Baldwin Airship Demonstration At Fort Myer Tests
Washington August test of the Baldwin airship shows a 200 foot ascent and a near two mile flight with speeds from twelve to twenty miles per hour. The contract price is 6780 dollars, with bonuses and deductions tied to maintaining twenty miles per hour and distance. Cap tain Baldwin piloted the dirigible as Lieutenants Lahm and Fautois observed the run for military use.
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Mott
Washington
Aug
Captain Baldwin
Fort Myer
United States Army
Baldwin
Agein
Signal Corps
Lahm
Fautois
Signal Corp4
Aerdrolutical Division
Rts Sated
Elie
Ciettenant
Gecwre
Danin Baldwin
Tragic poker loss ends in fatal shooting in Chicago
Gus Schoenbeck a foundry foreman lost 750 dollars at poker then shot himself after returning home penniless His seven year old daughter Mary asked for a penny prompting the suicide The incident adds to a string of distressing crime and tragedy reported from Altoona and St Louis with other brief notes on a safe robbery and a hospital injury involving a cinder incident leading to amputation.
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Chicago
Gus Schoenbeck
Mary
Schoenbeck
Dia
Man Returns to Help Berea Family Mortgage Relief
John Defeller visits a Berea area farm to aid William Krause and wife and their 14 year old daughter struggling with a $300 debt. Rockefeller, hearing their story, gives $101, including a notable $1 bill no. M14 447 892, which the Krauses keep for luck rather than spending.
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Cives
Cleveland
John Defeller
Berea
William Krause
Germany
Rockefeller
Seven Hurt In Upset Auto On Chestnut Hill
Seven persons were injured when an automobile overturned on Chestnut Hill Philadelphia on August 8. The car skidded into a curb throwing eight occupants to the pavement. Injured include William Atkinson and his wife plus three girl friends and chauffeur Frank C. Williams. One eighteen year old stepson escaped unharmed due to Mrs Atkinson’s quick action. Mrs Atkinson likely fatally injured and the chauffeur is dying in hospital.
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Philadelphia
Chestnut Hill
William Atkinson
Germantown
Frank C. Williams
Cardinal Gibbons Recovers Amid Rome Update
Rome reports Cardinal Gibbons improving after intestinal distress. His temperature is normal, no complications expected, and he hopes to attend Sundays Sistine Chapel service. He delegated Mgr. O Connor as celebrant for mass in Santa Maria in Trastevere on August 1.
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Rome
Cardinal Gibbons
Sistine Chapel
Church of Santa Marie
Trastevere
Mgr. O'Connor
Bottling works fire devastates Harrisburg business
The Thomas J. Beck bottling works at Harrisburg Pa was destroyed by fire causing a loss of several thousand dollars. News notes recall temperance advocate Mother Stewart dying at her Hicksville home. A United States pathologist reports chronic diarrhoea believed.
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Thomas J. Beck
Harrisburg
Eliza D. Stewart
Stewart
Hicksville
Edward FE
R. Rn
Henry
United Mates Hd
Buffalo Bars Out The Hearst Party
Erie county election officials refuse to place the Independent party on the official ballot without a court order. No party certificate filed by the party’s chairman, and no state confirmation. recognition deemed not official. Other items report medical, criminal, and personal news from across the country with brief, non-graphic summaries.
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Buffalo
Emerson
Erie County
Sherman
Jerome
Independence League
League
Juror Snores Through Damages Trial Postponed
Atlantic City N J Aug 8 John Brogan juror fell asleep during a district court damage suit and the hearing was postponed as he could not be awakened He faces contempt charges after the incident and the trial is rescheduled.
Monograms on Suit Buttons Spur Family Monogram Trend
Miss Carow sister of Mrs. Roosevelt wore an ecru linen suit with hand painted porcelain monogram buttons reading E. K. in yellow and brown. Emily Kermit Carow and Edith Kermit Roosevelt share initials while Ethel Roosevelt uses a monogram designed by their artist aunt featuring elongated letters and intertwined roses.
