Daubert S Homer in Last Inning Wins for Reds
Jacobus Daubert delivered a dramatic ninth inning homer at Redland Field, lifting the Cincinnati Reds to a 6 3 victory over the Boston Braves. The late удар followed a tense, back-and-forth rally as the Braves fought to the finish with Willie, Rath and McQuillen putting up a stout defense before Daubert’s decisive blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daubert
REDS
Babe Ruth
Redland Field
Jacobus Daubert
Western Avenue
Braves
Jake Daubert
Grover Cleveland
Mustyberry
Iiler
Ola
Slim Sallee
Bostonians
Holke
Hod
Sicking
Boeck
Wayrs
Groh
Powell
Crane
McQuillen
Abe Lincoln
Harding Urged to Take to the Stump in Front Porch Plan
Marion Ohio July 11 Senator Warren G Harding Republican nominee discussed at a conference with Will Hays committee chairman the push for a front porch campaign. Hays said nationwide requests for Harding to speak number about 500 though Harding reaffirmed he has no present plan to alter the approach though not unalterable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Warren G. Harding
Will H. Hays
Republican National Committee
Mermaid Encounter Sends Man Into River Ooze
A Dayton bathing beach wanderer slips on a log bridge over a muddy drain and falls into the ooze as a mermaid emerges. The mishap ends with a post dip and shower, leaving the adventurer soaked, amused, and wiser about slippery crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Hold Up Frustrated In Walnut Hills By Automobilists
A masked robber with a revolver held up Moore Oil Company cashier Henry Hofschulte at the Madison road and Woodburn avenue station last night. The well dressed thief demanded the cash in the register as several automobilists summoned Officer Bailey who pursued the culprit toward the East End but he escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hofschulte
Woodburn Avenue
Moore Oil Company
Madison Road
Hofschulte
Bailey
St. Francis de Sales Church
East End
Lights Left Burning In Vacated House Spark Burglar Scare
Policeman Jack Delaney on Peebles corner responded to a woman's call about a burglar next door. A car sped to 2243 Francis Jane, home of C A Wright, where lights remained on after the family left. No intruder found. the lights caused the scare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Delaney
Peebles Corner
Delaney
Francis Jane
Wrights
Mrs Ella Knight Dies at Home in Detroit
Mrs Ella Knight wife of William C Knight president of Knight Screw Product Co Detroit died after a brief pneumonia illness. She was daughter of George Puchta former Cincinnati mayor and Queen City Supply Co president. Survived by two daughters, her parents and brother Lawrence Puchta of Cincinnati. Burial to be in Spring Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Knight
Detroit
Knight
William C. Knight
Knight Screw Product Company
George Puchta
Queen City Supply Company
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
la Sell Seminary
Auburndale
Mass
Michigan University
Britain Open to Selling Ships to Germany
Berlin July 11 report from the Boersen Courier Hamburg correspondent says British shipowners have authority to confirm an offer to sell a large part of tonnage surrendered as compensation for the Scapa Flow sinkings to German shipowners or the German Government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Boersen Courier
Hamburg
Drowning Tragedy In Noel After Rescue
Herman B Hormass 28 from St Louis drowned in Noel Missouri after saving Mrs McDaniels of Kansas City from a similar fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel
Herman B. Hormass
St. Louis
McDaniels
Kansas City
Barrel ride over Niagara Falls ends in death
Charles G. Stephens of Bristol England died when his designed six foot three inch barrel went over Horseshoe Falls. His body was not recovered. pieces of the barrel were found below the falls as crowds watched amid searchlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Charles G. Stephens
Bristol
England
Horshoe Falls
Stephens
France
Bobby Leach
Horseshoe Falls
Leach
Goat Island
Annie Edson Taylor
Stephen
Harry P. Stephens
Ontario
Police Hunt in Vain Bandits Who Robbed Pittsburg Jeweler
Cleveland July 11 police pursue two bandits who robbed Philip Wohl Pittsburg diamond merchant of jewels valued at 10 000 to 12 000. They entered Wohl room at a downtown hotel gagged hand cuffed and drugged him leaving him unconscious. Wohl revived and summoned help. Descriptions match those of robbers who hit Isaac Miller jewelry dealer at 10 000 a day earlier. Gunmen robed Brooks Oil gas station at Miles Park avenue and Broadway for 700 in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Philip Wohl
Pittsburg
Wohl
Isaac Miller
Brooks Oil Company
Miles Park Avenue
Broadway
Train wreck kills two at Camp Perry crossing
John Harmes, 56, died in a Port Clinton hospital as the second victim of a crash when a truck was struck by a train at a Camp Perry crossing Friday night. Otto Christiansen was the other victim of the derailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Clinton
John Harmes
Camp Perry
Otto Christiansen
Cole in Auto Wreck but Escapes Injury
Lieutenant Colonel Ralph D. Cole Republican candidate for governor narrowly escaped serious injury when a taxicab returning from a Logan meeting skid into a ditch on a detour road one mile north of Rock Bridge. Cole was thrown from the auto but sustained only minor bruises to neck and shoulders. Dudley H. Fister of Lexington Ky with Cole escaped uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ralph D. Cole
Logan
Rock Bridge
Cole
Dudley H. Fister
Lexington
Tragic Death Claimed Florence McMasters From Ice Cream Case
