Curtiss Seeks Aero Meet Site Near Washington Halethorpe Favored
Glenn H. Curtiss inspected Halethorpe field six miles from Baltimore as a potential site for the Baltimore Washington aero meet in November. He said Halethorpe and College Park offer similar advantages though woods and a railroad embankment near Halethorpe may limit views. Officials from the Aero Club of Washington and Baltimore Chamber of Commerce discussed siting and patronage, noting a distance from Washington could affect attendance.
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Halethorpe
Baltimore
Glenn H. Curtiss
Baltimore-Washington Aeroineet
Baltimore and Washington
Curtins
H.W. Sutton
Col. Jerome
Baltimore Aero Club
The
Aero Club of Washington
A. F. Zahm
W. F. Gude
Chamber of Commerce
A. Leftwich Sinclair
J- Lynn Yeapie
Charles J. Fox
Nations Aviation Company
Washington
Curtiss
Col
Joyce
College Park
Messrs
Gude
Sinclair
Washingtoniana
Erizas
Obituary notices list multiple Washington figures and services
A clipped 1910 1920s era notice page records deaths and funeral plans in Washington DC. Entries name Charles Thomas Browning Thomas Carroll Betten Hassard Reynolds Ridgley Taylor Wagner Newton and others with dates Sept 16 18 17 and 19, 1910 1920, listing addresses 1289 G street northeast and 3653 Thirteenth street northwest as well as religious services at Holy Name Church Congressional Cemetery Mount Olivet and St Theresa Church.
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Browning
Charles Thomas
Catharine Virginia
Horatio Browning
Yunerel
Columbia
Fourteenth
Girard Streets
Congeregional
Carroll
Thomas
Marie Carroll
G Street
Holy Name Church
EEA
Washington
D. C
Radwint
Ann Fortney
Oak Full
iManeral
Mabsard
Allen Street
Laura
William H. Hassard
Neent
William Hy
Sardo & Co
H Street
Northeas
Congressional Cemetery
Hwynolds
F Street
Wdgar Conrad Reynolds
Anera
William Ridgley
Virginie Stone
Thirteenth Street
Twentieth Street
Northweat
Ridney Taylor
Clara Hogers
Wagner
Providence Hospital
Charles J
Margaret Wagner
Keys
Hamilton Road
Congress Heights
St. Theresa Church
Anacostia
Mount Olivet
Aviation Meet Plans Stir Baltimore Businessmen
Prospective Washington Baltimore aviation meet estimated to cost about 20000 dollars with favorable dates in November. Curtis and Berger push for exhibition aims and a open rolling field between cities. Officials from the Chamber of Commerce to discuss proposals while Berger backs independent meets for Washington and Baltimore starting November 6.
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Curtiss
Washington
Baltimore
Wright Brothers
Gude
Chamber of Commerce
Berger
Aeroplane Corps May Be Needed for Future War
Washington notes from Secretary of the Navy George von L Meyer after Harvard aero meet show he doubts aircraft will cripple battleships but sees great value as observers. He foresees a future army equipped for rapid movement and improved scouting with aviation aiding war effort.
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Army of Future
Helena
Washington Post
Boston
Mass
George von L. Meyer
Navy
Harvard
Teday
Washington Monument
May Command G A 8 to Shore In Special Train
Veterans from the Potomac Department including Woman's Relief Corps delegates boarded a special train bound for Atlantic City. The groups aim to elect a commander in chief at the Grand Army of the Republic encampment and to secure the next site for the gathering, with Washington voters backing a veteran for leader.
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Department of the Potomac
Woman’s Relief Corpu
Old Guard
Washington
Grand Army ‘of
Republic
Asante
Department
The
Potomac
Potomac Woman's Relief Corps
Atlantic City
J. A
Norah
Julia Mason Layton
Edith
Elizabeth Mantis
Anna
Quinn
Veters Jett
6Th Army of the Republic
Ola -Guard
Pennsylvania
Department of the Pots
Hails Aero as Fourth Arm in French Maneuvers
Paris September 18 The American and British military attaches praising French army maneuvers hail the aeroplane as a fourth arm. Maj T Bentley Mott says such operations would have seemed lunatic four years ago and asserts aircraft in capable hands can replace many troops in war. Attaches note France has given the world a lesson and England will profit first.
