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 26 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1907

Page

41

Gaither Seeks Reform in Maryland Political System

A Baltimore hotel notification to Republican candidates announced Gaither's push for removal of police from politics and direct election of U.S. Senators. He urged one voter cross for all party candidates, proposed fixed salaries for city tax collectors, endorsed Wisconsin plan and state supervision of corporations, and criticized 1890s election laws as subterfuge. The Baltimore meeting drew about 1000 attendees with speeches by Randall and others.

Notufeaton Baltimore The Washington Post George R Hammond Umer James H Thomas Parran Hotel Beanert Ely Sitomey Ciaptrolier Gad Éleric Court Pats Maryland Uuy Addrem Nell Randall Annapolis Minois Mie Gaither Feco United States Wisconsin Gov Hughes State Senate Robert T’ Meacham Dietsict Brantey Robert H Smith House of Delegates

Cleveland Eats Heartily Says Grover on Sept Visit

In a telephone report Grover Cleveland states that President Cleveland is in excellent physical condition and feeling well after a hearty breakfast. Mrs Cleveland and Dr Carnochan confirm the president is strong for his age, with no cause for worry about his health.

Thawasnington Lane New York Cleveland Grover Cleveland Cernochan Phlaician Carnochan Uni Gievelaniln

Fatally Hurt by Baboon in Indian Hell State

In a startling incident a man named Tim Washed through a chaotic attack by a pet baboon aboard a vessel near Thikindelpl. Capt Pemberthy Haubule and four crew members faced the danger as the animal lunged during a tense scene aboard the Isok ot Unvessed. The casualty, Masrbads, died after being rushed to hospital, with authorities pursuing the feisty case and the baboon’s owner.

Hell Pemberthy Haubule Isok Fane Obler Patek

Fire sweeps high floor as fumes overwhelm twelve firemen

A New York wholesale grocery blaze on an eight story building drew four alarms and hosed off by river steamers. Twelve firemen were overcome by noxious fumes from burning coffee and other goods, rescued in open air, while crews battled flames from neighboring roofs to prevent spread.

Washington York Lewis DeGroft & Son Lunduu Sullivan Engine No William Wierner Itv

Barr sought to retain role at Jamestown Exposition

Persistent effort by about fifty supporters signs a petition urging James M Barr to withdraw his resignation as director general of the Jamestown Exposition. Barr’s decision is urged to preserve longtime exposition leadership amid questions of changes in affairs and governance.

Norfolk James MW Barry Juston Miz Burr

Girl Killed by Auto in Langueult Crash

A young woman named Reccot was killed and another woman named Conway injured when a buggy overturned after being struck by a truck driven by Councillor Lanier of Langueult. The crash occurred near Montreat Quaker on a September evening, leaving the survivors and community in shock.

Bachine Montreat Reccot Conway Longuenil Counclor Lanier Langueult

Married Couples List From Nightclub Registry

A jumble of names and spouses appears in a fragmentary wedding registry item. It mentions several couples with varied ages and multiple clerical notations, including Rev. She ton Mister Jenni Moore and Rebecca Hurd, and references to public records at local churches.

Heaty Amnen MO Blanton Thomas Dean Catherine Zyrdatte Freaceree Howden Wintty Sue Noes Aia Staite Randel Mana Maude Pallitos Rey Sonte Sturn Brogden Mary A. Rouada Jenni Moore Rebecca Hurd Flea Scott Metaugh Janie Green Roy Pare Mion Amd Elmore Stag Tracers Jennie Chow Beisaneers Rae Flog Megde

Brazilians Arrive to Tour U S Elites on Steamship Acre

Special to The Restington. From New York Sept 2 prominent Rio de Janeiro business men arrive tomorrow on the steamer Acre to tour the United States. They will visit manufacturing centers and major cities including Niagara Falls Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and others. The reception is coordinated by Thomas Cage & Song with a cable from Rio Janeiro arranging a pier greeting and a Washington embassy presence.

New York Brasil Rio de Jabelo Acre Niagara Washington Bbstow Philladelphia Balttore Thomas Cage & Song Rio Janeiro Washington United States

Deaths at Providence Hospital Listed by Health Office

Health Office records list numerous death notices with ages ranging from under 40 to over 70. Names include John W Green, Samantha Dom nla Tryant, Elizabeth Driscoll, Lavin Urquhart, Juleline Thompson, and Jamey Tucker Freedmen, among others, with addresses and locations such as Providence Hospital and various streets.

