Pageant Moves On City Views Big Parade
Newburgh October 1 Moon and Clermont led a river parade with excursion fleet as warships and fireworks framed the event. Historic craft were turned over to the Upper Hudson Commission with Gen Stewart Lendford presiding and Capt James W. Miller announcing arrivals in Newburgh. Arthur MacArthur chaired the Upper Hudson committee while officials welcomed the vessels and the public.
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Upper Hudson Commission
Brooklyn
Newhurgh
Clsemont
Nowinex
Helstons Bulton
Vresels
Btewart Ib
Lendford
Lower Hudson
Jacus W. Miler
Newbarber
Cot
Arthur MacArthur
Roy
Upper Hudson
Hudson
Lena J. McClung
Obituary notices from a late September to October 1909 issue
A jumble of obituary lines announces deaths and memorials across Washington DC and nearby areas. Entries mention Cassius Carter, Adie Tavis, Adolphus, Gawler, Gatha Tornanch, Edward Hunter, Caroline, Smisek, Moses Lamy, and legion events. Interments are private or at local churches and cemeteries.
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Orelex
Georgetown
Adolphus
Plumar
Washington
Atlantic City
Frank Oh
Qugles
Tir Jona
Xine Thue
Notige
Funepak
Hunter
George Washinston University
Espa
Edward L. Hunter
King George County
Fiustal
King George
Vi Detune
Wzitley
Caroline
Ty Louis Birch
Saivelors
St Pherese
Mitit
Athens
Gaslay
Smisek
Ecomi
Redniem
Sime
Andrew He Bem
Catherine E. Stamp
Che Case
Ociobar
Aberment Ass Fay
Moses Will Lamy
Tenth Street
Gelober Hat
Trurrment Private
Newburgh honors Hudson voyage with naval parade and pageantry
Gov Hughes opens brief tribute in Newburgh as Half Moon Clermont and Dutch and British ships arrive. Escorts include Lt Zam impersonator, Robert Fulton, and representatives of the Netherlands. Crowds fill streets while ships and a living flag of schoolchildren surge past reviewing stands. Tomorrow, more ceremonies precede return to New York.
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Newburgh
Ringty
Washington
Baiett
Zam
Henry” Hudson
Charles
Robert Futon
Gov. Hughes
Gov. Prouty
Vermont
Mra. Prouty
Hadeon-Fulton Commission
Clermont
Newburgh Bay
Norwich
Rondon
Moon
Jackies
Utrecht
Netherlands
New York
Albany
United States Scout
North
Carolina
Montana
Binnaimgham
Salem
Half Moon
Gov. Odell
Dewegall
Mr. Odell
Newbursh
Poughkeepsie
Henry Hudson
Aranhattan Harbor
Gargyel
Clesmont
Pra
Brooklyn
Daughters of the Revelation
AEROS DEFERR TO WIND FOR FIGHTS IN AMERICA
Curtiss and Wright faced blustery wind as they planned flights from Governors Island and North River while Chicago interest claimed a Hawthorne track fight series. Zurich raised the International Aviation Cup distance to 100 meters for 1910, with Paris meet set for January. Balloons, German and Swiss pilots, and a Frankfurt fire at an aero exhibit fill the day’s aviation headlines.
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New York
Governors Foland
Hudson-Fulton Aviation Field
Curtiss
Wright
Niles
Chicago
Hawthorne
St. Louis
Hammondsport
Worth River
Hudson-Fulton Serenantic Corpmlites
Europe
North River
Governors Island
Wrecht
Jerdock
Zurich
International Aeronautical Federation
Tms
Glenn H. Curtiss
America
Parla
Collandt Bishop
Aero Club of America
Herr Busby
Germany
Prince Borghese
Italy
Count de la Vaulx
France
Wallace
Aero Clav
Rougier
Johannisthal
M. Rogier
Sally
Henry Facman
Herr Dorner
Argentine Warship Sails for France After Hudson-Fulton Row
The Argentine cruiser Presidente Sarmiento departed New York Harbor on October 1 for France, denying reports of neglect or protest during the Hudson Fulton celebration. Consul general Fernandes said the ship was invited to all functions and was due to attend the Boulogne monument unveiling for South American statesmen.