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Maj. Mott
Paris
T. Bentley Mott
France
England
Veterans of North and South Unite at Atlantic City Campout
Five thousand Civil War veterans gathered at the Savoy Theater in Atlantic City to hear Union and Confederate leaders champion reconciliation. General Daniel Sickles and Commander-in-Chief Samuel Van Sant spoke as Grand Army of the Republic members welcomed former foes, with anecdotes of crossed swords and shared allegiance.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Hilary A. Herbe
Alabama
Stekles
Erang Ardge
Pixie
Crodd
Shiktain
Tole Wien
Waa
van Sant
Aeip
Taft
Statuary Hall
Com Serain
G. 4.B
Freedom
Kentucky
Clark
Chambersburg
Mississippi
de Brown
Hus
Puazini
Grath
Roosevelt Mum on Plans Before Saratoga Convention
Theodore Roosevelt returns to New York from Syracuse after a sharp exchange with critics at the State fair. He spends the day at Sagamore Hill with family and refuses to discuss specifics of his Saratoga strategy or any possible endorsement of President Taft. He remains silent on how he would respond if an endorsement for Taft is sought at the Saratoga convention.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Old Guard
Saratoga
New York
Syracuse
Sagamors Hit
Taft
Movements of Ocean Steamers Arrived and Bailed
Shipping news notes arrivals at New York from Liverpool Bremen and other ports including Arabic Neckar Plymouth Cleveland and Dover Lapland with several liners and sailings to New York. Bailed ships include Havre La Touraine Queenstown Baltic and Lusitania bound for New York with Cape Race reports of Walderses from Hamburg for New York docking expected Thursday at 8 p.m.
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New York
Liverpool
Neckar
Bremen
Plymouth
Cleveland
Dover
Lapland
Edverpool—Caltic
Southampton
Hamburg
Brocher
Havre—La Touraine
Queenstown
Baltic
Lusitania
Maw York
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Hartley Makes Successful Flight Over Grafton WV
James Hartley, inventor of sdaoocestal, of Grafton, demonstrated a rapid air passage yesterday at Rockite in Taylor county. He flew through the air at a pace described as more than two yards, showcasing his amateur Aviator device to local observers.
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Grafton
W. Va
James We" Hartley
Hartley
Doctor's Arrest Over Infant Incubator Death at State Fair
Dr Douglas Snyder and wife of Pittsburgh were jailed after three incubator babies died at the State fair in Louisville. They posted $3,000 bond. the case heads to magistrate court Monday. The three infants were buried today at Cave Hill Cemetery.
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Lowsville
Douglas Snyder
Pittsburg
Bend
Snider
Cave Hih
Alcott Bullitt
Snyder
Jeffersonville
Ind
Fair Grounds
Louiaville
James C. McGrew Dies Amid Navy Service
James C. McGrew dies at Mahome, the oldest living Navin veteran. He served from 168 aboard ships and marked ninety seventh anniversary of his service. Surviving relatives and details remain unclear in fragmented obituary notes.
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James Co
Prohibition Pastor Faces Bid Sale Of Children
A Pittsburg minister Rev TG Boord auctioned his two children at Third and Main claiming sale was to fund moral reform. Crowd abused him and he postponed after declaring the act a joke. a Prohibition candidate said it was an intimidation demonstration.
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Wrilé Avenue
Pittsburg
Boord
Boord Fnally
Bosra
To. Dnistrate
Man rescues unconscious wife after gas exposure
Joseph P Thompson of 518 Rhode Island avenue found his 23 year old wife unconscious in a bedroom on the second floor with a gas on. He forced the gas from the room, and assistance from Conk fn of Twentieth street and Wehodesland avenue northeast partly restored her. She was later taken to Garfield Hospital for treatment.
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Joseph
P. Thompson
Rhode Island Avenue
Thompson
Twentieth Atreat
Wehodesland Avenue
Garfield’ Hospital
Health Office Records Deaths in City Listings
A health office death record list shows several individuals with brief identifications. Entries include Sidney T Thomas aged 17%? with a Greenwich street address, and Susuethy Aisapital 66 years, along with Basar Reynolds linked to Barah-H Yarbre 20 ny, suggesting fragmented OCR data for local obituaries.
