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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 ...
... MRS. CHARLES BOOTH The death occurred yesterday at Coalville ol: Mrs. Mary Macaulay Booth, widow of Mr. Charles Booth, formerly of Cracedieu Manor. She was in her ninety-second year. Mrs. Booth was a niece of Lord Macaulay, the historian and essayist ...
... ALDERMAN SIR CHARLES BOOTH Alderman Sir Charles Booth, of Stalybridge, ■was killed last night a black-out accident. Ho was knocked down a lorry near his home. Sir Charles was eighty-four. He retired recently after fifty 3-ears’ service as magistrates’ ...
... 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 ...
... FOUND BENEATH OPEN WINDOW Mr. Charles Booth, the 70-year-old chairman of Alfred Booth and Co. Ltd., of Liverpool and the Booth Steamship Co. Ltd., was killed instantly early to-day, when he accidentally fell from the bedroom window of a house in Chester ...
... 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 ...
... MR. CHARLES BOOTH'S SUGGESTION. Mr. Charles Booth, in forwarding to tbs Salvation Army a contribution of towards the Army fund for relief of the present distress, says has confidence in the administration of tbs Army, and would only urge upon General ...
... night at the Drill Hall. There was a record attendance. SHIPOWNER'S DEATH FALL Mr. Charles Booth Killed During London Visit FOUND BENEATH OPEN WINDOW Mr. Charles Booth, the Liverpool shipowner and a director of the L.M.S. Railway and of Martins Bank, ...
... several guests from °roadies Manor, the residence of the Right Hon. Charles Booth, the well-known social reformer, irerereteraiwoi home in rnotee.riara. The second oar. drive& by Yr. Charles Booth, sou of the rtibt after uesotiefznt • a sharp declivity sear ...
... been pleased to direct that the following be sworn of the Privy Council : Mr. Charles Booth. Colonel W. S. Kenyon-Slaney, M.P. Mr. James Parker Smith, M.P. Mr. Charles Booth. the fist of the new Privy Councillors, is partner in the firm of Alfred Booth ...