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Washington Pas
New York
Senor Joa V. Fernandes
Argentina
Presidente Sarmiento
Naval Afserals
Née
Hudson Fulton Commission
Senor Fernandes
Boulogne-sur-Mer
France
Sen Martin
Cheer Peary on River Parade Continues Page One
Long article notes cheers for Peary during a river pageant with guests such as Miss Annie Feck, Rev Dr Chapman, and Emile Tmobilisch. A letter from Mrs Donald McLean celebrates Peary’s pole voyage and pledges of national pride, praising knowledge and peace as guiding powers.
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Rodnevelt
Annie Feck
Peary
Herbert L. Brikigman
Peary Axctic
D. AE
Washington Aero Meet Site Talks in Washington DC
A joint committee of the Washington Aero Club and the Washington Chamber of Commerce met with Col Jerome H Joyce president of the Baltimore Aero Club to select a site for the 1910 international aviation meet. They inspected land at College Park near the Baltimore and Ohio tracks and discussed options including Caloao Park as a favored location. The group agreed to form a subcommittee to coordinate with Baltimore and continue efforts to attract the Aero Club of America to Washington for the event.
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Washington Aero Club
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Charles J. Bell
American Security and Trust Company
Fifteenth
New York Avenue Northwest
Col
Jerome H. Joyce
Baltimore Aero Club
Washington
Baltimore
George Oakley Totton, Jr
A. Leftwich Sinclair
Boun
Baltimere
Aero Club of America
New York City
Callao Park
Bell
Momobers
Charles J. Lei
Barrett
A. F. Zahm
D. J. Callahan
Joseph Richardson
W. J. Gude
Chamber of Commerce
eVerfert
Dattimore
Capital Z
Baltimore and Ohio
College Park
Aero Club of Patience
The
Aero Club of Washington
Col. Joyce
George Oakley Votter, Jr
Prof
Albert Zahm
Acco Club of
Mr. Totten
Teastles
Signal Corps
Aero Union
Washington Aeroplane Builders
Aeroneuteal Experimental Association
G Street
Wright Brothers
Glenn H. Curtiva
Capt. Baldwin
Flanal Corpa
Aeronautical Experimental Association
United States
Curtisa Aeros
Nova Scotia
Pei
Admiral Schley backs Cook as pole dispute stirs NatGeo
Rear Admiral Schley, recently recovered from illness, praises Dr. Frederick A. Cook and says his Arctic feats deserve belief without ironclad proof. The National Geographic Society, citing a need for data review, will not officially recognize Cook or Peary until independent examination of their observations and records. The society plans to submit all data to a competent commission in the United States. The Cook visit to Washington is set for tomorrow with his lecture that evening.
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National Geographic Society
Frederick A. Cdok
Washington
Reagan
Wilds L. Moora
Winkeld Scott Schley
Schley
New York
St. Luke's Hospital
Poat
Cook
Clank
North Pole
Manila
Saia
Peary
Pole
Arctic Club
Dr. Cook
Admiral Schley
Perdition
Frederick A. Cook
Admiral Schrey
Henry Hudson
Holland
Chough
Socials
Agsuina
Willis L. Moore
Commander Peary
D. Cook
United States
North Pale
National Geographic
Rockety Uraws
Moore
Uoon
Society
Coats
Prof. Moore
Woard
Mr. Moore
Tint
Births and deaths recorded in health office ledger
The health office records births and deaths with numerous names and scant details. Entries include several listed parents and infants such as Joseph E and Sidney Chick, Sutheet a girl, Herbert Mud Genee f y Enetwood a boy, and Edward ant Holes Everett a boy, alongside deaths like Joseph D Moishoy at Govt Hospt Insam aged 25 and Eliphatet Whittiows aged 64.
