Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Washington Post in Washington, Washington Dc

We have 1,636,616 pages in Washington Dc

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1908

Page

15

Four Firemen Die as Fire Engulfs Read & Son Plant

A disastrous blaze at E B Read & Son brass foundry and machine shops on Holiday Street killed four firemen from No 3 Engine Company and injured many others including Lieut. McNeil. The collapse trapped crew members as walls fell, with bodies removed from the ruins amid ongoing rescue efforts. The incident drew responders to Maryland University area while fire engines fought to control the flames.

Lieut. McNeil E. B Read & Son Brass Foundry E & Read & Son UL List Saratnga Holdis Brags Sona Choma Fine Witham Holingsworth North Hebday Dersely Withle Morton Vitatl Inuared Inenut McNeil Tn Krik Mehta Arc Faytimid Bark Avenue Maryland University Bay Rita

President to Stock Men at National Livestock Meeting

Deaver Cole of Jastro was elected president of the National Livestock Association as the meeting closed. President Murdo Mackenzie announced Roosevelt support for administration in public land policy and read a telegram from Brostlene. The telegram asserted strong national backing for the action and urged broader restraint. The report notes heated debate among delegates and mixed reactions across the industry.

Deaver Cole Vsthid Tirt National Livestock Ascalarer Conven Murdo Mackenzie Roosevelt Dd Lami

Will Pay Thomas Debts by Family Satisfying Banks

The mother and sister of the banker prepare to satisfy creditors in New York. Assurances have named committees and trustees to settle debts with trust companies and main creditors, aiming to finalize payment arrangements.

Washington Pot New York Jandé—Assurances Thomas Clusters Mars Itc Beechman EB Ho

Wilson Starts for Hospital In Unclear Report

Former United States senator John Lo Wilson has left hospital care after an operation. The report notes he was treated at Hopkins Hospital and mentions therapy and recovery steps. Local officials and hospital staff were involved in the care, with details unclear due to damaged text.

United States West United Sas John Lo Wilson Er Jima Hopkins Hospital Bali Speers Wu Tee Aliney Bilmge Washington

President of Columba Payme unt Company injured in train fall

Fasten, president of the Columba Payme unt Company, was hurled from a moving train near a curve while en route to New York with a friend. He fell between cars, sustained severe injuries, and was taken to Klatskensok Hospital where doctors reported the injury not dangerous. He went home after initial treatment.

Slacketinixs Columba Paymeunt Company Saehaine New York Tran Gaston Vraston Klatkensok Hospital Bes Gud

Boy Missing in Mountains Phases Through January 15

Local searchers report Bennie Walker son of Mr and Mrs William Walker of Cantem Chi has been missing since the morning of January 15. Authorities and family fear he may be lost in the mountains as hopes for his safe return fade. A separate note mentions an important hog auction at the Golers of Foreign Arts with Dupont events leading into Friday and a free exhibition for the rest of the week.

Lo Angeles Callan Bennie A Walker Ao William F Walker Cantem Chi Golers of Foreign Arts Dupontinto

Carpet Mills to Resume Operations Across Plants

Philadelphia reports Sohn and James Dobson announce full resumption. About 3000 workers affected by furloughs or part time return as 300 begin prep work to reopen all departments Monday. James Dobson cites incoming orders and expected revival of business. In Witham Massachusetts, Boston Manufacturing Company notices say mills will return to full time at fifty eight hours weekly, up from forty two, affecting six hundred workers.

Philadelphia Sohn James Dobson Witham Mass Boston Manufacturing Company

Bomb explosion rocks Italian bank on Elizabeth Street

New York banks by Pasquale A Pati & Son witness an explosion that exposes about 4000 in coin. Salvatore Pati is injured by glass but saves the money in vaults. The bombers flee into a crowd of thousands of Italians. no one captured. Authorities treat as attempted robbery. threat letters plague neighbor Paolo Bonomolo and adjoining houses.

New York Elizabeth Street Pasquale A Pati & Son Salvatore Pati Tondya Pati Paolo Bonomolo East Thirteenth Street

Divorce Portrait of Dr O Brien and Princess Louise Tie

New York report details Dr Tewis O Brien a Saxony born dentist who divorces his wife Mrs Harriet O Brien after troubled ties to Princess Louise. Custody of five children awarded as detectives note Mrs O Brien frequented Grand Central pickups with men. Co respondent named Wiltshire. Mrs O Brien defends union with husband in letters to press.

