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... five mile race for riders of a certain cydo. The following were the Mains:—Royal Albert—Stewart; Kerr and Irvine; Brady. Selfridge, and Craig*: Adam., Adam, Ferguason. Paterson, and Robertson. Alba Athletic—Davy; A. Brown and W. Brown; Fisher, Fleming ...
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... prospect of returns for their money.'' Will Attract Thousamis of Visitor.. Similar views were. expressed — K: Mr. H. Gordon Selfridge, whose only doubt was the business one—whether American manufacturers would find a sufficiently large market here to make ...
... inquest held at the Mortuary, on Tuesday, on the body of an unfortunate man who had died as the result of an accident at Selfridge's colossal new premises in Oxford-street. It appeared that deceased and another man had been working on a scaffold subpended ...
... strict observance of his religion. His son, the present Rear-Admiral Sands, is a worthy son of a worthy father. Rear-Admiral Selfridge and Rear- Admiral Beaumont are two more heroes of the Civil War who Catholics. Beaumont was earn- mander of the Arooeteck ...
... SHOCKING ACCIDENT at Selfridge's, Oxford Street. Fatal Result. Inquest and Verdict. Dr. Danford Thomas bald an inquest at the Mortuary on Tuesday, ou the body of James Albert Devonshire, 39 years of age, who died at the Middlesex Hospital as the result ...
... work, and amongst those mentioned were: Messrs. H. Gower and staff, T. Knight, Holloway, J. Andrews, Gosling, Westbury, Selfridge, Palmer, Lyles, Phillips, W. Pettman, sen., W. Green, Farnfield, Cooper, Sidcup Fire Brigade, Inspector Hill, Mrs. Armour ...
... landing both men. Mr Wright was injured on the arm and hip, and it is feared he has sustained internal injuries; while Lieut. Selfridge was injured about the head. Both have been removed to Fort Meyer Hospital. The propeller the machine was new one, which Mr ...
... wonderful world's records in America, has been utterly wrecketi, with fatal results. The aeronaut himself and Lieutenant Selfridge, who accompanied him in hit flight at Fort Meyer yesterday, were both badly injured, and the officer died last night in the ...
... 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 ...
... how evcr. was unable to get his aeroplane off the ground.—Router. New York. Thursday. 'Mr. CirriLk Writl* and Lieutenant Selfridge were ludly injured (baring a dietrt of Mr. Wrigint's ~emplane at Fart Meyer late this attarnoon.—ineuter. is Mans, Thursday ...
... afternoon, Lieutenant Selfridge is dead, and Mr. Wright is in hospital with fracture tho left thigh, several of his ribs the right side bent, his head cut, aad his body bruised. The dead Lieutenant was the nephew of Admiral Selfridge, and was regarded as ...