Wright Glider Accident Highlights Wrights Flight Stability Work
Orville Wright narrowly escaped injury when a glider inverted and slammed to the ground at Kill Devil Hills. The craft was damaged but repairable, with flights planned tomorrow or Wednesday. The piece notes ongoing Wright experiments to keep airplanes on an even keel using ailerons, a concept related to Curtiss biplane devices.
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Wrights glider crash ends with minor injuries in cross wind
Wright made a quick glide then attempted a second when the craft turned turtle in a cross wind. He scrambled over the machine as it toppled, coming out on top as it nosedived. His injuries were a severe ripping of his trousers and a slight shake up. Travel safety measures discussed.
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Milk Dealers Fined Three Hundred Eighty Dollars in Suffolk
Suffolk county was enriched by 3880 from fines imposed yesterday on 19 milk dealers. Inspector J. O. Jordan acted as complainant in each case. Graustein & Co. paid 145 on five counts for possession of milk not up to standard. The Boston Dairy Company paid 15 on the same charge.
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Odol Dentifrice Claims Deep Mouth Cleanse
Odol liquid dentifrice penetrates every part of the mouth removing food particles bacteria and acids. Scientists prove its thoroughness after use and claim it safeguards teeth while fighting bad breath beyond mere masking. Economical to use a few drops in water with brushing. Available at druggists and department stores in Chicago New York and San Francisco.
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Irish Playhouse Protest in Boston Against Playboy
The drama committee of the Central Council Irish County Associations of Greater Boston denounces the Dublin National Theatre Company production Playboy as un Irish and mal dramatic. They decry Irish born actors for selling kith and kin for money and urge withdrawal of the play. Signatories include Clancy Galway Tuohy Hastings O HARE Harvey Donnelly Finnegan Skinner Fitzpatrick O Day Morgan Fahey Hutchinson McCarthy Minan.
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Plymouth
Lincoln
John F. Clancy
Cork
James M. Tuohy
Galway
Patrick F. Hastings
Mayo
John J. O'Hare
James Harvey
Tyrone
Thomas M. Donnelly
Killkenny
Thomas J. Finnegan
Roscommon
Michael J. Skinner
Kerry
Benj. J. Fitzpatrick
Limerick
Patrick O'Day
Tipperary
James H. Morgan
Antrim
Critics Challenge Irish Plays Over Depictions of Peasantry
A letter from Irish American supporters rails against stage Irish stereotypes. It argues 150 of 160 Central Council delegates are peasants or their sons and accuses modern plays of misrepresenting Ireland and its people. It contrasts Boucicault’s field depictions with Synge’s Playboy as harsher, calling for authentic portrayal.
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Central Council
Paris
British
India
Quick Home Cure for Piles
Offer from Pyramid Drug Co of Marshall Michigan for a free trial package of Pyramid Pile Cure sent in plain wrapper. Claims instant relief from pain and itching, swelling reduction, and eventual cure with a full size package at 50 cents after trial.
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Martin Walsh Dies in New York Hints of Hidden Life
The man presumed Walsh or linked to the Kelcher case died in New York after a night at the Sonoma apartment. Coroner cites acute indigestion and natural causes. Body shipped to Boston as investigators plan follow up and Walsh family ties in Peabody are noted.
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Kelcher
Will
United States
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French
Peabody
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Huntington Avenue
Sonoma
Broadway
Fifty-fifth Street
O'Hanlon
Louis A. Snell
Snell
Europe
Martin J. Walsh
Walsh Dies After Evading Federal Officers
Martin J. Walsh who had been indicted for sharing in the wrecking of the National City Bank at Cambridge, Massachusetts, and who had eluded federal authorities for more than two years, dropped dead in New York. Reports say he lived with friends in New York and died of natural causes.
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Martin J. Walsh
National City Bank
Cambridge
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Gambler Martin J Walsh Dies After Notorious Career
Martin J Walsh a famed professional gambler long sought by federal authorities over the National City Bank Cambridge wrecking case is dead. Born in Holden Worcester County he rose from bottle and pickwork to gambling networks traveling on steamers and backing boxers like Kid McCoy, amassing nearly a million while allied with wealthy clients. His career included ownership of a Peabody hotel and broad links to East Coast high society.
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Kid McCoy
George W. Coleman
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