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Charles Howard person

id: p_charles-howard_0da056

also known as: Howard

Probable 70%
Summary:  An aeronaut who made balloon ascensions and was killed at Guaymas, Mexico.
Completeness: 65/100 Grade C
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Claims (4)

arrived_in

cited from Charles Howard, the aeronaut, who made… (1891) · +1 more
l. Galloway the editor was on hand taking notes. Charles Howard, the aeronaut, who made the balloon ascension at this place in July last, was killed at Guaymas, Mexico, a week ago last Sunday. The following account of the accident is from …

died_in

cited from Aye, even my bustle was thrown out of gear… (1891) · +1 more
ith mist — Bumping ! Rolling! Grunting, I went ! A full mile a minute or I don’t want a cent. The gravel and grass yanked the hide from my nose. And ruined a pair of forty-cent hose; Aye, even my bustle was thrown out of gear By the frolics…

killed_by

balloon accident
cited from Charles Howard, the aeronaut, who made… (1891)
l. Galloway the editor was on hand taking notes. Charles Howard, the aeronaut, who made the balloon ascension at this place in July last, was killed at Guaymas, Mexico, a week ago last Sunday. The following account of the accident is from …

occupation

aeronaut
cited from Aye, even my bustle was thrown out of gear… (1891) · +1 more
ith mist — Bumping ! Rolling! Grunting, I went ! A full mile a minute or I don’t want a cent. The gravel and grass yanked the hide from my nose. And ruined a pair of forty-cent hose; Aye, even my bustle was thrown out of gear By the frolics…

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