Fatal airship tragedy shocks Paris on trial voyage
In Paris on Oct 14 Baron De Bradski a Hungarian 36 year old baron and his engineer M Morin were killed when their airship failed during a trial from a balloon. The car detached after piano wires broke and fell to ground. Santos-Dumont commented on the accident and offered to sail a new airship to London for $50000 from Bois Du Haulogne.
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Patin
de Bradski
M. Morin
Rumber
Aeronauts
de Brodski
Church of the Sacred Heart
Mount Matre
Paris
Caught in Belting at Atkins Saw Works Tragedy
Indianapolis Oct. 15 Edward C Morlatt a machinist at the Atkins saw works was crushed when drawn into a belt and fly wheel while repairing the engine room. His fellow workman Robert Moriatt attempted aid and was also dragged into the engine suffering severe injuries with his right foot torn off. Physicians fear Morlatt will not recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Edward C. Morlatt
Atkins Saw Works
Robert Moriatt
Lexington
Fair Grounds
Lauretta
Lady Katherine
Everett Middleton
Peter Johnson
Johnson
Middleton
Murder charge arrest halts Bristol fugitive
Elwood Indiana October 14 W W Robinson wanted in Bristol Tennessee for the murder of John Owens last August was arrested while boarding a train to Decatur Illinois. He admits being the sought man and Bristol authorities have been notified. Wichita Kansas October 14 a mandamus case to place both Democratic and Populist tickets on the ballot was heard by Judge Dale who ruled no jurisdiction.
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Elwood
Ind
W. W. Robinson
Bristol
Tenn
John Owens
Decatur
Ills
Wichita
Kan
Mandamus
Secretary of State
Youngstown
Harrisburg
Stone
John M. Evans
Pittsburg
Evans
Youngs
Shamokin
John Shipman
David Hewitt
Lexington
Delgeuver
A. J. Walker
Laovisville
Erwin
Nashville
Wwarl Whitney
Claude O'brien
A. B. Chinn
Louisville
Whitney
O'Brien
Kansas City
Wlliam P. Woods
Armour
Charles Dunschesnean
Woods
Damachesnean
Tannion
G'benneall
Partarment
South
County Mayo
Crimes Act Court
Birr
Ford Jaler
Mer. O'Donnell
A Simmons
O'Donnell
Wales
Jie Wan
Clare Morris
Strike Broken in Texas Mexican Railroad Firemen Dispute
Laredo Texas October 14 The backbone of the firemen strike on the Texas Mexican and National Railroad of Mexico appears broken as regular passenger trains run and several freight trains hauled Assistant General Manager Gathbraith says all striking firemen have been discharged Chairman Olson of the firemen committee says the strike is not off.
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Laredo
Tex
Texas-Mexican and National Railroad of Mexico
Gathbraith
Olson
Firemen's Committee
Senatornelson’s Handcar Ride Ends in Tragedy
United States Senator Nelson pumped a handcar five miles to reach a train at Two Harbors after leaving Hilbing. Five miles from Wolff Junction the train wreck occurred. He jumped aboard the handcar, reached the junction in time for connections, and the run proved violent for him though no ill effects were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
United States
Nelson
Hilbing
Wolff Junction
Big Whale for England moves from Chicago display
Chicago Academy of Sciences ships a sixty foot whale skeleton to London after stating no display room at Lincoln Park museum. Curator Baker and assistants box the bones for shipment while trade talks seek exchange specimens for easier care. The whale, once prominent at the lake front exposition building, heads overseas for exhibition.
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Chicago Academy of Science
Chicago
London
British Academy of Sciences
Chicago News
C. EF. Gunther
Chicago Academy of Sciences
Academy Museum
Lincoln Park
Lake Front
Prize for Pie Sparks Daily Newspaper Rivalry
The article describes editors staging pie displays and awarding a prize for the best pumpkin pie among Dekally county housewives or daughters, with pies and donors showcased on exhibits and editors competing for attention as they promote their papers. A second item notes Governor Odell predicting temporary resumption of work after miner and operator propositions and a likely arbitration path, amid ongoing labor tensions.
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Sycamore la
Dekally County Hoausewives
Odell
Peace
New York
Mitchell
Desperadoes Battle Three Farmers in Ohio Farmhouse
Cleveland dispatch reports a midnight raid on a secluded farmhouse near Rochester Lorain county. Three Meach brothers and six bandits exchanged gunfire. two robbers died, one wounded fatally, and John Meach killed two attackers before help arrived. The fight left the Meach brothers battered and districts in turmoil. The wounded attacker was captured, identity unrevealed. Authorities sweep area as inquiry proceeds.