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Miss Carow
Roosevelt
Europe
Misa Caron
Emily Kermit
Roosevelt Creat
A Martyr and Perjury Charge Prompt Debate
In Philadelphia a politician faced a perjury accusation. The exchange centered on lying under oath with the quoted question What constitutes perjury and the insult claim of professional jealousy by the defendant.
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Philadelphia
Consolation from Pa on Whipping and Consequences
A frayed dialogue recalls a chastised son debating punishment with his father. The father notes a different scenario would merely exchange one beating for two, emphasizing the cost of missteps and consequences inside a rough domestic exchange.
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Wolfe Simmonds
A Lee
Promising Western Players Targeted by Major League Scouts
Major league clubs, eager to strengthen rosters, are scouting western minor leaguers led by Bomar and Niebhet of Des Moines and Patterson of Pueblo. South and midwest prospects like Speaker and Lord show potential, with Cleveland and Chicago teams already aggressively pursuing talent amid injuries and pennant pressures.
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Gall Players Inc
West End
Qouth
Bomar
Infieldse Niebhet
Des Moines
Fitegerald
Sid Smith
Wilhelm
Ball
Als
Manuel
Graham
Auapta Ford
Castleton
Jordan
Moran
Becker
Frank Owen
Cranston
Birmingham
Mack Robinson
Raub
Montgomery
Pepe
Persips
Hub Hart
Esshe
Benson
Owens
Ford
Robinson
Chappelle
Perdue
Ryan
Bartley
Dixie
Jakey Atees
McDonald
Speaker
Lord
Cleveland Americans
Stovall
Chicago Americans
No Mercy For Rowdy Ball Players
President Powers disciplines rowdy Eastern league players after a Jersey City mix up. Pitcher Brown suspended three days and fined 19 dollars. Mettes fined 25 dollars. Indefinite suspension and 26 dollar fine imposed on Desnay and Dun as manager Donneran.
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President Powers
Jersey City
Murray
Brown
Picker Mettes
Mettes
Moran
Desnay
Donnerangle
Deesad
Duna
Base Ball Scores and Standings From Yesterday
American League results include Chicago beating Boston 7 to 0 and Detroit over Athletcs 7 to 0. Cleveland beat Washington 2 to 1, St Louis vs New York postponed due to wet grounds. National League games Brooklyn Cincinnati and other games postponed by rain. Tri-State League reports Harrisburg 3 Johnstown 0 in 10 innings with Krapse and Knotts on mound. Standings show Detroit and Chicago leading, followed by Boston and Cleveland. Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia in middle, Harrisburg leading Reading in the Tri-State.
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Gerries
Chihicago
Boston
Batteriesfannehlil
Walsh
Bullivan
Weaver
Burchell
Arellane Caroigan
Detroit
Athletics
Troit
Batteries — Plank
Powers
Van
Schmidt
Thomas
Cleveland
Washington
Batterien
L. W. LP
W.J. P. Detroit
Athletic
Louis
Washin
Cleveld
N. York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Eeklyn
Ewing
Rucker
Lolmes
Bergen
Broan
Pittsb’s. Arie
Gincintt & Uy Ageu
N.york
Beaton
Chicago
Brooking
Philada
Loute
Tristate League
Harrisburg
Johnstown
Trenton
Altoona
Ten Eyck coaching triumph at Poughkeepsie regatta
Jim Ten Eyck coached Syracuse rowers to victory in both the varsity eight and four events at Poughkeepsie New York overcoming outside skepticism. His son Jim junior stroked the winning eight, honoring a family famed for athletic prowess. A separate courtroom anecdote recalls a counterfeiter’s story of a lawyer’s advice leading to a not guilty verdict.
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Ried
Ten Eycke
Ten Eycks
Poes
Jim Ten Eyck
Syracuse
Poughkeepate
Ten Kyck
Ten Eyck
Jim Junior
Memory and loss of memory in a reflective vignette
A reflective fragment about memory as possession that cannot be taken away. The speaker notes memory's absolute ownership and enduring voice amid crowds, followed by a brief dialogic reminiscence about youth and misjudgment in relationships. The text blends quotation marks and stray phrases from other snippets.
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