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Mathews Journal

Location

Mathews, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1911

Page

3

Moisant Flies Over Richmond During Thanksgiving Aviation Meet

Moisant and fellow aviators Simon, Garros and Barker conducted aerial tours over Richmond including a flight over the State Penitentiary. Moisant, the Paris to London flyer turned American showman, arrived from Havanas Cuba and toured the country with International Aviators, Inc. He rose to fame after bold attempts across the Channel and subsequent exhibitions drew large crowds in Belmont Park and beyond.

NOVA Guenter Darcy Finnts Lucan Mr. Moisant Richmond Havans Cuba Mr. Molsant State Penitentiary Simon, Garros Barker Moisant Paris London Chicago England America Alfred J. Moisant International Aviators, Inc Bdiny Molsant France Trindon Belmont Park N. C Durin

Dix Inaugurated Governor of New York in 19th Century Era

John A. Dix was sworn in as the 19th Governor of New York, succeeding Horace A. White. He called for public economy amid a reported looming deficit of 13 plus million dollars for the coming year, marking the first Democratic State Chief executive in about a score of years. A lengthy inaugural address outlined fiscal caution and state reforms.

New York Johnson Albany N. Y John A. Dix Horace A. White Dix Rosewell P. Flower

Bribery charges loom in city mule purchase case

In Richmond Virginia the Council Committee on Street Cleaning will probe allegations that Alderman A. W. Bennett and Smyth Brothers-McCleary-McClellan Company treasurer J. C. Smith offered Dr Thomas Sweeny five dollars per mule and urged passing four mules for city purchase. Dr Sweeny says Bennett urged passing the next four mules. both men deny the bribery claims, citing joking remarks and possible employment talk as misinterpretation.

Richmond A. W. Bennett Lee Ward J. C. Smith Smyth Brothers - McCleary - McClellan Company Thomas Sweeny Sweeny Alderman Bennett Radcliffe and Brown Ratcliffe Heth Cohn Bennett Smyth Dr. Sweeny

Franz Josef Expected to Abdicate Amid Illness

Vienna report says Emperor Franz Josef plans to abdicate in favor of Archduke Ferdinand due to serious illness and age. The Emperor is bedbound with a severe cold, court physician in attendance, state reception postponed as rumors of stepping down grow.

Vienna Franz Josef Archduke Ferdinand Budapest

Death of J Cummings McKennie in Charlottesville

J Cummings McKennie a longtime Charlottesville resident died at 11 30 yesterday in his sixty second year He was the son of the late Dr Marcellus McKennie and Mary Cummings He survived by two sisters Miss Annie McKennie in Washington and Mrs Hettie Crane of Washington His wife Jennie Bainbridge of Brooklyn died seven years ago He leaves seven children Bainbridge Mc Kennie engineer for Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Robert Mc Kennie of Toledo Maud Maud Marie Ysobel and Jane Mc Kennie Maud a trained nurse is in the Philippine Islands.

Charlottesville J. Cummings McKennie McKennie Marcellus McKennie Mary Cummings Rockbridge County Annie McKennie Treasury Department Washington Hettie Crane Jennie Bainbridge Brooklyn Bainbridge McKennie Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Robert McKennie Toledo Bessie Maud Marie Ysobel Jane McKennie Maud McKennie Philippine Islands

Digging Up Caesar's Camp At Mont Auxois Reveals Alesia

In Burgundy France the Mont Auxois site draws broad attention as scholars identify the isolated hill as Julius Caesar's Alesia. For decades historians doubted this link but new evidence mounts that confirm the ancient battlefield location.

France Mont Auxois Burgundy Julius Caesar Alesia

Visions of Caesar at Alesia Come Alive on Historic Mountain

Garret P. Serviss recalls Caesar’s 50,000 troops trapping 250,000 enemies at Alesia, with Roman works, bronze and silver coins, and siege weapons unearthed. The battlefield is vivid, letting visitors feel the historic scene as Caesar hurries across the plain and Antony finishes laurels under the master soldier’s gaze.

