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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1908

Page

11

Cardinal on divorce denied move for Sagan union

Irish Primate Logue states the effort by Mme Anna Gould and Count Boni de Castellane to sanction a second marriage is hopeless. He says divorce tends to rise in America, France is equally problematic, and international marriages are better in national contexts. De Sagan plans to convert to Protestant faith so Mme Gould and he can wed, with a Paris ceremony possible after faith change. Mme Gould and her children depart Rome for Monte Carlo en route to Paris. a bracelet worn by Mme Gould misses at Naples.

Mme Anna Gould Count Boni de Castellane France America United States de Sagan Rome Prince Helie de Sagan Monte Carlo Paris Mme. Gould Prinns Gould Prince Helle Naples

Anarchist Manifesto Urges Abolition of Poverty and Government

Fragmented lines describe an anarchist manifesto published in New York calling to abolish government and poverty. It claims resistance to extermination and assigns blame for social ills to authorities, unions, and industrial power, while proposing nonviolent means amid violence and upheaval.

New York Americs al Xandes Berkman Washington Greenaiert Dover Tsetantey

California Stakes in Alphabetical Race at Fest

A fragmented line about California and a horse racing context mentions stallion names, jockeys, and crowds. It hints at a fest or event with bets, dicey outcomes, and bets on a favorite horse in an alphabetical setup, with PAT WEST as a sign-off.

Sant Laughlin Dtatt Tisas Dean Hse de Kear California

Russell to Arrive May 18 Event

Russell will arrive on May 18 aboard the Red Doe Marina which docked in New York around May 1B. The report notes a cade grant to the client and mentions Venezuela on leave of absence.

Russell Tose Aseri Cade Pneteent Frase Venezuela Flo Red Doe Marina York

Soul Mates Tribulation Sues for Affection Theft

Brooklyn man George J. Herrmann and Capt. Charles B. Stoddard face suits tied to a soul mate saga. Mrs. Stoddard claims $10,000 for slander while Stoddard sues Herrmann for $50,000 for alienation of affections. Bankruptcy compounds the drama as spiritual unions span past lives and possible future marriages.

New York George J. Herrmann Brooklyn Charles B.stoddard Herman Mrs. Stoddard Boston Jim Mr. Hermann Ung Mrs. Hermann Novascott Loum Capt. Stoddard

Fears for an Arctic Explorer Missing in Far North

Friends in Brooklyn seek funds to aid Dr. Brederieis A. Cook, famed petrol explorer and Mount McKinley first ascender, after a year without word from the North. Newfoundland sealers and Norwegian whalers report no news, fueling urgent calls for organized action amid secrecy over the expedition’s aims.

Dr. Cook New York Brooklyn Cenk

Uproar in Convention in Chicago Sparks Packed Debate

May 11 Chicago Socialist convention resumes amid a rising storm as Debs and Haywood vie for presidential nomination. Debs holds leverage for two thirds, Haywood lags. Wisconsin threatens to bolt over union appeals. A seven member committee is appointed to study the situation.

Chicago Socialist National Avention Pears Burens V. Debs William D. Haywood Debs Cannel Haywood Socialist Party Wisconsin

Taft Backed Delegates Chosen at Louisiana Rally

New Orleans May 11 delegates at large to the Republican National Convention were selected to support Secretary Taft. Pearl Wight, H C Walnott, Henry McCall and A B Kennedy were named with Wight reelected national committeeman. Resolutions urged Taft’s election to preserve Roosevelt era policies and curb aggressive commercialism.

New Orlean Taft Pearl Wight New Orleans H.C. Walmott Lawrence Henry McCall Donaldsville A. B. Kennedy New Orleana Roosevelt

MANY SENATORS FOR JOHNSON

Gov. John A. Johnson of Minnesota appears poised for strong support as he arrives in the city for the Denver convention, with his headquarters reporting several South Carolina and Southern senators backing uninstructed delegations. Senators Tillman, Clay, Martin, Taliaferro, Daniel Foster, Simmons, Overman, Bacon, Smith, Johnston, and Bankhead are named among those favoring the plan, though some voiced no opposition to Bryan.

John A. Johnson Minnesota United States South Denver Bryan As Johnson

Michigan Republicans To Nominate Four Delegates At Large

Grand Rapids May 11 The Republican State convention at Majestic Theater will likely back Taft for all four delegates at large KB D Stair of Detroit John W Blodgett of Grand Rapids F W Gilchrist of Alpena and James McNaughton of Calumet . Twelve national districts have chosen delegates with all but the Eighth district instructed for Taft the Eighth remaining uninstructed.

Grand Lapids Mich Taft KB. D. Stair Detrait John W. Blodgett Grand Rapids F. W. Gilchrist Alpena James McNaughton Calumet

Long Fall Into Baby Carriage Sparks City Sensation

Special to The Washington Post. A three year old boy fell from a third story window ledge at 640 Hast Seventeenth Street landing upright in a baby carriage on the sidewalk. The mother Agnes Prenderbitt rushed down to find a crowd examining the uninjured child who treated the incident lightly. The report lists numerous names and affiliations across various quoted individuals and reverends, indicating the chaotic nature of the scene and surrounding witnesses.

Washington Post New York Seventeenth Street Robert Prentelbitt Agnes Prenderbitt

Washington Post Ad Emphasizes Independence and Quality

The Washington Post portrays itself as an independent, fearless newspaper serving all readers. It highlights its demand across classes, best news, top writers, and modern facilities for assembling each edition.

The Post Sunday Morning Edition Overview

The leading paper at the capital presents comprehensive financial news and market reports. It serves merchants and financiers with accurate business status, offers farming produce sale guidance, and provides leisure readers with varied columns and reading matter.

United States Post

The Sunday Post Sporting Pink Sheet

The Sunday Post presents itself as the premier Sunday newspaper with rich illustrated features by prominent writers and timely foreign news. It emphasizes extensive coverage of outdoor and indoor sports across all climates, including baseball, racing, billiards, auto racing, yacht contests, golf, tennis, swimming, and more, all detailed in its pink sporting section.

Sunday Post Post

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