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... Meyer, yesterday, Mr. °Mlle Wright and Lieut. Selfridge ascended in the former 's seroplsoe. During the aeroplane's flight one of tw ith rworellore asappri ng and the machineto ,fatally inju ed, Lieut. Selfridge B and severely injuring Mr. Wright. WASHINGTON ...
... afternoon, Lieut. Selfridge is dead. and Slr. Wright is in the hospital with a fracture of t h e left thigh. Several of his ribs on the rizht are bent, his head cut, and I.is hod. The dead lieutenant was the nephew of Admiral Selfridge, and was regarded ...
... 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 ...
... soldiera and ists tushed to the spot and endeavoured to lift the heave mars under which were miowed Mr Wright and Lieut Selfridge latter's face was covered with bleod He was groanin, and choking with internal hemortbage r Wright remeined con- arious an ...
... minutee* record easily. Before went Lieutenant Self ridge was congratulated on his good luck dozens of persons. ’• Lieut. Selfridge,” said reporter. 1 want you remember when yon are up there the air that there man down her© envying you every minute of your ...
... plans must again be It s the test at the risk of their lives. The Emperor added that he regretted the death of Lieutenant Selfridge, an officer engaged in the perfection of the military weapons of his fatherhood. just as he understood the grief of the tireless ...
... Before the problem aerial fight solved, we may expect to hear of similar w;cideot« that which befci Mr. Orville Lieut. Selfridge, near Fort Meyer Out such mhshape will not deter the inventors. Man has eet himself construct reliable flying machine, and ...
... to Mr. Orville Wright's aeroplane it had nothing to do with the extra weight carried in the pereoo of Lieutenant Thomas Selfridge, who unhappily lost his life. What happened was that the left propeller snapped while the right propeller continued to work ...
... hv i n' Sergt in tin Ik in bis Burma h l9Ut Well Very Washington Friday result of nero-Mr Orville Wright thigh bent cut Selfridge in United Mr the uvo-imn tests heaviest burden I slow! by r feet fell earth ridge pin will) is principle to nroix'ller the ...