Now Comes The Aerial Liner Propels Zeppelin Flight Era
Count Zeppelin unveils the Deutschland a giant dirigible making regular 300 mile trips between Friedrichshafen and Dusseldorf. Seven passengers on the first voyage reported smooth progress at 33 mph with a 9 hour 300 mile crossing and crowds in Stuttgart Mannheim and Cologne.
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Zeppelin
Friedrichshafen
Dusseldorf
Germany
Stuthgart
Stuttgart
Mannheim
Colocne
Tme
Bis
Count Zeppelin
Hamburg-Anericag Steamship One
German Airship Stock Company
Express
Rhine
Ferdinand Zeppelin
Io x
Alloon
Wrien
Army of the Potomac
Carl Schurz
Fredericksburg
Wurttemberg
Frankfort
Avas
Duke of Connaught Named Governor General of Canada
The announcement that the Duke of Connaught will succeed Earl Grey as Governor General of Canada is celebrated in the Dominion. The duke, a brother of the late King Edward, is popular in England and known for a simple soldierly life. He and his wife with three children enjoy hunting and fishing at Bugshot Park in Surrey.
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Connaught
Earl G Grey
Canad
Canola
Buke of
Edward
England
Fred
Crown Prince of
Sweden
Bugshot Park
Surrey
A. H. van Riper
Nutley
Rural telephone spreads sermons in Kansas town
In Olathe Kansas the rural telephone system now distributes Sunday sermons to three churches. An exposed transmitter near the pulpit captures the minister’s voice and broadcasts the sermon to old and sick listeners, delivering convenient access without hindering worship.
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Olathe
Kan
Hach Ehurch
Fragmentary map codes and lot references mixed with numbers
A dense string of map numbers and lot identifiers appears with scattered figures such as 44 to 18 738 to Bh 478 177 5 336 to 365 2 4105 to 108 23 and 24 6210 67 9179 180 18 and other scattered digits. No clear event or context emerges.
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Vernon Street
Fairview Corporation
Mt. Veron
Vernon
E. Keer
Luis
Bik
Mt. Vernon Street
Ridge Avenue
Tuesairview Corporation
Canal Street
iMsto
Bes
Bik Bess
Clement Street
Lepachsteastinn Daca Snr
Bk Cna
Glement
Anna Werris
Joseph Geisler
Highland Avenue
Ener
John Horn
Milton
Andrew Heiderfer
Muten
Amanda Kingsland
Aires
Wes Bloomfield Avenue
Fair
Blomfield Avenue
Annie Roth
Bloomfield
David L. Thornton
Gans
Emily
Anna Coope
Kenzelav
Charles O'Kaire
Alexander Avenue
Eee
Crenzio Accomando
Hope Street
s.Jefferson St
Oak Crest Place
Edgar A. Dunham
Sylvan Place
Mary A. Cooke
Cogyman Avenue
Ida B. Griffith
Coeyman Avenue
Maud Slaughter
Hawthorne
James. Stephens
Ns High St
Nicholas Krantz
Cottage Place
Elizabeth Dilstrom
House
Leake Street
George H. Gardner
Kingsland
Laura Zalkey
Ws Cathedral
Harry Corb
Kingsland Rd
Philetus Cuaimings
Paterson
W. T.foster
Giendaie
Mary A. Simpson
Passaic
Alexander Edwards
Newark St
Henry G. Boddie
Vreeland Ay
World's Richest Boys Want to Return to America
The two young heirs of Marshall Field, Henry and Marshall Field, heirs to a hundred million dollars, study at Eton in England but grow homesick and threaten to run away unless permitted to come home. Marshall Field Sr. is groomed to lead Chicago's largest mercantile house after reaching his majority, with strong ties to his grandfather's business.
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Henry
Marshall Field
Chicago
Eton College
England
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Aarmship
Duke OF Connaught
Earl Grey
Canada
Ewark's
New
Halsey
Newark
City of Industry
Broad, New and
Halsey Sts
Casmier W. Yasinski
Colonial Ter
Harriet H. Taydor
Hillside
Albert Redfern
Prospect St
John H. Simpson
Lis
John St Mary Grosso
Goxioo
New Street
Annie B. Moore
Franklin Avenue
Edward Cassidy
Mew
John W. Jordan
Centre St
Warren Vreelams
Frankln
Warren Vreeland
B&g
W.J. Florence
Vreeland Avenues
James ‘Hally
Jet
Passarc Dis
Mary Marsh
His
Barn
John J. Breslin
Passaic Aveirize
Angus Felvach
Entwistle Ay Domenica
Wes
Gless
Frank Nauraki
Gless Avenue
Brank Nauraki
Entwistle
Pietro Accangelo
Igegi
Sti. Elezy
E. Meachem
Canningham
Anna V. Boynton
Whitford Avenue
Sarah F. Nairn
Whitford
Mary NK. Remington
Mary Remington
Hmma S. Shaw
Brookfield Avenue
Emma S. Shaw
Brookfeld Avenue
Henrietta Wetherbee
Brookfield Av
Saraly FL Nairn
Highfield Jane
E. W. Conduit
F. Nairn
Chestnut Street
Eleanor B. Lamb
Bik A
Grant Avenue
H. G. Chur
Isregular
Bik C
Rouse
Burnett Place
Chas. AM. Hillyer
Rudolph. Miller
Centre Street
Rudolph Miller
Cunningham Street
Charlotte Haight
Miller St
Giland
Sof
Ameria A
Ackerman
Washington Avenue
Centre
Bred’k Miller
Mary J. Rogers
Melrose St
Howard BE
Te Asso
Katherine le Bel
Grant Ave
Walnut St
U. K
Match Machine Co
Washington
Phillips
River Toad
Austin C. Phillips
Thomas Killean
Washington A
Cere
Apa Niagee
Ces
Joseph Barr
Raphael Cozeling
Bombert Strest
Joseph
Pallidino
Humbert
Francesco Voeturo
Luigi Verberi
People’s B
I. A
S.F. Nairn
Highfield Lane
Gat Nautlen Avenue
Ella van Zandt
Wheeler
Haiti
Nutlex
N. J
America
New Jersey
Froude Co
Washington Place
Aye
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