Aviator Rull Killed In Dash To Death
A fearless aviator named Rull died after a machine he piloted buckled and overturned. The crash fell about a hundred feet, throwing him from the aircraft during the fall.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1910
Page
1
Air Deaths of 1910 Collect Aviation Fatalities
A Continental aviation fatality list for 1910 records early year deaths. Leon Delagrange dies during a Bordeaux flight, Hubert Le Bion perishes at San Sebastian, Ballon Delitsch struck by lightning near Bitterfeld, Chauvette Michelin dies at Lyons meet, Zoasily killed in Budapest, Charles Wachter falls at Rheims from 500 feet, C S Rolis dies after a 100 foot biplane fall at Bournemouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Delagrange
Bordeaux
France
Hubert le Bion
San Sebastian
Spain
Delitsch
Bitterfeld
Germany
Chauvette Michelin
Lyons
Zoasily
Budapest
Charles Wachter
Rheims
Rolis
Bournemouth
England
Fatal Wright biplane crash kills Hon Charles Rolls
Hon Charles Stewart Rolls died after his Wright biplane buckled near the Dover to France channel flight route. The 33 year old sportsman and aviator watched by hundreds crashed near a crowded grandstand at Bournemouth. He had been chosen to represent England in the October U S aviation contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bournemouth
England
Rolls
Lord Kangattock
Dover
France
Wright
Captain Rolls
United States
Aero Club
United Kingdom
Maurice Weerton
Moore Brabazon
Charles Stewart Rolls
English Channel
Ralls
Great Britain
Henry Dexter Dead After Long Hunt For Son’s Killer
Henry Dexter the American News Company president died at 98 in New York after seven years of pursuing the man who killed his son Orlando P. Dexter. Dexter spent about $50,000 and left a codicil to his will continuing a $106,000 reward for the killer, whom he believed was aided by prominent figures. Orlando Dexter was shot in September 1905 on his Adirondack estate road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Dexter
American News Company
Orlando P. Dexter
Adirondack Mountains
During English Aviator Who Was Killed Dressed for Flight
English aviator killed in air crash wore a flight suit and helmet before takeoff. Authorities investigate the fatal accident, tracing controls and weather conditions as witnesses recall maneuvering near the crash site.
Eight Die in Campbellton Fire Triggers Mass Displacement
A devastating blaze in Campbellton New Brunswick destroys multiple mills and churches. Eight people killed including an infant. over 100 homes lost and 500 families displaced. The Richards company shingle mill fire sparked a wind driven inferno leveling banks mills and civic buildings.
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St. John
N. B
Campbellton
N. L
New Brunswick
Richards Company
Intercoldbiad
Fuller testament filed after death of U S Chief Justice
The will of the late Melville W Fuller filed in probate court allocates his nearly one million dollar estate to his children and direct heirs equally. The estate includes real estate valued around 300000 dollars and is to be held in trust for heirs during their lifetimes.
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Chicago
Melville W. Fuller
Supreme Court of the United States
Baseball Results From National and American Leagues
Baseball results list games across the National and American Leagues with standings and team records. Pulled box scores show Chicago New York Cincinnati St Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Boston outcomes with runs hits errors and innings details from multiple venues.
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Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
R. H.R. Brook
Barger
Erwin
Gasper
Beebe
McLean
St. Louis
St. L
Mattern
Curtis
Graham
Lush
Raleigh
Bresnahan
Phelps
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
American League baseball standings and game summaries
The record shows the American League standings with teams like Philadelphia Cleveland Boston New York Chicago Detroit and Washington along with recent game results. Notable box lines list pitchers and batters such as Doune Mitchell Falkenberg Bemis Kanterly Mahoney Cicotte Carri gan Madden Pernell Straud Works Schmidt Coombs Lapp Scott Sullivan Warbop Sweeney Croweh and Allen Street in match reports against Philadelphia New York Chicago and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American League
W. L. Pet
W. L. Pet Phil
Doune
Mitchell
Falkenberg
Bemis
Kanterly
Mahoney
Cicotte
Carrigan
Madden
Philadelphia
Pernell
Straud
Works
Schmidt
Coombs and
Lapp
New York
H. E
Scott and Sullivan
Warbop
Rain Delays Baseball Games Standings and Postponements
At Kansas City Kansas City 11 St Paul 11 the end of the sixth allowed teams to catch trains. Louisville 7 Toledo 6. Other games were postponed due to rain.
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Kansas City
St. Paul
Louisville
Toledo
Paralytic Dies in Fire After Dropping Pipe
In Philadelphia on July 13 John Decker, a paralytic, fell asleep in an armchair and dropped his pipe on a newspaper. The blaze fast spread as he awoke to smoke and flames, unable to escape while his chair burned away. Fireman removed his charred body still seated.
