Fall with machine wreck halts Washington flight
Aviators Parry N. Atwood and Charles Hamilton endured a near fatal crash after engine trouble forced a second postponement of their Washington flight. They crashed in Ventnor City mud tearing the aircraft. both pilots were shaken but uninjured and plan to resume toward Washington after field repairs.
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Athintic City
No. Juy 10
Parry N. Atwood
Charles Hamilton
thei arival
Washington
Hamilton
Ventnor City
Hamplton
Atlanta City
Waterbury
Atwood
ocean pier
Cattle Die in Western Texas Heat and Drought
Thousands of cattle perish on western Texas ranges and Pecos valley due to heat hunger and thirst with losses estimated from 600000 to 750000 dollars. Rainfall may reduce further losses but total could reach into the millions. Risona Headache Tablets advertised as pain relief.
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Texas
Galveston
Tex
Pecos valley
Cipriano Castro Seeks to Regain Venezuela Dictatorship
Former Venezuelan leader Cipriano Castro announces intent to reclaim dictatorial control amid ongoing political turmoil in Venezuela, signaling a potential major shift in the nation’s leadership and governance.
Unrest in Guba Provokes Rumors of Revolution
Rumors of discontent spread from Havana to Pinar del Rio and Oriente as sugar workers and rural guards report growing unrest. Observers link agitation to Cuba’s president Gomez and a controversial mansion purchase, while authorities dismiss concerns despite palace unease.
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Havana
Cuba
Tiavana
Pinar del Ria
Oriente
Gomez
Prado and
Colon
Senor Gomez
Scotty Turns Up Again In Goldfield Nev
Death Valley Scotty the elusive spender reappeared in Goldfield with $11,000 on hand after three months of being broke in Reno. He plans to reveal wealth after Aug 1 and then tour the continent by special train before settling down. He says champagne corks outnumbered Mexican war bullets and that his education has been expensive.
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Death Valley
Goldfield
Nev
Scotty
United States
willi
Reno
Killed Baby With Last Fourth Cartridge in Selinsgrove
Twelve year old Russell Knight fired the last of his Fourth of July ammunition on a Port Trecron lawn in Selinsgrove Pennsylvania, instantly killing two year old Selin Auchet when the revolver discharged. Other notes mention a cigar stand opening in Ocean Grove, ministry investments, Taft's return to Washington, anarchist arrests in Indiana, a damaged dental ad, and a note on treating sprains with Chamberlain's Liniment.
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Selinsgrove
Russell Knight
Selin Auchet
Port Trecorton
Ocean Grove
Asbury Park
Notable Day at Fourth Brigade Camp Sanitary Review and Trophy Parade
On Sunday at Mount Gretna Fourth Brigade Camp 18 000 visitors attended as special rains drew guests from Philadelphia Pottsville Allentown Lancaster Reading York and others. General Coryell presided over a parade and trophy presentations in the Essingon range rifle competitions with Major Mon tellus and Major Hess inspecting sanitary conditions. over 590 spectators mostly women witnessed the prize ceremony after the parade with regiments led by Colonel O Neill Hutchinson and Cornwell.
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Fourth Brigade
Mount Gretna
daly
Stoth
rockeh imu
Philadelphia
Pottsville
James B. Coryell
Montellus
Coryell
L. T. Hess
United States
Heys
inipon
pla
O'Neill
Jeading
Uutchingon
G G
Great Fleet Gathering. U S Warships to Maneuver Off Atlantic
Provincetown Massachusetts July 10 The largest single assembly of American war vessels awaits Atlantic coast maneuvers beginning July 7 The fleet of thirty five ships will grow by seventeen more including four dreadnoughts Delaware Kansas Louisiana and New Hampshire The Delaware recently returned from the coronation in England Officials expect twenty five thousand officers sailors and marines in Provincetown by week’s end.
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U. S S
Provincetown
Mass
Provincetown harbor
Atlantic coast
Delaware
Kansas
Louisiana
New Hampshie
England
Provinetown
Last Year Surpassed All Others of Decade In High Prices
Washington July 10. An investigation by the bureau of labor shows wholesale prices for 257 commodities in 1910 were 4 per cent higher than 1909 and 4.6 per cent above the 1907 average. Farm products rose 7.5 per cent from 1909, lumber and building materials up 10.7 per cent, eggs up 90 per cent, potatoes up 300 per cent, meat beef up 35 per cent. Prices peaked in 1907 and rose steadily to 1910, then declined slightly but remained well above long-term averages. 148 commodities rose, 83 declined, 26 unchanged.
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Washington
bureau of labor
bureau
Ice famine in Pittsburg prompts steps to ease heat
Pittsburg, July 10. In a severe ice shortage city plans aim to stretch supplies to lower the burden on homes, especially the poor. The heat wave pushed temperatures to 95 for the fifth time in seven days, causing several heat related deaths, two personal crisis reports, and twelve prostrations.
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Pittsburg
Brown Denies Senatorial Bid By Railroad Head
Chicago July 10 William C Brown president of the New York Central lines denies plans to resign and run for senator to succeed W S Kenyon He states the senatorial candidacy story is false and he has no intention of leaving the NY Central presidency or seeking a seat in the Senate while at Lime Springs Indiana.
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Chicago
William C. Brown
New York Central lines
W. S. Kenyon
Mr. Brown
Lime Springs
Washington
Aviator Commissioners Fight Duel in Liege
Paris dispatch reports Paul Tissandier and the Marquis Kergarion, aviation circuit race commissioners, dueled in Liege Belgium. In the third bout Kergarion was wounded with an inch deep cut to his right forearm and both men were declared reconciled.
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Paris
Paul Tissandier
Marquis Kergarion
Journal aviation circuit
Liege
Belgium
Kergarion
Duke to Renounce Title Amid Fealty Oath
Jason Howard, son of Hehe de Sagan and Anna, once Countess Castellane, is set to become Duke of Talieyrand-Perigord after de Sagan consents to renounce the title. He will take the oath of fealty to the Kaiser in due course amid questions and sorrow.
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Pass
Jason Howard
Hehe de Sagan
Anna
Countess Castellane
Jar Gould
Talieyrand-Perigord
De Sagan
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