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... internal injuries, while Lieutenant Selfridge was injured about the head. Both have been removed to Fort Meyer Hospital. The machine is a wTeck. Lieut. Selfridge ie a member of the Signal Corps and a son of Admiral Selfridge. The broken propeller was a new ...
... movement Aeroplane The of man’s ambitions efforts to riddle of aerial navigation yesterday accident befel inventor Mr Orville Selfridge of the States Signal greatest apparent ease the mechanism machine and his companion were to the earth eight 75 feet Lieutenant ...
... strength you h. Give: ease to irritated Lltrguards against relapse. - for I vie Of W WRIGHT AEROPLANE WRECKED, Lie'Seoul Selfridge Lilted. (4' 75 FEET 1 r \.r Volrk.Mr, aud ,rlfrwS• of .1r INVESTOR TEVRIBLY INJI RED. mormi T fort , of !•opoortor ...
... machine darted downwards earth many of the Mr Wright endeared everyone by pluck kindly OF Reuter’s York that Lieutenant Selfridge died evening injured head It stated at Fort Myer hospital that Mr Orville Wright’s of one the a over the eye- He is conscious ...
... mined at a height el seventy- feet it soddenly plunged the pea ad and embedded Mr. Wright and his companion. I arintimaist Selfridge. Tiw latter w killed and the inventor terribly injared. 11F.ALTII it AMIIIIMPRWTIII. mitt. Al. Pa am ..a, : E. tem Si SRI% ...
... however, a civilian physician had rendered first aid. Mr. Wright when removed from the wreckage was conscion*. but Lientenant Selfridge was uneon scions. Both were covered with Wood, and their clothing was torn and grimed with dnst. It was neceß««!ry lift the ...
... TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS. (CENTRAL NEWS.) GAZETTE OFFICE FRIDAY, 2 P.M ANOTHER AEROPLANE DISASTER. Washington, Friday. Lieutentant Selfridge died at eight o'clock. from .fractured. skull. Mr. Wright is suffering from broken thigh, fractured ribs, wrenched arni, ...
... corps. He was also the secretary of -an aerial experiment association and an expert aeronaut. He is the son Rear-Admiral Selfridge, retired. Mr. O. Wright’s Injuries. Rumours of Foul Play. Washington, Friday. Che of the accident to hi© aeroplane Mr. Orville ...
... OFFICE, FRIDAY, 6 A.M. [BY PRIVATE WIRES.] AEROPLANE ACCIDENT. DEATH OF LIEUT. SELFRIDGE. MR- WRIGHT'S INJURIES. [Reuters Telegrams.] New York, Thursday, 830 P.M. Lieutenant Selfridge, who was injured in the accident to Orville Wright's aeroplane, died this ...
... yesterday after- noon. Lieutenant Selfridge is dead, and Mr. Wnc.'.t is in hospital with fracture of the left several of his ribs on the reht side bent, cut, and hie body bruited. The dead lieuteoat t a nephew of Admiral Selfridge, and was regarded** one of ...
... machine during the afternoon, had decided try the two-man flight called for by the Government tests. He invited Lieutenant Selfridge to accompany him. and the Lieutenant took his place by Mr. Wright. He weighed 175 pounds, which, with Mr. Wright's weight ...