for the past 24 years, he's emceed the saint louis speaker series at powell hall. and he's also a working artist producing woodcut prints that are on display in several saint louis galleries. he's the author of candyman the story of the switzer candy company, and, of course, the irish in saint louis. from shante to lace curtain. his next book is on catholic churches, monasteries and shrines throughout the state of missouri. it's due to be in bookstores in winter of 2023. but of course, today he's here to talk about the history of the irish in saint louis. and after the talk, we do invite you to join us upstairs outside the museum shop, where he'll be signing copies of his book. you can purchase them there. and that's enough for me. i'm going to turn the stage over to patrick murphy. so please join me in giving him a really warm welcome today. thank you. thank you. thank you, emily. and thank you all for turning out. what a great what a great turnout today on such a cold day. i appreciate that. missouri historical society has been a wonderful help in putting this bo

now in syracuse is automatically being flashed all the way to saint louis. message center for the delivery office, guided only by the two key signals punched to new york swiftly, accurately, practically nonstop, along with thousands of other telegrams coursing through these wires, flashing through and round the clock succession. and now, over the high speed transmitter, the message appears before the operator in saint louis on both credit and perforated tape. as it arrives. she knows the destination and quick, with a push of a button, the words are on their way to cumberland. here they are arriving in printed form, ready to be gummed down on the familiar yellow black, happy group of words, announcing a double blessing to waiting grandparents as, say 26 pounds. alice doing fine. think i'll recover it. love, fred it seems to take longer to tell what it takes to do this passage of a message by western union. and at the very same time we follow this message, the order for the tunnel train has reached its final destination. preston, california. thousands of miles

for the past 24 years, he's emceed the saint louis speaker series at powell hall. and he's also a working artist producing woodcut prints that are on display in several saint louis galleries. he's the author of candyman the story of the switzer candy company, and, of course, the irish in saint louis. from shante to lace curtain. his next book is on catholic churches, monasteries and shrines throughout the state of missouri. it's due to be in bookstores in winter of 2023. but of course, today he's here to talk about the history of the irish in saint louis. and after the

army engineer, fresh out of west point, his first posting was to saint louis, missouri. his c.o., who was an officer named robert e lee. go ahead. hi, eileen bradner, arlington, virginia. and i'm with the u.s. grant association as well. my father was a world war two veteran from ohio. and at the end of his life, he was extremely frugal. a child of the depression. but when he learned that he could have a place at a va cemetery, also with his wife, and it would receive perhaps perpetual care into infinity, it was i can't tell you it was the joy of his life. and he said it's the last brebner bargain for for to get that free grave site and it is gorgeous i go there frequently i was just there two weeks ago with ohio western reserve national cemetery, but it's such a contrast to what we see here and. so my question is, is anything being done on an organized scale to care or preserve these final resting places? i know my daughter was in americorps in west virginia. they do a lot of training in preservation work for cemeteries. so is anyone working on this on an organic? i thin

army engineer, fresh out of west point, his first posting was to saint louis, missouri. his c.o., who was an officer named robert e lee. go ahead. hi, eileen bradner, arlington, virginia. and i'm with the u.s. grant association as well. my father was a world war two veteran from ohio. and at the end of his life, he was extremely frugal. a child of the depression. but when he learned that he could have a place at a va cemetery, also with his wife, and it would receive perhaps perpetual care into infinity, it was i can't tell you it was the joy of his life. and he said it's the last brebner bargain for for to get that free grave site and it is gorgeous i go there frequently i was just there two weeks ago with ohio western reserve national cemetery, but it's such a contrast to what we see here and. so my question is, is anything being done on an organized scale to care or preserve these final resting places? i know my daughter was in americorps in west virginia. they do a lot of training in preservation work for cemeteries. so is anyone working on this on an organic? i thin

diana carlin is a professor emerita of communication at saint louis university and a retired faculty member, an administrator at the university of kansas. her research and teaching are in political communication, with an emphasis on women in politics. first lady's political debates and presidential rhetoric. she published book chapters on first lady's martha washington. lady bird johnson. barbara bush. hillary clinton and michelle obama. and is completing one on julia grant. she taught a course on the rhetoric of first ladies at kansas and an interdisciplinary course on first ladies at saint louis university and american university in fall 2022. she also teaches courses on first ladies for the ocean, a lifelong learning institute at cu, and lectures on first ladies for a variety of community groups. she was a panelist at the 2021 white house historical association asian symposium and the 2020 colloquium. she is a founding member of flair, the first lady's association for research and education, and serves as players treasurer. welcome, dr. carlin to history. happy hour. good evening,

