Recent Posts

Posted in Culture

Drunken Hog and Dog Battled Three Goats During Omaha Moonshine Raid

When deputy sheriffs raided a farm near Omaha, Nebraska, during the early days of Prohibition, they found six stills operating and approximately 600 gallons of…

Continue Reading... Drunken Hog and Dog Battled Three Goats During Omaha Moonshine Raid
Posted in U.S. Historical News

Unmoving Railroad Gates Led to a Grim Discovery

At a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad crossing in Wilmington, Delaware, a set of gates remained lowered longer than expected one day in April 1915. When…

Continue Reading... Unmoving Railroad Gates Led to a Grim Discovery
Posted in Culture

San Francisco Traffic Cop Arrested Woman for Sticking Out Her Tongue

In San Francisco in January 1921, Loretta Lowe of Fresno was arrested for an offense that rarely appears on modern police blotters: sticking out her…

Continue Reading... San Francisco Traffic Cop Arrested Woman for Sticking Out Her Tongue
Posted in U.S. Historical News

Woman Allegedly Shoved From Streetcar Was Injured Again Minutes Later

Mrs. J. C. Anderson suffered not one but two transportation accidents while attempting to travel through Seattle on a Tuesday night in January 1921. The…

Continue Reading... Woman Allegedly Shoved From Streetcar Was Injured Again Minutes Later
Posted in U.S. Historical News

Minnesota Couple Found Two Abandoned Babies on Same Date 14 Years Apart

On the morning of April 19, 1930, Joseph and Mrs. Adams opened the door of their home in Montevideo, Minnesota, and found an infant girl…

Continue Reading... Minnesota Couple Found Two Abandoned Babies on Same Date 14 Years Apart
Posted in U.S. Historical News

Young Man Who Lost Both Arms Sold Newspapers at Brooklyn Bridge

At the entrance to the Brooklyn Bridge on the evening of November 24, 1904, commuters encountered a new face among the young men selling newspapers…

Continue Reading... Young Man Who Lost Both Arms Sold Newspapers at Brooklyn Bridge
Posted in U.S. Historical News

College Men Trampled D.C. Policeman in Rush for Hats and Coats

The first notes of “Home, Sweet Home” usually signaled that a dance was coming to an end. At a fraternity gathering inside Washington’s Mayflower Hotel…

Continue Reading... College Men Trampled D.C. Policeman in Rush for Hats and Coats
Posted in U.S. Historical News

Springfield Woman Freed Herself After Burglars Ripped Telephone From Wall

Masked burglars entered the Springfield, Massachusetts, home of Alderman A. H. Rogers one night in April 1909. An alderman was an elected member of the…

Continue Reading... Springfield Woman Freed Herself After Burglars Ripped Telephone From Wall
Posted in U.S. Historical News

Jimmy the Dog Saved a Baby Abandoned in a New York City Yard

Early one morning in April 1909, Mrs. Mary Theodore let her small black-and-tan dog, Jimmy, into the yard while she prepared breakfast. It was an…

Continue Reading... Jimmy the Dog Saved a Baby Abandoned in a New York City Yard
Posted in U.S. Historical News

Alleged Washington Burglars Were Betrayed by a Noisy Dumb Waiter

In the silence before dawn on January 13, 1930, someone inside Washington’s Ashley Apartments heard a dumb waiter making strange noises. A dumb waiter was…

Continue Reading... Alleged Washington Burglars Were Betrayed by a Noisy Dumb Waiter