Baseball scores and lineups from multiple leagues
In Philadelphia, Brooklyn and New York games the box scores show runs hits and errors with pitchers Beebe Phelps Rucker Marshall Fromme Roth Ames Wiltse Raymond Schiei. Cleveland and Philadelphia in the American League feature Sitton Bemis Coombs Livingstone and a 6 1 score. Western League reports include Wichita Topeka Pueblo Moines Denver and Omaha with multiple pitcher lineups and fielding notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League
Mndelphia
Beebe-Phelps
Rucker- Marshall
New York
R.hle
En York
Fromme
Roth
Ames
Wiltse
Raymond
Schiei
American League
Cleveland
R.H.E. Cleveland
Phil’phia
Sitton-Bemis
Coombs-Livingstone
Detroit
RHE. Ecroint
Gg Gashton
Willett-Stanage
Gray Street
Disorder at McKeesport Steel Car plant as women protest
At Pittsburg Aug 21 an attempted arson at the McKees Mort Steel Car plant sparked clashes as striking workers fired at new hires. About 500 women sympathizers gathered outside, throwing stones over the stockade. State troops and deputies kept order for hours, dispersing the crowd after windows were broken and clashes with police. A brick left at the stockade carried a plea to leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
D Steel Car Company
McKees
Ate
Ant
Aviators Ready for Races at Rheims Aviation Week
In Rheims on August 21 aviators prepared for prize flights at Betheny field. M Dumont and M Goffroy crashed during practice as Glenn Curtiss, the sole American entrant, received a warm ovation for his steadfast flight and readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rheims
Betheny
M. Dumont
Roke
M. Goffroy
Glenn H. Curtiss
Curtiss
Held for Murder of Mrs Galahn In Detroit
Gustave Oblaser is held to the circuit court for trial on the charge of murdering Mrs Martha alahu whose body was found in a clump of bushes in Hamtrack two miles from Detroit on August 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galahn
Detroit
Gustave Oblaser
Marthaalahu
Great Northern official dies of accident injuries
Pasadena August 21 R. W. Ky n general superintendent of the central division of the Great Northern Railway died here from injuries sustained in an accident near Covina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Pasadena
Cal
Rz. W. Kyn
Central Division
Great Northern Iway
Covina
Trade revival noted in Weekly Review of Trade
R G Dun report from New York August 21 says trade revival is confirmed in principal cities. Maximum capacity and labor premium expected soon, with iron and steel expansion evident by 1910 orders. Railroads see higher earnings and buy rails. dry goods demand rises. shoe orders scarce until month end. hides demand improves. farm staple prices rise on poor crop and weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
Granite City Strikers Enjoined by U S Court
A permanent injunction issued by Judge Hmphrey in the United States court bars Granite City strikers at the American Foundries plant from interfering with plant operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite City
Springfield
All
Hmphrey
United States
American Foundries Company
Peoria Wins Balloon En durance Race
Peoria, Aug. 21. Official reports to President Eugene Brown of the Peoria Aircraft club name the balloon Peoria piloted by H. F. Honeywell with aide George E. Smith as the winner. Three balloons started from Peoria Thursday and the craft landed seven miles south of Dixon, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Eugene Brown
Peoria Aircraft Club
H. EF. Honeywell
George E. Smith
Dixon
Girl Crowns Trying to Rescue Lawyer in Surf
Wildwood New Jersey August 21. Virginia Paul a Philadelphia social leader was swept into the sea while trying to rescue lawyer W Brooke Lessig during a swim at Wildwood Crest. Both bodies were not recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildwood
N. J
W. Brooke Lessig
Wildwood Crest
Virginia Paul
Philadelphia
Pittsburg Hit by Storm Causes Fatal Panic and Damage
A violent electrical storm struck Pittsburg on August 21 causing a streetcar collision, a roof ripped from a house, and one woman killed by fright. Total losses exceed $500,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Mob Executes Ex-Convict in Georgia Escorting Incident
A Black ex-convict named Ange Taylor was spirited away by a mob between Lumpkin and McRea in Georgia and fatally harmed after an incident involving Mrs Jo. The sheriff reported the man was assaulted while being moved from custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ange Taylor
Lumpkin
McRea
Auto Plunges Off Trestle Kills Four Women in Seattle
A Seattle-Augu 21 report says four women from prominent Vancouver families drowned when their car plunged off a southern Seattle trestle at about thirty mph. Ira Perry, the Seattle chauffeur, survived. The five left Vancouver to visit the fair and hired the auto for a ride. The dead include Mrs Colvin and Miss Ayres Colvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Vancouver
Ira Perry
J. Colvin
Ayres Colvin
Maggie Paul
M. M. Grothe
Kate Hiscox
May Paul
Railway Disaster Near Santiago Kills and Injures Many
A terrible collision occurred thirty miles north of Santiago Chile when two trains crashed. Many persons were killed or injured and both trains were destroyed. The monetary loss is expected to reach 150 400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
Fire aboard the river steamer Fred Swain burns to water’s edge
Peoria reports the steamer Fred Swain caught fire midstream and burned completely. About 150 aboard were rescued with two injured, engineer Joseph Cassider of Paducah seriously hurt and Charles Reichberger of Peoria with a broken arm. Loss estimated at 35000 dollars as passengers lost belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Fred Swain
Joseph Cassider
Paducah
Charles Reichberger
Will funds aid Rich Mary Baker Eddy home repairs
In Chicago on August 21 the will of Boward A. Kimball directs a fund for perpetual repair of Pleasant View Mary Baker Eddy home. The fund will come from sale of his papers and writings to probate court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Boward A. Kimball
Ted
Pleasant View
Mary Baker
Eddy
Kimball
Hog Cholera Cure Proven Immunity From Serum Study
Kansas City report shows 22 immunized hogs remain alive and healthy after exposure to virulent cholera, while 13 non immunized pigs died. The test by government officials at the stock yards lasted thirty days with hogs in isolated pens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Dorset
Diet Tips Warn Against Mixing Foods At One Meal
Dr. T J Allen warns that mixing foods and overeating cause digestion problems. He says a healthy child focuses on one food item, digestion stays undisturbed, and that meals should use no more than three foods with one ideal. Bread alone can sustain starvation.
