Roosevelt’s perilous Sound crossing in Tarpon boat
Col Roosevelt and Mr Dodge faced heavy swells and near foundering as the 271 mile an hour Tarpon struggled across Long Island Sound to New Haven. Waves broke over the craft, forcing diversions to Stamford and Norwalk while autos and car swaps followed to continue the journey.
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Obituary notices for Browning Campbell and related families
Multiple death notices from a late September period. Yrownig Browning mourns his mother Katharine Virginia and other relatives including Ralph Proeimo and Albert Winmul. Services listed in Washington DC and Warrenton VA with private interment and hospital notices.
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Warrenton
Church of Transfiguration
Funeral Directors Run Down Slender Ads in City Listings
Funeral directors and embalmers appear in a fragmented urban notice listing several firms and addresses. The clippings reference Thomas A. Costello at 12 H Street Northeast, Frank Geier's Sons at 133 Seventh Street, and W. R. Spear at 940 F Street Northwest. The text emphasizes first class service and reasonable terms.
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Balloon Race Update From Indiana Elimination Event
Nine balloons started in the American elimination race at the Indianapolis Speedway Saturday afternoon. America II landed near Warrenton Virginia after a 13 hour flight with crews Hawley and Post reporting a pleasant trip at altitudes up to 29 000 feet.
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Roosevelt Reaches New Haven Amid Sea Storm Crisis
Captain James B. Ford of the New York Yacht Club spotted Colonel Roosevelt aboard an open motorboat named Katrina battling a NW gale near Huntington. Roosevelt appeared to direct the engineer as the vessel fought heavy seas. Ford, alarmed yet ready to aid, tracked the craft until it cleared the roughest water and headed toward Cold Spring Harbor.
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Heike Gets Eight Months Eight in Prison and Five Thousand Fine
Charles R. Heike, former secretary and treasurer of the American Sugar Refining Co, was sentenced by Judge Martin in the U S circuit court to eight months in the New York penitentiary on Blackwell Island and a $5,000 fine for conspiring to defraud the government via underweighing sugar. The judge suspended execution pending appeal and reduced bail from $25,000 to $15,000, citing Heike’s age and single-count conviction while noting the need for punishment as example.
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Toy Airship Flies From Alps to Turin
A toy airship liberated by a French boy over the Alps completed a 600 mile journey in under 24 hours ending near Turin. The event is reported by The Washington Post special cable from Milan dated September 19. Numerous listed names of travelers and reverends reflect a grand, scattered network surrounding the voyage.
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Health Office Record of births and deaths in local area
A health office record lists numerous births including Barths John and Margaret Robertson and many others with partners and children. It also catalogs deaths in the area with names, locations such as Providence Hospital Casualty Hospital and US Soldiers' Home, and ages ranging from weeks to 77 years.
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Tennallytown
Charles O'Connor
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Callan St Me
Jessica P Hunter
William N. Milter
D. 2
James Doyte
Navese
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Pla
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Carolina Bouchert
Giuseppe Mhici
D St
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K Rt Nw
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Dettle & Thomas
Y Ave
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H St Nw
Meryl Bryant
de Sales Row
Lawrence Jackson
Bland Ct Ow
Matilda Talbert
Gotz Et Ne
Georgetown Medical College
University Hospital
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Hat
Widow in murder case kept at home under guard
In Lunenburg Vermont, Sept 19 authorities seek more evidence in the murder case of William Heath, with Mrs J Marshall Dodge, a wealthy widow, to have a hearing tomorrow. An autopsy shows Heath was shot three times in the back. a revolver and three cartridges reportedly near the body. Dodge denies involvement though past quarrels and a painting job are noted. Deputies guard her at home. no jail.
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William Heath
Dalton
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Dodge
Wind Stops Alpine Flight in Swiss Attempt
Weymann and George Chavez, American and Peruvian, tried a cross Alps aeroplane flight from Brig. Chavez rose to above Simpson Pass before wind drove him back. Weymann climbed to 1700 feet and also descended after gusts. Official barometer later cited 7548 feet for Chavez amid strong winds that halted further attempts.
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Representative Lloyd predicts sweeping Democratic win in November
Representative James T Lloyd of Missouri, chairman of the Democratic congressional committee, visited congressional headquarters after arriving from Chicago. He noted the Maine result as a foretaste of November and said the committee is working harder than ever, focusing on the campaign and expecting clear success.
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Missouri
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Apportionment Ahead as Congress Tackles House Seats
Congress faces first task after the census to set when the next House apportionment will occur. The Constitution requires reallocation after every decennial census, with many seats currently held on fractional basis. Law provides that any deficiency in an even division is supplied from larger states.
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New Idea Drives Republican State Convention Choice
Trenton Sept 19 the Republican State committee chose Attorney General Edmund Wilson as chairman for the upcoming convention Vivian M Lewis is likely to be nominated for governor on the first ballot with no opposition a new platform committee was appointed to draft the platform and is expected to include concessions to progressive new idea Republicans who are poised to influence the convention
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Aero Meet in doubt as Washington eyes solo contest
In aviation circles plans for a joint Baltimore Washington meet faltered with Washington pushing to host a big birdmen contest alone. Promoter Berger waits in Baltimore while officials mull Halethorpe or College Park sites and consult Charles Bell and the Aero Club on Berger’s proposal. Wright brothers representatives seek $16,000, Curtiss named as a possible Halethorpe participant, with another Chamber of Commerce meeting pending a final decision. Ambassador Hill hosts a dinner in Berlin for German foreign affairs officials.
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Berger
Aero Club
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Europe
Aero| Club
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Johnstone
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Harmon
Connors
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Here Club
Army officers riders test on a Washington route ride
The War Department conducts a yearly horseback ride for majors and higher ranking officers from October 10-12 and 15-7. Gen Wood leads one party, with a stop in Rockville Md and a return to Washington. Some exempt officers will walk 20 miles as substitutes. An adjacent note reports Passaic New Jersey’s population rising to 41 173, up 26 396 from 27 777 in 1900.
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