Hoopers Two Home Runs Win For Boston Americans
In Philadelphia at National Leagues Park on October 13, Boston Americans defeated the Philadelphia Nationals 5 to 4 to clinch the World Championship. Hooper homered twice, driving in the decisive runs as Boston held off a late Philadelphia rally. Attendance was 10,306 with national shares and club payouts noted. Foster pitched for Philadelphia and Mayer started for Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Leages Park
Philadelphia
Boston Americans
Red Box
Philadelphia Nationals
Philadelphias
Harry Hooper Manally
Smashite
California
Datty le
Boston
Philad
Gummart
Trotese
Luderus
Dreetary
Ganther
Ess
Hooper
Lewis
Ludeype
Doston
Philadel
Fuster
Thomas
Eihlteel
Bancroft
Luderun
Hostom
Doston Renee
Ofr
Eff el Mayer
Fiser
Foster Tock Laderua
Alvey Hooper
Foster
Rix
Eurprise
Berbes Mayer
Ober
Scott
Luderss
Luderan
Hobel
Mra
Alem
Gantoer
Slooper
Carath
Cravath
Luderua
Cady
Loderun
Hoeskerup
Hall
Dall
Bascroft
Mra Norong
Niebott
Niebot
Deroy
Hlzey
Stork
Stock
Heston
Gainar
Gainer
Levis
Gardner
Paskert
Barry
Fancroft Luderus
Ballone
Beott
Pankert
Jaiderus
Dugey
Laiderua
Whitted
Urat
Toston
Becker
Cravath Sparks Phillies Past Boston in Long Series Tilt
Cravath hits two warning track drives and Luderus adds a late homer as Philadelphia edges Boston 5 to 4. Niehoff, Gardner, and Bancroft deliver key hits while pitching and fielding error notes shape the tense late innings. The crowd roars through the seventh and ninth as both teams trade offensive blows in a tight Klassiker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etrin Pourth
Boston
Lewis
Whitted
Gardner
Larry
Alsey
Barry
Stock
Nichol
Thomas
Cravath
Philadelphia
Poul
Luderus
Hin
Ganiner
Niehoff
Bors
Hooper
Tums
Rixey
Mixey
Poston
Hall
Foster
Cocond
Durne
Poster
Speaker
Sex
Tlooper
Qafoer
Gainer
Dancroft
Eurika
Pancroft
Scott
Parkert
Cravath Ap
Nancroft
Lewie
Luderua
Sitike
Tutt
Fool Oardzer
Erry
Hancraft
Harry
Cady
Fool
War Munitions by Trainloads and Decoys Used
New York October 13 reports say rail shipments from Japan average twenty trainloads daily for over three months, aiding Allied efforts. A London engineer, Cyril Robinson, arriving from Liverpool on the California, noted military trains at Vladivostok and dummy battleships used as decoys to lure German torpedo boats and locate land batteries along the coast. the ruse is said to be dismantled after discovery. A separate item: fire at Grey Bull, Grey Dutt, tied to a locomotive feed explosion, damages to the Chicago Turlington & Quincy roundhouse and nearby shops, with total loss estimated at $52,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maaels
Japan
Cyril Robinson
Mtolog
London
California
Liverpool
Robinson
Petrograd
Vladivostok
Californie
Glasgow
Grey Bull
Grey Dutt
Wye
Chicago, Turlington & Quincy
Ogden Examiners Liar Charge Over Police Audit
The Ogden Examiner is accused of bias after reporting that a $1,000 special auditor’s Feb 20 1912 findings show the Police Department overbooked by $8 compared with the Municipal Court Clerk’s records. The audit, tied to Browning and Fell after Mayor Glasmann’s 19012 retirement, remains unpublished and controversial in Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Edmunds
Fell Browning
Glasmann
Recorder
Ogden
Examiner
Standard
T. Sam Browning
A. G. Fell
Fell
Browning
O. K
J. W. Pdinands
Glaumann
Russians Win Another Striking Victory on Fronts
British submarine campaign in the Baltic sinks the German steamer Walter Leonhardt after its crew evacuated. Russian forces on the southern Galician front pierce Austrian defenses along the Stripa river, storming a key Austro German position as German offensives near the Somme and Oise fail. Paris reports French repulses near Boucher and trench battles around Andechy. Descriptions of artillery bombardments, air raids, and broader war movements across Europe follow with notes on Bulgaria Serbia and Balkan fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
London
Baltic
Germany
Scandinavia
Walter Leonhardt
Petrograd
Galicia
Striph
Paris
Boucher
French War Office
Somme
Oise
Andechy
Rheims
Tabure
Dutty de Seat
Cermana
Olae
Sihelis
Moronviinus
Tbe
President Lays A Cornerstone In Allington Cemetery
Washington October 12 President Wilson laid the cornerstone of the national amphitheatre in Allington cemetery drawing hundreds. Secretary Daniels spoke as two trees were planted in honor of General George H. Thomas and General William T Sherman. Congress funded the memorial with 730000 dollars. Higher pay demanded by Fort Liverpool firefighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Allington Cemetery
Wilson
Daniels
George H. Thomas
Chickamauga
Willem T. Sherman
Congress
Fort Liverpool
Rila
Unah
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hoopers Herd
Hakes
Fepres
Ptata
Kiem
Slocghitn
Frans
Nigtei
Nurea
Recetpte
Cith
Natonal” Commissan
Anars
Wisin
Rooper
Booth
Heblitzel
Guster
Lew
Gartzer
Apes
Gay
Poasseas
Nan Avenue
AL Po
Eave
Sth
Patel
Hoblitzel
Hobistael
Mayer
Vancroft
Burns Sant
Balona Fon
Rune
Howe
Atrike
Taskert
Mizey
Hoblitzer
Vialturs
Firat Bancroft
Strikg
Pall
Pasert
Scott Norting
Russia
Dvinsk
von Hindenburg
Berlin
Butts de Senil
Reilion
Vosges
Linge
Schratzmannéle
Linge Billa
Ality
Elebry
Squadrone Buty
Das
alchietle-Orande
Tlapalooma
Warmessville
Dritein
Taltic
Walter Leophardt
Bulgaria
Serbia
Letrograd
Ivanoff
Bstripa
Pune
Austrigne
Lemberg
Balketos
Tavere
Chempagne
Parte
Champagne
Pretf
Constantinople
Tia
War Office
Anstarta
Artllery
Klereich Tepe
Anc Eeantuily
Art Bernu
Maldos
Astington
William Tecumach Sherman
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!