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Pathé's Weekly, No. 39 (1912)
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Pathé's Weekly, No. 39 (1912)

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Hot Springs, Wash: Three trainmen are killed and several other persons injured when a Northern Pacific passenger train collides with an eastbound freight. London, England: Bonar Law speaks to 20,000 Unionists at Blenheim Park. Fern Glen, ...See moreHot Springs, Wash: Three trainmen are killed and several other persons injured when a Northern Pacific passenger train collides with an eastbound freight. London, England: Bonar Law speaks to 20,000 Unionists at Blenheim Park. Fern Glen, Mo: The locomotive of a Missouri Pacific passenger train traveling at 70 miles an hour leaves the rails and wrecks the train, killing two trainmen. Epernay, France: Several of the principal buildings of the famous Mercier champagne industry are destroyed by fire. Three people are killed. Los Angeles, Cal: Clarence Darrow, counsel for the defense in the McNamara trials and famous labor leader, addresses the crowds after the Labor Day parade. Atlantic City, N.J: Governor Woodrow Wilson reviews the Spanish War Veterans in reunion. 1. General Nelson A. Miles. New York, N.Y: In the Hudson River Yacht Club Water Carnival Miss Ida Schnall wins a medal after some spectacular diving. Terre Haute, Ind: Former Vice-President Fairbanks speaks at the unveiling of a tablet commemorating the battle with the Indians at Old Fort Harrison, in 1812. Asbury Park, N.J: The firemen's hose contest is won by the fire laddies from West End, making a quarter mile run and connecting hose to hydrant in 47 2-5 seconds. New York, N.Y: Murray scores in the seventh inning of the second game between the Giants and the Dodgers. Score: New York, 7: Brooklyn, 2. Written by Moving Picture World synopsis See less

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Name	Known for
Clarence Darrow Self Self See fewer	From Dusk to Dawn (1913)
Charles W. Fairbanks Self Self See fewer	Pathé's Weekly, No. 48 (1911)
Bonar Law Self Self See fewer	Pathé's Weekly, No. 21 (1912)
Red Murray Self Self See fewer	Pathé's Weekly, No. 39 (1912)
Ida Schnall Self Self See fewer	Undine (1916)
Woodrow Wilson Self Self See fewer	The Adventures of a Boy Scout (1915)