O’brian Louisa New York Tewis O Brian Saxony Fifth Avenue Louise White Plaine O'Brian Kew Rochelle Wiltshire O'Briens Lonise Harriet O Brien

Canadian interests push merger of National Bank of Mexico

Special to The Wasnington Fest from Mexico City dated January 23 reports that Canadian interests tied to the Bank of Montreal are promoting a merger between the National Bank of Mexico and the Bank of London and Mexico. The plan is near completion and would create a dominant continental financial institution. Canadian backers would hold a large stake, with prior investments exceeding 16 million in golden electric power ventures in Mexico and additional major industrial projects under review.

Mexico City Bank of Montreal National Bank of Mexico Bank of London Mexico

Fears for Alaska Steamer Fox Lost En Route

In Juneau Alaska fears mount that the mail steamer Fox has been lost with Capt Roscer States and Charles McConoughy aboard. The Fox left Winham Bay January 14 for 180 miles away toward Rake Afty and a thorough search found no word from the craft.

Winham Bay Juneau Alaska Roscer States Charles McConoughy Rake

White House Reception Draws Supreme Court Notables

A grand White House reception honored the United States Supreme Court with President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt in attendance. Justices and their wives mingled with diplomats, military officers, and debutantes while guests admired gowns, uniforms, and the festive East and Blue Room scenes. Notable attendees included Chief Justice Fuller, Justice Harlan, Justice Gray of Delaware, Mrs Longworth, and many foreign ambassadors, with music by the Marine Band and a backdrop of luminous White House decor.

Roosevelt Aids Supreme Court of the United States Mia Ransevel White House Benen Sud Justice Fulley Justice Harlan Justive Gray Delaware Nicholas Longworth Longworth Army Navy Diplomatic Corps Joseph Bryce Fiengelmutler Archduke Ferdinand Supreme Court Thei Great East Marine Band Fairbanks Root Mra. Cortelyou Mra. Matcalf Mya. Straus Mrs. Loeb Wilson Wire Fairbanks Joan W .Timmons Mia Root Edward Root the Treasury Cortelyou Mra Bonaparte William B Clerk Meyer Alice Meyer Julia Meyer Mina Haugtton Erie Metcalf Interior Garretd Agriculture Jasper Wilson Commerce Labor Hugh Wallace NL Francis Robert Mason Justice Harlan Marian Ruth Harlan D Harlan Sra Peal Stanton Peele Aulick Palmar Palmer Deck Palmer James Ho McKennes Mire Prederick D McKenney Charles A M Kenney Mal Brett Montgomery Wright Jean Swope Margaret F ‘Wright Charles Benry Butler Charles Butter ET Butler Mos Erward C Heald Williem Po Frye Frank Ho Briggs Wiliam Foe White Levi Ankeny Ankeny MG Bulksley Ho Durahan Misa Faith Burrham Jeba D Patterhon Clark Mina Marquet Clark Frances D Clark JP Clarke Von Wome Crane Daniel End JP Dolliver KA du Font Henry F du Pont FA Crowninahield Tr Etkins Katherine Eikins Elviw Davin Biking Richard Sling Fulton Fred Utten C W Halderman Mins Mary Berry J A Hemmenway Misa Lona Mae Hemenway P Oc Knox Mra H © Lodge John Tilerton Lodge Knute Solany Ida G Nelson Georga Nixon Redfield Proctor Fletcher Procter Wom Teller Willard Teller Willam Warmer William Poorwood Helen A Cannon Mira EX le Seure Alexander T . Burton George Eschtun Nicholay Longworth Ire J van V Olcott Ifon Jesse Overvreet Sherman A Wiley J F Balt Dewes Commiender S S Wood Mrx Stixey Bureau of Equipment of the Navy Cowkes McCoy Ft O van Horn Jol A Stewart Mies Caruw Georg Ade John T McCutchesn Robert W de Forest James J Higginson Joseph Alsop Altus Pietschmann Lo M Shen Missen Shaw Elizabeth Spofford Moore Irene Moore Ela Keyes Agnes Keyes Secretary of Commerce and Labor Straus Supreme Court Circle Mrs Holmes Justice Holmes White Justice White Brewer Miss Farlan R. D Harlan Miss Upham My Justice

Bryan Predicts Victory Doctrine of States Rights

Nebraskan Republican figure asserts that the doctrine of states rights resonates equally in the North and the South. He predicts victory on the political issue and mobilizes support across regional lines. He emphasizes constitutional principles and national unity.

