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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1907

Page

11

Cumberland in peril from floods threaten city and bridges

Flood conditions worsen with Potomac rising eighteen inches overnight and backwater flooding North Mechanic Street Wills Creek and low districts. Rail lines face washouts as landslides, track inundation, and bridge risks disrupt service from Cumberland to Shaw and Piedmont with Western Maryland and Baltimore and Ohio lines delaying trains and weighing girders while crews work to shore up crossings.

Washington Peat Cumberland Potomac Wis Creek Ctty Mechanic Street Wills Creek Hiogely Railroad Pattisons Creek Baltimore and Ohio Emergencie Maryland Nethleen Shaw Westernport Magnolia Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Sleepy Creek Low Point Georges Creek Lonaconing Barton Connellsville Tiyndman

Funeral Directors Directory Notice in Washington Area

A dense listing of Washington funeral directors and embalmers with addresses and phones. Includes W R Speare Adolph Jr Schippert Costello & Bro and many others offering chapels, livery, and modern crematoriums. Notes include service hours day and night, moderate prices, and redesigns for funeral designs.

W. R. Speare N. W Adolph Jr. Schippert Sergeon T. A. Costello & Bro Riley Frank Geier’s Sons Seventh ST Madern John R. Wright Co Lao of Capitol St Hindle & Bayliss R. Nalley & Son Funfrat BRL Uth Et Southeast Teleshone East R. F Harvey’s Sons Engalmers Mederate Pricey John M. Mitchell Dneertaker and Embalmar Phone East

Flood Strains Pittsburgh Region as Rivers Rise

Western Pennsylvania endures record rains causing Monongahela and allied rivers to surge. Flood warnings extend into Allegheny and surrounding towns with high waters in Pittsburgh and adjacent districts. Authorities warn of rising creeks and submerged streets, while relief teams move goods to upper floors.

Xumburg Monongahela Allegheny Ohio Allegheny County Pittsburg Pennsylvania West Virginia Germany

Wellsburg Flood Sufferers Get Tent and Ration Aid

Acting Secretary telegraphed Wellsburg West Virginia officials about flood relief. He granted permission to extend aid but noted no funds are available from the department. The War Department can supply a limited number of tents and rations if immediate needs are proven and other sources unavailable.

Oliver Tost New York Wellsburg Wva Wellaburg Secretary of War

Flood Bulletin Reports Ohio River Crest and Decline

Weather Bureau notes the Ohio River at Cincinnati cresting at 621 feet Tuesday morning and receding to 629 feet by night. Louisville stage at 378 feet, up 0.7 feet since Monday, with expectations of falling by Wednesday. Forecasts updated for districts below Louisville. Mississippi River gauges show Memphis 36–37 feet, Arkansas City 45 feet late next week, and New Orleans 186–187 feet by March 23. Final warnings issued for Auglaize Sandusky Walhendan Upper Scioto and Upper Great Miami basins due to heavy recent rains.

Ohio Cincinnati Louisville Louluile Micsisaip Memphis Wateh Arkansas City Vicksburg New Orleans

Flood Warnings Rise Along Sacramento and Rivers

River gauges show record highs along the Sacramento and San Joaquin tributaries with grave conditions on the main stem. Weather advisories project flood stages near 25 feet at Pittsburg and up to 35 feet at Wheeling, with rising water expected toward Parkersburg by Friday and further guidance due midweek.

Sacramento Soa Joaquin Allegheny Mangagahila Pittsburg Wheeling Parkersburg Farkersburg

Floods in California threaten northern towns and crops

Heavy rains across Northern California caused widespread flooding. Oroville and parts of Marysville were inundated, Mormon Island bridge washed away, and Folsom guard houses swept away. Stockton faces severe flooding with three bridges lost and three feet of water in homes. wheat and barley crops ruined. Levees reinforced as trains blocked east, coast line at Pajaro blocked, telegraph lines down, and public schools dismissed.

