Wright Brothers Break Air Records at Fort Myer
Orville Wright and Lt. Lahm soared the heavier than air craft at Fort Myer setting distance and time records. The flights drew cabinet members and officers as crowds watched a new era in aviation unfold with extended aloft durations and two man flight feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weakington
Orville Wright
Fort Myer
Army
Wright Brothers
Tropland
Fort
Wright
Frank P. Lahm
Signal Corps
Navy
Virginia
Mr. Wright
Wright and Lahm Fly Early Aerial Machine Near Washington
Spectators crowded to see the experimental flight as Mr Wright and Lieutenant Lahm operated the lifting machine. The craft rose smoothly, landed within a hundred feet of the aerial shelter, and Lahm praised the ascent while Wright piloted controls. Washington loomed in the distance as the crowd marveled at advancing aeronautics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wright
Edoutemant Lahm
Lahm
Washington
Female Black Hand terrorizes town in gunfight capture
In Beasemar Michigan on September 10, Mra Frank Galler described as a feminine Black Hand operative was captured after a gun battle with officers. She and her miner husband, four children, recent Venice, Italy arrivals, faced charges as authorities recovered a money box near Powder Mil creek during the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beasemar
Mich
Frank Galler
Mil Creek
Venice
Italy
Man and Lion Fall From Balloon at Staten Island Fair
At the Richmond county fair in Dongan Hills Staten Island William Coby a young balloonist from Milwaukee Wisconsin fell from an exploding balloon. A baby lion cub riding with him also fell but landed on Coby. Coby suffered a spinal injury and was hospitalized. The lion cub, freed from its ropes, sniffed at the unconscious aeronaut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richmond County
Dongan Vitla
Staten Island
Wiliam Coby
Milwaukee
Wis
Coby
Hon
Ita
Tha Boi Fea
Tha Lionen
Falling Earth Kills Two In Mine Breach
In Pottaville Pennsylvania on September 10 Mrs Barbara Berret of Jost Creek near Shenandoah and Jon Gillis of Newark New Jersey aged 21 were buried by a mine breach. The woman was coal picking when earth collapsed overhead trapping them. recovery took nearly an hour. Gillis died of suffocation shortly after burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottaville
Barbara Berret
Jost Creek
Shenandoah
Jon Gillis
Newark
N. J
Gilks
Lost Creek
Wanamaker Mortgages Philadelphia Store Expansion
Wanamaker secures 6 million dollars in a mortgage on his Philadelphia Chestnut Street store properties and adjacent sites to back the final Chestnut street expansion. The Land Title and Trust Company will act as trustee for a five year 6 percent gold bond issue. Separately in Harrisburg, aging United Brethren minister John H. Lowry, 87, lies dying from a fall at his son’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanamaker
Philadelphia
John Wanamaker
Chestnut
Market
Thirteenth
Juniper
Market Street
Land Title & Trust Company
Chestnut Street
Harrisburg
John H. Lowry
United Brethren
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Managers' Hard Lot in Baseball Asks for True Autonomy
The piece argues a manager must handle players as he would be handled, citing leaders like Connie Mack and Jimmy McAleer. It notes owners often interfere, with examples from the Reds, Browns, and Indians, and praises managers who win through control of players and harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aled
Beng Fae
Imsnaser
Dlaine
Cincinnatic
Leveland
York Americans
Brooketon Nationals
Chile
Xl Hanlon
Hall
Alllrove
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Ed Clarke
Pittsburg Vlentes
Charke
Pittsburg
Fom
Jeagenes
Barney Dreyfuss
Ower
Clarke
Binsett
Plelcher Jones
le Har
Jimmy McAleer
St. Louis Browns
Browns
McAleer
St. Louis
Wooll
Bob Wedges
Larry Lafole
Cleveland
Jimus Wagner
Tribe
Lajoie
Jimmie McAleer
Johnny McGraw
Giants
Frank Chance
Chicago Cubs
Connie Mack
The
Athletica
Fielder Jones
Chicago White Roz
Magic Jennings
Tigers
Fred Clarke
Pirates
Baseball Scores From Yesterday in the American League
A scrambled recap lists games across the league with Philadelphia at New York, Washington at Cleveland, Philadelphia again, and New York at Brooklyn. Batter details include pitchers Ames Breanshaw Needham Maloney and others, with standings showing Cincinnati and Chicago near the top and Boston, Brooklyn, and St. Louis in the middle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poltowing
Phladelphias-Newy York
Ath Cheabro
Lennow
Bentler
Coi's
Pes Vickers
Powers
Washington
Teries
Teenehill Steele
NIRV
Cleveland
I Wade
Stebat
Mtb
Ralt
Ingin Y Balterte
Benmiat
Altrak
Sorith
Ei Atiou Re
Atton
Philade'phia
Marion Ferssein
Smith
Rachie
Dooin
Pittsb
Tri State League Scores With Batteries and Readings Noted
In Teena matchups Batterlae McCarthy Emerson and Batlcn ortrenton faced Reading and others. At Harris Johnstown Harrisburg and Lancaster Wilmington show battery pairs Hatford Re monter Singer Weinberg and Krause Smith. Team scores list Williamsport Altoona Lancaster Harrisburg Reading Wilming with player tallies and standings through several games.
