British Army Aviator Killed in Salisbury Crash
Major George Chariton Merrick of the British army flying corps died in Salisbury when his aeroplane suddenly collapsed. He served in British India and West Africa and had been decorated for bravery in the field.
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Salisbury
England
George Chariton Merrick
British Army Flying Corps
Major Merrick
British India
West Africa
Thaw Deportation Petition Delayed by State Department
Solicitor Folk postponed his decision on Harry K. Thaw’s petition asking the British embassy to explain Canada’s expulsion of Thaw. No comment from officials was made, but Bryan had previously forwarded Albany authorities’ appeal for Thaw’s deportation to the British ambassador for action by Canada.
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Washington, D. C
Folk
State Department
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
Canada
Bryan
Albany
Illinois man floods Treasury with 20000 letters for job
A Illinois man sought an IRS clerk job and sent 20000 letters to Secretary of the Treasury. Byron Newton intercepted the missives as the applicant printed and stamped equal numbers of letters and envelopes to flood the system. The applicant will not receive the position.
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Washington
Illinois
Internal Revenue Service
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Byron Newton
Civil Service
The
Treasury
London omnibuses in police statement of twenty years past
The police statement from twenty years ago described London omnibuses traveling at six or seven miles per hour and the drivers believing they were making progress.
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London
San Antonio River Floods Echo Historic Floods of 1865 and 1903
The San Antonio river surged to levels rivaling past great floods, with 1865 records showing 14 feet at Main Street and devastating areas near St. Marys Street, Lewis Mill, and the Gunter Hotel site. Officials note earlier 1903 and 1878 events, while 1900 floods affected riverfront homes.
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Gustav Schleicher
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J. H. Lyons
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Commerce Street
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Houston Street
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Judge I. P. Simpson
St. Mary’s Street
Navarro
United States Commissary
Gunter
Giddings Place
Groos National Bank
Mill Bridge
United States Weather Bureau
St. Mary's Street
Bowen’s Island
Mountain Lion Appears by Ontario Camp
Ontario boy George Knox and Garden City visitor Harry Broderick awoke about 2 a m to a mountain lion at their Coy Canyon camp near Ontario Kansas. Knox fired as the animal crouched for a spring, the beast fled. search failed to locate a mortal wound.
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Ontario
Kan
George Knox
Harry Broderick
Garden City
Coy Canyon
Knox
French inventors pursue arm powered flying device
Inventors in France work on an apparatus enabling a man to fly using only his arms as wings. Meanwhile Yale professor Irving Fisher calls Sweden the most hygienic country in the world.
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France
Sweden
Irving Fisher
Yale
Royal bride may be wife of pretender
Berlin dispatch reports a deadlock in Brunswick throne talks. Prince Ernest August and Duke of Cumberland refuse to renounce Hanoverian rights, threatening Victoria Luise of Prussia’s pathway to wed a reigning sovereign.
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Brunswick
Berlin
Ernest August of Cumberland
Victoria Luise
Prussia
William
Ernest August
Duke of Cumberland
Prince Ernest August
Prince August Wilhelm
Karlsruhe
Manuel
Portugal
Vital Food Elements for Body and Brain Rebuilding
The passage highlights nutrients essential to restore and sustain the human body and intellect, detailing how proper nourishment supports physical repair and cognitive function. It emphasizes foundational dietary components needed for health.
Buys a Lighthouse by Bunco Man in Chicago Harbor
Kankakee farmer Chicago trip met a con artist who claimed to own a lighthouse off Randolph Street and collect tolls. After paying $75 for a non existent purchase he tried to take possession by renting a boat, only to be told by the keeper that the lighthouse remained under government ownership.
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Chicago
Franklyn P. Foster
Kankakee
Foster
Chicago Harbor
Randolph Street
California
Sam
Tacoma Woman Wins 100 Yard Dash at Fox Island Picnic
Mrs George Beck aged 60 won the 100 yard race for women at a Labor Day picnic on Fox Island with more than 150 spectators. After a dead heat in the first trial she requested a runoff and again led by three feet at 80 yards to claim victory.
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Tacoma
George Beck
Fox Island
Collier Heads to Boston for bankers association meet
Austin Texas October 3 Commissioner of Insurance and Banking W W Collier left for Boston to attend the American Bankers Association convention starting October 6. He will join the Texas bankers delegation in St Louis and may travel to New York and other cities before returning.
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Boston
Austin
Tex
Insurance and Banking
W. W. Collier
American Bankers’ Association
St. Louis
Texas Bankers
New York
Plan Tribute to Wright at Carnegie Hall and Staten Island Race
The Aero Nautical Society of New York plans a Wright tribute at Carnegie Hall on Oct 12 and an aviation meet on Oct 13 at Staten Island featuring a 60 mile race around Manhattan with $2250 in prizes. Dozens of aviators from the era enter the event marking ten years since powered flight.
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Wilbur Wright
Carnegie Hall
Staten Island
Manhattan
Aeronautical Society
Ciety
Wright
Manhattan Island
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