Daring Aeronaut Paul Nocquet Dies After Nightlong Struggle
The aeronaut sculptor Paul Nocquet, born 1877 in Brussels, perished after his balloon landed on the edge of the Atlantic near Amityville. He crossed Long Island Sound and battled swampy terrain, crossing fourteen islands before succumbing two miles from shore.
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Paul Notquet
Union Gas Works
Qirons
New York
Owoluck
Bane Creek
Amityville
Long Tal
Nouguet
Jones Beach
Wayfarer
Jones
Aronnut
Phor
George Kmith
Catt'a Taland
Almont
Atlantic
James Beach
Jones’ Bay
Nocqiet
The
Aero Club
Nocquet
Roosevelt
Brussels
Jean Portuels
Belgium
Paris
Aero Club of
France
Columbia University
Naval Academy
Annapolla
Fragmentary overheard talk in Bombay study stirs marital talk
A garbled dialogue fragment from Bombay shows a man questioning why a husband would kill his wife and suggesting a plan to “leave the other” while insisting he loves his own wife. The overheard exchange hints at jealousy and a tainted plan within a Mall in Mumbai.
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Mallirn
King Edward Census Decision During Paris Visit
The French census during Edward VII's Paris stay raised questions of extraterritoriality. Embassies and legations fall outside normal jurisdiction, making census refusals possible. The matter was addressed in international courts, with the king signing as "Duke of Lancaster" amid a prior visit disruption.
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Edward
Edward VII
Paris
Publiq Men Keeping Odd Hours in Washington
Reports indicate public information is delayed, with diplomats observing unusual schedules. The description mentions late arrivals, extended waiting periods, and a focus on routine personal activities as officials adjust to wartime norms.
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Washington
Mtale
Deacon Goodyears Wooing in Pineville Cemetery
In Pineville a widow Deacon Goodyear seeks a wife amid cemetery visits to Czarina’s grave. Maria Potter and Lucretia contend with the deacon’s attention raising talk of marriage and chaperons as rumor and pride collide.
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Sweet William
Lucretia
Maria
Pineville
Maria Potter
Deacon Goodyear
Miss Duoret Ia
Czarina
Homrotead
Morla
Miss Maria
Potter Yard
Cxarina
Picaville
Mt Lucretia
Marta Potter
Mia Marin
Evel Neprew
Eberle
Mike Marla
Italy
Conrina
Achvel
Kent
Alwoya
Geniyrar
Fin Cemetery
Mian Marin
Livzie
Demeon Goodyear
Ilagic
Lingle
Tam
Miss Marla
Mise Mavrla
Solomon Goodyer
Mise Maria
Mias Marin
Lizzie
Lizsie
AL Whart
Aviat
Arthur
Deacon Gnaiyear
Ileacon
Lucratia
Lavele
Howe
Government to preserve cliff dwellings in Mesa Verde region
Prof. Edgar L Hewitt of the Bureau of American Ethnology travels from Denver to Mancond to aid the surveyors in placing the Cliff Dwellers ruins within the proposed national park boundaries. Mills of Mancon awarded contract to map the northern boundary. Hewitt plans weeks of field work to identify valuable portions for possible government acquisition and preservation.
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Denver, Col
Colorado
Verde
Edgar L. Hewitt
Bureau of American Ethnology
Washington
D. C
Denver
Mancon
United States
Surveyor General
Worl
Ute
George Mills
Manco
Hewitt
Mesa Verde
Slopa
Altos
State Normal School
Greeley
Mancos
Mills
Hot Water Replaces Hen Canon City Experiment
A Canon City resident uses 100 degree artesian water from Atlas well two miles east to hatch and brood chickens. He tested a waterproof box in the water conduit and hatched one chick. He plans a hatchery and chicken ranch with specially built incubators kept in constant contact with the warm water for moisture.
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Canon Ciy
Cal
Canon City
Death Tent Ultraray Discovery By Professor Gates
Professor Elmer Gates of Washington announces ultrarylolet rays that reveal inner thoughts and states of living subjects. The rays produce a shadow that exists only with life and vanishes when the subject dies, offering a potential method to determine actual death.
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Elmer Gites
Washington
Gates
May Copyright Flowers Seeks Protection for Carnation Berwater Product
A congressional bill proposed by Representative Allen of Maine aims to shield a new carnation variety called F100 Carnation Berwater from copying. The measure, supported by many supporters, would protect those who develop the plant from competitors aiming to steal energy and talent. Opponents, including nurserymen and plant sellers, argue the law favors commercial interests.
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Flowers
Whett Horteuluriot
Ima
Congress
Allen
Maine
Dod
Denlanedt
Toplate
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Thirtieth Street
Mian Hall
Heart of Africa
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Uganda
Mia
Hal
Paul Nocquet
Nureney Logic
Bombay
Papa
Wrebiteel
Deacon Goodyear’s
Wooing
Harriet A, Nash
National Park
Prof. Hewitt
Fluid Troy
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