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121 1907 April 24 Saturday at Baddeck Jn '9 Telegram 10 Feb 1907 New York It has been decided to hold the banquet of the Aero Club at the Hotel St. Regis on March 14. Sufficient answers to the circular recently sent out have been received to insure its success. The Gordon Bennett International Aeronautic Cup will be displayed on the occasion , and it is hoped that the Lahm Cup will be ready for exhibition also. Herald New York 10 Feb 1907 Year's Ballooning in Spain. [From the European Edition of the Herald.] During 1906 eighty balloons ascents were made in Spain under the auspices of the Real Aero Club de Espana, of which King Alfonso is honorary president. The volume of gas used was 115,730 cubic meters, including 2,690 cubic meters of hydrogen, the number of passengers carried was 191 and the total distance covered amounted to 2,942 kilometers.- Intransigeant. Chronical Augusta Ga 17 Feb 1907 A New Airship Company Formed in Stockholm to Float the Invention of M.B.H. Wallin--Cheapest Yet Built. Special Cable. Stockholm, Feb. 16. -- A company has been formed at Goetenberg to float the invention of a new Swedish flying machine by M.H.B. Wallin, director of the material testing department of the Chalmers Institute, who has been working for two years at his discovery. The inventor states that the construction of his airship will run less than a thousand dollars, and will therefore be much cheaper than most machines which have been hitherto used for experimental purposes, so that the capital already subscribed is more than adequate for first trails. The building of the airship will take some weeks, but the work is making rapid progress. A motor for driving the machine is expected from Paris in a few days. In the course of an interview M. Hallin expresses himself as very hopeful regarding his invention. He said: "The problem of aerial navigation can be solved quite as easily as any other problem. It is only remarkable that the antiquated system of aerial navigation by balloon should have been adhered to to long" Commercial Buffalo NY 18 Feb 1907 Airship in War The Hon. John Sharp William, leader of the democratic in the [[cutoff]] Pioneer Press St Paul Min 17 Feb 1907 Bomb from Balloons to be Discouraged [[image of balloon]] The Monster Dirigible Balloon "La Patrie" on a [[cutoff]] The "Patrie in the most successful of the dirigible balloons. [[cutoff]] authorities used it recently for an experiment in dropping [[cutoff]] which is to come under the consideration in dropping [[cutoff] view to its suppression in warfare. This photograph was taken [[cutoff] was going at a speed of twenty-five miles an hour. Times New York 19 Feb 1907 Across the Alps in a Balloon Italian Aeronaut tells of experience while being entertained at aero club. He names Italy's Team For International Race from St. Louis next October--Difficulty over foreign entry. Signor Celestine Usuelli, one of the leading aeronauts of Italy and who made the memorable ascension over Mount Blanc last November, was the guest of the Aero Club of America last night. He gave a graphic account of his aerial passage of the Alps and then related some interesting particulars of a later ascension made last December from Milan, in which he attained an altitude of nearly 24,000 feet with the temperature more than 32 degrees below zero. Signor Usuelli arrived here on Sunday on the steamship St. Louis. He is going to Cuba tomorrow and then to Mexico, but will return to New York next month, when he expects than the difficulty [[cutoff]]