Jolly 10 Fly With Wright Says Woman
Mrs Van Deman rode in a Wright aeroplane at College Park Maryland, strapped with ankles tied to keep garments from fluttering. She rose up to sixty feet, cried Oh, and declared now she knows what makes birds sing during a four minute flight with Wilbur Wright guiding and Orville Wright nearby.
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Coliege Park
van Deman
Ralph C van Deman
Twenty-first Infantry
United States Army
Wubur Wright
Fort Meyer
Wright Brothers
United States
Wright
van Deran
Lieutmanta Lahm
Humphreys
Wilbur Wright
Metd
Cotton Keeps Doing Skyward in Bullish Crop Bets
New York trading opened with strong bullish sentiment as crops estimates fueled price records. Active months rose beyond 1446 cents with May hitting 1463 by afternoon, while planters were said to withhold for higher prices. Southern and Western bulls pushed the market before a small late drop. Analysts pegged crop sizes around 10.36 to 10.52 million bales, versus last season’s roughly 13.0 million.
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New York
Ofie
Sears
New York Central Plans 1910 Equipment Build Up
New York City October 27 1910 625000000 will be spent by the New York Central for new equipment including 325 locomotives 197 passenger cars 17850 freight cars and 165000 tons of steel rails The American Locomotive Company secured the locomotive contract.
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New York
New York Central Mnin
American Locomotive Company
Elliott Will Hang Next Week In Georgia
A commission appointed by Governor Brown reported Elliott is not now insane and set his execution for a week from next Friday in Troup county. J M Elliott was convicted of murder of Griffith and sentenced to hang. previous delays followed pardons and sanity inquiries, ending with no further interference.
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Brown
Elliott
Troup County
J .M. Elliott
Griffverd
LaGrange
Atlanta
Board of Pardons
Vardon
Eliott
Justice collapses when indicted for bribery
New York reports Magistrate Henry J Furlong of Brooklyn facing indictment by the Kings county grand jury on a charge of accepting a bribe. While handed a document in his room before going on the Gates Avenue police court bench he collapsed and was removed to his home. The accusation notes he took 1666 as his share of a fee for a ball bond in a prisoner case.
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New York
Henry J Furlong
Brooklyn
Kings County Grand Jury
Gates Avenue
Mack Has Nothing to Say on Bryan Sidelining
Washington October 27 Nearman Mack chairman of the Democratic National Committee declared he had nothing to say about the reported move to sidetrack William Jennings Bryan and elevate Governor Judson Harmon of Ohio to the party leadership position.
Erwin Cotton Mills to Close One Day a Week
Durham NC October 37 Erwin Cotton Mills the largest number of shindles in the south will shut down one day weekly following Ark Wrights action at New England The move aims to relieve fabric congestion and has been agreed by all Burham mills representing 200000 spindles.
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Erwin Cotton Mills
Durham
South
Arkwrights
New England
Burham Mills
Thirty Naval Officers Issue Ultimatum to Greece
Athens October 27 government by ultimatum takes another sensational turn as about thirty naval officers backed by the military league press demands include dismissal of senior navy officers, abolition of rear admiral post, two vice admiralships, and fifteen lesser ranks. Premier offers an age-limit change to 58. league deems it inadequate and officers march to Salamis, strengthening the league’s leverage. The cabinet faces pressure amid tense excitement.
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Military League
Nay
Marine
League
Prince George
Salamis
Atneng
Hearst Claims Tammany Flooded City With Politics
Hearst accuses Tammany Hall of flooding New York with advertisements urging voters to back Chauncey Chanter for governor and William Howard Taft for president while he campaigns as an independent Democrat. He recalls 1906 acceptance of Democratic nomination and says Tammany scratched him after clashing with Charles F Murphy, leaving him “slaughtered and sacrificed.”
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Hearst
Tammany
Chanter
Taft
New York
Otton Bannard
Harlem
Bronx
William R Hearst
Carnegie Shall
William J Gaynor
Tammany Hall
Manhattan
Carnegie Hall
Heurat
Hughes
Democratic Party
Seaboard Air Line Receives Over Twelve Million Cash
At New York meeting of Seaboard directors arrangements were set for receivers to turn over the railroad property by November 30. Hin to receive the road, with Robert L Nut as treasurer and D C Porteous as secretary. A special committee will fill vacancies including the presidency. Cash to be turned over exceeds $12,000,000, enabling the line to start free of floating debt after honoring receivers certificates and current obligations.
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Hix
New York
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Hin
Seaboard Air Line
Robert L Nutt
D C Porteous
Railroads Agree to Run Trains by Telephone
In Richmond on October 27 it is understood that the Atlantic Coast Line Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Seaboard Air Line and Chesapeake and Ohio railroads have signed an agreement to substitute the telephone for telegraphy to the operation of trains.
