Regular airship service opens in Dusseldorf Deutschland
The first scheduled airship trip carried 20 passengers from Friedrichshafen to Dusseldorf, covering 300 miles in nine hours with a 33 mph average. Count Zeppelin helmed the Deutschland, passengers included directors from Hamburg American Steamship and German Airship Stock companies. The craft featured a restaurant and luxury cabin, and tickets sold for 25 to 50 dollars.
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Dussellorf
Germany
Zeppelin
Friederichshafen
Stuttgart
Iree
Wich
Army men gathering data for aeroplane fleet
Officials of Washington report that army men in June are collecting data to build and expand an aeroplane fleet. The effort focuses on evaluating aircraft, engines, and operations to bolster air power.
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United States Army
United States
Congress
War Department
Germany
Japan
Washington
Engineering Teachers Meet in Madison Wis
A large gathering of engineers and teachers attended the eighteenth annual session of the Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education in Madison. President Henry H. Munroe of Columbia University opened the meeting with welcoming remarks and reports. Tomorrow evening President Van Hise of the University of Wisconsin will discuss conservation after supper at the Golf club. the meeting concludes Saturday.
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Madison
Wis
Society For Tur Promotion of
Henry 8. Munroe
Columbia Univesity
van Hise
University of Wisconsin
Harword urges reforms in Democratic governor bid
Dayton and St Louis dispatches report Gov. Judson Harword accepted a Democratic gubernatorial nomination by acclamation. He called for a broader Democratic assembly and bold reforms, denouncing Republican tariffs as benefits for special interests and pledging to oppose waste and high living costs. In St. Louis Taft cabinet critique follows Folk remarks linking special interests to cabinet posts and Roosevelt’s stance. A Waterloo youth shot his mother, then surrendered to doctors.
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Republican Party
Judson Harwor
Harmon
Wi Seth
Taft
Young Men's Democratic Club
Atlanta
Dispatches
Georgia
Folk
Polk
Roosevelt
Altai
Waterloo
Dellar
Colwull
Reformist Madero Held in Mexico City Trial Threatened
Francisco Madero liberal candidate for Mexico’s presidency is moved to a San Luis penitentiary, charge changed to inciting revolt as Liberals warn of border uprisings. Rurales guard rail line. U.S. Cavalry at Port Huachuca prepared to protect American property amid tensions with Diaz regime.
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Francisco
Madero
Thun
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Senora
Neco
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Burrel
United States Cavalry
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Arie
Noted Figures Travel Amid Academic Shifts
The report notes Baroda prince Gaekwar and other Indian dignitaries visiting New York and Yale student ties. Yale student M. Jaisingara linked with the Indian royal circle. Millsaps College and Starkville faculty appointments emerge as part of the era's mobility and leadership changes.
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Wash
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Gaekwar
Baroda
India
Iwi
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Prince Jaisingara
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Indiana Democratic Editorial Association
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