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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1910

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Explosion Shatters Hull and Ottawa Homes Killing 18

Ottawa reports a massive blast at the General Explosives plant near Hull Quebec. The force leveled houses and shattered windows across Hull and Ottawa, killing at least 18 and injuring many. Sisters Carrier 18 and 19 perished at a supper table. others, including Horace Anderson and Ferdinand Laurin, are listed among the dead. Fire and police rushed responders, Parliament Buildings suffered damage, and a citywide search followed as crowds fled the danger.

Vorce City of Hull Ontawo Ottawa Parliament Carrier Altting John Blanchfield Faden Louis McCann Ferdinand Laurin Antons Carvante Joseph Bedard Horace Anderson Ferdinand Lardine Albert Leblanc General Explosives Company of Canada Quebec Anderson Horace Eldard Beane Jona Ely Carrifr Carnival Anivan Abil Paleand Ferdinand Ann Tous Tsar Amin Amin, the Spectators and There Wen A Nattkin Yncon- Sry Mars Kutlihe Fideas Liat Sars Fideau Hall Earl Grey Myer

Theodore J King Dies Mourned Railway Superintendent

Theodore J King, superintendent of the Great Falls and Old Dominion Railway, died suddenly at his home in Washington from heart disease. A native of Vincennes, 47, he rose from clerk to superintendent, championed electric propulsion, and held patents for transit devices. Survived by wife Mary Downey and two children, Mary Ruth and Theodore Jr. Funeral from Twenty-ninth Street home with Masonic honors, Glenwood Cemetery interment.

Theodore J King Great Falls and Old Dominion Railway Company Twenty-ninth Street King Vincennes Condactos Herke Lars Columbia Cables Great Falls Old Dominion Han Wr King Mary Downey Baltimore Mary Ruth Theodore J. Sr Dumbarton Avenue Methodist Church George 'S Whiting Lodge Masona Knights Templar Oda George C. Whiting Lodge Glenwood Cemetery

Taft Opposes Central Bank Plan as Unsettled Conditions Warn Delay

President Taft and Secretary MacVeagh signal opposition to a central bank at the present time. Aldrich faces a slow path to monetary reform, with Senate action likely delayed as bankers urge caution and public understanding grows.

Senetary MacVeagh Taft Aldach Senate Botton Franklin MacVeagh the Treasury Boston Congress Aldrich Rhode Island Alfrich Monetary Commission The House England Alerich MacVeagh America Wall Street Trust Company American Bankers Association Mac‘Veagh Bank of England Beme

Tetlow claim investigated over army service myth

A West Virginia inquiry into Tetlow's wartime service finds no evidence of his U S Army officer status or England service. The statements about a commendation letter and German uniforms are disputed as locals review his past. The source notes purchases of uniforms at second hand stores as part of the scrutiny.

Ethel Wee Virginia Tetlow United States Army Englaahnemy Som Roberts Qolone

Count's Wives Divorced in Rhine Heir Swindle Case

The three wives of Count Royal von Helden, jailed for three years and three months in Sing Sing, have all obtained divroces after testifying for each other in suits ruled by Supreme Court Justice Keough. Loretta ONeill of Jersey City seeks a decree as the last case. Gertrude Lands of Manhattan and Emily Bromback of Mount Vernon testified. Von Helden, once a yacht club steward and skilled swimmer, wooed Bromback with swimming lessons and claimed Rhine estates to fund his trip to Europe.

Washington Mount Vernon N Yi Royal von Helden Sing Sing Supreme Court Keough White Blains von Helden Loretta O'Neill Jersey City Gerttrude Manhattan Emily Bromback Jurge Keough Miss Bromback New Rochelle Rhine Europe Usnich

Taft Opens Fair with Gala Welcome at Passaic Armory

President Taft will open the New Jersey fair with a ceremonial greeting at the Refenty Frst Armory as part of the Actors Fund of America drive to aid aged and theater workers. A procession and flowers mark his arrival before a banquet in Passaic, then onward to Washington. In Nicaragua, Dr Castrillo reports Estrada’s revolutionary forces near Bluefields with 1600 troops and three gunboats, claiming odds favor Estrada for fresh advances. He plans to meet backers in New York this week to coordinate support.