Presidents Taft Diaz Visit Rise to Mexican Border Meeting
A report from Beverly dated August 21 describes President Taft accepting a Mexican invitation to visit Oct 16 in Ciudad Juarez. Taft plans to meet President Diaz after first visiting El Paso, with discussions on Central American unrest and potential peaceful settlement efforts between the two republics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Maya
Fream Tatt
Diaz
Mexico
Ciudad Juarex
Senor Dela
Taft
Central America
Ciy
Diag
Southern Republic
el Paso
Quatnican
Ciudad Juarez
States
Juarez
Hogs and Cattle Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago market report shows steady prices across hogs and cattle with estimated receipts for today around 11 60 or 11 000 plus. Hogs range 7 60 to 8 12 for various grades and porkers 7 95 to 8 05. cattle about 800 head steady and sheep 2 000 steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Monster Barbecue Planned for Eagles Convention in Omaha
Omaha officials announce a monster barbecue at Lake Nakomi for visiting Eagles delegates during the national convention week starting September 12. The feast will feature beef, sheep, and thousands of catfish for an expected crowd of 30 000 to 50 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Lake Nakomi
Gank Sues Mike for Foreclosure and Debt Claim
Keokuk Iowa August 21 New berry of Argyle a figure in the Maybray foot race swindling operations is named in a district court suit by Citizens Bank of Donnelson for 28324 on four promissory notes from 1907 and foreclosure of a farming mortgage securing payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Newberry of
Argyle
Maybray
Citizens Bank of Donnelson
Market Report Chicago August 21 1909
Chicago market report shows steady close with declines across others. Bulk cattle ranges and ship’s grades vary with light to heavy packers. Cattle and sheep steady. grain price likely noted by Beach-Wickham at Postal Telegraph Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach-Wickham Grain Age
Chicago
German Lutheran Synod of Iowa elects new leaders
Boone Louisiana August 21 Reverend A. D. Grief of Davenport was elected president and Theodore Walframe of Waterloo was chosen first vice president as the synod session opens and will continue for several days.
Keokuk Man Commits Suicide in Local Incident
A Keokuk resident reportedly died by self-inflicted action amid a life described as dissipated. The event is recorded in the local chronicle with limited readable details and mentions morphine as a possible substance involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk Wan
Self
Keokuk
Anna
Sheuilllih Deaton
Plan Bull Fight for Taft in Juarez Meeting
Juarez Mexico authorities allocate 20000 dollars to entertain Presidents Taft when they meet October 16. A bull fight is planned as the event to mark the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juarez
Taft
Mex
Charlie Taft Dory Upset In Salem Rescue
Charlie Taft, son of the president, and an engineer from the yacht Sylph were upset in a watercraft off Salem Massachusetts. They were rescued after clinging to the overturned craft lifted by a boat from the Sylph. The Taft dory is described as non sinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dory
Sylph
Salem
Mass
Charie Taft
Still Hope to Avert Strike in Chicago Street Cars
William Dages Hon, head of the International Street Car Met's union, is trusted by local leaders and railway officials to secure lasting peace in the tense street railway dispute. Companies refuse further concessions before a strike is called under their constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wllam Dyageshon
International Street Car Met
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wichita
R.H.E. Ceeee
Forrester-Mason
Aunl-Jokerst
Topeka
R.H.E. Foux
Opeka
Towne
Wright, Thomason
Kerns
Pueblo Moines
Neblo
Lang-McManus
Lock-Mitze
Denver
R.H.E. Enver
Maha
Olmstead, Berger and Haas
Keeley, Lower and
Cadman
R.le
McKees Rocks
Tarding
Brooklyn Eagle
Trade Review For
Mrs. Eddy
Heghgorig
T. J. Allen
TFT
Texas
Joseph B. Bowles
Cattie
Gank
Mike
Greif
Weite
John A. Baglock
North American Live Stock Commission Company
U.S
Chicagg, Ill
Charlie Taft
Vricnt
Mahon
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!