Taft at Hotel Linton plans future speaking tour
Mr Taft spent a busy Cincinnati day at headquarters in the Hotel Linton receiving political callers and old friends after a successful Sandusky speech and state tour. The national committee weighs an extended trip through West Virginia Maryland New York and Ohio with potential stops in Indianapolis Chicago Milwaukee and Nebraska.
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Miss
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Wilkes-Barre
Penn
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Immigration Service
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United States
West
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Roosevelt
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National Negro Baptist Convention
Lexington
Kentucky Bankers’ Association
Muncie
Ind
Bryan on Railroads in Peoria Colloquy and Travel
William J. Bryan spoke in Peoria during the Democratic State Convention day, addressing labor, state rights, and railroad reform. He argued for honest railroading and investment, distinguishing between public-spirited managers and self-serving financiers, as he toured with staff and press before leaving by special car for Evansville, Indiana.
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Ind
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Florida
Robert 8. Rose
A. E. Menning
Bryan
Democratic Party
Wrights airship tests draw high level officials to Fort Myer
The article notes Charles F. Wright and Lt. Dahm piloting a two passenger aeroplane at Fort Myer with officials including Secretary Straus Secretary Metcalf and General Murray watching. Wright reported no nerves and a smooth flight lasting 57 minutes 31 seconds at about 36 to 38 mph. Navy Lt. C G Sweet named official observer as the department seeks heavier than air machines.
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Crozier
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Charles D. Walcott
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Washington
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France
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Arugusus Post
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Ohio
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London reaction to Wright brothers flight at Fort Myer
Major Baden Powell, prominent aeronautical expert and former Aeronautical Society president, welcomed the Wright brothers flight. He praised their progress, saying aerial navigation without gas is now an accomplished fact and predicts further advances. He noted the craft could hover for an hour as a future outcome.
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England
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Regulation and railroads in Democratic platform discourse
The article outlines Democratic views favoring regulated rail transportation without wage cuts, praising state and federal action within powers. It notes the party’s stance on distinguishing legitimate corporations from exploitative ones, endorses Lawrence Stringer for Senate and Adlai Stevenson for Governor, and reports on mint resumption and early aeronautics progress with Wright brothers amid international reactions.
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Democratic Party
Wright brothers set air speed record sparks global praise
Paris and Le Mans reports praise Orville Wright's aeroplane flight as a major advance in flight. French aviators Bleriot Delagrange celebrate the progress while planning future attempts to surpass the hour, noting Wrights held world records since 1905. Wilbur Wright confirms their long standing record remains.
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Wright Brothers
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United States
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le Mans
Wilbur Wright
M. Delagrange
Wrights
Bleriot Completes Three Flights at Issy
Paris reports M Bleriot flew his monoplane at Issy today. He covered 20 yards on the first run, another 20 on the second, and 0 yards on the final attempt, marking three flights.
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M. Bleriot
Issy
Glidden in midnight ascent at Springfield
Charles J. Glidden accompanied by Professor H Helm Clayton makes a midnight ascent in Springfield Massachusetts on September 10. The event is described as a bold early aviation experiment with details on the explorers and their plans.
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Springfield
Mass
Charles J. Glidden
H. Helm Clayton
Balloon ascent drifts toward Lowell from Court Square
The Blue Hill Observatory ascent began at Court Square Extension at 12 38 this morning aboard Mr Glidden's balloon Boston. A southwest wind pushed the aeronauts toward Lowell via Athol Petersham and nearby towns in the region.
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Salamon Held on Alleged $65,000 Timber Swindle
Frederick A. Salamon of West 15th Street was arrested by District Attorney staff detectives on a claim by Knoxville man James Henry Bryan that Salamon swindled him out of 65000 in a timber land deal. Held by Magistrate Walsh in the Tombs with $1000 bail for examination tomorrow. a short affidavit cites grand larceny suspicion.
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No. 45
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Flood
James Henry Bryan
Knoxville
Tenn
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Salamon
Walsh
Tombs
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