Flier Beats Train In New York to Washington Flight
Aviator C Marvin Wood flies a Moisant monoplane from Hempstead to Fort Myer setting nonstop and duration claims but engine trouble forces an emergency landing near Gaithersburg Maryland. He continues to Fort Myer reaching 5 54 PM with dispatches amid crowd reception and postponement of exhibitions.
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Gaithersburg
Fort Myer
C. Marvin Wood
Middle West
New York
Washington
Agra Club of America
Hempstead Plains
Long Island
Wood
Moisant
National Capital
Fort Miller
Fonsa
White Cross
Weed
Union Station
Liemt Thomas
de W. Milling
Army
Tealt
Highquttaus
Hempstead Field
Gujthereburg
Milling
Gatthersbura
Maj
Russell
Edgar Russell
Army Aviation Corps
Gen
Barry
Department of the Host
Guternorm Island
New York Harbor
Lieut
Padgett
Representative Bushkenan
House Naval Affairs Committee
Col. J. M. Locke
Signal Service
Wood's perilous flight headlines from Hempstead Plains
From Hempstead Plains New York August 8 Wood started in a monoplane to race a Jersey City train. Engine trouble plagued each city leg Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore. He fought fog by day and loss of land sight until landing near Gaithersburg.
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Wood
Diamond's Field
York Harbor
Ahort
Trenton
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Baltimore
Gaithersburg
Pennsylvania
Potomac River
Washington
Hempstead Plains
New York
Jersey City
N. J
Westbury
Coney Island
New Brunswick
WN. J
Thomas de Witt Milling
United States Army
Texas
Two Men Hurt by Falls From Roof and Window
F. B. Wall, 29, of 13% E Street Southeast, may die after a 12 foot fall from his kitchen roof to the ground. Frank Weisbacker, 23, of 1232 Eighth Street Northwest, fractured his left ankle in a 10 foot fall from a window sill. Also lists ship arrivals and sailings in New York from Hamburg to Southampton and Liverpool to New York with vessels Manheim Plymouth Olympic Cedric Uranium Amerika Celtic Caronie.
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F. B. Wall
Wiliam F. B. Wall
E Street Southeast
Frank Weisbacker
APS Old
Eighth Street
New York
Manheim
Hamburg
Plymouth
Olympic
Queenstown
Cedric
Philadelphie
Southampton
Rotterdam
Uranium
Amerika
Celtic
Caronie
Liverpool
Rochanteau
Havre
Sil Cinek
Momdar Sable Teland
Southempton
Willy York Tar
Right to Send Lind to Mexico Sparks Senate Action
Frantic efforts to win Huerta with peaceful Mr Lind mission stir official circles. President Wilson and Secretary Bryan defend Lind as adviser, while Navy and War Departments brace for possible crisis amid renewed calls for foreign relations committee to act and probe Mexican affairs.
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Mgr
Bryan
Aldape
Huerta
John Lind
Mexico
Danielsalacg
Secretary of the Navy
Lind
Serratory
Mr. Lind
Katera
Washington
City
Washington Administration
State Department
Gov. Lind
Diplomatic Service
United States
Navy
Daniels
Naval
Breckinridge
Anil
Senate
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Bacon
Crisia
Clark
Wyoming
Congress
Committee On Foreign Relations
Jerry Keights
Hearst Estate Seized as Insurrection Spreads in Tabasco
State Department reports near Ciudad del Carmen in Tabasco an American exploitation company and Mrs Hearst property seized by rebel forces led by Manuel Castilla Pascual. Federals dispatch from Campeche to protect assets. Laguna College occupied along the Mamentel River. Young women teachers rescued or evacuated to Galveston, with one refusing to leave. Refugees from Cotn and Chamai colonies heading to Galveston or New Orleans. Monclova remains Federals, with ongoing small skirmishes between Porfirio Diaz and nearby towns yet limited in impact.
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Ciudad del Carmen
Tabasco
A. S. Conuul
Galveston
State Department
Phoebe Hearst
Mexican Exploitation Company (American
Manuel Castilla Pascual
Laguna College
Mamentel
Carmen
Campeche
Mexico
Tampico
Valles
Cotn
Chamai
New Orleans
Ciudad Porfirio
London Sees Long Revolt If U S Wins War in Mexico
The Spectator warns that U S involvement in a Mexican war could last three years or more and force mobilization on a European scale. It also questions America’s ability to govern new territories amid permanent revolt with a large, restless population. Reginald Lee, Titanic lookout, dies at Southampton in a separate note.
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London
U. S
Mexico
the Spectator
America
Washington Post
Reginald Lee
Southampton
Independent Dental Supply Company and Dental Laboratory Formed
Special notices announce a limited copartnership under the name Independent Dental Supply Company and Dental Laboratory commencing June 1, 1913 for three years. Nutt as special partner contributed 590 dollars. John L. Northwood and David H. Sipple are general partners. Witnesses July 8. Addressed at 116 Fifth Street NW. Glazing and painting services advertised at 617 F Street NE Lincoln 3900.
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JAVE
Dental Supply Company and Dental Laboratory
Nutt
Atoc
John L. Northwood
David H. Siple
John Sorthwood
David H. Sipple
White Lady
Dupont Circle
Fifth Street
Wag Yoush Hapatr Co
Lincoln
Penrose Calls Out Johnsons Demagogues in Party Reform
The Pennsylvania senator replies to Gov. Johnson of California attacking him. He denounces “low bred blatant bosses” and a monster dinner to unite Progressives and Republicans. Penrose says party harmony requires reorganization and removal of Johnson type demagogues, urging retirement of offensive leaders.
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Republican Party
Banc
Johnson
Storm repair cost cited for pension building and patent office
An Interior Department report to Congress states $60,000 is required to repair damage from the July 30 storm to the pension building and patent office, with priceless records exposed to the elements. Dominican customs records show over $4.1 million in collections in the sixth convention year ending July 1913, a record, with July and January monthly highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior Department
House of Representatives
Pension
Patent Office
Dominican Customs
State Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aviator Wood
J. B. Digmond
Gaithersburg Pike
Aero Club
Galt & Bro. Jewellers, Silversmiths, U Ag ‘Pemnelylvamta Ane
aUkapi
Giance Bak
Wilson
John Bassett
Moore
Balestine
PLLUU
Penrose
Gov. Johnson
Pension Building
Preece AS
Calvert
Madras
Calvert Shop
Post Automobile Route Book
the Post
National Electrical Supply Co
New York Ave
Irvin T. Donohoe
M St
Cook & Stoddard Co
Conn
Potomac Motor Car Co
Kneessi
Kneessi’s
Xander
Tennessee Whiskies
14Th
Fsts
Hubert F. Brousgard
Uwouse
Goopvear
F Street
N. W
Cer
9Th Street
Riggs
Hower
Riggs Turkish Baths
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