Atwood’s cross country flight lands near Syracuse
Airman Harry N Atwood arrived 10 miles west of Syracuse at 7 35 pm on a New York to Albany cross country flight from Lewiston. About 10 000 people greeted him in Auburn and he then proceeded to Albany, saying the hardest part of the trip was the leg between Rochester and Kla jandins place, the wind and weather hindering him.
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Harry Ni Atwood
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Atwood
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Rochester
Kla Jandins, Place
Albany
Orville Wright Alleges Patent Dispute at Chicago Conference
Inventor Orville Wright accuses rivals of patent infringement during a Chicago meeting. Wright asserts his claims cover key aerial apparatus and urges legal action to protect his aviation advancements. The conference drew engineers, investors, and reporters seeking details of the dispute.
Senator Root Proposes Arbitration Treaties Approach
New Yorker Senator Root outlines a fourfold method to avoid Senate attendance on pending arbitration treaties with Great Britain and France. He advocates clarifying treaty language to exclude questions beyond the Monroe Doctrine, preserving Senate constitutional powers and limiting joint commission authority.
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France
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Cultom
Laleman
Roots
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Ile Senite
Artration
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England
Oasen
Utica Crowd Waits Seven Hours For Atwood Arrival
In Utica about 20 000 residents and guests waited seven hours for Atwood and eight managers to appear from the western horizon. Reported confusion and anger followed as the delay stretched into the evening. Meanwhile another account describes Atwood's mistaken route toward Auburn and a chaotic scene with farmers and onlookers near Cayuga Lake.
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Utica
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Atwouil
Delta Tate
Syracuse
Uelea
Sind
Iden
Animals That Never Drink Water in California
An American scientist who visited the Tw peninsuli observed a smaller desert area where certain animals never drink water. They were seen living on dry weeds and scraps of vegetation in places with little to no water. The scientist noted the phenomenon and pondered its implications, while a local hubway president questioned the feasibility of captive water transport for these animals.
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Devert
Agivedliye
Peninsuli
Unclear fragment on sheep shearing scene emergent
A damaged OCR fragment describes a sheep in Australia during shearing and mentions finding wool entangled in a nest. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable entities beyond Australia and wool.
Railway Strike Renewal Sparks Industry Turmoil
A renewed railway strike threatens freight and passenger movement as protests grow over reinstating strikers to their former posts. Union leaders press for reinstatement while companies and managers negotiate amid scattered work stoppages across northern lines and Midlands routes.
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Prawink
Gebnutta
Amalgamated Society of Tailway
Offivere
Trae
Carmen Strour
Riuken Askwith
Labor and Statistical Department
Board of Trade
Manchester
Etriiing
Caraven
Ruilway
Northeastern
Norihenstoyy
Interytory
Speculogy
Wnion Stat
Amalgamated Society of Fair Way
Hiss
Mm Tegard
Arison
Guy Geanet
Sydney Buxton
Midland
Cricklewno
Sceland
Warn
Raihway
Lewis
Latrand
Acon
Fontlow
Lstitel
Roartobad
Roosevelt 18 Not Seeking Nomination Declared
Pittsburg Leader reports a letter from Al Piltshure noting former Roosevelt ally Thom Roy Moore declines to seek nomination. The editor includes Moore’s request to supporters to oppose a movement, asking active steps if necessary. Acknowledges Moss Moor owner of the Leader and comments on public interest.
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Pittsburg
Ini Mublinbed
Mooneyele
Moor
Toysl Aero Club Ting Refused Sanction in London Race
The Toysl Aero club Ting faced refusal to sanction a race in London amid safety concerns. Officials cited potential danger and an aversion to allowing the event on the ground near Dieppe, noting the risk to participants and spectators.
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Toysl Aero Club
Ting
Avin
Shark 10
Dieppe
No More Running Sores San Cura Ointment Ad
An advertisement for San Cura Ointment from F Ames & Co and Thomas Dawe noy offers a money back guarantee if it fails to heal sores, skin diseases, and pains. It claims rapid relief, draws out poison, and mentions San Cura Soap as a soothing antiseptic product. The notice lists price points and distribution through Thompson Medical Co and regional agents in Titusville and Corry, Pennsylvania.
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Thomas Dawe Noy
Thorpson Medical Co
NF. Amos & Co
Thomas Downey
B.D. Dutton
Titusville
Ne F, Amen & Co
Corry
Thompson “Medical Co
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