Alisea Poeturesque Ich Alesia Gaul Caesar Ar Astony Antony of Cleopatra Garrett P. Serviss Harper's Weekly

Deficit Not Auditor's Fault in Virginia Finance Woes

Richmond VA special on state finances notes Auditor of Public Accounts Colonel Morton Marye warned of a looming deficit before the 1910 session. Even after accounting for extra expenses and new revenue measures, the forecasted shortfall remained large.

Auditor of Public Accounts Morton Marye General Assembly Finance Committee Senate Commonwealth Marye

Female burglar flees after shot in Richmond doorway

A colored woman tried to force entry at 618 North Lombardy Street and was fired upon by resident W. A. Cosby after he lit a downstairs room. She fled through a back gate dropping a black fur piece. police hold the fur and seek identification as Cosby suspects an accomplice. A man-sized effort followed at nearby homes with additional robberies and stolen items reported across the area.

Molsant Honduras Moreant Moisant Ae Moisant Geod Markaman Salvador Richmond W. A. Cosby Lombardy Street Mr. Cosby Journal Cusby Coeby Virginia W'Hilliams Cohen Company J. W. Redman North Twentieth Street G. A. Exeklel Shenandoah Flats East Clay Street John Manus East Main Street L. L. Smith North Seventh Street

Nitroglycerine Explodes Killing Two Men At Irvine Ky

Elbert Winsted and Samuel Spivey were killed and Mrs. Joseph Winsted fatally injured when a can of nitro glycerine placed near a fire in Clay Winsted's Irvine home exploded. The house was blown apart and windows shattered for miles. Several others escaped injury. The men did not know the can contained explosive.

Lexington Elbert Winsted Samuel Spivey Joseph Winsted Elbert Irvine Ky Clay Winsted

Max Hirch Is Granted Pardon in Virginia

Maxmillian Hirsch of Rockingham who two years ago killed his brother in law Louis Isaacs after a quarrel was pardoned by Governor Mann on Monday afternoon. He was serving a nine year term. A Rockingham petition bearing nearly fifteen hundred names urged clemency from civil, professional and business circles.

Pecal Uster Mann W. W. Baker Ben P. Owen, Jr Henry W. Wood T. M. Carrington W. T. Dabney Chamber Virginia E. Schubert Norfolk and Western Railway Thomas L. Watson State Geological Commission Jefferson Hotel Railwaye Chamber of Commerce D. ¢. Richardson William Hodges Mann Richmond Maxmillian Hirsch Rockingham Louis Isaacs

The Family Upstairs The Detective Foils Mr Dingbat

A 19th century New York dinner features playwright George Ade recounting a comic microbe serenade and a midwinter reception at the Waldorf Astoria. The article also notes Judge Sprocer B. Adams’s suicide attempt at Keeley Institute and local temperance and political developments in Newport News and surrounding areas.

George Ade New Theater New York Waldorf-Astoria Elbert HH. Gary United States Steel Corporatioi William K. Vanderbilt Ade Sultan of Sulu

Indictment Returns in Slaying Case in Richmond

A grand jury in Richmond returns a true bill charging Officer Frank Puryear with the murder of Jessie E. Painter. The case centers on a late evening confrontation near the Fair Grounds after a State Fair visit, with testimony from eyewitnesses and authorities citing a weapon and disputed actions. Amounts and precise timelines are unclear due to damaged OCR text.

Richmond Heart Court Frank Puryear Jessie E Lee Lianiel Istrate T. J. Pury Cane Marty Williams Puryear Willama

Pardon of Maximilian Hirsch Cited by Governor Mann

Governor Mann grants a conditional pardon to Maximilian Hirsch allowing return home for the New Year. He notes a strong local petition and says only two Jews remain in the penitentiary, praising the Jewish community of Harrisonburg and Rockingham county for lawfulness and contribution.

Maximilian Hirsch Harrisonburg Rockingham County Commonwealth House of Delegates

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