Balloon race report lists distances for nine balloons
The Morning Journal Special Leased Wire from St Louis details unofficial distances and landings for nine balloons in an international race starting from Berlin. Entries include Dueseldorf, Germania, Helvetia, Ile de France, Azuren, Harborgel, St Louis No. 4, Conder, and Million Population Club with landings across Canada and the US. A search plan teams with Lt Andrew Drew and Aero Club of St. Louis to locate missing pilots Alan Manley and Augustus Bostalde.
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St. Louis
America JT
Alan R. Manley
All- Ruse Post
Andrew Drew
Miaxouri Signal Corps
Acrochi
Drew
Dueseldorf
Germany
Hans Gericke
F. Perkins
Aide
Kiskisink
Quebec
Germania
Hugo von Ahercorn
August Bhickerts
Coocoochace
Que
Helvetia
Switzerland
Theodore Mchaeck
A. Armbruster
Nide
Laanded
Ville Marie
Ile de France
France
Alfred le Blanc
Walter de Mumm
Pornmaring
Emil Messher
Leon Giraudan
Biscolasing Algona District
Ontario
Harborgel
Voext
Alfred Assman
Landet
Lake Nipissing
Ont
Uty
Listanee
St. Louis No. 4
F. Honeywell
Hillman Midh
Jacques Faure
PO. Sotameelk
Atete
Two Rivers
Wis
Toceday Ag
Tout von Phol
Jo M. O'Reilly
Racine Wik
Turaday
Levit Spindler
Aero Club of St. Louis
Toronto
Alan
Hawkes
Augustus Bostalde
Amerton
Ixatue
Boontee
Ciovernor
Otraha
Geoaur
Acro Cmd
Dellove Hewley
Georgioan Hay
Colonel Meche
Vien Alber
Wiilian
Balloon Flights and Airship Encounters Across Wild Bern
Reports recount the pursuit and landing of German airships Germania Helvetia and Dusseldorf JL in the northeastern wilderness near Unsgeva. pilots Blanckert Schweck and others compare routes noting miles gained and balloon ballast, with speculation over the American Leonauts and a stray yellow balloon preceding the flights.
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August Bleackerts
Alan Vt
Lev Cal Atgudius
New York
Lewis
Clavehert
Spor
Dante
Weiltesdis
Hugo Vee
Abercorn
Clenckerts
Pinekerta
Miter
Balloonists Struggle North as Landings Continue
Captain Von Abercorn and Colonel Schoeck fear they have crossed beyond civilization as they land to seek safety. Fellow airmen like Lieutenant Gerecke and Samuel Perkins endure privations after landing near Kiskisink. The Dusseldorff II crew plan Montreal travel by the Canadian Northern, while France says Turkey’s $30 million loan talks are ended after rejection of guarantees.
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von Abersorn
Colonel Schoeck
Helvetia
von Abercorn
Schoeck
Nagara
Kiskrevik
Hane Gerecke
Samuel Ff. Perkins
Dusseldorff II
Kiskisink
Montreal
Turkey
Paris
France
Seven Injured When Car Hits Motorcycle At State Fair
In Days Texas on October 22 a car collided with a motorcycle at the state fair speedway, crashing into a spectator area and fatally injuring Jesse Fricke Jr. from Dallas. Passengers EF. ER Boges suffered a broken shoulder blade and arm. Additional injuries included Mrs J M Stewart with leg breaks and head injuries, J M Stewart with finger loss, Dr RolF Harnsberger with hip and leg injuries, and Harnsberger aged 15 and Norman Harnsberger aged 4 with various severe injuries.
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Texas
Jesse Fricke Jr
Dallas
EF. ER
Boges
J. M. Stewart
Tex
Question of Jurisdiction in Tiffany Pearl Duty Case
A U S Supreme Court review is sought over a tax dispute involving 10 000 duty on pearls bought by Morris Guggenheim for Tiffany & Co. The Court of Appeals had ruled 2 500 duty paid earlier was sufficient. The issue hinges on when the customs court could hear appeals and whether six months after passage or after court organization applies. Attorneys argue the latter interpretation would be improper.
