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Posts about the history of St. Louis, Missouri, family history, classic film, and miscellaneous history.
À la fin des années 1990, mon grand-père, Gilbert Ellis, vivait avec ma tante Maureen et oncle Dale. Ils avaient décidé d'avoir un grand garage / hangar installé, si le grand-papa et mon oncle aurait un atelier. Ils avaient le hangar assemblé et engagés une entreprise locale électrique pour exécuter l'électricité à l'atelier. Uncle Dale had to run some errands on
Dans 1904, St. Louis hosted the Louisiana Purchase Exhibition better known as the 1904 St. Louis’ Worlds Fair. While the Fair brought lots of tourists to town, criminals also made their way to the Gateway City. The man tasked with taking care of the security at the Fair and dealing with the increased criminal element in town was St. Louis’
On September 9, 1893, Frisco line brakeman James Pennock boarded the Frisco Line at Tower Grove in St. Louis. At the Cheltenham stop, Frisco brakeman Sam Robertson and former brakeman Muncie Ray also boarded. The men boarded the train with the intent of robbing the train at Sandy Cut, two miles east of Pacific, MO. When the train got close
The Canary Murder Case (1929) was originally shot as a silent film. Cependant, the Paramount Studio executive thought it would be better as a talking picture. The studio delayed the release until they could add sound to the film. The addition of sound was not without its challenges. Malheureusement, one of the main stars of the film, Louise Brooks, avait
On September 21, 1897, Joseph Bloomfield Jackson attempted to sneak into the White House armed with a loaded revolver. Jackson had boasted of plans to attack a high government official for days. Jackson was arrested before he could carry out his plans to attack President McKinley. Police quickly realized Jackson was mentally disturbed. They sent him to a Washington asylum
The Woman in Green (1945) is the ninth of twelve Sherlock Holmes produced by Universal Pictures. Basil Rathbone revient dans le rôle de Holmes dans le onzième des quatorze tours en tant que détective anglais. The film is one of the few “B” series films, which could have been an “A” film. Sherlock Holmes investigates the murder of several young London women. Après ils
Sur Août 31, 1901, Veilleur de nuit William Doherty découvert Willis Garner cambrioler le bureau du Schickle, Harrison et Howard Iron Company au 912 S. Twelfth Street à St. Louis, Missouri. La société de fer employé Garner, qui a jeté un marteau à la tête de Doherty. The hammer missed its target but the confusion allowed Garner to jump out the window and make his
On October 6, 1890, barbiers locales Luther Duncan et Bob Henderson sortit sur N. 11th Street pour régler une querelle. Cette zone de St. Louis était connu comme “Profonde Morgan”. “Profonde Morgan” was home to bordello, flop de maisons et le plus dur-Américains africaine saloon de la ville, Fort’ Salon. Les deux Duncan et Henderson étaient barbiers noirs, who worked in
Sur Décembre 3, 1896, trois hommes sont entrés dans le Home Office à St Brewery. Louis à environ 2:30 p.m. Caissier Robert Hofferkamp approché les hommes. Les hommes produites revolvers et dit Hofferkamp et son assistant de vomir leurs mains. Les hommes ont pris $10,000 du bureau dans ce qui serait un hold-up de plusieurs millions de dollar d'aujourd'hui. The robbers tied up and
St. Louis Chief of Detectives William Desmond created a bit of a mystery in January 1903, quand il a tenté de s'enfuir et de se marier. It was to be the 45-year-old Desmond’s first marriage. Chief Desmond was to marry Hannah McLaughlin, the daughter of a local builder. The couple was to honeymoon in Southern California before returning to St. Louis