Latham Fails Channel Crossing in Monoplane Flight
French aviator Herbert Latham attempted to cross the English Channel from Sanatte cliff in a monoplane. After more than half the distance at about 70 feet, engine trouble forced a descent and he was rescued by the torpedo boat destroyer Tarpon. He remained dry and calm, smoking a cigarette, and planned to retry after repairs. The aircraft sustained minor damage, mainly from being hauled aboard. Orville Wright later set high marks at Fort Myer with two flights totaling about 55 minutes and roughly 37 miles covered. The first flight lasted 25 minutes 18 seconds, the second about 30 minutes, with Wright circling the grounds and making 25 to 29 orbits, while Wilbur Wright noted a speed near 41 mph and a height of several hundred feet.
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Herbert Latham
English Channel
Sanatte
Tarpon
Latham
Orville
Washington
Orville Wright
Fort Myer
Mr. Wright
Wrights
Wilbur Wright
Cattle Decrease Alarms And Drowning Tragedy Reported
A cattle breeders convention is planned for Denver in January to discuss fear of beef price rises and revive western rancher interest. In Windom Minnesota two children, a grandson and a 1 9 year old son, drown at Eagle Lake when swimming in a shallow hole. both bodies are recovered after the grandfather notices absences and searches the water.
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Cal
Cattle Breeders
United States
Eagle Lake
Windom
Minn
Nichols Herbert
P. P. Harder
Fay
Ex-Shah Mohamed Ali Plans Refuge With Queen in Russia
The dethroned shah and his queen intend to seek asylum in Russia for a period. A nationalist delegation urged notifying him of the deposition, but he abdicated while in the Russian legation and refused to receive the deputation. The queen may accompany him with the crown prince as the newly claimed shah.
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Russia
Teheran
Persia
Shah Mohamed Ali
Shah
Sipahudar
Sardarasad
National Council
Babaristan
Axaime
Legation
Indictment in Smuggling Case Involving Mrs Chesbrough
Federal grand jury charges Detroit socialite Mrs Fremont B Chesbrough with smuggling via her Chesbrough coastwise steamers from Bowton New Jersey discovery of a double bottom in a trunk brought on Kaiser Wilhelm I in May hiding apparel and a $24000 pearl bracelet foreign purchase evidence seized but necklace not found in Chesbrough’s effects She remains ill in a Pennsylvania sanatorium.
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New York
Federal Grand
Fremont B. Chesbrough
Detroit
Chesbrough
Bowton
United States District Attorney
District of New Jersey
Cleabrough
Bank Deposits Rise and Profits Increase Across States
Washington reports show national banks in four states increased deposits from 74.87 million to 77.28 million. Undivided profits climbed from 6.48 million to 6.61 million. Ames loans and discounts rose while cash reserves grew, and the legal reserve ratio fell from 16.74 percent to 9 percent.
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Washington
4Sota
Ames
Erge
Indians Go In For Politics In Tripp County
White candidates are put to root in Tripp County by the Redskins. Indians engage in local political activity, signaling shifts in community leadership and party alignment amid regional tensions.
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Tripp County
THE
Redskins
Indians win all seats in Tripp county vote shift
In Tripp county the Indian community organized a full ticket and swept every race including state’s attorney. Indians with allotments voted en masse, attended dances and barbecues, and pledged to participate in all future elections. They endorsed white lawyer W. E. Backus for state’s attorney.
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Ctaty Bull
W. E. Backus
Two Sisters DROWNED In Sioux Falls River Tragedy
Two sisters Misa Mabel Meisenheld 23 and Pearl Meisenheld aged unknown drowned when a small boat capsized on the Bix Sioux river near the Great Northern bridge east of Sioux Falls. Their escort John Roth, exhausted, finally aided in rescue as bodies were recovered.
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Sioux Falls
Bix Sioux River
Great Northern
Misa Mabel Meisenheld
Pearl
Aurelia
Iowa
John Roth
Roth
Largest Montana sheep sale in years
Colonel Thomas Cruse of Helena disposes of 12,000 head of spring lambs to P. J. Patten of Sweet Grass county. The price remains undisclosed, marking the largest sheep sale in Montana in years.
