Old Brunswick homes mark early William Simpson line
Cape William Simpson, grandson of William, first of the name in Brunswick, born in the old Simpson house March 6 and died there March 7. The Simpson house on River Road is among the area’s oldest. built around 1748 and linked to Captain William Simpson and his brother Thomas. Nearby, a farm once divided from the original property and later developed. In Belgium, King Albert gains broad support across Liberal and Socialist circles for reforms, with his queen and policy seen as curbing socialist trends.
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Cape
William Simpson
William and Nunes
Brunswick
William Simpon
Simpson
Nie Simpson
Binuswiek
Waterman
Willi
Thomas
Belgium
Albert
Edward
Belgaum
German gyroscope monorail car arrives for exhibition
Emil Falcke Emil Sussermann and ten engineers arrive with the German gyroscope monorail car sent from Berlin by August Scherr Lokal Anzeiger for exhibition. The 20 by 4 foot car carries ten people and spins at 8000 rpm. It runs on an independent motor and can reach 35 mph.
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Emil Falcke
Emil Sussermann
August Scherr
Berlin
Lokal Anzargear
Louis Brennan
England
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