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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1911

Page

4

France in Mourning as Monis Berteaux Die in Monoplane Crash

A disaster at an aviation event in Paris leaves Minister of War Berteaux dead and Premier Monis seriously injured. The monoplane struck a ministerial group including M. Berteaux and M. Monis, causing chaos as officials rushed to aid casualties. The crash ends flights and prompts political reshuffling while France contemplates safety at aviation events.

Premier Monis Berteaux Madame Monis Jay

Pilot in Mystery Monoplane Crash Sparks War Crisis

The pilot M Train and passenger Bonnier were examined by the state attorney after a monoplane crash at a troop assembly. He described efforts to avoid troops and civilians as cavalry advanced, then the craft failed and collapsed. Four aviators started the race. only Garos arrived at Angouleme, others damaged or lost. Prime Minister Monis remains in office but cabinet resignations and a potential Clemenceau Millerand Poincaré coalition are discussed amid the accident and Berteaux death.

I. Berteaux M. Monis Dupuy The Petit Parisien M. Berteaux Monis M. Train Bonnier Train M. Cruppi War Ministry Clemenceau M. Millerand M. Poincar M. Garos Angouleme Gibert Pontlevoy Beaumont Azey-sur-Indre Te Lasseur Cosne M. Crupps

Berteaux Socialist Paris Minister of War Biography

Berteaux born 1852 rose to prominence in politics and finance. He served as minister of war under Monis, faced resignations in 1905, and was reappointed before departing after a deputies’ debate. Known socialist opposed Briand, backed aviation, and flew in a LeBaudy balloon in 1905.

Paris Henry Maurice Berteaux Monis France M. Berteaux Andre Chamber of Deputies M. Etienne Berteaux Briand Chamber

Monis Formed France Cabinet Radical Republican Leader

Henri Maurice Ber Ernest Monis, premier and interior minister, is identified as a radical Republican. A lawyer and longtime Senator for Gironde since 1891, he had been vice-president of the Senate from 1906. Born in 1840, Monis helped topple the Bourgeois ministry in 1896 and as justice minister signed the decree to convene a high court against a royalist plot in 1899.

Waldeck-Rousseau High Court Republic

Heat Drives People Out of the City

The hottest day so far this year sent Boston residents seeking relief. The city sweltered as outdoor lights and a roadside ride suggested escapes from the heat, with residents grateful for any cooling breeze or shade found away from urban streets.

Boston Providence

Heat drives Boston crowds to beaches and parks

A Sunday heat wave sent Boston residents fleeing the city to Revere Beach Norumbega Park and Marine Park with crowds in the tens of thousands. Police estimate 15 000 on the Common 5 000 at the Charles river sites while city parks drew substantial families as temperatures rose from 66 at 2 am to 87 at 2 pm with a slight afternoon dip. The weather man forecasts nicer weather and even a chance of rain.

Boston Revere Beach Nantasket Norumbega Park Revere Marine Park Charles River Auburndale Spring Street Middlesex Fells North End Charlesbank North End Park

Southern Pacific Party Heads West From Boston

The party of 82 Southern Pacific railway conductors and their wives, who have stayed in Boston since Saturday, depart tonight at 7 o'clock in a special train for the West. They arrived in seven special cars Saturday morning from Jacksonville, were entertained by fellow trainmen at Point of Pines, and spent yesterday sightseeing. The group has lived aboard the train, sidetracked at Exeter street in the Boston and Albany yards.

Southern Pacific Railway Boston West Jacksonville Point of Pines Exeter Street Boston & Albany

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M. Deutsch M. Bonnier Kerteaux M. Dupuy MM. Lepine Aero Club Maunoury Madame Berteaux General Brun President Fallieres Denmark M. Fallieres Fallieres Servia Basle M. Coullard-Doscos Belgrade Peter Henri Maurice Berteaux Pilot Mourmeion Chalons Lamellongue Lannellongue Antoine Emmanuel Ernest Monis Interior Pacific San Francisco Overland Limited Chicago San Francisco Union Southern Pacific IMPO Warner Maya Drugzist Warner's Safe Cure Co Rochester, N. Y Odessa Kursk Southern Pacific Party Onoto Pen Company Broadway New York Horlick
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