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Washington, Et
Gateherge
Supreme Coouil
United Tates
Tiffany Ca
New York
Morris Gushenheim
Themerican Limeutine and Refining Companys
Court of Customns Appenla
Hiw
Speets
Board of
United States Geners Appraisers Eheuig
Supreme Court of the United States
Eik
Cause Tome Court
Supreme Court
Creult Courts of Appeals
Court of Customns Appeals
Tiffany and Company
Congress
Sea
Young farmer linked to fatal shooting in Indiana town
A young farmer Martha Linken is accused of plotting and shooting, killing Miss Cracefiler a minor and wounding WH lord Southworth. Suspect Jealenar jwald, identified as 41 Mount Merenei Robinson, was captured with a bullet wound and is in critical condition. Police say the motive and full details remain unclear.
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Denlous
Lefarette
Jealenar Jwald
Martha Ie Linken
Cracefiler
Lord Southworth
Credit information plan targets large borrowers in banks
A Treasury examiners committee proposes a tentative system to collect credit data on large and extended borrowers for national bank examiners. Local files will be kept, with totals reported to the Treasury, while confidentiality and district reorganization considerations are outlined.
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Washington
National Bank
Treasury Department
Lst
Comptroller
Hational
United States
New Oneland
Boston
Alfred Wer
New York State
New Jersey
New York
Charles A. Hanna
Pennsylvania
Maryland
District of Columbia
Philadelphia
Norris
New District
Virgina
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Richmond
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
New Orleans
Poehalician
Ohio farmer finds boy believed kidnaped
Meveland, 4), Met 28. A telephone message from Erie Pa. farmer led to the capture of fourteen year old Dever Johnson, son of Oberlin College trustee and banker B. R. Johnson. The boy vanished Friday from Oberlin and tried to telegraph for funds from Ashtabula, with a substantial reward offered for his return.
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Meveland
Tontela
Erie. Pa
Dever Johnson
Oberlin
BR. P. Johnson
Oberlin College
Ashtabula
Prominent Chicago Attorney Coburn Dies at 75
Ot Chiefeo reports prominent Chicago attorney and civic leader Lewis Larned Coburn died at his home at age 75. Coburn founded the Union League Club of Chicago and served as its first president, with a career marked by local civic organizing and legal work.
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Chiefeo
Lewis Larned Coburn
Coburn
Union League Club
Prominent Vermont Lawyer Dies After Long Patent Practice
Athonum of East Montpelier born November 1 1834 and a member of the Loyal Legion Grand Army of the Republic and art institute died after a life in patent law begun in 1861. He studied at the University of Vermont Harvard Law School and served as a captain in the Thirteenth Vermont during the Civil War. A separate railroad wreck near Portage Wisconsin killed conductor Thomas Stedford and injured three others when a silk train collided with a freight train on the line.
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Portage
Wis
Staal Road
Thomas Stedford
Balloon Hildebrandt Falls into North Sea Rescue Required
A private dispatch from Ymuiden Holland reports the spherical balloon Hildebrandt descended in the North Sea today. The three occupants were rescued with difficulty by a pilot boat after the balloon ascended in Berlin on Saturday with the aim of reaching England.
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Berlin
Ymuiden
Holland
North Sea
England
Japan to Provide Forty Million for Navy
Premier Katsura announces a six year Navy appropriation of 40 000 000 to maintain peace. He notes growing industry activity and commerce and highlights Japan's friendly relations with major powers while pledging to uphold existing policies.
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Ibs Morning Journal
Tokio
Katsura
Asociated
Japan
Far East
Predicted destruction of newspaper buildings amid strike tensions
Albert Kreitler of the International Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union warned at the Denver Trades and Labor Assembly that three local newspapers under strike pressure would be damaged before publishers reach a settlement. He clarified the claim saying the buildings would blow up is not a definite statement.
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City Morning Journal Special
Denver
Denver Trades and Labor Assembly
Albert B. Krietler
International Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union of North Americsa
Wee
Kreither
Vehemenon
Vet
Ver
Kreitler
Memorial Seances Pay Tribute to Senator Jonathan P.
Washington reports memorial services for late Senator Jonathan P. of Iowa held at Foundry Methodist Church. Secretary Wilson Bishop Cranston and Bishop Smith delivered eulogies, with Assistant Attorney General Kenyon from Fort Dodge also speaking. Wilson called the senator a national loss and noted his service to state and church.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Jonathan PP
Denlivers
Iowa
Foundry Methodist
Wilson
Earl Cranston
Charlee W. Smith
Oregon
Kenyon
Fort Dodge
New Mexico Apportionment Loses to Republicans in Early Legislature
The apportionment committee forecasts a 47 member House and 26 member Senate in the first New Mexico legislature with Republicans likely holding a strong majority. Bernalillo County appears to gain four lower house seats while eight counties lack enough population for a senate seat, prompting cross county distribution.
