Official Line-Up Announced for World Series Opener
Pittsburg October 7 Officials Clarke and Jennings announced the Pirates and Tigers lineups for the first game at Forbes Field. Pirates Byrne D Jones Leach Flush Clarke Cobb Wagner Crawford Miller Moriarity Abstein Delehanty Wilson T Jones Gibron Adams Mullin. Clarke declined to discuss strategy. Tigers left for practice. Herrmann Johnson and Heidler arrange details. 1 to 7 odds favor Pirates. Father O Houlihan from Scranton supports Jennings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Clarke and
Jennings
Forbesfield
Detroit
Byrne
D. Jones
Leach
Flush
Clarke
HH. Cobb
Wagner
Rawford
Miller
Moriarity
Abstein
Delehanty
Wilson
T. Jones
Gibron
C. Schmidt
Adams
P. Mullin
Fred Clarke
Pirates
Tigers
Forbes Field
Robbie Byrne
Garry Herrmann
John Heidler
Ban Johnson
National Commission
Dilotel Schenley
Pirtaesse
Jas. O'Houlihan
Scranton
Detroit Fans Flock to Pittsburg for World Series Start
About 5 000 Detroit Tigers rooters depart for Pittsburg to back the team in the opening games of the world championship series. Detroit reports strong confidence in Jennings and the Tigers as 8 900 pavilion seats sold out, while Chicago acts as the market hub for the transaction of a large commission tied to tickets and scalpers begin operating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pixburgo
Tigers
Big Grimes
Detroit
Mich
Detroit Baseball Rocters
Pittsburg
Jennings
Chicago
Clark Street
Taft Enjoys Private Yosemite Sightseeing Day
President Taft spends a rare day off as a private citizen touring Yosemite Valley California with Gov. H. H. Gillett Senator Flint and Congressmen McKinley Needham and Englebright. He views Inspiration Point and scenic peaks with field glasses and exclaims at the sights. The party travels by log stage coach through the mountain passes beginning at 7 a.m. and ending around 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Portal
Cal
Taft
Beverly
Yosemite Valley
Yosemite
George
Flint
Gov
Gillett
California
McKinley, Needham and
Englebright
The Virginian Comes to Park Theater in Indianapolis
Park theater announces early attractions for The Virginian a sterling drama of American plains life with excellent equipment and popular appeal. The enduring western play is set to thrill Indianapolis audiences as a centerpiece of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Park Theater
Embezzler Breaks Jail In Denver Escape Revelations
Denver police chase detailed a dramatic jail escape by Oscar E. Droege alias Dryer alias Oscar Arthur after a confederate aided the breakout. Droege, a former Raybrook sanitarium steward, fled with a revolver and sawed through iron bars, triggering a statewide manhunt and extradition efforts from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Oscar E. Droege
Dryer
Oscar E. Arthur
Droege
New York State
Raybrook
N. Y
Hughes
Buffalo
Droezge
Dreege
Central Station
New York
Brennan
Saranac Lake
Raybrook Sanitarium
Lake Saranac
Altbany
Noted Ghetotian Science Lecture To Speak Tonight
Clarence C. Eaton C S B of Tacoma Wash lectures on Christian Science at Caleb Mills hall tonight at 8. The talk is hosted by Second Church of Christ Scientist and free to all interested. Eaton, a Boston Board of Lectureship member, is a former newspaper publisher and has long served Christian Science committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caleb Mills
Indianapolis
Christian Science Board of
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Clarence C. Eaton
Tacoma
Wash
Eaton
Francis Eaton
Publc
Watertown
Wis
Columbus
Christian Science
Minnesota
Washington
Second Church of Christ, Scientist
Balloon Race in St Louis Keeps Aviation Fans Guessing
The first annual Aero club balloon race for the Lahn cup, from St. Louis, remains undecided as pilots H. E. Honeywell and I Von Phul race across multiple states. Balloons reach long distances with several landings cited including Minnesota Iowa Missouri and Indiana with varied times and disqualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Aero Club
H. E
Honeywell
Florida
Edin
Indiana
H. H. McGill
Albany
Minn
Hoosier
Russellville
University City
Mooresville
Doctor's Wife Identifies Ex-Governor as Burglar
Mrs J S Hollingsworth wife of Dr Hollingsworth identifies Elza Bennett a released convict as the man who tried to break into their home in West Indiana. Bennett confessed to several break ins and is described as a roled convict in the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonvigt
Mra
J. S. Hollingsworth
Hollingewworth
Elza Bennett
Indiana
Ae. Ielena
Miss Parr Hurt In Auto Crash In Noblesville
Miss Sue Parr a 20 year old resident of Noblesville Indiana was seriously injured Thursday afternoon when struck by a car on Massachusetts Avenue near Alabama Street. The driver Dr Anthony Schneider was arrested. Parr was visiting her sister on Harlan Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Parr
Noblesville
Ind
Massachusetts Avenue
Alabama Street
Anthony Schneider
Miss Parr
Harlan Street
Child Killed While Saving Brother on Railroad
In Corey Pennsylvania on October 7 a passenger train struck and killed Mary Cornell a child who died heroically while trying to shield her younger brother from danger as they walked to school. Her act saved one life but cost hers in the tragic incident near the railroad line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corey, Pa
Mary Cornell
Jin
Shank's Horse Damaged by Auto at Court Hearing