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Sidney, T. “Thomas
Nw. E
Thomps-Carroll
Susuethy
Aisapital
Basar C. Reynolds
Barah- H.- Yarbre
McCarten Dies After Drinking Carbolic Acid at Home
James McCarten, 80, a longtime worker at the Firth Sterling Steel plant, died two hours after his wife Mrs James McCarten found him unconscious holding a glass of carbolic acid. He had recently resumed night work and was described as healthy and cheerful. Police or physicians at Casualty Hospital reported the death as self-inflicted.
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James McCarten
Giana
James
McCartent
Casualty Hostal
McCarter
Neévitt - Issus
McCarten
Firth Sterling Steel
Catholic Church
Deferral of Alpine Flight Delays Swiss to Italian Run
Brig, Switzerland, Sept 18 report the cross Alps aeroplane flight from this town over the Simplon Pass toward Italy postponed from today to tomorrow amid protests by religious residents. Contestants Weymann and Chaves remain hopeful. others are doubtful or withdrawn as experts warn the perilous route offers no safe landing in the initial seven miles to the pass. Milan bound, the trek then faces a danger filled stretch over rocky peaks with uncertain outcomes.
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Brig
Switzerland
Aagért
Paillette
Cattaneo
Wienczlers Han
Chaves
Weymann
Milan
Simplon
Domodosgola
Strike Against God Moves Armenians in New York
In New York on September 18 several hundred Armenians gathered at Murray Hill Lyceum to honor Levant Mar tovgessian, the unfrocked Armenian priest released from Sing Sing after two years and six months for extortion in the name of the Hunchakist Society. The strike, described by Armenian lawyer Mirani Sevasly of Boston as a revolt against the Armenian Church primate, urged communion abstention and avoidance of baptism until Mar tovgessian is restored to full priestly powers.
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Washington
New York
Murray Hill Lyceum
Levant
Martovgessian
Sing Sing
Hunchakist Society
God
Mirani Sevasly
Boston
Armenian Apostolic Church
Old Country
Martoogensian
Auto Crash Kills French Banker Brother of Gutmann
Special Cable reports in Paris that Tules Gutmann, a banker with Gutmann Brothers, was killed in an automobile accident today near Montmartre. Authorities said no other injuries were reported and the cause is under investigation.
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Paris
Tules Gutmann
Fem
Gutshann ‘Brothers
Jontatnhleey
Grimes suit seeks new trial in affection case
The Martinsburg case Grimes vs Kling centers on wrongful affections involving the plaintiff’s year old daughter amid a notable cast including a prominent judge, Faulkner, and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad connection. A new trial is sought by Kling, with an appeal likely if denied.
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Washington
Martinabyre
Grimes
Peter Klin
Martinsbw
Kling
Allon
Jnle
Faulkner
Baltimore and ‘Ohio -Railroad
State Supreme “Cou
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Charles H. Newton
WR Speare
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East Capitol St
J. William Lee
Morern Crematorium
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John R. Wright CO
Tenth Ar
Telsphone North
R. F. Harvey's Sons
Fourteenth ST. NW
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Curtiys
Army
Meyer
John McElroy
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Hails
AERO
Roosevelt
Cape Race
Grat ‘Walderses
Mamburg
To-Kalon
To-Kalon Wine Co
F St. N. W
Doctor Save
James C. McGrew
Pan
TG. Boor
Canajante
Wife
Joseph’ P.*thompson
Health ‘Office Record
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Dar
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Martineburg
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Howard
Harris
Moses
W.b.moses& Sons
St. Cor
Schoela
George Washington University Department of Law
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Department of Law
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George Washington
University
Fit
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Latreet
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College Old Masonic Temple
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University School For
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Hope
New York Ave
Holy Cross Academy
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Upton
Muni
Alversey
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Nationst Metropolitan Bank
Lh St Nw
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Law School
Law Department
Georgetown University
United States
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Corgetown
Come
Waahington
National Cathedral School
Mount ST. Alban
Washington, D. C
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Etelaway
Dupont Circle
Georgetown
Barbour Walker
Wood
Scucar
E. Capitol St
Miss Madeira
Vassar
SMITH
Wellesley
Mies Lucy Madeira
A. B
Nineteenth Street
Washington College of Law
Mussery
Milton
Potomac Schoo
Sna
Kate M. Ae
Cal Ave
Minser Lippincott, & Baker
St, Margaret's
Kindergarter
California Ave
Miseel
N. Ww
Weil
Read
Tang
Pru Rowme
Maryland
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Harold Randolph
Washington Place
Treata
Dr. Thomas & Bakee
Port Deposit
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