Prussian Prince Henry Tours Airship Flight with Zeppelin
Prince Henry of Prussia joined Count Zeppelin for a Maverick airship voyage from Friedrichshafen to Lake Constance and toward Tyrol. With Zeppelin at the wheel the craft flew to 600 feet, displayed complex maneuvers, and returned to its moorings amid cheering crowds before extending the trip beyond the planned three hours. Captain Mischke also rode as passenger.
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Prince Henry
Zeppelin
Mischke
Eberlinger
Constance
Count Zeppelin
Messares
Rhine Valley
Lake Constance
Tyrol
Hunset
Pring
Airship Demonstrates Maneuvers Over Lake at Night
The airship carried five men including two mechanics and rose from the water after casting ballast. It attained speeds up to 37 mph as it hovered above the lake and performed sharp turns before climbing to about 1000 feet and passing over the crowd, its propellers sounding loudly.
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Cruiee
Sirship
Presa
L Io
Wight
Zeppelin
Prince
Geologic Survey Chief Bans Stock Holdings in Mining Firms
Washington reports director George Olt Smith of the Geological Survey orders all members to divest any stock in mining companies owning land in the United States or Alaska. The action, per a congressional statute, aims to prevent private interests in regional lands or mineral wealth and avoid suspicion of evasion of laws governing the survey.
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Washington
George Olt Smith
Geological Survey
Survey
United States
Alaska
Congress
Pleads for Funds to Save American Birds
Morning Journal reports at the American Museum of Natural History the National Audubon Society president Dutch Dutcher urged a nationwide fund to oppose commercial bird killers. He warned Americans are robbing posterity and causing an $800 million annual crop loss, calling on states to act and legislators to protect wild birds. He emphasized eternal vigilance in bird legislation and blamed past generations for allowing extinction.
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National Association of Audubon Societies
Association
American Museum of National History
Will Birde
Mr. Dutcher
Holland Ready 10 Bluff Venezuela Naval Blockade
Dutch diplomats and officials mull next steps after President Castro refused to repeal May 14 decree blocking transhipment for Venezuelan ports at Curaçao. Holland warns a blockade could be used to force terms, citing three wood-sigged war vessels near Curacao under Captain Sneldridge as the fleet commander.
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Venezuelan
Republic
Washington
Holland
Venegula
Castro
Curaeno
Venezuela
Caraccao
Porte of
Hollland
Hotland
Curacao
West Indian
Sneldridge
Termes
Half Million New Settlers for Siberia
Washington reports more than 500000 emigrants from European Russia to Siberia in 1997. Vice Consul Chanter of Danny notes deportations fell to a record low while settlers receive 37 acres each with no taxes for two years and half tariffs for three. Farming is seen as the future key industry.
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Washington
Russia
Siberian
Chanter
Danny
Chlonier
Siberia
Court denies liberty to Russian fugitive
New York Oct 27 Judge Hole denied freedom for Jan Juanoff Pouren the Russian refugee accused of crimes and held for extradition after Congressman Herbert Parsons failed to vacate the second arrest warrant issued for the Russian government The move came in United States District Court here as Pouren remained in deten tion awaiting extradition proceedings
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New York
Jan Juanoff Pouren
Hole
United States
Congreeeman Herbert Parsons
Pouren
Conoseel
Court Orders Release After Certifying State Letter
Washington frees prisoner under first Warrant after court rules that initial certificate to Russian representatives under the treaty suffices. Judge Holt sends Pouren matter to Samuel M Witchcock US commissioner and directs extradition hearing to proceed with needed actions.
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Washington
Secretary of State
Russia
Holt
Samuel M Witchcock
United States
Flitchcock
No Foundation Found for Talk of Republican Hold Up
Civil Service Commission investigated charges that New York custom inspectors were coerced to contribute to a campaign fund at the Republican national committee office. Commissioner Green found no evidence of coercion or systematic payments by about 450 inspectors after questioning forty to fifty employees.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
New York
Plummer
Sheldon
Republican National Committee
Wall Street
Ench
Republican
Green
Campuign Fund
Hearst Attacks Chanler Over Bryan Support Hypocrisy
Morning Journal Spectal Leased Wire reports Hearst at an Independence League meeting in Grand Central quotes press notices allegedly sent by a Chanler press agent praising Chanler while ridiculing Bryan. Hearst claims Chanler is hypocritical in his current stance toward Bryan as shown at Madison Square Garden.
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Morning Journal Spectal
W. KR
Hearst
Lewis
Chanler
Independence League
Grand Central Advoc
Chaniler
Chanter
Bryoan
Mr. Chaner
Mr. Bryan
Madison Square Garden
Mr. Channer
Tragic Death of Hunter on Fatal Expedition
The body of Fred W. Kloeber was found a short distance from where his companion Julius Mumle perished. Bloodhounds led to the discovery on Comb range near Hot Springs. Officials say the death resulted from an accident likely caused by stumbling over a log and striking a fir, injuring his neck and jaw.
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Fred W. Kloeber
Tacoma, Wash
Hot Springs Wash
Julius Mumle
Pred W. Kloeber
Kiloeber
Former rector Rev E Jay Cooke dies in New York
Rev E Jay Cooke former rector of St John’s Church Schuylerville and pastor in Albuquerque dies of heart disease in Schenectady New York. He was nephew of Civil War financier Jay Cooke and served churches in Cuba Batangla Warsaw Northfield St Paul Clinton Cleveland Manchester Albuquerque and Behavierville. He led St John’s Church in Schenectady and left warm memories among parishioners and Albuquerque residents.
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E. Jay Cooke
Albuquerque
New York
Jay Cooke
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Schuylerville
Scheneectadys
Mr Cooke
Cuba
Batangla
Warsaw
Northfield
Minn
St. Paul
Clinton
A. Cleveland
Manchester
N. H. Albuquerque
N. M
Behavierville
Dr. Cooke
Ev. Molchjert Renison
St. John's Church
Cooke
Successful Aeroplane Flight By Heinfeldt in Dayton
Frank J. Heinfeldt today achieved a successful flight of 1 560 feet in an aeroplane that uses a single plane design unlike the Wright brothers. The craft, though previously unknown, follows his three earlier builds. The flight ended when the operator lacked skill and forced a sudden descent, breaking a wing.
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Dayton
Ohio
Oet
Frank J. Heinfeldt
Wright Brothers
Wright
Hrinfeldt
Spanish debt liquidation reported by treasury
The Spanish debt of 599 450 dollars awarded to U S citizens under the 1834 treaty has been finally liquidated. Spain has paid annual interest and this year the Spanish government transmitted 500 000 dollars in liquidation. The principal has been paid over three installments in interest.
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Washington
Spain
Albuquerque Resident Remembered For Culture And Education
A man of unusual culture and education passed away, and the people of Albuquerque who knew him here say his loss will be greatly regretted.
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Albuquerque
Disastrous Aeroplane Test Near New York
Inventor narrowly escapes serious danger as the first trial of A M Hierring's aeroplane ends with the machine badly damaged on Hempstead Plains near New York. The test aimed to meet government requirements and occurred at dawn last Sunday.
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New York
A.M. Hierring
Hempstead Plains
L. 1
Plane accident during repair pause claims two weeks to fix
The report notes that the craft required at least two weeks for repairs after a hurried assembly that caused a crash in the sand. Mr Herring escaped injury and the incident occurred when attempting a right turn after a flight of about seven feet at three feet altitude.
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Herring
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