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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1908

Page

3

Balloon ascent tests limits of risky Berkshires flight

Dr. Stowell and William Van Sleet, balloon pilots from Pittsfield and New York, risked health and safety during a noon ascent in the Berkshires. Van Sleet inhaled gas during valve work, his pulse reaching 155, later easing. doctors warned of athletic heart risks, yet flight proceeded and descent was completed with no lasting harm.

New York Times Pittsfield Mass Stowell William van Sleet New York Aero Club of Berkshires van Sleet Cronaut Vansleet van Stleet Frank E. West Brooklyn T.R. Maxwell Health Department of O. S. Roberts West N. A. Arnold North Adams Aero Club Aero Club Aero Club Park Nashua N. H van Sileet Ees

Wright Airship Criticized By Voisin In Paris

Gabriel Voisin, French aeroplane maker, calls the Wright machine admirable for sport but impractical for business due to its size and handling. He favors the French tri planes for stability as Legagneux notes a 20 foot flight in twelve seconds. Wright plans to contend for a $500 sustained flight prize at seventy five feet elevation as military observers note aeroplane mobility by automobile.

Paris Gabriel Voisin Wilbur Wright Dayton Ohio Mans M. Voisin Legagneux Aero Club America Octave Chantte Chicago LE Mans French Aero Club

Tailors threaten mass strike over wages and rates

The General Executive Board of the United Brotherhood of Tailors orders a citywide strike in New York. Secretary Michael Price says 80,000 tailors would walk out within a week if demands are not met, with 300 operators, 500 cutters, and 800 overcoat workers already ordered out, affecting 57 shops.

United Brotherhood of Tailors of American Fifth Street Michael Price Brotherhood Price New York

Fire on Boy Campers Near Oradell Hackensack Trio Escape

Three Hackensack youths Roderick Wienandt Albert Loder and James Wagener camped above Oradell New Jersey. Their camp burned Tuesday night destroying gear as about twenty shots were fired from across the Hackensack River. Wagener was slightly wounded and the boys sought help from authorities.

Hackensack N. J Roderick Wienandt Albert Loder James Wagener Oradell Wagener

Plumbers Strike Over Steam Fitters At Terminal Building

Plumbers unions claim the Pennsylvania Terminal Building strike began because steam fitters from Westinghouse Kerr & Co were hired to set water meters. The firm denies the allegation. Over 1,000 workers stay idle in the largest city contract while other work proceeds. A labor committee met Chief Engineer Caldwell, who said only union agreement can end it.

Pennsylvania Terminal Thirtyfourth Street Eighth Avenue Westinghouse, Church, Kerr & Co Caldwell

Duke at Airship's Helm in Berlin Manoeuvres

The Duke of Saxen Altenburg coached the Parseval airship in Berlin for half an hour of intricate manoeuvres. He then made a brief windward trip reaching over 20 miles an hour. On landing he praised the craft for easy steering and quick rudder response.

Berlin Duke of

Court Awards Art Objects In 1905 Will Dispute

Justice Bischoff decides the Emanuel Walter will favors the San Francisco Art Association over the Golden Gate Museum. The art collection including paintings ivories bric a brac and etchings and a $50 000 bequest to fund display rooms go to the association with a further $50 000 if Edgar Walter nephew accepts the superintendent post.

Justice Bischoff Emanuel Walter Edgar Walter

Cortland County backs Hughes at fair amid race track debate

Gov. Hughes spoke at the Cortland County Fair amid rain to a large crowd, praising race track reform and urging public officials to face the people on all questions. Delegates from Cortland favor renomination, while Hendricks allies push Syracuse candidates.

New York Times Cortland N. Y Cortland County Fair Gov. Hughes Wiliam Barnes, Jr Albany Greene County Cortland County Gov Hughes Saratoga Cayuga Seneca Senate Benjamin Wilcox Auburn Wilcox Cayuga County Davis Cornell Onondaga Francis Hendricks Hendricks Horace White Syracuse Charles KE. Hughes State of New York Oswego

Battle over Hughes renomination roils Ulster Republicans

In Ingston New York Aug 19 Republican bosses target Hughes allies in Ulster County aiming to deny renomination. Senator John Cordis faces Sir J G Hasbrouck bid while Phil Elting considered for Cordis seat claims shift as anti Hughes strategists push reformist slate.

New York Times Ingston N. Y Gov. Hughes Hughes New York Woodruff Sylvan Kamp Kare John Cordis J. G. B. Hasbrouck Cordis Senate Hasprouck Phil Elting Ulster County Republican Committee Elting

Conferred at Oyster Bay over Hughes renominating plan

Frank H Hitchcock and James S Sherman meet President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay to discuss the Hughes renomination and campaign fund shortages. A new nationwide fund-raising committee system is outlined with fifty three chairmen to oversee state and city campaigns and funnel money to headquarters.

Frank H. Hitchcock Republican National Committee Oyster Bay Roosevelt James 8. Sherman Hitchcock National Organization Hughes Sherman George R. Sheldon Eldon Taft Charlies F. Prrooker Connecticut William L. Ward Westchester J. Franklii Fort New Jersey Senator Foraker Washington National Committee Ohio Asprin Foraker Ohid

Hughes to See Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill in Talks

Postmaster General Meyer arrived at Sagamore Hill to discuss political matters with President Roosevelt and remain overnight. Republican officials Frothingham and Smith also visited, with Sherman expected to luncheon and Hitchcock and Cocks to meet. Talks likely include Hughes Foraker invitation and Massachusetts campaign guidance.

New York Times Oyster Bay L. L. Aus Meyer Serge Antiece Sagamore Hill Washington Mr. Meyer L. A. Frothingham T Boston Massachusetts Frothingham Saltamore Hill Georges J. Smith Ulster County N. Y Westbury L. L Roosevelt Gov. Hughes Senator Foraker

Ithaca Plans Independence Party State Convention

Ithaca, N Y, aims to host the Independence Party State Convention in September. Mayor Newman, the Ithaca Business Men's Association, and local railroad officials are in communication with party managers to bring the event to the city.

Ithacs N. Y Aus Independence Party Newman Ithaca, Business Men's Association Loca

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