Washington's early aerial navigation pioneer Brinton's trials
The piece traces Mary Brinton's 1890s experiments toward air navigation. It details makeshift engines, winged frames, tent tours, public demonstrations, and the 1895 fairground failure in Washington, followed by Brinton's ongoing advocacy and later ideas for a cooperative airship factory and safer passenger craft.
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Mr. Brion
Mr. Brinton
Brinton
Fair Grounds
Washington Evening Journal
McClellan
Washington
New World
Nether Gournall
Sedgely
Staffordshire
England
Brandywine
Wm. Penn
Old Friends Church
Lafayette
Brintons
William Franklin Brinton
Westmoreland County
Iowa
Jerusalem
London
America
Holy Land
William Franklin
Palestine
United States
Brinton Ends Experiments With Aerial Power Flight
The account describes Brinton concluding tests on a one eye tem and its stent like power, with reactions from Schilling and observers in Washington Iowa. Brinton then shifts to lighter trials and discusses distance to the opposite barn side and attempts at aerial navigation.
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Brinton
Schilling
Tiyfofon
Thos. Schilling
Mr. Brinton
Mr. Schilling
Oskaloosa Fair Grounds
Fair Grounds Company
Washington
Oskaloosa
Rock Island
Keota
Brighton Enterprise
Washington County
Brighton
Fair Grounds
Europe
Brisiton
Evening Journal
Carl Keck
Commercial Savings Bank
John Teeter
R. H. McCarty
Geo. Griffith
Frank Stewart
Will McClean
Motherarth
Chaig Bell
Hrimton
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Hall
CHENEY @ CO
Toledo
Ohio
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