Wright Flyer Crash Claims Army Officer Life
Washington reports Orville Wright and Lieutenant Thomas E. Selfridge met a fatal crash during a test flight at Fort Myer. A propeller blade broke causing the machine to overturn, killing Selfridge within hours and seriously injuring Wright as spectators aided in the rescue.
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Washington
Fort Myer
Orville Wright
Thomas E. Selfridge
Signal Corps
Army
Selfridge
Wright
Injured Officers Moved From Field After Incident
Dr Watters a New York physician assisted the injured at Fort Myer where Mr Wright and Lieutenant Selfridge were taken to the hospital. Wright remained semi conscious with a fractured thigh and broken ribs while Selfridge, suffering a skull base fracture, was in critical condition. Wright regained consciousness and sent a cable to his brother in Le Mans and family in Dayton Ohio.
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Watters
New York
Mr. Wright
Selfridge
Fort Myer
Wright
le Mans
France
Dayton
Tafts Western Trip Dates and Stops Announced
Cincinnati dispatch lists Judge Tafts planned itinerary across Wisconsin Minnesota the Dakotas Iowa Nebraska Colorado Kansas Missouri and Illinois with dates from Sept 22 to Oct 7 detailing stops in Brook Milwaukee Madison St Paul Minneapolis Fargo Mitchell Fort Dodge Omaha Denver Topeka Kansas City St Joseph St Louis Chicago and Galesburg each city noted with specific day.
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Cincinnati
Taft
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakotas
Iowa
Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
Brook
Ind
Milkwaukee
Madison
Wis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Fargo
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Mitchell
Fort Dodge
Sanoon
Omaha
Neb
Denver
Topeka
Kan
Kansas City
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Chicago
Galesburg
Lacey Chosen to Oppose Cummins in Senate Race
Des Moines Sept 16 Former Congressman John F Lacey chosen by stand patters to oppose Governor Cummins as United States senator to be voted in the November primary Lacey selected on the second ballot H J Clarke of Cedar Rapids Interstate Commerce Commission member was considered
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John F. Lacey
Dee Moines
Cumming
United States Enator
Lacey
H. J. Clarke
Cedar Rapids
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hughes Renominated by Republicans for New York Governorship
Saratoga N Y Sept 15 Governor Charles E Hughes was renominated on the first ballot by the Republican state convention with 827 votes while James W Wadsworth Jr 151 and Congressman John K Stewart 31. William Barnes Jr moved to make the nomination unanimous and it was. The balance of the ticket was arranged in the good old fashioned way with Horace White Samuel Koenig Edward R O Malley Charles H Gaus Frank M Williams Thomas Dunn Albert Haight named for posts including lieutenant governor secretary of state attorney general comptroller state engineer and surveyor state treasurer and associate justice of the court of appeals.
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New York
Saratoga
N. Y
Charles E. Hughes
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
John K. Stewart
William Barnes, Jr
Albany
Horace White
Onondaga
Samuel 8. Koenig
Edward R. O'Malley
Brie
Charles H. Gaus
Frank M. Williams
Madison
Thomas 4. Dunn
Monroe
Court of Appeals
Albert Haight
Erie
Drought Reduces Rivers and Halts Industry in Tri-State Area
In Pittsburg and across Western Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia a two month drought dries streams and halts river navigation. Forest fires rage at night, power plants idle, coal shippers face shortages, and crews race to control flames and protect public health as rivers fall to gravel beds and streams vanish. Officials flush streams to prevent disease while awaiting rain and relief.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Associated Press
Tri-State
Ohio River
Tnne
Marteta
Tornady
Pittebury
Fernald Wins Maine Governor Race With Narrow Plurality
Returns from Portland indicate elver Bert M. Fernald Republican leads Obadiah Gardner Democrat by 7,799 votes in a closely contested Maine gubernatorial race. Rural districts contributed most gains, four congressmen elected Republican, and the future legislature expected to be strongly Republican in both houses.
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Portland
Elve Bert M. Fernald
Obadiah Gardner
Gardner
Congress
Forest Fires Unchecked in Catskills Blaze Grows
Kingston N Y Sept 19 Efforts to check the forest fires in the Catskill mountains have proved ineffectual and the blaze is rapidly increasing in area with no sign of abatement.
