Airship and Aeroplane Futures Revealed by A M Herring
A M Herring and Captain Thomas Baldwin of US government airship projects discuss the dirigible and aeroplane as future war airships. They cite Count Zeppelin’s 12 hour Swiss flight and foresee practical long distance air travel with safe landings in open country. Herring predicts near term aviation gains and tests at Fort Myer.
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Farman to Fly Here for New York St Louis Exhibitions
Henry Farman, French aeroplane builder and navigator, will exhibit with his latest machine in New York and St. Louis this month. An American syndicate arranged the contract, with Farman due in the United States between July 12 and 15. He will bring three mechanics and his aerophones, planning fifteen flights and as many more if weather allows, with initial flights in New York shortly after arrival.
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Henry Farman
New York
Thomas MacMechen
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Frank S. Lahm
Paris
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Farman
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United States
Balloon races with storm in North Adams event
Charles J. Glidden, Boston automobilist and aeronaut, made his first night balloon ascent about 3 o clock and then raced for fifteen miles with a thunderstorm over North Adams Massachusetts on July 2.
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Charles J. Glidden
Boston Automobilist and Aeronaut
Kaiser greets Zeppelin after long dirigible flight
A dispatch from Constance reports Emperor William congratulates Count Zeppelin on his 12 hour voyage in the new dirigible airship. The Kaiser calls the flight the beginning of a new national achievement and sends best wishes from Berlin.
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Daylight bill favored. Britain to gain one extra hour
London July 2 The Daylight bill to shift the work day an hour forward gained the select committee’s approval and is likely to take effect next April. It aims to extend daylight playtime while preserving Greenwich time for science and navigation, though the Stock Exchange fears disruption to American business.
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Regicide Plot Details Emerge In Lisbon Lords
Dr. Jose Maria de Alpoim claimed the February regicide plan was set at a meeting of Progressive and Regenerator leaders with Republicans present. He said payments of 20000 and 10000 were offered to kill King Carlos and Premier Franco and that the plot aimed to obliterate the royal family except Maria Pia.
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Mexico to Press Pontooning Punishment of Del Rio Officials
Mexico plans to seek harsh punishment for Del Rio Texas authorities alleged to have allowed Las Vegas Raiders suspects to cross the border with wounded men. Minister Mariscal cites dozens meeting openly in Del Rio and urges extradition of raiders under neutrality law violations. He says the incident is now over and US aid has been timely.
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Mexico to use troops to curb insurgent activity
Advices say the Mexican Government will continue using regular soldiers and rurales to stamp out the political conflagration. Reports from El Paso and Juarez note border calm with guards on duty while officials expect possible attacks. Mexico City dispatch says eighteen Viesca raiders have been captured and imprisoned.
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Remarkable Northern Lights Observed Across Europe
In Berlin on July 2 and 3 remarkable northern lights lit the skies, a bright white and yellow glow lasting through the night. Treptow Observatory director Archenheld links the phenomenon to possible sun surface changes and electrical discharges, noting a 1885 parallel tied to Krakatoa activity. Reports from Copenhagen and Koenigsberg say the lights were seen there as well, likely across Northern Europe.
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The Russ Suspends Publication After Turbulent Career
The Russ, once Russia's leading Liberal daily, suspended publication due to financial difficulties. During its four years, it was suppressed for 107 days and 154 issues were confiscated, with three chief editors imprisoned.
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British patent law stands after extended delay attempt
London July 2 representations by the United States and Germany to extend the time limit beyond August 28 for the new patent law have proved unavailing. The law requires that foreigners with British patents manufacture the patented goods on British soil. Churchill told the House of Commons the government will not propose fresh legislation to modify the contested sections.
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Plague in Caracas Officially Admitted
Caracas officials admit bubonic plague is epidemic in the capital. Curacao ciphered dispatch reports confirmation from Caracas authorities acknowledging the outbreak and urging public health measures.
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Willemstad
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Flurry in Mexico Eases After Diplomatic Update
Washington reports from the State and War Departments that the recent U S concern over Mexican unrest has cooled as information indicates the flare up is nearly over. Officials describe improved stability and deescalation efforts amidst ongoing regional tensions.
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Mexico
Matin Guilty of Libel in Paris Suit Over Rochette Swindles
In Paris a libel verdict against the Matin stems from a suit by Senator Humbert over involvement in Rochette swindles. The jury found the Matin guilty on seventeen counts, fining it 000 francs, ordering 10,000 francs to Humbert, and mandating two retractions with the judgment published in 200 newspapers.
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Pan American Medical Congress Set for Guatemala City
Guatemala City announces the fifth Pan American Medical Congress to open August 6. Delegates are appointed by nearly every North and South American state after invitations by the Guatemalan government. The prior session occurred in Panama in 1905.
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South America
Panama
Steel trade falls off in British steel hubs
London reports a sharp drop in trade with the United States. Bradford exports to the U S declined by more than 2.5 million dollars in the first six months of 1908. Sheffield shows a 569 thousand dollar drop in the last three months with imports down from 815 thousand to 333 thousand dollars.
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United States
Sheffield
Church Socialism Debate Opens at International Convention
Edinburgh notes report broad sympathy between the church and progressive socialism with talks on culture and philanthropy and a call for church brotherhood as a socialist-friendly concept.
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International Congregational Convention
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