San Francisco California Oroville Marysville Mormon Island American River Folsom State Prison Sacramento Stockton San Joaquin Woodbridge Lincoln Sacramento Valley Southern Pacific Ogden Floriston Suramit Cisco Los Angeles Pajaro

Aspiring youths with disguise gear nabbed by police

Detective Mul len arrested Orator Howards known as Much Talk and his companion Walter Kendrick as Edwards Jad attempted to buy a large dirk at a D street pawn shop. Police held them until fathers could be notified and later returned them home after pledges to curb ambitions. Kendrick said he planned to become a Presbyterian clergyman.

Orator Howards Tas Boon Walter Kendrick Mullen Edwards Jad D Street Edwards Alaska South Dakota Lieut Peck John Edwards Wiliam Kendrick Kendrick

Skeleton in the Jinks Family Rumor Spreads

A fragmentary exchange mentions a skeleton in the Jinks family and a character named Weary Will. The lines suggest gossip about hidden pasts within a household and a farewell reference, with minimal readable context.

Jinks Tim

Death of Count Lamsdorff Ends Noted Russian Foreign Minister

San Remo Italy March 13 Count Vladimir Nicklaievitch Lamsdorff former Russian foreign minister died this evening at 21 16 o clock. Born 1845 he served in the foreign service from 1866 becoming minister in 1901 resigning in 1906. He helped arrange the Balkan Treaty and played a key role in peace negotiations with Japan via America. He visited Belgrade Sofia and Vienna and attended the 1908 Muerzsteg interview. He left St Petersburg in 1906 and spent his later years seeking health at San Remo where a dropsical condition led to death. He was connected with the Russian diplomatic circle for forty years and communicated with George von L Meyer during pre Portsmouth talks.

Russan Japan Amerca San Remo Italy Vladimir Nicklaievitch Lamsedorff Count Lamadorff Ministry of Foreign Affairs Baron Is[egreee Count Lamsdorf Russia Westphalia Balkan Belgrade Sofia Vienna Austria-Hungary Temaceine Balkwan Greene Muerzsteg Austria Europe Lamsdorff Far Eten St Petersburg Meyer

Deaths in health office record 1907 list

Health office record reports deaths up to March 18 1907 with ages ranging from 1 hour to 271 years. Individuals include Zock W Kessler 67, Isabella Murphy 116, Jennie Hough Ward Asylum 30, Retta L Yandler 1 year, Elza J Payne 4 years, William Samuels at Govt Hospital Insane 67, Lawrence Williams 66, Vivien E Cole 2 months, Lisle Dunbar 3 years, and others with addresses in Washington area. One hundred free trips to the Jamestown Exposition and cash prizes contest announced in next Sunday's Post.

Neon Zock W Kessler Isabella Murphy Olf Mass Ave Jennie Hough Ward Asyl Hospt Lert Bowersox Fla Wrhan Goler George Keott Garland Rosser St Uv Retta L Yan Fitza Herbert Williamy Samuels Lawrence Williams I St Nw Éarc James Gibbons Providence Vivien E Cole Lisle Dunbar Oth St

Socialists Attack Trusts in Boston Address

MY M Wilkins of Boston, national organizer of the Socialist Party of America, denounces trusts and monopoly as driving wage earners to destitution. He argues society has three classes and cites wages, sweatshop conditions, and unemployment to illustrate alleged capitalist oppression. He portrays socialism as the justice-driven future doctrine.

Magonie Temple M Wilkins Boston Mass Socialist Party of America Washington United States

Fatal duel between Italian brothers in New York saloon

Two Italians, George and Giovanni Francesco, were critically wounded after a deadly fight in an East Eleventh Street saloon. Giovanni stabbed, George struck with a mallet. Both were taken to Bellevue Hospital. Giovanni’s surgery proceeded by candlelight after a power outage.

New York Bellevue Hospital George Francesco Giovanni Francesco America Palermo George Gebran Geo Brooklyn East Eleventh Street Giovanni Georges Curtis Fifth Street Curtiz Struss

Freeman Railway Mail Clerk Arrested in Jersey City

Graphen Freeman a railway mail clerk and son of a federal judge, was arrested in Jersey City after a decoy letter with marked bills was found on him. Prosecutors say thefts occurred along his mail route. Freeman is held for trial, facing a two year minimum sentence.

