lee Commodiouy Pennsylvania Ave John. R. Wright CO Tenth St Nw R. F. Harvey’s Sons Fourteenth ST Modern Chapel Lincoln THOS Sergeon Cain Lota Wth A. Costello Frank Geier’s Sons GEO P. Zurhorst East Capliost

Count and Countess Gizycki Divorce Rumor Supposed But Denied

Vienna gossip says Count Gizycki seeks divorce to forestall his wife Countess Eleanor Patterson's possible suit over their strained marriage and custody of their child. Relatives in Chicago and Washington doubt the claim. both sides dispute financial and gambling accusations amid a secrecy effort surrounding the case.

Chicago Vienna Gizycki Robert W. Patterson Count Gizycki Joseph Medill Patterson Eleanor Patterson Dupont Circle Washington I D. C Canna

Mrs Vanderbilt Rival Heads to Newport and Europe

Special to The Washington Post from Newport Rhode Island on April 2 reports Mrs Alirea G Vanderbilt expected Monday evening to stay at Harborview the home from which she was married. She will sail for Europe June 21 amid talk of reconciliation or divorce. She plans to attend her niece's wedding and then travel abroad while keeping options on nearby farms.

Washington Newport Alirea G. Vanderbilt Tlarborview Europe

Helle and Anna See Naples at Quiet Hotel

Prince Helle de Sagan and Mme Anna Gould arrive in Naples from New York and seclude themselves at a hotel. They plan civil nuptials with a fortnight’s notice, stay about a week, and have deposited $100,000 in the Bank of Naples before proceeding to Florence.

Naples Prince Helle de Sagan Mme Anna Gould Countess de Castellans New York Italy Prince de Sagan Mme. Gould Prince Florence

Tragic Subway Accident Involving Girl at 2853 Eighth Ave

Mrs Huttell witnessed her daughter struck by a southbound elevated car driven by Motorman John O Connell at twenty five miles an hour. The child bought steak from her father's shop, was flung ten feet along the track, then run over. The mother clinged to the severed head, fearing mental collapse as O Connell faced a homicide charge.

Abel Sevhittell Eighth Avenue John O'Connell cBeattell O’connell

Cardinal Logue Visits New York for Catholic Centennial

Cardinal Michael Logue archbishop of Armagh arrives in New York amid fog delays to take part in the centennial celebrations of the New York diocese. He notes Ireland’s economic troubles, wary views on home rule, and opposition to Irish emigration. Mass at St Patrick’s Cathedral to follow with Cardinal Gibbons preaching.

Primate America New York Foreland Washington Post Michael Logue Armagh Ireland Lucania Hook Cardinal Lomue Isabel Archbishop Farley North River Fittieth Street Mgrs. Lavelle Mooney Cardinal Cardinal Logue United States Farley County Lough Association Armagh Protective and Benevolent Association Irish Counties Societies of St. Patrick's Cathedral Cardinal Gibbons Mgr Falconio Vatican

Widow poisoned in Flatbush case shocks New York

Mrs Langdon Smith widow of a newspaper writer was taken to Kings County Hospital from her Flatbush home suffering corrosive sublimate poisoning. She says she mistook mercury tablets for medicine and expects recovery. The report notes her husband’s recent death and ongoing medical care.

New York Langdon Smith Kings County Hospital Midwood Street Flatbush

Direct Primary Debate Turns Costly for Poor Men

Special to The Washington Post notes attacks on the direct primary as costly for candidates and a premium on wealth. Senator Chauncey Depew hosts a 74th birthday dinner in Brooklyn with 150 members, highlighting longevity and political endurance. Depew observes that direct nominations favor moneyed figures, cites New York petition costs for mayoral runs, and argues the need for accessible candidacy while praising reform movements and enduring public service.

The Washington Post New ‘York Brooklyn Chauncey “M._Depen Clubiause William H. English Mr. Depew Andy Vis United States States Jean Senate Alabama Morgan Pettus Bryan McKinley Roosevelt Taft Europe Cate New York City New York State

Wealth and elections mix as writer laments campaign costs

The author cites massive election expenses, primary process costs, and the effect on reform, arguing expenditures favor the majority while aiding minority candidates to a bleak political dynamic. He recalls La Follette’s claim on wealth and control, then recounts a bank loan episode tied to the system.

la Follette Wisconsin Senate Morgan Rockefeller Congress New York Stock Exchange

Former President Cleveland Improves at Lakewood Hotel

Cheering reports from Lakewood New Jersey state Grover Cleveland continues to improve after rheumatic gout and stomach trouble. The former president rested well last night and showed better condition than the day before, indicating steady progress toward full recovery.

Lakewood N. J Grover Cleveland Lakewood Hotel

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