Akon U Street Nereiun John W Green Noriheart Harvard Richard Strator Mantha Monty Dl. Rivers Steabeth Driscoll Aga Wiliams Crake Pleas Farley Lavin Urquhart Feare Juleline Thompson Botha Huey Jo Don Mury Noreix Gori Jamey Tucker Liora Anderson Yeane

Man and wife jailed for contempt of court in Dayton ruling

In federal court Judge Dayton sentenced John Beymer, a striking telephone lineman, and his wife to sixty days in Hancock County jail for contempt after a sweeping injunction against Beymer. The couple allegedly called Union men scabs and hurled abusive epithets as officers enforced the order. The judge condemned unions for attempting to interfere with a worker’s rights.

Wheeling Dayton John Beymer Hancock County Beymer Danunion

American singer shot at English summer home

Rose Ettinger, known as Mrs Francis Braun, the daughter of Waterlon businessman A. L Ettinger, was shot at her home in South Milton England. Reported today she will recover. Ettinger has performed on concert stages worldwide.

Rose Ettinger England Waterloo Town South Milton Francis Braun A. L Ettinger Waterlon

Berlin negotiates $10 million forest purchase for park

The Lokal Ansotger reports Berlin is negotiating for the purchase of a large forest in the Apree district east of the city from the state forestry board. The price is listed as 600 but likely $1000s. The aim is to form a new municipal waterworks and a public park for residents.

Berlin Lokal Ansotger Apree State Forentry Board

Russia Ratifies Anglo Russian Treaty on Tibet Afghanistan Persia

St Petersburg reports ratification of the Anglo Russian convention regulating interests in Tibet Afghanistan and Persia. The pact preserves existing positions, denies any power advantage, and leaves Baghdad Road negotiations open to all powers including Germany and France. A threat was issued to Teheran over unrest in North Persia if Paravian authorities fail to quell disorder.

Tibet Persia St Petersburg Foreign Office Great Britain Russia Afshanistan Bagdad Hall Road Germany France Atatan Teheran North Persia

Executions Reported After Polish Mill Strike

In Lodz Russian Poland a public safety incident led to the execution of several workmen and a girl without trial. The actions followed the revolt against Marcus Mberstole, owner of a large cotton mill, who fled after workers refused to be paid for time off. Police and troops later arrested about 900 employees.

Lodz Poland Marcus Mberstole Mil

Mexico Italy arbitration treaty talks at The Hague

Senor Esteva, head of the Mexican delegation, and Count Tornielli, leader of the Italian delegation, negotiate a general arbitration treaty similar to the Italy Austria convention. The accord is expected to be concluded before the conference adjourns.

Hague Senor Esteva Count Torntelli Italy Mexico

Crothers Stricken With Typhoid Fever Affects Governor Run

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Judge Austin L Crothers of Maryland fell ill with typhoid fever. Doctors report stable early symptoms but warn recovery will take at least six weeks with confinement to his room. Crothers had traveled across the state recently and began feeling ill on a train trip from Elkton to Baltimore.

Spain Washington Wikton Sudge Austin L | Crothers Willam R. Stokes Baltimore State Board of Health Tre Judge Orthera Judge Crothers Elkton Dr Bratton Crothers Bratton

Lord Ash Town Wins Suit Over Lodge Bomb Explosion

Lord Ashtown, a landlord known for cattle grazing activism, won a suit for compensation arising from a bomb explosion at his hunting lodge near Clonmel on August 12. The defense claimed he planned the blast, but Judge Wizgerald found the accusation malicious with no basis. Police reports and sensational interest surrounded the case across the United Kingdom.

Ireland Lord Ashtoon Clonmel Lord Ashtown Treton Uuih Imadeen United Kingdom Wizger

Paupers Leaving Isthmus Prompt City Action

Special cable from Washington reports Kingston Jamnica Sept 8 that a flood of pauper aliens from the Isthmus of Panama has prompted the city council to request federal legislation to prevent their entry. Chinese and Syrians are chiefly noted among those affected.

Washington Kingston Jamnica Isthmus Panama Tay Bay

Austrian Iron Supply Seen Exhausted in 25 Years

At a 16 day meeting of the Iron and Metall Institute, Austrian steel magnate Director Kestranek warned that Austria will be unable to import iron within twenty five years due to exhaustion of local ore. He cited rising demand and dwindling reserves threatening future domestic steel production.

Kestranek Austria

Crown Prince Attends Hygiene Congress Opening

German Crown Prince Frederica William attended the opening of the International Congress of Hygiene in Berlin. Emissaries invited the United States to host the next meeting in Washington, with Emperor William represented by a regent or proxy.

Seamen of Congress of Hygiene Bertin Frederica ‘William Emperor William International Congress of Hygiene Congress United States Washington

Wind wrecks Malocot's balloon aeroplane in Paris flight

In Paris on September 2 Louis Malocot attempted another ascent with his balloon and aeroplane combo but strong winds wrecked the aircraft, badly damaging it and delaying repairs until spring. In a separate note from Busan on December 28, three revolutionaries attacked and wounded the rural police chief in Hin Villa.

