Auto Crashes Into Electric Train at Gloucester Crossing
Camden, Sept 26. Three people killed and two injured when an automobile carrying five residents of Camden and Philadelphia was struck by an electric train on the West Jersey and Seashore line at an unprotected grade crossing in Gloucester City. Victims include Clayton P. Davis, Mrs. William B. Mackey, and Charles P. Feat. two others, William B. Mackey and Myrtle Fest, survived.
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Camden
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West Jersey & Seashore railroad
Gloucester City
Clayton ‘P. "Davis
Quigley, Davis & Dory
William. B. Mackey
Davis
Charles P. Feat
Philadelphia
Wiliam B.’ B Mackey
Myrtle Fest
Fest
Canadians Visit England At Expense of Commander Pellatt
Sir Henry Pellatt commander of the Queen's Own ties of Canada visits England with his soldiers, bearing costs for two weeks of entertainments. The aim is to give his men experience with regular troops and promote imperial camaraderie. Plans include a future return of a British regiment to Canada and a reciprocal exchange with the King Edward regiment, linked to the Eighth Prince Louise's and New Brunswick Hussars.
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England
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Louise's
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Gloucester Crossing Tragedy Kills Two on Unprotected Route
Nine injured in a collision at the Eager street crossing in Gloucester as an automobile returning from Collingwood was struck by an electric train. Davis and Feat died from severe head injuries. Mrs Mackey died en route to Cooper Hospital. Bodies sent to Camden morgue identified by Davis widow.
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Collingawood
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Misa
Passenge
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Feat
Cooper hospital
Camden
Clayton P. Davis
Finances Hunt for Bride and Loses Count Von Auersperg
Count Guido von Auersperg of Lalbach Austria sought a bride in the United States last spring. He borrowed 16,000 crowns from Dr Oth ungr Wegentann on two occasions and 20,000 more later without writing pledges. He promised repayment but has failed to respond to demands. He is 28, owned estates in Schoenberg and Senneberg, and plans to enter the Austrian diet next year. He paid respects to President Taft and the Austrian ambassador in Washington.
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Austria
Guido Von ‘Alloraperg
United’ States
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Seneenberg
United States
Washington
Taft
Woman passenger sets air record with Grahame-White flight
In Farnum biplane at Squantum Harvard field Miss Hicanor Sears breaks the woman passenger flight time record with Claude Grahame-White aboard. The plane performed a sharp near-ground turn, cut power, then bounced, recovered and rode out the landing as spectators cheered the dramatic stunt.
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Harvard aviation
Hicanor Sears
Claude
Grahame-White
Farnum
matutes
Railroad unions urge government aid after rate increase drive
In New York on September 26 delegates from the Brotherhoods of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen, Railroad Conductors, and other unions gathered at Amsterdam Opera House urging the government to authorize rate increases to sustain rail service and wages. They presented a memorial to President Taft and the Interstate Commerce Commission, noting united employer and employee interests, supporting railroads while seeking fair wages, safety, and service quality.
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