Hamilton Smashes Air Records Flying From New York to Philadelphia
Hamilton completed a record flight from Governor's Island New York to Philadelphia PA covering 532 miles over water with improvised gear. He faced engine troubles including a missing blade and a substituted propeller while navigating harbors and urban landscapes. He finally landed on Governor's Island at 6 35 pm amid cheering crowds and a grateful family reception.
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Hamilton
New York
Philadelphia
Buck
Curtiss
New Brunswick
Raritan
Princeton Junction
Metuchen
Menlo Park
Jersey City
Governor's Island
South Amboy
Hamilton to greet Teddy from airship
Aviator Charles K. Hamilton in a Curtiss plane will invite Theodore Roosevelt to New Britain to witness charity flights on July 2. The invitation comes as Hamilton arrives in New York Harbor after a flight from New York to Philadelphia witnessed by Frank H. Johnson of the Business Men's Association, Mrs. Hamilton, and Mrs. Beaudette.
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New Britain
Conn
Theodore Roosevelt
New York Harbor
Charles K. Hamilton
Hamilton
Frank H. Johnson
Business Men’s Association
Hamiton
French Night at the Pops Sparks Enthusiastic Concert
Last night at Symphony Hall a large audience enjoyed a diverse French night program featuring Ganne, Guiraud, Piccolino, Waldteufel, Espana, Chimes of Normandy, Helen Hopekirk Legende, and Chopin arrangements. Soloists Maquarre, Brooke, Gietzen, and Krafft drew praise. encores followed. Tonight, military night with the Boston Lancers and Providence cavalry present in uniform.
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Symphony Hall
Ganne
Guiraud
Waldteufel
Espana
Normandy
Helen Hopekirk
Mr. Brooke
Chabrier
Mr. Maquarre
Chestra
Brooke
Messrs
Gietzen
Krafft
Charpentier
Maquarie
The Kings of England George IV Portrait and Reign
George IV aged 56 ascended the throne in 1820 son of George III and famed as a refined gentleman. He ruled as regent for a decade, married Caroline of Brunswick in a controversial match, and later declined divorce. His reign saw Catholic emancipation pass under Wellington and Peel, though he opposed it. he died in 1830 and was succeeded by William IV.
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George IV
George III
Europe
Caroline of Brunswick
Ireland
Edinburgh
Duke of Wellington
Robert Peel
George
William TV
Store Robbed by Owner's Two Sons
Lynn June 13 Howard L Face 21 and Daniel J Face 18 brothers living at 10 Oakland terrace were arraigned in Police Court charged with entering their father's grocery store on three occasions and stealing 18 dollars. They were held in 300 bond for Superior Court. The father bailed the younger but not the elder.
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Lynn
Howard L. Face
Daniel J. Face
Oakland Terrace
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The
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Albert C. Doty
Wirany
Pennsylvania Terminal
Elizabeth
Lower Harbor
Kill von Kull
Staten Island
Rahway
New Jersey
Isaac Ludlow
Ludlow
Mr. Ludlow
Meyor Reyburn
Stuart
Jines
Gaynor
Pennsylvania
Lehigh Valley
Raritan River
von Kull
Pictorial News Company
Monmouth Junction, N. J
Washington
Hanover
Wiodern Ad
Boston
Teddy
Kings OF
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R. T. Stothard
Paine
Martha Washington
Paine Furniture Company
Canal Street
North Station
Haymarket Square
Remington
Remington Typewriter Company (Incorporated
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