Minneapolis Twin City Markets Report From July
Market snippets from Minneapolis and Duluth show grain bids for Wheat and Corn with several grades and futures notes. Livestock quotes include cattle, hogs, lambs, and mutton with price ranges, while Chicago live stock lists offer delayed cattle and hog figures and a general trend higher for hogs and steady to higher for cattle.
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Minneapolis
Northern
Duluth
South St. Paul
Anarchy Rises in Morocco as International Aid Sought
Dispatches from Tangier describe a state of near chaos across Morocco with fears of foreign intervention. The unrest centers on Fez where Mulai Haid is reportedly ineffective and Mulai El Keoti leads forces toward Moquines. In Iowa, Fort Dodge, a warrant targets P F Phillips, insurance agent for Royal Union Life, for alleged theft of seven notes worth about 500 dollars.
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Mor
Morocco
Roghi
Fez
Mulai Haid
Mulai el Keoti
Zemur
Moquines
Fort Dodge
Iowa
P. F. Phil
Royal Union Life Insurance Company
Beinz
EB. F. Cook
Phillips
Exiled Stockholm Anarchists Ordered to Banished Lands
In Stockholm, Sweden, anarchists arrested for conspiring to assassinate the czar of Russia have been sent into exile. The move follows their recent detention amid broader security actions by authorities.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Elgct
Czar
Russia
Brighton Citizens Tear Down Railroad Fence Action
Indignant residents of Brighton Ohio dismantled Union Pacific fence lines along 200 feet on each side of the right of way to regain access, tearing out small bridges as guards reportedly arrived to deter resistance, but no clashes occurred.
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Brighton
Ohio
Union Pacific
Rail promotions shake Western Division of Chicago and North Western
A series of promotions in the Western division of the Chicago and North Western Railway reshapes leadership. C. T. Dyke becomes construction engineer with headquarters at Belle Fourche, overseeing a new short line west of Belle Fourche. John W. Doyle will serve as acting superintendent of the Pierre and Rapid City division. C. T. Boone is appointed superintendent. August Syverson becomes trainmaster of the Lowe division.
North Western railroad plans new lines in Dakota region
Aberdeen dispatch reports Huron confirming North Western railroad will extend from Blunt to Gettysburg via Ouids and from Oniéea to Hitchcock. The plan adds a line from Philip and omits the Rapid City route through the Cheyenne River and Standing Rock reservations, reshaping regional rail expansion.
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Huron
North Western Railroad
Philip
Rapid City
Cheyenne River
Standing Rock
Blunt
Gettysburg
Oniéea
Hitchcock
Glidden Car Reaches Mankato After Scenic Drive
The first Glidden car arrived in Mankato Minnesota at 12 20 pm escorted by over a dozen Mankato Automobile Club members who met it four miles out on the Madison Lake road The pleasant drive followed superb roads from Minneapolis with farmers along the route working on the roads for a week turning them to a board like surface
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Mankato
Minn
Mankato Automobile Club
Madison Lake
Minneapolis
Aid Ll
Rural Route Expansion Figures by July First
The July first census shows 40 759 rural delivery routes nationwide serving daily or semi weekly mail to about 16 600 people. Minnesota reports 1 569 routes with daily deliveries statewide. North Dakota lists 417 routes and South Dakota 489 routes.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Spanish pretender Carlos dead in Lombardy
In Lom bard s Lombardy Don Carlos, the Spanish pretender, has died after a long illness. Latest reports say he suffered an apoplexy with accompanying paralysis.
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Rome
Italy
Don Carlos
Lombards
Children to Join Harriman and Family in Health Return
Harriman's health has improved with long daily walks. His children, who are en route to join him, are expected to arrive soon, bringing the family together after the illness.
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Harriman
Gustein
Austria
Kdward
Microbe of Smallpox Found in Rio Janeiro Institute
Brazilian sanitary director general Dsnaldo Crug announced at the Rio Janeiro Academy of Medicine that the animal origin microbe of smallpox has been discovered during bacteriological research at the Oswaldo Cruz Institute.
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Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Dsnaldo Crug
Brazilian Panetary Service
Y Yeaterday
Rio Janeiro Academy of Medicine
Oswaldo Cruz Institute
Mayor Busse Leaves Hospital After Surgery
Chicago mayor Busse, who recently underwent an appendectomy, was discharged from the hospital yesterday, marking an end to his brief medical leave as city officials reported his recovery proceedings.
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Busse
Chicago
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