Aviation fatalities list marks rising dead count
A long list traces aviation fatalities from 1896 to 1911, naming pilots and crash sites across Europe and America, noting rising losses and the argument about protectionist policies in early aircraft industry. The piece links air deaths to debates on American competition and foreign manufacturing.
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Otto Lilienthal
Gilder
Rhinbow
Germain
Pitch Wilder
Rugby
England
Tavenner
Maloney
Glider
Washington
Lefebvre
Juvisy
France
Rossi
Rome
Ferber
Voisin
St Howloghe-aur-Mer
Fernandes
Nice
Wm. C. Rev
Delagrange
Bleriot
New York
Bordeaux
Factuter
le Bion
San Sebastian
Spain
Fing Deen
Hauvette Michelin
Iniges
Antoinette Machine
Lyons
Redfiei
Nationales A
Avis
Zosely
Gwn
Budapest
Hungary
Naha Eee Imsgya
San Mele
RODL
Majm
Arman
Zere
Daniel Kinet
Farman
Ghent
Belgium
Wright
Bournemouth
Nicholas Kinet
Farendering
Vivaldi
Fareseim State Railways
St. Petersburg
Imperial
Madiot
Breguet Ware
Douai
Lieut. Mente
Magdeburg
Fernland Blanchard
Antoinette
Tsay
Redfield
Lieut
Sagiletti
Centeelle
Italy
Ralph Johnstone
Denver
Col
Centcelle
Cecil Grace
Wright Redfield
Cal- Machine
English Channel
India
Piccolo
Sao Paulo
Broadway
B .Redfield
Game T. Lingh
National Democratic
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Taft
White House
Executive
Associated Press
Je Strong
Pia
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Laffort
Pola
Iesy
Lieut. Caumont
Buc
John B. Moreant
Blefot
New Orleans
Arch Hoxsey
Los Angles
Cal
Rouseljan
St Bellegrade
Servia
Noel and
Latoore
Binjane
Stein
Desberuts
Germany
Seattard
Misisya
Madid
Maren
Cell
United States
House
Bristow
Kansas
Lorimer
Illinois
Guggenheim
Colorado
Senate
Hitchcock
James Manahan
Congress
Jaffaire
Theodore Roosevelt
Ives Anetry Cleer
Sen
la Follette
Taft Myon
Sebetha
Kan
Odsand
Canton
China
Eupe
Anata Cold
Cadieux
St Kiewit
Bellum
Rene Wallon
Corsica
Princeteau
Landron
le Martin
Paris
New England
F. W. Dodge Company
Boston
Centre
Yale
Ansonia. Sentinel
ISAAC_MOSS, Pacmitron
Isaac. Ey9
Paceaicron
Moss & Krieger
Panama
Witney
Issaac Woss
Bridgeport