Portugal Plot Frustrated As Royals Entertain

Lisbon dispatch reports an abortive attempt by a small group of republicans to overthrow the monarchy during festive events. Conspirators aimed to assassinate Premier Franco and spark street uprisings aided by labor groups, but police surrounded a conspirator’s meeting, captured leaders including Jono Chagras and Franco Berger, and arrested about forty others. Premier Franco imposes censorship while arrests continue and another revolt is alleged planned for January 31.

Lisbon Badajos Spain Portugal Franco Villa Vicosa Jono Chagras Franco Berger O Mundo Grendella Chagras Brazil Reput Bernardino Machado Aply Aff Diario Alustrado Oporto Diallo Popular

80 Hogs Die After Drinking Oil On Ashmore Farm

Robert Ashmore, a West Virginia farmer, sues Standard Oil for 1800 damages claiming eighty hogs died after drinking crude oil leaked from a pipeline being built from Morgantown to Washington. He demands reimbursement before granting right of way through his farm.

Washington Post Wheeling W. Va Robert Ashmore West Virginia Standard Oil Company Morgantown Washington, Ps Elmey Wiljets Ashmore

Unemployed march clashes with police in Chicago

Chicago dispatch reports socialist Reitman and followers attempting a downtown parade for the unemployed. Police dispersed the crowd with clubs after clashes on Adams and Madison streets. Reitman was arrested amid claims of brutal treatment, while thousands read circulars calling workers to the Lake Front rally.

Chicago Benjamin L Reitman Reluman Haboes Po- Hee Shippy Reltman Michigan Amt Institute Adams Street Adame Street Michigan Avenue Madigan Street Madison Street Pahce Schuettier Ths Blate Street State Street Jackson Boulevard Clark Street Lieuts White Mooney

State for Hughes Sends Letter to Parsons

Secretary Taft urges no canvass for delegates in New York while Hughes remains a candidate for the Republican nomination. He asks New York Republicans to avoid actions that could embarrass the party and to support Governor Hughes with a unified delegation.

Taft New York New York Republicana Hughes New York State Sa Gar Herbert Paresons Gay Hughes Hughen Mport William Htart Parsona Vs. Mously Gove Hughes Albany Himeel Paycho William R. Hearst Utis New York County Committee Parsons

Also Mentioned on This Page

Baltimore Wahington Jane Nower Chrit Horton Proorrick Harmon Barrow SL Shriver John No 3 Saya Thomas ED Easton Phonograph Company Philadelphia Company Morey Black Hand Mexican Bank Berger Union Trust Co U. 8 Treasury Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Railroad New Union Station Weahington Harrisburg Mrs. Longworth Baroness Sternburg Baroness von Sternburg Miss Langham Mme Hebbinghaus Germany Mme Nabuco Mmay Chermont Baltimore and Return Timore Ohio Nl Penna. Ave Miyachi Guzman Legation Larz Anderson Carlo Phister Mrs. Laughlie St. Louis Mecyr Mme Godoy Miss Godoy Mrs Sims Lieut Com Sims Mias Hegner Miss Cockrell Allen Cockrell Peary Anderson Charles Henry Butler Greeley Gen. Greeley Elizabeth Stautfer Moore Misa Moore Barry Mallon Ruth Halfard J Franklin Belt Hilzabeth Reeside Howard Reeside Mise Debbing Quest Bryan Harmon Birmingham USA Portgual Ala William Jennings Bryan Judson Harmon Guy Comer Gray Board of Trade Wsackson North South Gov Comer Go. Glenn Gov. Smith Alabama Staten Penn- Judge Ivsnia Railroad Congressional Limited Washington-Saget Guilfornia Reitman Reithan Poice Reitman Sala McComan Sloan's Tedax Sloan’s Gatreet McComas Strett Florida Information Bureau New York Ave. Nw
Search Courier

Search the Washington Post Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Washington Post?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication