Hudson Fulton celebration draws sailors from eight nations
New York hosts a Hudson Fulton parade as sailors from England Germany France Italy Holland Mexico Argentina and the United States mingle with visitors. Steamers crowd the riverside, with up to a million out-of-town guests expected and plans for air flights and exhibits the next day.
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England
Newburch
Albany
Greer
Episcopal Church
Farley
Old Trinity
Tinbert Fulton
Marble Collegiate Church
Utrecht
Leonard Wood
United States Arms
Department of the Carat
R van Rees
The
Netherlands
Flotel
Nater
Wilbur Wright
Glenn H Curtiss
Tovernora
Macon Grain Case Reaches U S Supreme Court This Fall
The Macon Grain case, long before the Interstate Commerce Commission and U S courts, will be heard by the Supreme Court on October 12. The dispute centers on proposed rate increases by the Atlantic Coast Line and other lines on grain flour and related products moving from Ohio and Mississippi to the southern states. The Macon Grocery Company and other local merchants secured an injunction from Judge Emory Speer, later dissolved by the appeals court which ruled the matter belonged to the Interstate Commerce Commission. The ICC joined with merchants seeking a Supreme Court opinion before proceeding.
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Maron Artcery Uvompany
Interstate Commetce Commission
United States Court
United States Supreme Court
Atlantic Coast Tine Railway
Ohio
Mississippi
Southerngern
Macon Grocery Company
Emory Speer
Court of Appeals
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York Carnival Parade To Feature Striking Floats
A historical pageant in New York on September 28 and a second carnival on October 2 will showcase about fifty floats. Photographs preview several designs as artists labored for over a year to craft the floats, claiming it will outshine prior American parades.
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New York’s
New York
United States
France Mourns Dead Aeronauts and Hints at Air War Shift
France mourns four officers lost in the Republique disaster after Lefebvre Ferber and Patrie tragedies. Public opinion supports aviators, saying human sacrifice cannot deter air conquest. The Temps reports a national fund to aid military aerostatics. Experts blame a snapping propeller blade for the accident. no fire. General Brun foresees dirigibles supplanted by aeroplanes, with dirigibles useful only for interim service.
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Paria
Lefebvre
Ferber
Patrie
France
Temps
Milltary Aerostatics
General Brun
Iav
Betheny
Half Moon Replica Charms New York in Hudson Fulton Display
Maon the Half Moon, a duplicate of Hudson's ship, was presented to the Hudson-Fulton celebration committee by the Netherlands delegation. Lieutenant Lam, in Dutch garb, impersonated Henry Hudson while all crew wore period costumes. The vessel sailed with full rigging resembling early 17th century ships and impressed spectators with its graceful lines and potential speed.
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Maon
Strike May Be Settled In Omaha Strike
The conductors and motormen strike of the Omaha and Council Bluffs Street Railway Company near Omaha Nebraska is nearing settlement. Substantial concessions are reported to have been offered by the company and action to end the strike is expected tomorrow.
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Omaha
Neb
Omaha and
Council Bluffs Strait
The Poor Man's Gym
A Kansas CityTimes snippet portrays Mrs Bourdatot admiring a boarder as he explains his morning gymnastic routine. The scene ends with a humorous note about the bathroom being allocated in a quirky way.
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Kansas City
Fmes
The Test and Other Plays At The Grand and Bijou
Jules Eckert Goodman and a slate of productions visit city stages with The Test starring Mise Blanche Walsh at the Grand tonight and Tuesday. Also on the bill are St Elmo inspired dramatisations and The Henrietta with Joseph Jefferson. Pierre of the Plains at the Lyric, Just plain facts at the Bijou, and a bustling Orpheum week featuring Gus Edwards Kountry Kids and Mia Fass.
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Jules Eckert Goodman
Mise Blanche Walsh
Mr. Goodman
San Francisco
Louis Mann
Miss Walsh
Amogt
Maay Walsh
George Howard
Mary Mannerins
Pierre
Plains
The
Orpheum
Kountry Kids
Gus Edwarda
Nantes
Man Fatally Shot Near Montevallo. Mystery Motive Claimed
Walter Deshago Aled dies in a Birmingham hospital after being shot while returning home from the Girls' Industrial School in Montevallo. A Black assailant fired from behind a tree. motive unknown. Deshago’s father serves on a Birmingham federal grand jury.
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Walter Deshago
Selma
Montevallo
Aja
Girls’ Industrial School
Deshago
Federal Grand Jury
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