Taft Plans Speaking Tour After Cincinnati Stop
Mr Taft spent a busy day at his Cincinnati headquarters after arriving at the Hotel Linton. He responded to political callers and old friends while news spread of his Sandusky speech and a broad trip across the state. The national committee weighs a long itinerary including Charleston and New York, with Ohio towns and possible stops in Indiana and Missouri.
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The
Tribune
Cincinnati
Taft
Linton
Sandusky
W. Va
Baltimore
New York
Buffalo
Erie
Ohio
Indianapolis
Indiana
Chicago
Milwaukee
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Illinois
Whio
Hughes
Empire State
Roosevelt
Youngstown
Harris
William K. Kavanaugh
Deep Waterways Association
James E. Smith
Business Men's League
Festus J. Wade
Mercantile Trust Company
Cyrus P. Walbridge
St. Louis
W. S
Rosedale
Miss
L. T. Kavanaugh
Kavanaugh Land Company
Memphis
L. A. Dutre
John M. Parker
New Orleans
Phillip Werlein
New Orleans Progressive Union
Mr. Taft
William J. Bryan
Deep Waterways
A. L. Shapleigh
the Tribune
Mr. Teft
Bert Hadhey
Shapleigh
Hadley
Stone
Folk
Gay
Hot Springs
National Committee
Arthur I. Vorys
Middle Bass Island
Nicholas Longworth
Wilkes-Barre
Penn
Bureau of the National Committee
Marcus Braun
Immigration Service
Andrew J. Tedesco
Ellis Island
Braun
United States
West
Judge Taft
National Negro Baptist Convention
Lexington
Kentucky Bankers’ Association
Muncie
Ind
Republican Organization
Hamilton County
George B. Cox
R. K. Hynicka
August Hermann
Bryan on Railroads in Peoria During State Convention
William J. Bryan spoke at Peoria during the Democratic State Convention, addressing the ColIs e um crowd on The State and Nation and urging state rights. He contrasted honest railroad management with the so called Nobles of Finance, urging public obligation and fair investment. He departed late for Evansville, Indiana, in a special car with aides and reporters.
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Peoria
William J. Bryan
Chicago
Coliseum
Evansville
Ind
W.S. Jennings
Florida
Robert 5. Rose
A. E. Manning
Bryan
Democratic Party
Wrights airship record feat draws boastful praise
United States officials including Secretary Straus and Secretary Metcalf witnessed Wilbur Wright soar at Fort Myer with a two seat aircraft. Wright reported no nerves and easy control while observers praised the flight and discussed potential scout uses and tests such as dropping a sandbag from an aeroplane. Lieutenant C G Sweet named official observer as the Navy moves to acquire heavier-than-air machines.
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Wright
North Carolina
Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
War Department
Metcalf
Navy Department
Oliver
Nelson A. Miles
Crozier
Army
Murray
Marshall
Wetherspoon
War College
Charles S. Bramwell
Charles D. Walcott
Smithsonian Institution
Cleland Davis
Bureau of Equipment of the Navy
G. C. Sweet
Fort Myer
H. W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Agricultural Department
Edward B. Rosen
Bureau of Standards
Major Fournier
Washington
C. G. Sweet
General Allen
Signal Corps
United States Army
Secretary of the Navy
Marine Corps
Creecy
Captain Baldwin
Orville Wright
Fournier
France
United States
Aero Club of America
Axtgusus Post
Wright Brothers
Dayton
Ohio
Wilbur Wright
Wrights Flight News Pleases Major Baden Powell
London observer Major Baden Powell, inventor of man lifting kites and former Aeronautical Society president, praises the Wright brothers after their Fort Myer flight. He notes air navigation without gas is now an accomplished fact and predicts further progress.
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London
Baden Powell
Aeronautical Society
England
Mr. Wright
Fort Myer
Wright Brothers
Democratic views on railroad regulation and the Wright brothers
The piece argues for rail rate reductions without wage cuts or service decline while urging state and federal action within powers. It notes endorsements for Stringer, Stevenson, and other ticket items, plus summaries of recent mint resumption, pilotage praise, and Wright brothers aviation milestones in Philadelphia and Berlin with reactions from Aero Club and officers.
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Democratic Party
Lawrence B. Stringer
United States
Adlai E. Stevenson
Wright brothers set record in United States flight
Paris observers hail Orville Wrights aeroplane feats as a great advance in aviation and a stimulus to worldwide aeronautical effort. French experts Bleriot Delagrange acknowledge progress while aiming to surpass the Wrights with longer flights if wind permits. Wilbur Wright confirms the brothers hold the world record since 1905 with flights of 33 and 39 kilometres in 32 and 38 minutes.
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Berlin
Orville Wright
The
Aero Club
Wilbur Wright
France
Wright Brothers
von Hildebrandt
Germany
Paris
United States
Wright
M. Bleriot
le Mans
M. Delagrange
Wrights
Bleriot Makes Three Flights In Monoplane
Paris report states M. Bleriot performed three flights at Issy in a monoplane. He covered 200 yards on the first flight and 0 yards on the second and third, according to dispatches from the scene.
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M. Bleriot
Paris
Issy
Glidden Makes Midnight Ascent With Clayton in Springfield
Charles J. Glidden travels with Professor H Helm Clayton in a late night ascent reported from Springfield Massachusetts on September 10. The pair undertake an expedition noted for its bold timing and the presence of a science colleague.
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Springfield
Mass
Charles J. Glidden
H. Helm Clayton
Balloon ascent from Court Square Extension to Lowell
The Blue Hill Observatory crew ascended from Court Square Extension at 12:38 this morning in Mr. Glidden’s balloon the Boston. A southwest wind carried the aeronauts toward Lowell passing Athol Petersham and other towns in that region of the state.
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Blue Hill Observatory
Court Square
Salamon Held Over Alleged 65000 Timber Swindle
Frederick A. Salamon of West 15th Street was arrested by District Attorney staff detectives on a $65,000 timber land swindle claim by James Henry Bryan of Knoxville. Held by Magistrate Walsh in $1,000 bail for examination tomorrow. a short affidavit by Fitzsimmons alleges grand larceny.
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Frederick A. Salamon
No. 45
West 15Th Street
Firesimmons
Flood
James Henry Bryan
Knoxville
Tenn
Hoffman
Salamon
Walsh
Tombs
Fitzsimmons
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Mr. Vorys
Senator Foraker
Railroads
NEW Airship Records
Signal Office
Reserve
New York City
New York Telephone Company
New York & New Jersey Telephone Co
Perts
Philadelphia Mint
Philadelphia
United States Mint
W&j. Sloane
Ree
Wiltons
Axminsters
Brussels
Broadway
Nineteenth St
Glidden
James S. Coward
Greenwich St
N.Y
Naam Wannery Staeer
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