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Morning Journal
Santa Fe
N. M
New Mexico
Bernalillo
Sierra
Luna
McKinley
Dona Ann
Mora
Eddy
Roosevelt
Taos
Curry
Union
Clundalope
Dernalillo
Hayes
Torrance
Senate
Guadalupe
San Juan
Sandoval
Lincoln
Otero
Lana
San Miguel
Ciuadalupe
Lernalte
Ithepernalillo
Il Chaves
Colfax
Furry
Doone Ata
Kmdady
Gouadahipe
Lona
Juays
Arriba
Noosevelt i. J
Bauadoval
Ben Juan
Rantales
Socorroska Taosa Union
Valencia
Uniteid
Committee On
New Mexico Population Committee Names Members
The committee overseeing this major task includes Eugenio Romero as chair and members A. B. Fall BE A. Miera H. C. Bursum Solomon Luna Charles Springer T. B. Catron Wenceslao Jaramillo W. B. Walton John J. Hinkle and J. H. Crist, representing diverse local interests for the million population project.
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Eugenio Romero
A. B. Fall
BE. A. Miera
H. C. Bursum
Solomon Luna
Charles Springer
T. B. Catron
Wenceslao Jaramillo
W. B. Walton
John J. Hinkle
J. H. Crist
Generally Fair Weather Forecast Across United States
Weather bureau predicts generally fair conditions over most of the nation this week. A disturbance over the north Pacific will bring rain and unsettled weather early, spreading to the middle and northern states later in the week with cooler temperatures to follow.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
North Pacific States
North Pacific Ocean
Missouri Valley
Atlantic Coast
Senator Aldrich Improves After Street Car Injury
New York October 23 The condition of United States Senator Nelson W Aldrich of Rhode Island who was struck by a street car Friday night and badly bruised was reported greatly improved tonight Dr N Hilbrook Curtis said the senator would probably be able to take a short walk tomorrow
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New York
United States
Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
N. Hilbrook Curtis
Death of Siam King From Uraemic Poisoning
Bangkok Siam Oct 23 The death of King Chulalongkorn was due to uraemic poisoning after years with nephritis. Uraemia developed Saturday and he died a few hours later. Crown Prince Chowla Maha Vijiravudh was proclaimed king. He was born January 1 1880 and named crown prince January 17 1888.
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Bangkok
Siam
Chulalongkok
Chowla Maha Vijiravudh
Carnegie back from abroad sails into New York return
Andrew Carnegie arrives in New York from Liverpool aboard the Battle and reads a quiet mood about politics or business. He says he feels splendid and will stay in New York until May before a trip to Scotland, declining to discuss public matters. Judge Gray returns from The Hague and mentions fisheries dispute talks but offers no political commentary. Archbishop Riordan also reports improved health after a spa stay in Kad Naumheim.
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New York
Scotland
Carnegie
George Gray
Delaware
Patrick W. Kierdan
San Franciwen
Baltic
God Save the King
Old Country
Samuel Smith
Atlantic
Kay
Hague
Riordan
Kad Nauheim
San Francisco
Tomer, Row
French aviators dispute course at Belmont Park meet
International aviation meet at Belmont Park Long Island closes second day with a strong wind halting flights and injuring no one. French pilots led by Latham and Lastham dispute the Gordon Bennett course rules prompting appeals to the Aero Club of France as Grahame White and Moissant suffer crashes in the wind.
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New York
Belmont Park
Long Island
Grahame-White
Moissant
Gordon Bennett
Alfred Lalane
France
Emile Auburn
Hubert Lastham
Federation Internationale
le Blanc
Aero Club of France
Cable Tomore
Latham
Walter Munim
Bnetis
Woodmen Initiate 7800 Men Across Seven States
In Louisville on October 23 a ceremony initiated 7800 men from Indiana Ohio Illinois Missouri West Virginia Tennessee and Kentucky into the Woodmen of the World. Governor Wilbon of Kentucky attended as ceremonies drew about 20000 Woodmen witnesses.
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Wilbon
Kentucky
Indiana
Ohio
Ilinois
Missouri
Virginia
Tennessee
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