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Philadelphia
John Decker
DIVER DISLOCATES HIS SPINE IN RIVER DIVE
Warsaw Indiana July 13 Guy Olinger of North Manchester is paralyzed in both arms and legs from a spinal dislocation after diving into Eel river near his home He was pulled from the water unconscious and doctors fear there is no chance of recovery
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Warsaw
Ind
Guy Olinger
North Manchester
Eel River
Forty Injured In Wreck Near Flint During Windsor Excursion
Crowded Detroit interurban car bound for Windsor Ont. collided with a work train at Wilkes Crossing near Flint Michigan. Forty passengers injured and six feared dead. Named victims include motorman John McGregor A McGilroy Johnson Hillard and Mr and Mrs David Scott of Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint
Mich
Orangemen
Windsor
Ont
Detroit
Wilkes Crossing
Here
John McGregor
A. McGilroy
Johnson Hillard
David Scott
Noted Bank Thief Langdon Moore Dies in New Hampshire
Langdon Moore alias Charley Adams, famed as the King of Bank Burglars, died in West Swansea New Hampshire after a life of crime and reform. Born 1830 in East Concord New Hampshire his most noted raid was the Concord National Bank with English Harry. He surrendered over two hundred sixty thousand dollars. He served time for a Boston Warren Street Savings Bank robbery and other charges. He spent years in prison but later lived quietly earning local respect. He died of cancer of the intestines at age 95.
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Boston
Langdon’ S Moore
Charley Adams
Moore
West Swansea
N. H
East Washington
Concord National Bank
Paulsboro
N. J
Rebecca Cunningham
Bill Stur
Ges
Harry
Delaware River
Warren Institution For Savings
State
Hogs and Cattle Prices in Chicago Market Report 1910
Market bulletin from Chicago on July 13 1910 shows hog receipts about 18000 with steady to higher prices across light mixed and heavy packing hogs. Cattle and sheep receipts around 16000 and 18000 with cattle prices steady to lower and sheep 10 to 15 lower. includes figures for beves cows and heifers Texas steers stockers Western cattle and seasonal ranges. Furnished by Beach Wickham Grain Company at U S Yards Chicago Illinois.
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Texas
Roosevelt Faces Strenuous Time After Labrador Trip
Railroad magnate appears worn but optimistic after returning from a Labrador expedition and meeting with executives. Prompt relief and continued plans for expansion were noted as key topics during the reevaluation of operations and travel schedules.
Impaled In Chicago Stairway After Sleep Fall
Clay W. Phelps fell from his bed in a room on July 13 in Chicago and was found dead with iron stairway guard pickets impaling his side. Police indicated he appeared upright but the injuries were fatal.
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Chicago
Clay W. Phelps
Phelps
Poon Shee Death Tied to Opium Feud in San Francisco
San Francisco reports the death of Poon Shee a Chinese woman who took opium to end her life. The event heightens tensions between Yee and Suey Sing Tong over her daughter Oye Gen Pearl of Love and her husband Wong Fu a Oroville merchant accused of abuse. The highbinders violent pursuit and family threats escalate rumors of a Wehbinder style feud and possible homicide fallout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Poon Shee
Yee
Suey Sing Tong
Oye Gen
Oroville
Wong Fu
Wong
Yee Jong
Hill Back From Fishing Trip Optimistic On Business Outlook
James J. Hill returned from a three week Labrador fishing trip and said the business outlook looks bright if politics do not hamper honest, intelligent men who want to do business. He urged officials to leave business free to operate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James J. Hill
Labrador
Hill
Bryan to Speak at State Fair in Religious Address
Springfield July 12 The state board of agriculture has secured William Jennings Bryan to deliver an address at the state fair. He will speak at the fair grounds on Sunday afternoon October 2 on a religious topic.
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Springfield
William Jennings Bryan
State Board of Agriculture
Ife
Washington Players Let Go By Club
Washington reports unconditionally released right hand pitcher Foreman and catcher Kardy. The club aims to buy second baseman Griggs from St. Louis but cannot agree on price with Manager O Cgynormio.
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Washington
Foreman
Kardy
Washington Club
Griggs
St. Louis
O'Cgynormio
Roosevelt hosts visitors as Pinchot plans California trip
New York July 18 Roosevelt greets politicians and visitors at Sagamore Hill. Gifford Pinchot, deposed forester, plans to depart for California to campaign for Hiram Johnson. Gaekwar of Baroda, Harvard junior, and entourage join a lunch with Col. Roosevelt and Douglas Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Col. Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Ers
Custessiman
William 8. Bennet
Gifford Finehot
Ehiet Forester
California
Hiram Johnson
West
James W. Wadsworth Jr
Roosevelt
Baila
Country Life Consumission
H. P. Judson
Kent Chicago University
T Powler
New Jersey
Kean
Acene
Gifford Pinchot Marshal Stimeon
Lincoln League
Jornia
Cov
Ciltett
Metality
Pinchotts
Forester
William Kent
McKinley
Congress
Pinchot
Knife and Fork Club of
Kansas
Joe Cannon
National Arta Club
Gaekwar
Baroda
Harvard
Douglas Robinson
Onel
Bishop D. Cranston
Fight Against Films Social Purity Groups Claim 55 Million Favor Suppressing Prize Pictures
Chicago reports social purity organizations claim 55 million Americans support banning prize fight films. Governor Deneen expresses sympathy with the movement to prohibit exhibition, arguing the spirit of the law bars prize fighting reels though the statute does not spell it out.
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Chicago
United States
Fries Johnson
Milli
Deneen
of Lillnots
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Gampelston
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Iotster Bay
Bart
Minneapolis Journal
Pet Chi
Phil
Brook
Pitts
St.(l
Sweeney
Croweh and Allen
Johnson and Street
American Association
L. W. Moore, Alias
C. Adams
Polap
Grain Market
Beach-Wickham Grain Company
Reister & Son
Roosters Ducks
John A. Babcock Commission
U. S. Yards
Illinois
Meee Reeds
Self
Celestial
Bryan
Nebraska
Capitol Club
Gifford Pinchot
Caliifornia
Fight Against Films
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