Florence McMasters ten died after convulsions following ice cream and popcorn. Her parents in East Center street cottage sought hospital aid, even visiting the Ohio Boat Club for help. Coroner ordered chemical stomach exam. autopsy pending uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey Bottoms
Florence McMasters
General Hospital
East Center Street
Neila McMasters
Ohio Boat Club
A. C. Bauer
Miner Burgill Killed After Fatal Shootout in Hazard
John S Burgill a miner at Blue Diamond was shot twenty five times by a pursuing posse after barricading a house and firing on deputies. Earlier he killed Deputy Sheriff Wooten and Robert Galbraith in a negro settlement, then fled seven miles to Blue Diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commercial Tribune
Hazard
John S. Burgill
Burgill
R. S. Wooten
Robert Galbraith
Blue Diamond
First Creek
Combs
Hagard
McRoberts
Tokyo House backs government in confidence vote
The Japanese House of Representatives approved the government with a large majority. A confidence resolution was defeated by 145 votes in favor and 283 against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Associated Press
House of Representatives
House
Train Kills Aged Couple Near Toledo Milbury
In Milbury near Toledo on July 11 Charles Herman a 60 year old building contractor and his wife were killed when their car was struck by a Lake Shore train. The impact cut them in two and killed them instantly at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Charles Herman
Milbury
Here
Lake Shore
Labor Party forms bloc as workers unite in Chicago
In Chicago on July 11 the Labor Party of the United States opened its second national convention with delegates from the Forty-Eighters and single tax groups. John Fitzpatrick urged unity to seize government from “international financial pirates,” and a committee was formed to seek common ground with allied groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Labor Party of the
United States
Committee of Forty-Eight
John Fitzpatrick
Chicago Federation of Labor
Russia
Soviet Russia
Fitzpatrick
Hayes
Or Party
National Committee
Labor Party
United States Senate
United States Supreme Court
C. J. France
Seattle
New Party
Fitzpatrick Addres
Ireland
Ex-Empress Eugenie Dies at 94 in Madrid
MADRID July 11 Former Empress Eugenie of France died here this morning shortly before 8 o'clock from acute intestinal inflammation. She passed away quietly with her lady in waiting present at the Duke of Alba's residence where she died. Her long life included the French imperial era and exile after 1870 with a fortune estimated at 30 million dollars and a legacy tied to the Suez opening and various travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Eugenie of
France
Duke of Alba
Eugenie
Eugenie Marie de Montijo
Europe
Napoleon III
Paris
Prussia
Channel
England
Prince Imperial
Tom
Farnsworth
Suez Canal
Trestle Collapse Kills Engineer in Covington Crash
A C O trestle at Third and Smith streets collapsed under a locomotive and two freight cars. Engineer Frank Meyers died at General Hospital from internal injuries. Fireman Warren Price and switchman George James were injured. Rescue crews freed Meyers after two hours as a railroad investigation begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third and
Smith Streets
Frank Meyers
East Seventeenth Street
Covington
General Hospital
Warren Price
Wood Street
George James
May Street
Smith Street
Meyers
Third
C. & O. Railroad
Price
Prince Henry of Prussia Tortured by Laborer Gangs
The Ost Pruessische Zeitung reports former Kaiser brother Prince Henry of Prussia was terrorized by a gang of sixty field laborers at Hemmelmark in Schleswig Holstein. He was forced to run the gauntlet and later held in Berckensfelde jail with nightly taunts and beatings. Other Schleswig Holstein landowners reportedly suffered similar assaults by armed gangs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Prince Henry
Prussia
Ost Pruessische Zeitung
Hemmelmark
Schleswig- Holstein
Henry
Berckensfelde
Schleswig-Holstein
Letter Keeps Vigil Beside Grave Of "Queen" His Old Mate
A riverbank grave for Queen the English setter draws daily visits by children and bathers. Duke the companion dog mourns, refused food, and seeks the grave each morning, then returns to the home as the master recalls Queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen
Bellevue
Duke
Real Dirt Farmer To Be Secretary Of Agriculture
Dayton reports Governor Cox says he will appoint a real dirt farmer as Secretary of Agriculture if elected president. He spoke to neighbor farmers at Trail's End and praised T T Ansberry and E H Moore for convention work. The meteor band serenaded Cox at the station before a family visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Dayton
Democratic Party
Trail’s End
Ohio
T. T. Ansberry
Washington
San Francisco
Ansberry
E. H. Moore
Youngstown
McAdoo
Palmer
Ten Die In New York Mishaps Across City and Resorts
Ten people died in a series of accidents across New York and surrounding areas, with eight drownings reported at seashore resorts and a fatal tank accident at Coney Island. A youth suffered a broken neck after diving in the tank, one child fell from a four story tenement, and fifteen others were injured in automobile collisions and other incidents as about 350000 visitors swarmed Coney Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coney Island
Z. A
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mighty
Jake
Bob Newhall
Neale
Rudolph
Wingo
Eller
Mack
Maranville
Sam Crane
Ivy
Morris Rath
Morris
Harding
Walnut Hills
Puchta
Britain
Niagara
Stout
Leadh
Wireck
Kentucky
Offeers
Train
Grae
U. S
Republican Party
Rose
Ine
Raffles
Kaiser
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!