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Teena
Vasa
Baterloe —Mathews
MacCarthyi Emerson
Batlcnortrenton
Reading
Batterlae
Atattern
NcCarthy
Belee
Williamsport
Willamaport
Altoona
Hatterles
Frater
Town
Read
Lowry
Glaxsturner
Holmes
Starnagle
Lancester
Lancaster
Wilmington
Batteries
Hatford
Remonter
Singer
Weinberg
Harris
Johnstown
Harrisburg
Hateries, Murphy, Lamberson, Krause
Smith
Ww. L. P
Willams
jJohnson
Harris'g
Triton
Lancastr
Altona
Wilmng
Mitchell Lied Says Attorney in Labor Case Postponed
Washington reports the mistrial against President Samuel Goumpera Secretary Frank Morrisor and John Mitchell of the AFL was postponed for two weeks after a brief hearing. Local attorney W W Smith was appointed as master in chancery to hear the case. Davenport accused Mitchell of making a false affidavit, provoking a heated exchange as Judge Alten Parker defended the labor leaders’ reputation.
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Washington
Lega
Samuel Goumpera
Frank Morrisor
John Mitchell
American Federation of Labor
District of Columbia
Aeta
Atter
W .W. Smith
Os Meater
Chancery
Davenport
Mitchell
Alten B. O Parker
United States
Judge Parker
Remarkable Elephantiasis Case Reported in New York
A Philadelphia woman Mia Jennie Owens who died in a New York cancer hospital was once 160 pounds and grew to 45 pounds at death due to elephantiasis, described by the coroner’s physician as the most remarkable case he had seen. body sent to Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mia
Jennie Owens
Philadelphia
Traveling Man Recalls Rescue on Train in Iran
A traveling man aboard a Pendleton to LeGranie journey describes aiding a sick woman in the smoking car. He provided Chamberlain's Caloric Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, dosed her, and helped aid her until the train stopped, receiving thanks from passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K.&n
Iran
Pendleton
LeGranie
Sun
Gerber
Beatre
Well Dressed Woman Drowns Self at Atlantic Beach
A well dressed woman waded into the Atlantic City surf and attempted suicide near the breakers. Lifeguards and bathers rescued her after a struggle. she was taken to City Hall unable to identify herself as police await recovery of her name and motive.
