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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1908

Page

21

Women workers gain backing at National Civic Federation convention

National Civic Federation welfare leaders and prominent women form a women’s department after a Roosevelt White House address. Chicago magnate families and New York philanthropists join a push to improve conditions for working women, led by Mrs McCormick and other notable supporters.

Welfare Department National Civic Federation Autdr Ag Roosevelt White House Willard Andrew Carnes John Mitchell Samuel Gompers Commerce Straus Kobe Wathray McCormick Chicago Mrs McCormick Post Wome New York Harriman Wiss Anne Morgan Her York

Fire Panic at Theater Sparks Injuries and Loot

May 11 theater panic in Piedmont Valletta Street area as fire and crowding cause partial exits and injuries. Patrons flee Orpheum Theater while police and fire crews secure scene near Cooper River Navy yard. a separate blaze damaged lumber yard, burning about 60,000 feet of timber valued around 15 000 dollars.

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Hard to Controvert in Baltimore Anecdote

A Baltimore American fragment shows a dialogue about a father resisting a son’s car choice. The father brands gasoline cars as smelling bad and electric cars as shocking, while a Cleveland dealer’s remark about work contrasts with a tale of a saved child and the offer of money.

Baltimore

Governors Laud Plan Airship Flies Two Miles

Washington dispatch reports several governors arriving for a Roosevelt Ro conservation conference in Washington with Alabama Governor Comer predicting Democratic convention support for Bryan. Idaho Governor Gooding arrives and speaks of Roosevelt era policies as party lines shift. The event, including credentials and security, draws many state leaders as they discuss instructing delegates and party prospects.

Comer Alabama Bryant Gooding Idaho Taft Roosevelts Washington BB Comer Riggs House Bucey George Curry New Mexico Edward Norris Montana Edward Fooh Missineippi Par- Gee California Frank Hants Indiana Frank R Gooding Idall Giford Pinchot Forester United States Imr Pinchot Bryan’s Pwien Ashe Bryan Johnson Bluho Willird Bunch Adel Roosevelt

Yale Student Clouted in Fire Crowd Seeks Help

William Thomas van Alstyne of Albany New York, a Yale Sheffield Scientific School freshman, lies severely ill at the Yale infirmary after being struck on the head by a police club during a riot at a crowd at a fire. Witnesses say he was turning to move away when the attack occurred. He is the son of Albany’s last Democratic mayor.

New Haven Conn May William Thomas van Alstyne Albany Sheffield Scientific School Yale Yale Infirmary Vrain van Alstynest Witnesases Willam Yin Alstone

Soldier Kills 3 Comrades at Camp Stotsenburg

Telegram from Camp Stotsenburg on Luzon Island reports Private Mike Beacham of the First United States Cavalry went on a killing spree, killing Sergeant William Hoey and private G Wilson and Private Thomas Woodward while mortally wounding Private Edward Woodward and wounding three others including Private Beacham. Officials deem Beacham possibly insane.

Camp Stotsenburg Island of Luzon Minila Los Angeles Pampange Province Island Mike Hounham First United States Cavalry Amuck Lirat Sergt William Hoey G Wilson Thomas Woodward Edward Woodward Troop F First Cavalry Beacham

Weather conditions and forecast from the Department

Weather bulletin reports a developing storm moving northeast over the next twenty four hours with strong winds and unsettled conditions across the central and eastern regions. Showers and thunderstorms expected in the Gulf states and New England, with temperatures dropping temporarily in the northern areas. Fresh winds along the Atlantic coast and lower lakes, with ships bound for Europe facing improved but variable conditions.

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Atlantic fleet officers tour San Francisco in autos

In San Francisco the Atlantic fleet officers, about 300 in number led by Rear Admiral Swimburaze, paraded in automobiles along streets including Chinatown. Admiral Thomas, recovering from a cold, joined the flag in the Connecticut. A ball at the Fairmount honored Secretary Metcalf with prominent hostesses. In Ogden Utah, Rear Admiral Robley D Evans, arriving by train, recalled Annapolis ties and gave a floral tribute to a Utah girl before continuing east.

San Francisco May Bay Swmburaze Chinatown Thomas Connecticut Leutenant K. G Castleman Salt Lake City Admirs Utah Annapolis California Perth

Chinese Student Chen Dies in New Haven Hospital

Tarah Clarence Chen, one of four Yale Chinese students, died after a kidney tuberculosis operation at New Haven Hospital. He requested his three countrymen to tell his family in Shanghai he is sorry he cannot be a son to his father. Chen leaves a wife and three brothers in Shanghai. his father is a prosperous merchant. A family member from the medical school left for Washington to arrange body return with the Chinese Legation.

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Boldest of Firebugs In Staged Tenement Fire

New York May 11 Two patrolmen and a porter guarded a tenement hall at Md West Ninth Street when an incendiary crept on the roof and poured kerosene through a skylight. A burning bundle of papers was lowered by a string and set on the stairs. A detective fired at a face seen in the skylight before the arsonist escaped. This was the seventh such attempt in a week. blackmail may drive tenants to resist a demand.

New York MD West Twente Ninth Street Fleet

Wu Ting-fang Denies Drinking in Philadelphia

Minister Wu Ting-fang denied drinking intoxicants at a Philadelphia banquet and praised vegetarian diet. He rejected reports of a fall from a water wagon, expressing relief at giving up meat and liquor and affirming vegetarian principles for his people. Mrs Henderson and Mrs Fairbanks attended the talk at Rauscher's.

Wu Ting-fang Philadelphia Janet Richards Rauscher Sam John B Henderson United States Missouri Fairbanks Alvashad Miss Richards

Parisians Gawk as Sheath Gowns Cause Stir at Longchamps

A Washington Port dispatch reports four young women in ultra daring sheath gowns advertised by Rue de la Paix makers at Longchamps provoked a riot scare. Police removed the wearers as fashion fault lines drew jeers and blushes among spectators. The director of municipal police indicated the dresses are provocative but the fashion trend, if official, requires no further action.

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Senator Tillman Hospitalized After Stroke Update

The ailing U S senator Tillman remains under care following a paralytic stroke two weeks ago. He is reported to be improved but still suffering lingering effects as Mrs Tillman stays by his side at a sanitarium and plans to depart for Europe near Saturday from Boston.

Tilman Europe Boston

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