Zeppelin Airship Ends In Fire Near Stuttgart
A Zeppelin airship anchored near Stuttgart was destroyed when a wind gust struck the craft, lifting it fifty feet before crashing to the earth. The gas bay exploded, fire spread rapidly, and several crew members were injured in the catastrophic failure near Echterdingen on August 6.
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Stuttgart
Count Zeppelin
Friedrichshafen
Nackenhalm
Mayonce
Echterdingen
Count Zeppelit
Zeppelin Disaster and Magnetic Flight Updates Across The News
The report covers Count Zeppelin's airship crash at Echterdingen with fire and injuries to several soldiers and engineers, followed by accounts of Captain Baldwin's successful dirigible flight at Fort Myer using the Balloonet design. It also notes pension details for Philadelphia printers and a Maryland accident involving talcum powder and carbolic acid.
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Capt. Baldwin
Washington
Captain Baldwin
Fort Myero hta
Curtisa
ocean lner
Mr. Curtas
America
Raymond
Ella Davison
Grief Among Marrymakers In Friedrichshafen
Aug 6 Count Zeppelin's airship exploded at Echterdingen shattering hopes for a grand Friedrichshafen welcome. Tens of thousands gathered along the lakefront for the aeronaut's return from a notable voyage as a telegram flashed from the newspaper office.
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Friedrichshafen
Count Zeppelin
Echterdingen
faa
Germany
Canadian Pacific shopmen strike vast Canada wide
Union shopmen employed by the Canadian Pacific Railway walked out across the system from the Atlantic to the Pacific. About 13,000 went on strike, including 2,200 in Montreal and 1,500 at Winnipeg, with 2,000 leaving between Fort William and Vancouver. Old workers seeking pensions quit as the dispute over wage settlement, not accepted by the conciliation board, sent shops idle and delayed trains nationwide.
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Winnipeg
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Canadian Pacific Railway company
Atlantic
Pacific
Montreal
Fort William
Vancouver
Une
Canada
conciliation board
Lemieux
balay
Canadian Pacific’ Railway company
Canadian Pacific railway
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Man Falls From Hotel Window in Atlantic City
James Tonge of Chester Pennsylvania died after falling from a third story window at the Hotel Stanley in Atlantic City New Jersey Police believe he woke the hotel manager assailed by sleepiness then wandered to his room and fell from the window The 65 year old man left behind a family in Chester The death was found in an alley beside the hotel
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Atlantic City
N. J
James Tonge
Chester
Stamley
Tonge
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NORTH STAR FREEZERS
ALLEN G. QUYNN & CO
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BIRELY'S
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FREDERICK, MD
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Old Frederick
BALTIMORE & OHIO
BALTIMORE
FOURTH STREET
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Next Central Bank
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PORTLAND
DEXTER
MARYLAND BRICK AND SUPPLY CO
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MARKEY’S
NORMAN E. MACK
Norman HE. Mack
Buffalo Times
Sunday Times
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Union Pensiona Printers
Philadelphia
International Typographical union
executive council
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Arbitration Board
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La Salle
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