Graphen Freeman Jersey City Washington Fostersey City Freeman I Street St Sevtreet United States Thay Trenton Zail Ken Freeman Freemerly Judge Freeman Arthus Big Railway Mall New Mexico Post-Office Department Aso Freeman Freemans Run I Street Preeman

Death by own action clears missing man Monroe

Charles R Monroe of 4 North Carolina Avenue northeast disappeared five days ago. He died Sunday evening in the Kimball House Atlanta under the alias G R Morgan Norfolk Va, shooting himself through the right temple. Atlanta police notified Norfolk authorities and Monroe's brothers in law Abrams and Schaaf identified the corpse pending a photo confirmation.

Charles R. Monroe North Carolina Avenue Kimball House Atlanta G. R. Morgan Norfolk Morgan May Sylvester Monroe Messrs D. Abrams James L. Schaaf

Gamest Man in Arkansas Hero of Tucker-Parnell Feud

The New York Herald profiles Guy B Tucker Arkansas state commissioner of mines and agriculture. He is portrayed as the central figure in the Tucker Parnell feud, claimed to have killed and witnessed deaths, with multiple near-death experiences including being shot six times and losing an arm in an ambush. Tucker’s notoriety aided his election, aided by ties to Gov Davis, while he maintains a quiet, bashful daily life off the battlefield.

New York Herald Arkansas South Guy B Tucker Mines and Agriculture Tucker Parnell Tucker Jeff Davis Gov Davis Little Rock Gay Tucker

Mantell Gives Othello Forceful Interpretation at National

Rob ert Mantell presented Othello at the National Theater. He delivered a fiery jealous husband with forceful diction in the final acts. Francis McGinn as Iago disappointed with a rushed delivery. Miss Russell as Desdemona gave a strong but overemphatic performance and lacked tranquil modesty.

National Theater Robert Mantell Isle Mantell Shakespeare Francis McGinn McGinn Iago Mandragara Jago Mc~ Gion Cassio Othello Roderiga Miss Russell Desdemona Misa Russell

Desdemona noted for gestures in Othello amid Merchant and Lear

The review remarks Desdemona’s expressive performance beside Russell in the auditore as the minor parts in Othello are deemphasized. The afternoon shows featured Mantell presenting The Merchant of Venice and the evening title King Lear with FP M.

Desdemona Ads Russell Beeve Mr Mantell

PENNIES SAVING PLAN FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS DISCUSSED

W A Hyde outlined a penny saving system for public schools at a meeting of the committee on provident plans of the Associated Charities. The proposal mirrors a stamp book method used by volunteers, but adapts it so pupils and teachers each keep a card, with deposits punched on both for record.

W A. Hyde Committee On Provident Plans Associated Charities George M Kober T Street Committee On Provident

Veterans Dine and Sing at Annual Pension Banquet

Gen John C Black and Commissioner Warner head a crowd of over 130 veterans connected to the U S Pension Bureau at Car roll Institute. Deputy Commissioner L M Kelley led the event with music and toasts as speakers praised the Bureau’s work and veterans’ service.

John C. Black Commission Vvespasan Warner Pricipal Pension Bureau United States Carroll Institute L M Kelley Georgia Tow Davis John T Clements Southern Alvision of Pensions John C Black Civil Service Commission Blech Warner W W. Curry S W. McElderry Harvey Billy J Tsh. Powel Kelley Illinois John King Baltimore Pensions Vespasian Warner Lo SL Kelley W_ Chage Board of Review Frank T .Howe Chase Thomas J Shannon B Moore J Tyler Powell

Licensed to Marry in Shaky Posture of Names

A garbled notice lists multiple individuals including Lion EB Kromar of the United States Army and Mary Ho Velean with various ministers and dates, all tangled in OCR errors. Apparent marriage licenses involve several pairs from diverse locales, with several priestly signatories and scattered ages.

Lion EB Kromar United States Army Gedene Mi Btotsenburg Herbert Scott Mise Charles W Burnham Mary Ho Velean J B Clayton Caroll W Browning Eva J Byer William G Davenport Hans Mortensen Zed Acne C Dann H Schroeder Maurice H Weber Rose Me’ally Albert Evans Albert Evane Julia Johnson TH Overton Arthur J Bonner Lowlie Bartholomew New Orleans Paul Grimthr William M Harris Henrietta Nelzan Taylor

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