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Atlantic
Atlantic City
N. 3
Nfe
Eid
Be Womay
Hee
City Hall
Doan's Kidney Pills Earned Wide Praise in Frederick
A Frederick reader, Mrs. J. Bayne of 1805 Ashland Ave, testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured her kidney complaint and backache in 1907 after prior doctor visits and ineffective remedies. She recalls similar praise from 1904 and reiterates the product’s effectiveness, urging others with kidney issues to try it. The ad notes price 50 cents and Foster Milburn Co as sole agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Doan
Bayne
Ashland Avesage
Baltimore
Toom
Young
Min
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United Santas
Ake Cocner
Frederick Market Prices and Public Sale Notice
Prices quoted by the Frederick County Farmare Exchange cover various grains and feeds with ranges for corn wheat oats and hay. A separate public sale notice from the Orphans Court of Frederick announces the sale of the Charlotte B Bowser estate on East Patrick Street Frederick City with details on property improvements lot size and sale terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte & Bowers
Patrick Stret and
Chapel Alley
Frederick City
RIAL
Fass
Patrick Street
Stem Heat
Saultery
Oneness
Hygeia Ios
Frederick County Nations Bank
North Market Mireegs
Report on 1907 coal district clears fatalities and output
Harrisburg report from James E. Roderick chief of mines shows 149,659,047 tons of bituminous coal mined in 1907 with 110,622,428 tons shipped by rail. Workforce reached 193,121. fatal accidents totaled 806 and non fatal 1,207.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
James E. Roderick
Department of Mines
Judge Parker Declines New York Governor Race
Judge Alton B. Parker states he is not willing to run for governor of New York. The Duke family member K. Duke dies at Cape May New Jersey, after stints in West Virginia and Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton B. Parker
New York
K. Duke
Duke
West, Virginia
Kentucky
Cape May
Public Sale of Ebert Bankruptcy Property in Frederick
Under a U S District Court order in the Ebert bankruptcy case, trustees offer at public sale the estate of Charles W Chaldsborough and Ebert. The site includes a 43-100 acre Limestone property with a two and a half story dwelling, frame barn, carriage house, outbuildings, water, and two streets plus Northern Central Railway access. The property contains 25 unimproved lots and a 60 feet street frontage near Hovis, with college placement at the floor level. Sale to be held at the Court House door in Frederick on September 20 at 11 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Street
F. & M. Electric
Peenemion
Barrer Te Leaner
District Court of the
United States
District of Maid
Eberts
Ebert
Itn Vant
Des. Ateugius Bobert
Tina Bert
Voutt House
Frederick
Stete
Maryland
Tle Seid
H. Mbert
Bankrigt
Elizabeth Ebert
West Paisick Street
Frederick City
Maid Street
Buck Basin
Sontaloink
Bad Roms
Auklalus ii
Sibert
Elisbeth Ebert
Jaber Ss
T. H. Nu
Frederick County
State of Maryland
Cork
Circuit Court
Conely
Aunstay HH. Ebert
Elizabeth Ibert
Brederick
Augustus HW Khert
Bredaick
Feuraville
Eime Kha
Ann
Ann Mr. Zimmerman
Vitfeers
Mary L. Ebert
E. Bers
Brederick County
Albom
Purc Chase
Charles C. Watera
Winasy Ly
Coulentz
Thaddeus M. Biskic
Walkeraville
Sharp
Northern Central Railway
Cramer & Stauffer
Dayton
Henrietta Lee Goldahorough
Cramer & Brauffer
Agata
Marvey
U. S
Ferion Oear
Brunswick
Jefferson
Try Aid
Ve. Srs
Telegraph Bt
W.patrick Street
Tral Bank
Frederick, Md
Ghame & Ia
Cramer
Stauprer
Yredebior
Frederick. Ltd
Walkeenville
Carroll
Pike
Oor
Ot Wellings
Teearuer
Lodging Prices and Sales Amid New Style Opps
Fragmentary note notes new style changes affecting lodging and pricing. Mentions sold god and price shifts, with limited readable entities. Context unclear. summary presents available items as listed without added details.
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Aeronaut
Beast
Bill SooRass
Boxton
Chicago
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Louis
Detroit
Stans
Lom Gils
St.Louis Hy
Aohin
Cleveld
N. York
Tristate League
Chicngo News
Frederick County Farmare’ Exchange
Bslbire
Timothy
New Bain
Valuable City Real E&state
Orphans’ Court of
Mil
Charlotte B. Bowsers
Rp Rustees’ Salf
City Meal Estate
Chartes W. Chaldsborough
Apne
SHE College Placs CO
Iitdiy
Breede
John Eibenhauer
Aga Anklin
Arick County
N. BR
D. Mante
Fredort
Donce
Cramel & Sons
Rpnomas & Motter
Laltimore
Ola Railroad
Bunday
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