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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1910
Page
4
German aeronaut Gans Fabrice outlines a cross Atlantic voyage with editor Bere Bruakner aboard a hybrid airship. The craft features a 176 foot balloon, 60 foot diameter, 1840 horsepower motor, and hydrogen lift for a five day, 4000 mile journey from Europe toward Porto Rico Cuba and New Orleans, weather permitting.
Bishop testifies in a state food case against Wilting Brothers of Detroit and Gartier Brothers of Rochester over benzoate levels in catsup. Examination of 67 samples shows most contain more than one tenth of one percent benzoate, with defense arguing the small amounts may be harmless yet bottles reveal higher levels than US guidelines.
Gov Hadley endorses a plan to preserve Mark Twain’s boyhood home in Hannibal Missouri as a state memorial. The telegram from W J Him of Hannibal asks support for memorializing Twain, highlighting his status as a representative American writer and quotes about his works and impact.
A brief Detroit Pres Prom item notes a whistle heard in the dentiar n office yesterday. The report offers no names or further details beyond the sound event.
A formal tender proposes a memorial building in St Louis using Exposition surplus funds. The structure, costing 450000 to 800000, would house the Louisiana Purchase and feature a statue of Thomas Jefferson. The project includes a dome atop a stone building with a central boulevard and views toward Lindell Avenue.
The board approves a formal offer from directors for a memorial building funded from expo surplus. A Pantheon wing may honor St Louis notables. Harvard officials decide single color uniforms for college sports shift to arterial red, purple and blue.
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