Jennings, an Irish Boy Who Could Play Good Baseball
A 1906 profile of Hughie Jennings, Detroit Tigers manager and famed shortstop, recounts his start in Louisville and Baltimore, his dual career as a lawyer, and his legendary on and off field leadership. It covers his rise from a red haired Irish youth to a pennant winner and noted coach with a vivid look at his grit, style, and coaching philosophy.
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Daniel the dog answers to the name at church
Willie sleeps through a Sunday sermon while his dog Dan sits by the minister and barks in response to the tale of Daniel. Willie confesses and takes Dan away as the sermon ends with a vow to tie up the dog next time.
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Crown Prince Teddy Jr Amusing Governess Tale
In a Minneapolis Journal item a White House governess from a distinguished German family clashes with American royal sentiment during McKinley’s death. Theodore Roosevelt Jr appears disheveled after morning exercise, prompting the governess to cry Mein Gott and compare him to the Crown Prince.
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The First Balloon A Loom of Montgolfier History
An 18th century Chicago article recounts Montgolfier’s balloon origin sparked by a drying petticoat. It details the 1783 first public ascent, a linen bag balloon lifted by fire and straw, and the initial aviators Pilatre de Rozier and the Marquis d’Arlandes.
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