In Superior Court No 5 Judge Bartholomew heard a case involving Miss Ethel Wood suing Guy Brown for damages claiming an automobile frightened her horse. Lew Shank valued the injured horse at ten dollars after a wreck that damaged the harness and buggy. Defending Mr Brown is Charles W Tk who was defeated for mayor by Charles Ganes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court No
Bartholomew
Newton W. Harding
Lew Shank
Shanks
Shank
Harding
Ethel Wood
Guy Brown
Charles W. Tk
Charles Ganes
Mr. Brown
Tse
Spurned by Wife Aird Ends His Site in Her Presence
New York bay and Hudson river describe a scene where a tailor named Aird ends his work in view of his wife. An explosion tears a canvas roof and a gaping hole appears where a flying valve was ripped out by the force. Wright the aviator was involved in the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tailor Aird
New York Bay
Hudson River
Wright
New York
Tailor John Aird Dies After Drinking Carbolic Acid
Aird 48, a Columbia club tailor, drank carbolic acid in a rooming house managed by Mrs. Rose Stevens after failed efforts to reconcile with his wife. He had threatened her then died on the kitchen floor. police and a physician responded, body taken to city morgue. Aird previously resided at 610 East New York Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Aird
Columbia Club
Rose Stevens
New York Street
Aird
Mullin
Hunter
Aity Morgue
Fire destroys block of Dugger business houses
A fire in Dugger Indiana burned an entire block of firms between 12 and 1 PM causing about 75000 dollars in losses. Bedwell hardware and nearby businesses including a restaurant, bank, drug store and telephone exchange were affected. fire crews faced impaired facilities and complete town communications outage. In Hartford City Indiana attorney Hindman filed a cross complaint charging William Krauss with poisoning his daughter Crystal on August 2, 1964 amid claims of coerced confession and pending pardon schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dugger
Ind
J. W. Bedwell
Bedwell
Dennis Henderson
John Rector & Co
Charles Mason
Charles Mason's Drug Store
Linton Supply Company
Dugger State Bank
Central Union Telephone Exchange
Anderson
Elive
Bedwell Hardware Store
Central Union
Dugger Telephone Company
Hartford City
J. A. Hindman
Rae Anderman Krauss
William R. Krauss
Crystal
Myrtle Prosser Sues For Divorce And Restraining Order
Myrtle Prosser filed suit in circuit court for divorce from William Fresser a saloon keeper. She seeks custody of two children and a restraining order to prevent disposal of property or withdrawal of funds. The judge also ordered two banks not to allow withdrawals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Prosser
Circuit Court
William Fresser
Remaster
Train Hits Wagon. Driver Fractures Skull
David O'Donell, driver for Terre Haute Brewing, was badly injured when a Pennsylvania freight train struck his wagon at the Belt crossing and Roosevelt Avenue. He suffered a fractured skull and was taken to Vincent's hospital. both horses were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David O'Donell
Belt Crossing
Roosevelt Avenue
O'Donnell
Terre Haute Brewing Company
Fae
Zeny
Ness
Onell
Vincent’s Hospital
Fog Shuts City as Collisions Kill and Injure in Dense Fog
In Chicago Illinois on October 6 a dense morning fog caused a fatal collision that killed Carl Wiesse a pony trainer with the Clermont circus now at the Haymarket Theatre. Dozens were injured and traffic along Morgan and Van Buren streets was halted after street cars and a railway coach collided. An infant deaf mute Annie Goli man aged about 20 months was struck and seriously hurt by an automobile as the fog obscured the roadway.
One Door Ordinance Upholds Delphi Saloon Rule
The Indiana Supreme Court rules Delphi city may limit saloons to a single front door, prohibiting rear or side doors and internal stairs. The decision affirms city power to license regulate and restrain liquor establishments and to locate the doorway at the front for public view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Delphi
Ind
Hgher Court
Carrott Circuit Court
John Hamling
Judge Monks
Hamling
Indisra
Employment agent fined for unlicensed agency activity
Louis McMullin, owner of an employment agency, was fined 90 and costs in police court on a charge of conducting an unlicensed agency. He ran a theatrical agency, charged a singer $1.50, and failed to secure her a position. Judgment was suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis McMullin
McMullin
Hood and wife mourn as fathers die in separate cities
Frank R. Jelleff of Providence was en route to Indianapolis to attend his wife's father Edward B. Porter’s funeral when he learned his own father Charles E. Jelleff had died in Piqua Ohio. Charles E. Jelleff, a respected Indianapolis hotel man, died of heart disease leaving a widow and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Frank R. Jelleff
Providence
Edward B. Porter
Charles E. Jelleft
Piqua
Porter
Jelleft
Ladianapolis
Henry Palmer
Pennsylvania Street
Charles E. Jelief
Grand Hotel
Imperial Hotel
Bates House
Glencoe
R. I
Charles C. Jellef
Mis Jarvis Hunt Divorced In Egret Suit
Chicago society circles were stunned as Mrs. Jarvis Hunt won a secret divorce from architect and millionaire husband in Dupage County circuit court. Custody of the two children awarded. alimony to be discussed. Judge Gamine Slusser presided. hearing was brief and closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wheaton Colony
Jarvis Hunt
Dupage County
Also Mentioned on This Page
SAS Jur
Charles Carr
Carr
Dave
Wilbur Wright
Don
Krauss
Husband
Carl Wiesse
Hoodand
Mis
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!