Hawker Starts Transatlantic Flight From Boston
Australian aviator Hawker launches a Sopwith toward Ireland in a bid to beat US Navy seaplanes to the Irish coast. His rival Raynham, piloting a Martinsyde, crashes during takeoff as both race to win the £50,000 prize and claim aviation history.
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Boston
Frederick P. Raynham
London Daily Mail
Raynham
Charles W. F. Morgan
Martinsyde
United States Navy
Horta
Yankees
Navy
Greenwich
Ireland
Grieve
Mackenzie Grieve
Royal Air Force Meteorologists
Mount Pearl Plateau
mid-Atlantic
England
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Abe
St. John’s
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Be Pretty Turn Gray Hair Dark With Sage Compound
Sage tea and sulphur offer a natural hair darkening solution once hard to make at home. Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound is now sold in drug stores, claimed to restore color and lustre evenly with regular use.
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Vaniman's Dirigible Attempts to Cross Atlantic
Melvin Vaniman aimed to cross the Atlantic in airships Amer ica and Akron from Atlantic City. The first attempt began October 10, 1910, with rescue by the Trent on October 18 after a storm. A second voyage on July 1, 1912 ended in a fatal explosion 500 feet above ground, killing Vaniman and four companions.
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Melvin Vaniman
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Atlantic City
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Norfolk
Akron
President Zelaya of Nicaragua Dead in New York
New York May 18 General Jose Carlos Zelaya president of the Republic of Nicaragua for 16 turbulent years died at his home here late Saturday night after a long illness it was learned tonight.
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Joseps Santos Zelaya
Republic of Nicaragua
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