Joint Zeppelins air ship fame documentary tale
A.Carlton production traces how Count Zeppelin conceived the air ship during the Civil War while serving as a cavalry officer with the Army of the Mississippi. The film outlines the evolution of the idea from wartime inspiration to later fame.
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Joint Zeppelin
Army of the Mississippi
Waleh
Count Zep
Zeppelin
Gen. Schurz
Rhine
Erant
Gount Zeppelin
Baleoh
Coest Zeppelin
Airship boom passes from Zeppelin to Baldwin and Wellman
The article surveys the rise of dirigibles from Count Zeppelin to Capt Baldwin and Walter Wellman, noting vast sizes and speeds, major contracts, and government interest. It contrasts Germany's, the United States' and France's efforts, with emphasis on the race for practical, long flight airships and the need for robust motors and steering gear.
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Wright Deview
Germany
Count Zeppelin
Zeppelin
St. Santos-Dumont
America
Herman Farman
United States
Wright Brothers
France
Capt. Baldwin
Arrow Fame
Walter Wellman
North Pole
Baldwin
Aeronaut
Capt
New York
Buffalo
Detroit
Chicago
Mr. Wellman
Aittle
Congress
Aeronauts
Aeronautic
Teddy McDonald to Accompany Roosevelt on Africa Hunt
Capt. Bill McDonald, famed Texas ranger, reports President Roosevelt promised to join him in Texas for a bear hunt late this fall before Roosevelts African expedition. The party may include Col. Cecil Lyon and Sloan Simpson with guides. hunt would center in the San Bernard bottoms near the Gulf Coast where bears are plentiful and large.
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Texas
Bear
San Bernard Bottoms
Austin
Tex
Bill McDonald
Texas Ranger
Roosevelt
Capt. McDonald
Africa
Capt
McDonald
Col
Cecil Lyon
Sloan Simpson
Dallas
Capt McDonald
Cook
San Bernard Creek
Colorado
Brazos
Gulf of Mexico
McDondal
San Bernard
Ranger
Brownsville
Rothschilds and Their Unions Across Four Cities
The article traces the Rothschild clan’s tight family bonds and frequent cousin marriages among founder Mayer Amschel Rothschild and his five sons with branches in Frankfurt Vienna London Paris and Naples. It notes Nathan Rothschild’s wife’s influence and describes later generations marrying outside the family, while highlighting continued unity within the dynasty.
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Rothschild Family
Mager Amechel
The
Red Shield
Frankfort
Vienna
London
Paris
Naples
Moses
Nathan
A Cohen
Lord Rothschild
Sidonia
Siberian penal colony horror told by survivor L Tane
L Tane recalls life in northern Siberia after a 16 month convoy to Kolymsk. He details hunger, suicides, and insanity among 50 political detainees ages 16 to 20, with biannual mail but scarce contact. a dying mother’s letter becomes a grim last memory.
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Siberia
Germany
L. Tane
Kolymsk
Bride pleads forgiveness after elopement in Yonkers Statesman
The bride asks her father for forgiveness after eloping. The father agrees but the groom adds that they charged the automobile to the father. The exchange captures a family reaction to a runaway marriage reported by the Yonkers Statesman.
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Yonkers
Has Maud a Light Part in That Few Play
A Baltimore American note quotes a line about Maud's role, suggesting she appears in the final act with a candie prop and indicating audience speculation on her part.
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Maud
S Candie
Baltimore American
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Count Feppelin
Baldwines
Fort Meyer
Sashenet N. J
Stuttgart
Honzain
Hungary
Keokuk
Iowa
Mackinac Plain
Frent Aeronaut
Carl Schurg
Ideut
Teuton
Grand Army of the Republic
Battle of
Fredericksburg
Aeronauta
Farmans Aeroplane
Wright Bros Aeroplanl
Teddy
Bill” M'Donald
Bint McDonald
Rothschilds
Agenigs
Coal Trust
Birmingham Age-Herald
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