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Kingston
N. Y
Catskill Mountains
May End Career Hearst Charges Force Foraker
Cincinnati reports Senator Joseph B. Foraker withdrew from participation in the National League of Republican Clubs biennial convention, sending an open letter to William H. Taft. He says he remains loyal to Taft but does not want to embarrass the presidential candidate. Taft supporters are seen as having pressed Foraker to stay in the background.
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Cincinnati
Joseph B. Foraker
Ohio
William H. Taft
National League of Republican Clubs
Taft
Foraker
Judge Att
Music Hall
Hearst charges at Memorial hall in Columbus campaign
Hearst addressed Independence party supporters at Memorial hall in Columbus. He read letters attributed to John D. Archbold of Standard Oil to Senator Foraker about pending congress legislation and two checks for 15000 and 14500. He attacked both major parties crying trust favoritism and Democratic embrace of Rockefeller’s critics.
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Columbus
Thomas L. Aisgen
Independence Party
William R. Hearst
Memorial Hall
Mr. Hearst
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
J. B. Foraker
Ohie
Congress
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Rockefeller
Chanler Heads Democratic State Ticket for Governor
Roechaser N Y Sept 1 The Democratic State Convention nominated a full ticket for governor led by Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler of Dutchess as the gubernatorial candidate The ticket includes Lieutenant Governor John A Dix Secretary of State Joan M Whalen Comptroller Martin H Glynn Attorney General George M Palmer Treasurer Julius Hauser State Engineer and Surveyor Philip P Farley all from various counties with party platform against Governor Hughes and in favor of the Denver platform
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Roechaser
N. Y
Hughes
Denver
Democratic State Convention
Leutenant
Lewis
Chanler
Dutchess County
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Dutchess
John A
Four Deaths Attributed To Nurse At County Hospital
San Diego September 1 report says Mary Arthur a nineteen year old nurse at the county hospital caused four deaths and left atropine in a pitcher. Four more patients who drank from the pitcher are seriously ill but expected to recover. Arthur collapsed and did not confess until after the poison took effect. She says she left a atropine solution in the pitcher which was later filled by others. An county inquiry continues to determine legal responsibility for the deaths.
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San Diego
Val
Mary Arthur
Miss Arthur
Summons and lis pendens in Brown County Minnesota
Legal notices announce summonses in several actions filed in Brown County Minnesota Ninth Judicial District. Plaintiffs H Hoehne and Franz Hatack seek relief and title claims on property described as Lot 12, Block 185, North of Centre Street, New Ulm. Defendants and unknown parties are ordered to answer within twenty days.
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State of Minnesota
District Court of the
Ninth Judicial District
Brown
New Ulm
Henry X. Soasey
New Ulu, Minn
State of
Minnesota
County of
Judicial
Milne, Sota
Real estate dispute in Brown County Minnesota court
In Brown County Minnesota Ninth Judicial District a mortgage and title action seeks judgment that plaintiff owns fee simple to Lot 11 Block 185 North of Center Street New Ulm and that defendants have no interest. A sale of the described property may follow under a 1906 judgment. Court orders also cover probate matters for Angst Juderjahn and guardianship of George Elmer Madison with license to sell estate and notices to creditors.
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Brown
Minnesota
Centre Street
New Ulm
Office of Register of Deeds
Brown County
Henry N. Somsen
New Ulan
Ainwesdey
District Court
WH. Howes
Peter Schlosstimeher
Nere
Plain- Amv
County
Center Street
the Register of Deeds
Brown Somity
Henry N. Somien
Towill
County of
State of
U. S
I W. J. Juans
Sherif
Minesota
Ammrose Tighe
St. Paul
Mion
J. County of Brown
Corr
Rae Yu
Angst Ju- Gerjahn
August Juderjahn
Miduesque
Louise Juderjahn
Obate
Court House
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Lear
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Wes George Elmer Madison
Michael Dooner
Minor
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Tinureslay
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Otte Heinen
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Tive Ment of
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Nice
Protas
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Mutt Be Clever in Quirky Dialogue Fragment
A fragment shows a tepid exchange about cleverness. The dialogue features phrases about whether Fred is clever and whether others are persuaded by his behavior, reflecting a humorous or observational tone from an unspecified source.
Judging by Hair. Event pl og anists born
Dialogue in Yonkers Statesman discusses whether event planners are born or made with Patience arguing against the notion and Patrive offering a contrasting view on the required help and talent for pianists.
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Yonkers
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