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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1910

Page

2

New Curtiss Engine Aims to Beat Grahame White for Boston Light

Curtiss installs a 65 horsepower Indian motor in a new biplane at Harvard field hoping to lower Grahame White’s Boston Light record and win the $10,000 prize. Grahame White plans a second attempt, while amateurs like Harmon and Brookins prepare for contests and field visitors watch the aviation meet unfold amid guard and repairs.

Curtiss Machine Grahame-White Springfield Curtiss Grahame- White Boston William Hilliard Clifford B. Harmon Harmon United States Farman C. Bh. Harmon James Barr Marie Campbell Campbell Harvard Aviation Field Sydney MacDonald Roe Harvard Aeronautical Society James V. Martin Burgess Fliers Sil Mard Stratton Hilliard Glenn Curtiss Burgess A. M. Herring Mr. Hilliard John G. Stratton Santos Dumont Demoiselle Uhilliard

Urges College Airship Course in Aeronautics

Rev. Allen Stockdale urged making aeronautics a college department in a sermon on The Aviator Age at Union Congregational Church. He praised aviation as a marvel, a force for peace, and a driver of serious study, noting aviators inspire heroism and demonstrate mastery over space. Electric cars to Neponset and Quincy were crowded yesterday.

Gramaine-White Allen Stockdale Tnion Congregational Neponset and Quincey

Birdmen Flight Meet Drags On Second Week

The aviation meet enters its second week as winds favor cautious rest for aviators. Grahame White and Harmon crews test Farman and Curtiss machines amid repairs, new motors, and crowd watch.

Zephyrs Jupiter Pluvius Olympus

Paris Offers 20000 Prize for Paris Brussels Flight

The municipality of Paris will award $20,000 to a French aviator who makes a Paris to Brussels flight with a passenger and returns. The prize commemorates the city fathers visit to Brussels on September 26.

Paris Brussels

Captains of the Air No 10 Cromwell Dixon

Cromwell Dixon born in San Francisco 1892, a pioneering balloonist and aviator. He flew a self built Skycycle at 15, crossed the Mississippi in a dirigible, learned planes in Montreal, and plans to tour as a professional aviator from Columbus, Ohio.

Cromwell Dixon San Francisco Cromwell Pratt Dixon Western St. Louis Thomas Baldwin Dixon Mississippi River Forest Park Venice Count de Lesseps Montreal Columbus, O

Aviators in War Games Use Wireless Dirigible System

French army maneuvers open with aviators arriving as dirigible Bayard-Clement tests a new light wireless apparatus enabling 56 mile communication radius. An automobile machine gun designed to counter aeroplanes arrives as operations focus on scouting and reconnoissance.

Grandvilliers France Picardy Compeigne

Engineer O Rourke to survey Maine wreck for salvage plan

John F. O Rourke, president of the O Rourke Engineering Construction Company of New York, arrived on the Merida at Havana to survey the battleship Maine and assess the feasibility of lifting the wreck.

Havana John F. O'Rourke O'Rourke Engineering Construction Company of New York Merida Maine

Target Practice Delayed By Southern Storm

The Atlantic fleet battle target practice, set for tomorrow at the Southern drill grounds, will be postponed by a Southern storm and may extend beyond one day. Try Adamson's Balsam for that rasping graveyard cough. It is a sure cure.

Washington Adamson

Rakeman Dead in Freight Yard Accident

John McNamara 238, married, of 2 Valley Avenue Everett was killed in Beacon yards Allston when struck by a freight train while signaling his departing train. He was a brakeman employed by Noweli and H. R. railroad.

John McNamara Valley Avenue Everett Noweli & H. R Beacon Yards Allston McNamara

Columbia Professor in Legion of Honor

Paris sees William M. Sloane, Seth Low professor of history at Columbia University New York, decorated with the Legion of Honor for his prolific writings on French history.

Paris William M. Sloane Seth Low Columbia University New York Sloane

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