Mattheson Wins Own Game After Going to Tenth
In a drenched game at Shibe Park the New York team and Philadelphia faced nine scoreless innings before Matthesen and Fletcher produced decisive plays in the tenth. Mattheson pitched and drove in the decisive runs as Philadelphia defeated New York 7 to 3 despite Merkle’s ankle injury and McGraw choosing Matty as starter. Attendance reached 20,503 with receipts around 849,640.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattheson
New York
Philadelphia
Shibe Park
McGraw
Merkle
Matthewson
McLean
Meyers
Connie Mack
Plank
Lapp
Schang
Snodgrass
Merkié
Herzog
Collins
Doyle
Fletcher
Murphy
Oldring
Baker
McInnis
Burns
Shafer
Murray
Strunk
Barry
Wiltse
Grant
Wilson
Giants
New York City
New York Giants
Philadelphia Athletics
Polo Grounds
Athletics
Mackmen
Marquard and Crandall
Schafer
Church Worker In Liverpool Slays Three Colleagues
A church worker, William McDonald, went on a midnight shooting spree in Liverpool killing three fellow church workers before killing himself. He visited colleagues’ homes after midnight firing with a revolver and battering doors with a bludgeon. One victim was Miss Crompton, daughter of the late Rev. Henry Crompton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
England
William McDonald
Miss Crompton
Henry Crompton
Church of Humanity
Herreid Rules Out Senate Bid Amid Pressure
Aberdeen South Dakota former Governor C N Herreid says he will not be a candidate for any office. Despite the denial, pressure mounts to use his name as a candidate against Coe Crawford for U S senate. J W Parmley also faces pressure to run for governor but has not committed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
S. D
C. N. Herreid
United States
Coe
Crawford
J. W. Parmley
Byrne
Richards
Parmley
Deputy Slain by Ten Strikers at Isle Royale Mine
Calumet Michigan deputy sheriff James Pollack was killed by a group of ten copper miners at the Isle Royale mine, shot in the back and clubs used. He died within an hour. Sheriff Cruz made one arrest and planned to capture the others. Pollack had recently fought and defeated six strikers. Five women were arrested at the Baltic mine for assaulting a worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet
Mich
James Pollacks
Isle Royal
Cruz
Pollack
Baltic Mine
Baltic
Case Held For Forgery Near Mt. Vernon South Dakota
Floyd Case, a young man from Mt. Vernon, is held in Toledo after a month long search on charges of forging two checks for 25 dollars and 4.50 dollars while employed on J. J. Condron’s farm near Mt. Vernon. He will be returned to South Dakota for trial once papers arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
S. D
Floyd Case
Toledo
South Dakota
J. J. Condron
Western National Bank
Case
Cummins Pushes Party Reform Plan For 1914 Convention
Washington Senator Cummins outlines reform plans for the Republican and progressive factions to call a national Republican convention early in 1914. The drive seeks to abolish the seating control of the national committee and pressure members before the Washington meeting on December 16 to back a convention not later than February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Cummins
Chicago
Charles D. Hilles
National Committee
Washington
Cummins, Jones
New York
National
Meade County Banker Found Guilty by Jury
Sturgis South Dakota Harold M Cooper assistant cashier of the defunct Meade County bank was found guilty by a circuit court jury after ten days of trial The state accuses him of receiving money knowing the bank was insolvent A new trial motion will be sought Meanwhile another Meade county bank case against H O Anderson director charging permitting excessive loans is now set for Monday morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturgis
S. D
Harold M. Cooper
Meade County Bank
Cooper
H. O. Anderson
Anderson
Striking School Children Ties Up Kenesaw Copper District
In Calumet Michigan a sympathetic strike by school children grips Kenesaw county copper district with about five hundred pupils out of class. Officials vow to enforce compulsory attendance and pursue prosecutions of parents if pupils do not return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet, Mich
Kenesaw County
Copper District
Hoese urged to run for Senate in Spencer South Dakota
Senator William Hoese of Spencer is pressed by friends to seek re election to the state senate. He is weighing the matter amid strong support and wide recognition among Republicans statewide. Supporters say his influence is needed at Pierre and note his large vote in the last election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
S. D
Wm. Hoese
Senate
Hoese
