Combat Sports Historian at Martial Artist
Posts about miscellaneous history.
Sa isang malamig na gabi sa Enero 1904, kapag ang lungsod ng St. Louis was preparing for the World’s Fair which would make it famous, overzealous co-workers killed seven boys and a man. Iyon ay 5:45 p.m. on January 13th at the old Brown Shoe Company factory at the corner of Washington Avenue and North Eleventh Street. Time for the men to
Ang kapalaran ng karamihan sa St. Louis’ mga makasaysayang gusali patunayan ang mga lumang kasabihan real estate. Lahat ng ito ay tungkol sa lokasyon, kinalalagyan, kinalalagyan. Kung ang gusali sa South St. Louis, it has a better chance of being saved than a building on the North Side. The same could be said for buildings located in the center of the city except
After Theodore Roosevelt won reelection in his own right during November 1904, TR impetuously announced he would not run for another term. His inner circle, particularly his wife Edith, would think the decision a mistake. Gayunman, once Theodore Roosevelt made a pronouncement, he intended to keep his word. Roosevelt picked his Secretary of War and former Governor of the Phillipines
I first heard about Chang Apana in a featurette on one of the Charlie Chan DVD sets. I knew a real life detective inspired Earl Derr Biggers to create Charlie Chan. I did not know who the man was. Chang Apana was that man. Chang Apana (born Ah Ping Chang) sa Disyembre 26, 1871 on the island of Oahu was