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... MR. CHARLES BOOTH. The death, after a short illness, took place yesterday, of the Right Hon. Charles Booth, chairman of tiie Booth Steamhip Co., Liverpool, and well known for his writings social conditions. Mr. Booth was born at Liverpool March 30, 1840 ...
... LABOUR AND WAGES. New Proposal for Settling Disputes. troabl«w * cttllß industrial troubles. Mr. Charles Booth, the course of address at meeting the • *st Birmingham Branch of the Christian iThich L n°M “* Uight - » Policy w.,h ' comb.mng md.vuiua. with ...
... Flying Corps, bad been shot, man died almost immed ately DEATH OF THE RIGHT HON. CHARLES BOOTH. Tbs Frees Association announces the death of the Right Hob. Charles Booth, after a short iHnees. The Right Hon, 0. Booth was born Liverpool March 30th. 1840 ...
... Not Dlacournfjed. But Charles Booth was not man to discouraged, and, are told in intimate memoir Charles Booth,'’ ss. net), “he left the next morning for the country take fortnight’s leisure for the writing little hook Old-Age Pensions,’ jtroposal wMch ...
... THE RIGHT HON. CHAS. BOOTH. WELL-KNOWN SOCIAL REFORMER. The Right Hod. Charles Booth, chairman of the Booth Steamship Company, and a partner the firm of Alfred Booth and Co., of Liverpool, reported the late edition* of the ** Mad *' last night, died Gracedieu ...
... FUTURE OF RAILWAYS. Presiding at the annual meeting of the Midland Railway Company at, Derby yesterday, Air. Charles Booth, deputy-chairman, referred to the future of railways, and said his own opinion was that railway companies would certainly not return ...
... CASUALTIES. News has been received Mrs. Booth, 4, Sandford Slr-'et Longton, of the death in action of her son, Private Charles Booth, of the Ist North Staffordshire Regiment. Private Booth was shot in tho head sniper. [ Mrs. Trow, of Stockton Brook, S ...
... with int* rest. Mr. (leorge Booth, whom (•.'.nrnunicHtionti are to Ik* addressed War Olhc*., is a son ct the Right Hon. Charles Booth, whose exhaustive inve-tigations into the conditions ~f Fie at*.l labour in lamdon and resear ...
... yesterday, it was announced, elicited considerable amount of support,” and among others the following signed The Bight Hon. Charles Booth, lord Saltoun, Lord George Campbell, Sir William Hart Dyke, Major-General Sir McCalmont, Sir William Treloar. Sir Francis ...
... was said long ago an American: Never prophesy unless you know.’ I DON’T KNOW.” MR. CHARLES BOOTH. DEATH OF A FAMOUS SOCIAL INVESTIGATOR. The Right Hon. Charles Booth, the great statistician of poverty, who died yesterday afternoon Qrar.edieu Manor, ...
... MR. C. BOOTH GIVES RO SPECIAL CREDIT TO LIBERALS. The Right Hon. Charles Booth, replying to an addles' presented to him at the Houle of Commons yesterday by Mr. George Barnes. M.P. , l ehatrman of the Committee of Organised Labour. I. recognition of his ...
... though no formal organisation for the signing of it is yet in operation, far from the least interesting is that of Mr- Charles Booth, the well-known social reformer and author of Life and Labour of the People in London.” Sir William Hart-Dyke typified ...