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Title: Review of reviews and world's work
Year: 1890 (1890s)
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Publisher: New York Review of Reviews Corp
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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Copyright by the American Iress A^sO(.:at ST. LOUIS BASEBALL TEAM—SURVIVORS OF THE BRIDGEPORT WRECK ir,o THE AMERICAN REVIEW OF REVIEWS
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* op\ ri^lu b\- the AmeriLaii Press AssiKirilion, New \o\V. HENRY N. ATWOOD FLYING OVER THE WHITE HOUSE GROUNDS ON JULY of such a speed, and the result was perhapsthe most frightful accident in the history ofthe New York, New Haven & Hartford Rail-road. The steel construction of the fivesleeping-cars that were derailed doubtlesssaved the lives of many passengers. TwoPullman cars at the rear end of the train didnot leave the track. These cars were occu-pied by twenty-two young athletes, membersof the St. Louis National League baseballteam. These young men worked with a vimto help the injured passengers out of thewreck and won the gratitude of many. Progress inAviation Human flight has made rapidstrides during the past twelvemonths, as is shown in the pro-fusely illustrated article which we present toour readers this month, beginning on page 174.The longest cross-country flight yet made inthis country was that of Henry N. Atwood,who attracted national attention last monthby flying f

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