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Newspaper

Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1915

Page

6

Fate of three German cruisers the Karlsruhe Bremen Strassburg

The article traces the mysterious fates of the Karlsruhe Bremen and Strassburg raiders from early World War I. It details Karlsruhe’s commerce raiding, its hidden auxiliary ships, and daring escape, plus Bremen’s unclear end after late 1914 and Strassburg’s disappearance after leaving St Thomas. Royal Navy and German reports leave their ultimate destinies unresolved.

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Baseball Gossip Two Parts to Ball Game

Two articles discuss strategy and personalities in baseball. Hercog argues for aggressive first five innings and selective late rallying while others discuss hitting tactics by the Boston Braves and Phillies. Notes on Eddie Plank, Chief Bender, Dell for the Dodgers, Mathewson doubting Boston, and Gavvy Cravath’s home run pace.

Hercog Boston Braves Phillies Plank Eddie Plank St. Louis Beader Athletics Cravath Soma Garvy Garvy Cravath Peeriess Philadelphia Patficker Circwit

Wisdom from Solomon and the Queen of Sheba lesson

The article reflects on Solomon’s wisdom and justice, his alliance with Hiram of Tyre and Pharaoh, and the visit of the queen of Sheba. It highlights how the queen sought guidance, exchanged gifts, and departed with both material wealth and spiritual insight, praising Solomon’s reign for righteousness and governance.

Hiram Tyre Solomon Pharaoh Egypt Sheba Arabia Martaba Palestine Israel Wieten Bethleheu Bit Jehovah Mutou

Remarkable Strasburg Clock of the Lorraine Cathedral

Strasburg, the capital of Lorraine, is noted for its 1542 clock by Jean Schwilgue. The astronomical mechanism shows planetary positions at a glance. Figures on a platform enact hunting youth, a warrior, and an old man. Death tolls the hour as Christ and the apostles appear on noon. A cock crows thrice on the perch.

Strassturg Lorraine Jean Schwilgue Christ Ag Byter London Stangard

Orphans in Holland Dress Unequal Garments Across Cities

The Dutch dress orphans in distinctive two tone outfits with half red and half black coats for boys and white caps for girls. The style, seen in Amsterdam and other cities, helps officials track children under asylum care as they grow, creating a striking public appearance.

Amsterdam National Geographical Magazine Orphin Asylums of Holland Peement

First Army Medal Honoring Cromwell Victory Over Scots

London Telegraph recalls the 1650 medal struck by order of Parliament after Oliver Cromwell defeated the Scots at Dunbar on September 3 1650. Thomas Simon designed a profile of Cromwell with the battle cry The lord of hosts and a miniature House of Commons on the reverse. The piece was issued to all who fought in Scotland, a democratic practice later revived for Waterloo on Wellington's suggestion.

Cromwall London Cromwell Dunber House of Commons Thomas Simon Edinburgh House of Comemons Scotland ISIS Duke of Wellington Waterloo London Telegraph

Port Arthur Surrender Ends Rugged Russo Japanese Siege

The Russo Japanese War's Port Arthur capitulation ends a five month defense by General Stoessel’s Russian garrison. After a twenty week siege, the city falls to Japanese forces. Stoessel faced treason charges, sentenced to death, commuted to ten years, and died soon after in poor health.

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Fins of Submarine and Their Surprising Use

The article explains how US Navy subs carry lateral fins or rudders that fold into hull recesses when surface or level underwater. The fins, attached by ball and socket joints, rotate to plan the craft and prevent porpoising, then fold away when not in use.

Karlsruhe Hans Fritsch Atlantic Ocean

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