New York Taft Actors Fund of Americes United States Board of Traie Passaic N J Salvador Castrillo Wellington Estrada Nicaragua Diag Madrix Bluefields Madris Hstrada Rama Castilo Madriz Mangena Grenade Wales Estr Chamorro Madrid Joerce Katrada Managua Tim Fitrada Castrillo

Flags lowered at sea as King Edward dies

News of King Edward's death reaches New York aboard the Baltic. Mrs James Bryce, wife of the British ambassador, arrived in New York en route to Washington. The death was wired to the vessel Friday night and caused quiet ceremony aboard the steamship Baltic during the voyage.

Ewan King Edward Baltic New York James Bryce Washington

Demand Foreigners' Lives in Cheng-Sha China May 9

Reports from Cheng-Sha China describe a surge of posters calling for destruction of foreigners and native Christians with a date of May for an anti-Manchu uprising. Officials have torn down many posters and the city is heavily patrolled. Agitators hold secret meetings but foreign gunboats are believed to deter action.

Cheng-Sha China

Insane veterans moved to government hospital for the insane

Twelve veterans of the Civil War and one from the Spanish American War were transferred from the Soldiers' Home at Danville to the Government Hospital for the Insane in St Kilmabeth's. The group, transported by train, caused alarm as many patients raved and struggled, with guards forced to restrain them. Liquor smuggling into the Danville home was cited as a persistent problem.

Government St Kilmabeth’s Danville Washington Chesapeaka Ohio Brot Beatson Girards Hory LC Stackey F M Stock Augustua Ulrich William Wolverton Frank Moos Trauele Danvikey Harry L. Stockey Danvilla Institution the Post Patenia Iguer Guanis Scott

Pastor-Elect Preaches to Future Congregation in Pittsburgh

William Wedderspoon, chosen as pastor for Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church, spoke twice to the Pittsburg church yesterday before his formal charge this fall. In the morning he discussed "Security and Blessedness" and in the evening "By the King’s Side" touching on the late King Howard and his belief that a new reign requires renouncing youthful follies for the nation's welfare and world peace.

Sepesucu William Wedderspoon Pittsburg Foundry Methodist Biscopal Church Howard Sind

Death by Own Action Shocks Scranton Boardinghouse Scene

A man arrested in Scranton for stealing forty dollars from a rooming house reportedly died by his own action. He hanged himself in a polite station while police prepared to charge him. He worked as a solicitor for a telephone company and was the son of Mrs Wardman Moore. Interment is planned in Charlottesville, Virginia.

Drowning Tragedy After Rescue Attempt Aboard Vessel

New York reports three seamen die when they went over the ship’s side in a lifeboat during a rescue attempt for a stoker who jumped overboard in a personal crisis. The drowning occurred early today as the boat capsized, costing three lives.

New York Stexinahin Oceana Hermuda

Missing 16 Year Old Mary Veral Sought by Police

Mary Veral sixteen left home Friday afternoon and has not returned. John Messina, her fiancé, and her family fear she is missing in unknown circumstances. Police are investigating as relatives search for clues, noting she took no clothes when she left and may have hidden away in another city.

John ‘Messina Hus Hana Mary Veral Peityer Mia George Verdi Mabesing Messina Ward Hood John Messina Siz Mready Wan Tam Win Mary Imew Rébkiniz

Comet Sightings Linked to Viterbo Archives 1083

Archives at Viterbo Italy record April 5 1083 diary entry noting the appearance of a comet. The account suggests Halley’s comet was observed there thirteen days before its sighting elsewhere in Europe, a finding highlighted by Gatley’s Visitor.