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Cleveland
Meach
Rochester
Lorain County
Meach Brothers
Loren
John
Jarvis
Jarvis Meach
John Meach
Desperado
Operators Plan Insult to the President Says Gompers
Washington reports Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor condemns the operators plan for arbitration commission personnel as an insult to the president urging the president to have full discretion in selecting the commission members.
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Samuel Gompers
Washington
Goempers
American Federation of Labor
Commission of Arbitration
United States
President Roosevelt to push permanent tariff commission and reciprocity
Postmaster General Henry C Payne says the forthcoming Roosevelt message will urge creation of a permanent tariff commission. He notes the president will favor reducing duties on nonprotective products and advocate reciprocity with Cuba. The Logansport speech outlines these policies for Congress.
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Milwaukee
Roosevelt
Henry C. Payne
Spooner
Payne
Congress
Logansport
Ind
Cuba
McKinney
Young Republic
Premier Balfour Defends Education Bill in Manchester
Premier Balfour urged that English schools need reform as he spoke at a mass meeting in Manchester. He argued most favor denominational teaching should occur in rate-funded schools and that local councils control schooling, not church authorities. He called the English system chaotic and behind the age.
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Balfour
England
Manchester
Fountain Debuts Great Trade Season Selection
With cooler weather arriving, the Fountain announces preparations for what it calls the greatest trade in the business. The notice promises a great array of goods for the season, inviting customers to explore the new offerings.
Winter Goods at Best Quality and Popular Prices
A local retailer advertises a broad range of winter merchandise for all classes, emphasizing best quality and the most popular prices. The caller notes the store promotes value across categories and highlights seasonal selections.
Silkaline Comforts Opens with Hand Made Comforts Display
Just opened in the West Window, Silkaline Comforts offers about 200 handmade comforts in all grades from 1.45 to 14.00. Weighs range from 3.12 to 6.1 pounds. You cannot buy material and make them for the money. Visit the store to see the display.
Complete line of Dres den Woolen Co blankets at Fountain
The Fountain in Coshocton offers a full selection of 10 4 cotton blankets and heavy weight tisg and 12 4 cotton blankets. Dresden woolen blankets and Zanesville fine wool blanket are promoted with emphasis on quality and value, inviting comparisons and asserting no higher price for superior goods.
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Dresden
Dresden Woolen Mit Co
Coshocton
Zanesville
Velutena Velvets In Stock At Fountain Store
Local shop promotes Velutena velvets and velis tena 27 inch wide for suits waists and fancy vel vets. Describes durability and current urban fashion demand. Advertises dry goods carpets ready to wear garments with sale pricing and invites in store viewing.
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Bantos Dumont
Ashland
California
Klamathan
Siskyious County
John R. Cook & Son
Southern Pacific
New Chwang
Yam
Gro. W. Bowles
Baird
Miss
Anney Conyers
Cuimige
Hostrist
Tuver Tae
Municipal Code Committee
Buckeye
Columbus
House
Senate
Departments of Public Service and Safety
Harding
Department of Public Safety
Department of Public Service
Civil Service Board
Guerin
Ashtabula
B. Lockwood
Lockwood
Gilchrists of
French
Butalo
Lumbus
Fred CC
Ree- Lor
Bat
Ing Company
Abe Lincoln
Capuint Craham
Robert Jennings
Juustice Francis Riley
Washington Township
Charles W. Palen
Balen
Westerville
Get
Academia
Otterbein College
Association
Troy
Guy Smith
Robert Smith
Miami River Bridge
Foreign Missions
Oberlin
American Board of Commissioners of Foreign Missions
Ita
R. R. Capen
Boston
C. H. Davis
D. D
Prudential Committee
Aields
Twentieth Century Inc
Tandon
George White
White
W. Wyndham
Scranton
Tariff Commission
St. Louis
Secretary of the Treasury
Thomas Jefferson
William McKinley
United States of America
Lewistiana Purchase Exposition
N. Y
Michael Doyle
Fruit Growers’ Association of New York
manetstOe
Richard Mansfield
Shake Speare
Juling Caesar
Grand Opera House
Hrotis
Casailla
Velutena
the Fountain. Dry Goods Co
Niowseva Orelli Phiye
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