02 Sep 1910
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1910
Page
1
Fragmentary note mentions leather boxes, Velour, gain metal call, patent colt, and Tuesday cuts by Bitton and Bletcher. References Salida Oak tinned soles and a show that stayed well and fit growing, romping feet. details are garbled and uncertain.
Reports say troops near Solano and Rayonbong prepare to encircle and capture outlaws. Government reinforcements ready. Mandalc convicted of a crime and sentenced to prison. appeal pending. Whisky price in Cincinnati rises 3 cents per gallon to $1.38.
Mrs G A Curtiss widow of the famed aeroplane pioneer is recalled in a biography detailing her husband’s early aviation work and the family’s role in establishing Curtiss aircraft ventures. The obituary notes the couple’s contributions to early flight and lasting impact on aviation history.
Cleveland reports Glenn Curtiss flying a biplane from Cedar Point over water to Euclid Beach, setting records for all water flights. The run, despite a gale, outpaced the Lake Shore train carrying Mrs Curtiss and aviators Rig and Mrs. The train, scheduled to leave Bandualry, five minutes before takeoff, failed to catch the aircraft.
A husband, Delry, allegedly attacked his wife in their home, slashing her throat with a knife after a quarrel. He fled to a Mayer J. Harvey store on Second and Monroe, where police arrested him. Their daughter Elizabeth was present. Milton, thirteen, was away at the time.
Lord Kilmarnock, a guest at Balmoral, was shot during a grouse outing when a volley struck his right arm nose ear and jaw. A gillie was slightly injured and the alarm was raised as authorities investigated who fired the shot.
A man shot his wife and daughter after a family quarrel in Norfolk. The wounded wife died, the twelve year old daughter Rita died later in hospital, and the suspect Smyth surrendered to police. He showed no remorse when told his actions were driven by jealousy.
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