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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1910

Page

8

News Hy Times bulletins spread Hamilton flight details citywide

The News Hy Times reports nonstop bulletins from early morning to 7 p m detailing Hamilton's flight. Telephones telegraphs and Reuters-style wires fed updates to hotels, clubs, news agencies, and AP wires, reaching New Jersey cities and Hudson River towns. The Times office connected directly to Governors Island and Jersey City rail sheds, ensuring rapid dissemination to readers and agencies nationwide.

Hamilton Tires Young Men's Christian Association New Jersey Hudson United States Associated Press Service Times Hampton’s Governors Island Pennsylvania Raillroad Jersey City

Hamilton Flew as Extra No. 4

Towermen on alert reported an operator wired that the aviator was 2000 feet aloft and traveling at 150 miles per hour.

Hamilton Penylvania Jersey Pennsylvania Princeton Casher Spencer Governors Island South Elizabeth N. J Princeton Junction

Hamilton Flight Signals Rise to Philadelphia and Back

The First Company Signal Corps of the New York National Guard cooperated with regulars to signal Hamilton’s flight from Governors Island to Philadelphia and back. Messages relayed via Fort Wood, Singer Building, and Times Building kept dispatchers informed. The Times coordinated with Pennsylvanian dispatchers and Postal Telegraph to broadcast bulletins to hotels and clubs nationwide.

Hamilton Philadelphia Governors Island First Company Signal Corps New York National Guard Fort Wood Singer Times Paw Huelser Singer Tower Sergu T. Stewart Pennsylvania Station Sergt. Haywood

Train crew keeps line open after crash on the 804

A special observation train run on the 804 kept to schedule with three cars detached. Conductor A A Smith handled the throttle while Gerhart, chief clerk, and N Darcy, a representative, led the crew. Assistants kept dispatching and repair work steady.

Teers Tng Gerhart Smith Carr Gerhart Reme Ee N. ¥. Darcy Ger H. Am

Crowds Await Hamilton as He Aims for Yonkers Flight

Spectators along the Hudson from the Battery to Yonkers waited for hours as aviator Hamilton pursued a record flight from Philadelphia. Crowds gathered near Grant’s Tomb and Yonkers offering views over the river while ships and shore patrols watched for the returning plane. A mishap at about 5 PM ended the bid, with observers delaying farewell until sundown.

Battery Yonkers Philadelphia Hamilton Halley Upper West Side Riverside Drive West Side The Hudson Grant Soldiers and Sailors’ Monument Eighty-ninth Street West Eighty-fourth Street Salem City Club of Meenane Aegne Abenas Alon Riverside Drive Yonk

Photographers capture Curtiss flight from train car

The Pictorial News Company photographed Hamilton’s Albany to New York Curtiss flight from a swaying train. Snapshots at one thousandth to one fifteen hundredth of a second overcame motion and wind, amid cloudy skies, yielding a unique image from Monmouth Junction of train and airship racing.

THE Times Pictorial News Company Curtiss Albany New York Tan Tiwers Hamilton Monmouth Junction New Brunswick Trenton

Aviator Hamilton Flies Cross Country From Governors Island

Crowds of about five thousand gather on the Battery sea wall as Charles K. Hamilton’s buff colored biplane lifts from Governors Island and arcs over the bay toward the Jersey shore. By afternoon the throng swells to an estimated twenty thousand as spectators hope for a triumphant homeward flight from Philadelphia.

Battery Sea Wall Charles K. Hamilton Governors Island Jast Castle Williams Philadelphia Buttermilk Channel Governors Island Hamilton Jersey Staten Island Fiel Aquarium Battery Park Bowling Inn South Ferry Bay Toelphia Roosevelt Stretc

Premier J Meet Highlight Sees Oldfield and Curti in Close Half Mile

The event at the ads on June 22 features Curtiss, Barney Oldfield, and Minor R ee in the premier half mile race. Berry makes a balloon ascent today as part of Yesterday Mayestown activities.

Ads Jen H. Curtisse Barney Oldez Minor rEe Berry

John L Sullivan anxiously buzzes North River for Hamilton’s flight

Special to The New York Times from Jersey City June 13 John L Sullivan on his way to San Francisco to cover the Jeffries Johnson fight hunted for Hamilton after his Jersey City stop. He watched the river for the aviator’s return and promised to relay the stunt’s merit to Hamilton.

Hamilton Times Office Times Metuchen New York South Amboy Marsh Perth Amboy Rhart Jersey City Tax Trues Eoon Volun New York Times Philadelphia Penn John L. Sullivan San Francisco Jeffries-Johnson North River John L Sullivan Chicago Limited Pennsylvania Boston Jersey New Jersey Staten Island Manhattan Daris Limited Eibat Timezs

Hamilton to Fly Into New Britain for Charity July 2

C K Hamilton plans a charity flight into New Britain Connecticut on Saturday July 2. The event will feature a race with an automobile and a side fight to Meriden and New Haven. Hamilton will invite Col Roosevelt to attend when he reaches New York.

Hamilton New Britain Conn C. K. Hamilton Meriden New Haven Col. Roosevelt New York

Timed flight chronicle from The Times special train

The Times special tracks Hamilton by rail with bulletins from South Elizabeth to Governors Island. The notes report passing towns and elevations, speeds from 40 to 60 mph, and a 86 mile final distance with Hamilton near Governors Island after a long chase. The piece emphasizes the journey and witness remarks including a mother sighting through field glasses.

Princeton Junction N. J Times Hamilton Lawrence

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