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... Universal regret will felt at the disaster that has overtaken Mr. Orville Wright. His passenger, Lieutenant Selfridge, of the United States Army Corps, has succumbed to the injuries received from the fall, but Mr. Wright himself has fortunately escaped ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... plunged down front a height of 75 feet, injuring Mr. Wright and killing his companion, Lieut.• Selfridge, of the United States Signal Corps, a son of Admiral Selfridge. The accident took place when the aeroplane was making its fourth circle of the field. The ...
... 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 ...
... suitability their plans lives agam put to the test at tbefrisk of their The Emperor added that regretted ihe death Lieutenant Selfridge just as understood the grief the tireless inventor, Mr. Orville \vright, at the destruction of his aeroplane. French Aeroplane ...
... 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 ...
... but the doctors believe that with care will be able to leave the hospital six weeks’ time. The news of the death of Lieut. Selfridge has not been told to Mr. Wright present. The latter told the doctor yesterday afternoon that felt tolerably comfortable, ...
... aeroplane fell a distance 75ft., describing practically somersault. Mr. Wright's left thigh was fractured, while Lieutenant Selfridge, an American Army officer, who was a passenger in the aeroplane, sustained injuries from which he died throe hours later ...
... 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 ...