Viterbo Italy Gatley Sweetal Washington Rome Rmeyv Bovilacqua Halley Europe

Bloc Gains Three Seats in French Chamber Election

Early returns from Paris on May 3 show the Bloc securing three seats while the Socialist group and Right deputies each lose three. Among those defeated are former minister Paul Downe and Fernand Dublef, and notable candidates such as Alexandre Villerard Henri Brisson Jules Slegtrien and Abbe Jules hemizc are mentioned.

Paris Ne Accoun Chamber of Deputies France Ne Petestre Gye Rieht Alexandre Villerard Ministar Henri Brisson Chamber Julms Slegtrien Faul Paloteve Abbe Jules Hemizc Paul Downe Fernand, Dublef

Funeral of Feed Esteems Local Leader in Auto Crash

In an automobile accident on the way to a funeral, Lionel Giscom, president of a Fork County group, suffered injuries from a shattered window but arrived by taxi with a companion. He later attended the funeral uninjured, while Rep. Giscom was reported to have remained in stable condition.

Lionel G Rerio Giscom

POKER PLAYERS LOSES IN ATLANTA BLACK GAME RAID

Police raid on a downtown Atlanta poker operation led to five arrests and reports of players losing large sums. One man reportedly lost 2200 while another lost 2000 and a third about 300 as detectives say more than 8000 was gambled during the session at a prominent lawyer’s office.

Bpecia Washington Atlanta Mav Atlanta Laoreatives Gut of the

Greatest Show on Earth Parade Draws City Crowds

Alfred Jordan leads the Barbary Batley Show on a mammoth circuit through Washington. Nearly 1,000 animals and 450 performers are set for a street parade from Fifteenth and H Streets to the circus grounds, with tents rising along Fifteenth Street and crowds observing early preparations. The day features a large parade, animal births, and ongoing performances as sections arrive from Philadelphia.

Pamde Philadelphia Fifteenth and H Streeta Alt ‘Agea Ana H. Street Fifteenth Perksylvania Avenue Peane Monument New Jersey Avenue H Street Circus Grounds

Hyde murder trial tests embalming fluid hydrocyanic acid link

Reports from Kansas City indicate hydrocane acid formation may result from embalming fluid injected into Col Swope's body. Testimony centers on whether this could occur and influence the Hyde murder trial proceedings this week.

Kansas City University of Kansas Col Hyde Dr Hide Wace Deakin Howe Byron

Rescue Ends Palos Mine Explosion Aftermath

Rescuers recovered eight or ten bodies this afternoon from the Palos mine where the explosion occurred. Three bodies lay together, suggesting they died after the blast. One man removed his coat to shield his head from gas, another facedown with arms over his face, a third man covering his face with a cloth.

Palos al Palos Headjing Ond Yule Aut Tee i

Dead King Tomb in Windsor Chapel

London May 5 The tomb of Edward VII to lie beneath the St George’s Chapel Windsor Castle with the body of the Duke of Connaught in a sepulcher. Funeral arrangements include lying in state at Westminster Hall and Buckingham Palace, with a May 2 or May 18 date tentatively noted for events. Queen Alexandra and King George confer with state officers as draping of buildings begins and the House of Commons prepares to receive the throne address. Queen Mary’s role seen as likely to be influential with a simpler, more austere court anticipated.

George Mary House of Commons Cancela Allis London Edward VII St George's Chapel Wurtsor Castle Duke of Clanetice Funere Weetminster Hall Gladstone Westminster Buckingham Palace Edwards Comin Royal Forest Windsor St James Thayer Winsor Castle Riverwart Albert Chapel Alexandra King George Royal Chapel King Alwess Edward Adegandra Queen Mars Booth Salvation Army Eward Wil Galace Pers Ofsandra Privesk Victoria Palace Marlporough House Lowther Asquith J Bule Reginald McKenss Admiralty Gibraltar Marlborough House Queen Mary Princess of Wales Myed Tarag T& Nere Parentis Chen Haa Reid

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