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Joseph E
Sidney Chick
Robert H
Verne A
Ant
Krosntise
Ealen
Hetarg
Nellie
Paters
Tray
Liab
Broly
Wittlan
Tele Thorones
Everett
Boy
Waller
Xylan
Chartes
Larvitz
Dorsey
Hoy
Joseph D. Moishoy
Hospt
Insam
Ste. ‘Ata
K.’ Kerouteer
Garfield Eephal
Nebemiat Albiston' Cert
Hoop
Inate
Whittiows
Fawa Circle
Lavertia Leising
Aye
Alerange
Eberis
Buward
J. Mantel
George Washington University Hospital
Mosby” Widlche
Providence ‘Hospicel
Lamont St
Pest
George
Thompegn
Admiral Guest of Meyer on Mayflower Luncheon
Edward Seymour attended a luncheon aboard the Mayflower with Secretary Meyer and Sealph Favern. The event included a salute from visiting naval divisions and a reception on the riverfront as American warships steamed past.
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Edward Seymour
Fey
byLager
Ork
Fleet
Seymour
Wes
jMay Tower
Ney Navy
North River
Meyer
Sealph Favern
Sir
MONTH FOR JOY RIDING IN NEWPORT CASE
Newport Rhode Island district court sentenced Thomas McMullin, former chauffeur for Clarence W Dolan of Philadelphia, to 15 days in Newport County Jail after he tampered with a motor vehicle without the owner's consent. McMullin, riding with Dolan's groom, sped along Bellevue Avenue when the car wrecked, injuring the groom who was hospitalized.
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Washington City
Newport
District Court
Thomas McMuilie
Clarence W.dalan
Phildelphia
Newport County
McMullin
Black Hander Sentenced in Eight Year Term
Now Brunswick New Jersey October first Peter Aveges convicted of sending Black Hand letters demanding large sums of money from wealthy men was sentenced to eight years in the State prison.
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Brunswick
N. J
Peter Aveges
Attacked by Peary's Man Fans Floated in Whitney Tale
Boston reporter Barry Whitney arrives in Bustos and recounts a Maine journey talk. Acquaintances recall a tense Narrows event near Annatok after Dr Cook's arrival with Whitney claiming a confrontation with Boatswalt Murphy of the Roosevelt on weapons display and possible threats.
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Boston
Mass
Barry Whitney
Bustos
Whitney
Maine
Severs
Boatswalt Murphy
Roosevelt
Annatok
Dr. Cook
Ir. Whitney
Murphy
Pritchard
Services at St. Ann’s Observance for Patroness Patroness St Ann
Mer. Diomede Falconic apostolic delegate will attend St. Ann’s Church Tennallytown for the patroness observance at 10 3 o clock. Deacons of honor Mer. Bonaventare Coretti and Rev. Thomas Moore will assist. Rev Edward J Corbett master of ceremonies. Solemn vespers will be sung, with Rev. Joseph C Muilon and Rev. Edward F Craig. Miss Katherine Lackey directs.
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Mgr. Falconig
Mer
Diomede Falconic
St. Ann
Sextow
St. Ann’s Church
Tennallytown
Mer. Bonaventare Coretti
Thomas Moore
Unione
Edward J. Corbett
Holy ‘Trinity Church
Joseph C. Muilon
Te Church
Edwart F. Craig
Boston
Thomas Rennolda
Alphonse Cary
Wife Hears Accidental Discharge Murder Verdict Contested
Mrs Sweeney and her family dispute Coroner Nevitt verdict that Carl Sweeney 28 accidentally shot himself at their home on 00 Massachusetts Ave NW late yesterday afternoon The weapon was an 88 caliber revolver The couple’s baby watched in the next room The wife recalls him leaving home in good spirits and regrets the coroners investigation authority The shooting occurred at 4 36 pm and Sweeney died four minutes later at Emergency Hospital
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Carl Sweeney
Blassachusetts Avenue
Sweeney
Nevilt
Nome
Hit
Nevitt
Ps Meeren
Carl
Accidentally fired pistol kills Carl at home door
Witness recalls evening sounds as a gun discharged near the kitchen door. The large man, Carl, reportedly carried the pistol upstairs and may have struck the door jam, causing the accidental discharge that ended in a fatal shot.
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Carl
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