Malocot Paris Louis Malocot Zattomor Eronnes Osu Busan Rept Hin Villa Rintka

Murphy Predicts Sweep in Tammany Primaries

Murphy declares confidence in a sweeping victory in the Tammany primaries across up to thirty districts. He notes two friendly district leaders will align with him and criticizes Mayor McClellan, while McClellan offers no comment.

Tammany New York McClellan Zoe Washi Crokers Tammany Hell Cheries Murphy Friends Cielan Williams Maurice Peatherson Francis J Lantry Gal Iendera Apice Bingham Jaskea Lantry Frstherson Maries Featherson Inna McFeuter McClelan

Chanler Seen as Likely Democratic Nominee by Backers

A Washington Post report today quotes supporters and Albany crony authority predicting New York Court Chanler will be the Democratic presidential nominee. Conners bets $1000 on Chanler, offering to stake part or all of $10,000 until the convention. The matter stands for wise men to ponder as Buffalo trip proceeds.

Washington Post New York Ernest Felix Pickoer West Droege Tombs Court Mary Brock Pirkner Brock Pickner Wards Island Bellevue Sanitaruim Dreege Wamman Speciel Washinston Chanler

Death of Theodore Downe former U S consul at Quebec

Theodore Waldron Downe longtime Bridgeport resident and former United States consul at Quebec died at his home. A Democrat active in national circles he served as consul under Cleveland and remained two years into Harrison administration before resigning. He was a former member of the Democratic National Committee.

Bridgeport Conn Theodore Waldron Downe United States Quebec Pol Ues Pres Dent Cleveland Freshert Harrison Mr. Downs Democratic National

New York to Expand State Control Over Telegraph and Telephone

The New York Commission seeks broader jurisdiction over telephone and telegraph companies. Proposals would extend the Public Service Commission’s oversight to these lines, akin to its authority over railroads gas electric and street traffic. Plans include drafting bills for the next session and involve key officials in outlining the measure.

York Commission York Public Servce Commission Arogh Railraady Tre Guy Hugues Aben Cesson

Federal Judge Grants Temporary Stay on Minnesota Case

Judge Lochren of the United States Court issued an order delaying proceedings on a private law matter pending final defense. The temporary injunction remains in effect as the state appeals continue, with the orders to be served in accordance with court rules.

Rock Treaty T Rulek Tt Krendury John Doe Rinard Doe Min Vin Isa St Paul Minn Jage Lochren Unted States Court Iger Acvardanc

Also Mentioned on This Page

Gov. Steunenberg Norman Aleo Traothy F Burk Cheyenne Botte Fla Borehs Attornea James H. Hawlay Haywood Alfred A Frazer SL. Lipton Carl Paine F Bundy Bau Claire Wis Alno Barber Liber Teat Fo Bald Rauas Ibelag Bo Yayallegen Thete Boise Reot Denta Barbee Lumber Company Wisensin Aml Iorge Lumber Bolte Wyne Inglanies Borah Ana John de Relard Doe Stind Sardo & CO FNP Blocola George P Zarhorst Talesone Dorth Nalley & Son S$ Sergeon Ton Costello Sunreceen Peephong John KR Wright Eimbaluers Speare William Lee Tas Threames Eramaio Blackistone's 14Th & H Shaffer Monarch Siam Hambung Gaither Clevelard Baboon Sailor Yes Philadelphia Inpmny Pet Burmey Wholesale Grocery House Lasa Want Barr Concessionarrea Derlare Be Banc Rio Health Office Record Usi To-Kalon Wine Co 14Th St Conumon Men Iuaquad le Brevagon Frm Havre Minne Tendon Vaderland Adtworp Azé Dover Belavia Hamburg Nordac Fottardarg Boulogne Breen Bremeo Neane Chartours Zeeland Fom Antwerp Pirmont Linco Qocar New York York Fiymouth Satled Bremen Caisely Trotterdam Potsdam Vis Bon Istria Auquete Victoria Southampton New Tore Rotterdam Pstraburg Liber Dawlogre Mtyndam Spree Forest the Sunday Post Giel Grothers Marylad Tut Patent Jamaica F B Q Co Arthur Burt F St Conners T W Downs Harnson Ea Ash Kilmer Mai Kilmer & & Co Binghamton Noy Kilmers Swamp Root Bughamton NY Wire Service Supervision Minnesota BATE Restrams Bulletin Sanders & Stayman CO F Street Victor Talking Machines Post the Sanitary Paper Bottle Co C Street Washington DC Washington Post Co Texas Chicago the Sanitary Paper Bottle CO (Inc E C Thomas Mer
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