Pierre
Nose Bitten Off in Murdo Mayhem Case
Murdo South Dakota area man George Kaltenbach fought a neighbor Leroy Millay near White River. Kaltenbach struck Millay with a hammer then bit off his nose and fled but was captured by the Murdo marshal. He was bound over on a mayhem charge with $2000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murdo, S. C
George Kaltenbach
Murdo
White River
Leroy Millay
Millay
G. O. van Meter
School paints giant letter M on Cowboy Hill
Rapid City South Dakota The State School of Mines celebrated Tuesday M day repainting the 112 by 66 foot big letter M on Cowboy Hill 500 feet high west of town President O Hara Professors Allen and Crook and Coach Winter inger and the entire student body were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
S. C
State School of Mines
Cowboy Hill
O'Hara
Allen and Crook
Winteringer
Wilson hailed as architect of world peace plan
Secretary Bryan in Spartanburg credits Woodrow Wilson as the driving force behind the world peace movement. He says the plan has earned endorsements from many nations and originates with Wilson, praising him as the greatest intellectual force in the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
S.C
Bryan
Wilson
White House
Sarecky Testifies At Sulzer Impeachment Trial
Louis Sarecky campaign secretary to Governor Sulzer admitted taking a $4,000 salary while not reporting contributions and forging the governor's signature on checks. He said he was not a naturalized citizen and took blame for the omission of reports and misdeeds within the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Louis Sarecky
Sulzer
Sarecky
Frawley
Beth
Hennesy
New York
Deportation Bureau
Hennessy
Buffalo
Frawley Committee
Louis A. Sarecky
Russia
Negro suspect sought after Ida Leegson death
Detectives hunted a copper-skinned negro who lured Ida Leegson, art student, and strangled her near Chicago. A pawnbroker reported the theft of the victim’s watch, and a penknife bearing her name prompted the probe. Two suspects were later arrested, one from a box car near Delphi Indiana and another in stock yards where he worked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shicago
Ida Leegson
Leegson
Delphi
Ind
Spencer Confessions Under Review in Chicago Case
Capt. Halpin, chief of detectives, delays moving Harry Spencer to Dupage county jail until investigations of his other confessions finish. Spencer claims multiple hammer attacks. victims survived in two cases but robbery occurred in both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Til
Halpin
Harry Spencer
Dupage County
Spencer
Rockefeller Bank President Opposes Currency Plan
Frank A. Van derlip of National City Bank of New York told the Senate banking committee he endorsed many features of the administration currency bill but opposed key points including independence of reserve banks and the note issue plan. He warned regional banks could threaten smaller banks and that many national banks might drop charters rather than submit to the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank of New York
Rockefeller Bank
Senate
Greatest blast planned to destroy Lake Gamboa dike
Panama reports a record blast prep for dismantling the Gamboa dike with over a thousand dynamite holes loaded with 80 to 100 pounds each. The Channel flood raises Culebra cut level to five feet below the lake by October 10, while Atlantic dredge units stand by to clear the remaining dike. Miraflores lake rises, with a possible emergency canal passage this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Gamboa
Culebra
Gatun Locks
Miraflores Lake
Pacific
Mob storms socialist mayor's office in Ohio town
In St Maries Ohio a mob of several hundred angry citizens stormed the mayor Wilkinson’s office at city hall. The socialist service director had cut water to the Standard Chain plant until a $500 meter fee was paid. Factory shut down and workers joined a demonstration amid two years of socialist leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Maries
Ohio
Wilkinson
Socialist Service
Standard Chain Company
Government roller tower replaced by health order
Washington DC the roller tower in government buildings was abolished today by executive order in the interest of public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Also Mentioned on This Page
Plate
Tarry
Tierzog
Stodgrass
Plan
Matty
Scafer
MelInnis
Colling
Constantine
Europe
American Press Association
Greece
George
Dover
Berlin
Paris
Alexander
Helen
Duke of
Sparta
Irene
Peritir
Meade County
Mccook County
Lyman County
BIG “M" Or
Sahecky
Rockefeller
Ted
Lake
Canad
Gatum Lake
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!