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Richmond
Atlantic Coast Line
Fredericksburg
Potomac
Seaboard Air Ling
Chesapeake and Ohio
Fitzgerald List Grows by Bounds for Great Auto Run to Atlanta
Fitzgerald Georgia October 27 ten new entries bring total to twenty two for the Fitzgerald Atlanta good roads endurance contest. Mayor J G Knapp says it will reach thirty by week end as starting committee rallies entrants. New entrants include J C Drewer Douglas Cadillac 30 Class B and observers, J L Ashley Douglas Cadillac 30, Bud Ashley Quincy Cadillac 30, HD Buan Fabfas 20 horse Reno Class C with observer, LW Meakin Fitzgerald Cadillac 30 Class B, W Meakin Jo Prentis observer, W O R Cameron Waycross Buick Class JoB Class BO, DJ EF Cameron observer, W R Bowen Fitzgerald Cadillac 30 Class ROW, R Bowen observer, Douglas Auto Douglas Mitchell 30 Class B, HY Metall driver T 8 Price Douglas 50 horse Mitchel Class A, T J Folland observer HOA Burkhart Fitzgerald Cadillac 30 Class RHA Burkhart known as Dare Devil to drive with H M Warren observer, J J Dorming Broxton entering Mitchell 30 Class RB with Bo A Campbell observer.
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Fitzgerald
Spe
Celal
J G@ Knapp
Knapp
W R Gowen
Drew W Paulk
Savannah
J C Drewer
Douglas
Hig
Cadillac
Lem Farnell
J L. Ashley
Bud Ashley
Jon
Quincy
HD Buan
Fabfas
Horae Power
Reno
LW Meakin
Cadilac
Clase
Meakin
Jo Prentis
Cameron
Waycross
Buick
EF Cameron
S W Walker
W OR
Bowen
Douglas Auto Company
Douglas Mitchell
Metall
FL Sweat
Observer
Price
Mitchel
aEhees
T J Folland
HOA Burkhart
Fitwerald
Burkhart
Burk
Managers Come for Auto Show in Atlanta
Arrivals of Mesars Miles and Reeves to manage the Atlanta Automobile Show opening November 6 at the Auditorium Armory. Exhibitors rate space demand high, with preparations advancing and an elevator to move heavy cars to the mezzanine. Special trains from New York will bring manufacturers and visitors, with 1000 dealers, 1000 carriage makers invited to attend free.
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Mesars Miles
Reeves
Auditorium Armory
Ras Miles
National Association of Automobile Manufacturers
Alfred Reeves
American Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association
WL. Fest
Cheaga
Wolng
New York
Southern
Seaboard
Daft
Thirty Four Auto Race Entries Sign The Atlanta Meet
The Atlanta Speedway faces a strong field as thirty four entries are signed for the upcoming race meet. Top drivers from New York and abroad are listed with diverse cars including Simplex Renault Maxwell and Buicks. The local association pledges a premier program, spending heavily to ensure a first class event.
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As Elasay
New York
Decsimle
Atlanta
America
Strang
Hearne
Burman
Basle
Renault Clicquat
Pone-Toledo
Kipper
Dingley Matson
Summer
Chalmers-Detroit
Grant
Marion Aitken
Mery
National Chevrolet
Buich
Aciines
Maxwells
Mathesons
Hotchkiss
Chadwick
Moon
Atlanta Spirit
Anysne
Grafter Catching Gambit in Customs Service Sparks Debate
William Loeb Jr asserts it takes a grafter to catch a grafter as four bribe-taking weighers are kept on the job after the Musica case. Judge Holt denounces the decision, arguing it discredits honest service, while Loeb defends the administration's immunity strategy and the need to break the graft ring.
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Loeb
New York
United States Customs Service
William Loeb Jr
Port of
Phillip Musica
Antonin
Holt Caile
Holt
United States Circuit Court
Mans
States
Paris
Holts
Naval heroes remembered by naming new destroyers in Washington
The navy department honored five naval heroes by naming the latest destroyers after Rear Admiral Daniel Ammen Lieutenant John Trippe Captain Daniel T Patterson Rear Admiral Henry Walker and Ensign John R Monaghan. The action adds to a list that already includes twenty six named vessels.
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Washington
Navy Department
Congress
United States
Department
Daniel Ammen
John Trippe
Daniel T Patterson
Henrys Walker
John R Monaghan
Weather Prophecy Forecast For Fair Gebrais Fall
The forecast predicts fair weather with variable winds on Thursday and Friday. Expected mild temperatures with light to moderate gusts, no significant precipitation. The outlook emphasizes stable conditions for outdoor plans and travel in the area.
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