her own mother, who remained with the garland family in saint louis and that back, she tried r mother'sre was no headstone and she couldn't do essentially, i'n try to get the quote out, but it was essentially, you know, the pangs of your heart when you try to pay your respects to a loved one and you don't know where they are. and i of course, i had read that many times in reading her book, but it was not until keckley. and, you know, obviously, she's not she's not a an intimate relative or something. but i had this connection to her and then i■ reread behind the scenes and i thought, oh, goodness, the same thing happened to her. so it was just very moving that the same thing had happened. 's now she's now been found. and dana, you did a facebook book live from the site of lamar's grave. can you justery quickly ta about what changed after that? you did that is sure. you weren't holding this somewhat awkwardly, pull these out. so to me, lamar is an unknown casualty. the civil war, he's not o■any casualty list or casualty roster. and that juxtaposition with the first bull run really bears

her own mother, who remained with the garland family in saint louis and that she when she went back,. and there was no headstone and she couldn't do essentially, i'n try to get the quote out, but it was essentially, you know, the pangs of your heart when you try to pay your respectso a loved one and you don't know where they are. and i of course, i had read that many times in reading her book, but it was not until after tried to visit elizabeth keckley. and, you know, obviously, she's not she's not a an intimate relative or something. but i had this connection to her and then i rerea i thought, oh, goodness, the same thing happened to her. so it was just very moving that the same thing had happened. but at least in her case, she's now she's now been found. and dana, you did a facebook book live from the site of lamar's grave. can you just very quickly talk■ that? you did that is sure. you weren't holding this somewhat out. so to me, lamar is an unknown casualty. the civil war, he's not on any and that juxtaposition with the first bull run really bears that out. but he's as much a cas

louis to ship them to tax the movie available, solution accessible was in your total for the so with this the pressure reveals of the moscow terror attackers received money from ukraine by the russian foreign minister of questions. the western attempt to whitewash yeah. is up with a continuation of what is on the west is actively trying to convince everyone that this is the work of these alignment states. and that's no one else should be a suspect. and above all, the crank is picked directly and regularly about this country. and it's not involved, it is become an obsessive. the cranes, foreign minister appears empty handed after the 1st day of his ongoing visit to india. as you have desperately tried to drum up support from defiance, new delhi plus washington scrambles to cover televisions back after the un. it's special robert tour on palestine accuses israel of committing genocide in.

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louis, en illinois.un saldo total de 342 personas muertas. recuerda que en telemundo48.xom tenemos información disponible sobre estas y otras historias que usted puede volver a ver en detalle. recuerde telemundo48.xom vamos a otras cosas. un conductor hispano se encuentra grave en el hospital luego que un motociclista que conducía a exceso de velocidad se estrelló contra su furgoneta. conversamos con la familia del hombre, quienes dicen esperan un milagro. le estamos pidiendo a dios que obre en su vida con un milagro. brayan rangel reza por un milagro después de que su padre, guillermo cervantes, de 52 años de edad, resultó herido de gravedad en una colisión el pasado 20 de marzo, la policía de antioch dice que un motociclista de 20 años estaba haciendo piruetas en el centro de esa ciudad y no respetó una señal de alto chocando contra la furgoneta de cervantes. el capitán en funciones de la policía de antioch dice que su oficina está justo al frente de donde sucedió el accidente. dice que él fue testigo

monday the three time all-star signed a one year deal with those saint louis cardinals. crawford, who is a bay area native, was a very key member of the giants world series titles in 2012 and 14. he will forever be missed. yeah, it's just strange. it's always a strange to see a longtime giant in another uniform. i think a will clark for me as a kid growing up and for my son now it's brandon crawford. >> yeah, there you go. exactly. well, good luck to him. thank you for joining us here on the 11:00 news. our next newscast is at 4 a.m, and don't forget to stream the latest news and weather on y r smart i'll give a like it or not a show where our panel weighs in on everything from major controversies to daily annoyances will tackle a topic in each person will let us know whether they like it or not. i'm

they reached the mississippi saint louis is becoming a prominent river town.at americans agreed to unimpeded of the mississippi. they would share that river. well, france is on the oj2ther side and france is in possession. this territory of louisiana, which basically hugs the mississippi from its headwaters in minnesota to where it discharges in the gulf of mexico, at the city of, new orleans and france wants to get rid of it. it is bogged down in a series of wars. the european continent. france doesn't have the or bureaucratic capacity to continue to administer. louisiana. and so they say to thomas, you want some land? and jefferson says, absolutely, i would love some land. there could be a lot of good stuff out there that this new country could use. there could be a lot of really interesting to be gained from going and exploring this place. all louisiana territory, you, napoleon and all ad 828,000 square miles of territory to the united states doubling in effect in one sort of purchase the entire extent of the country at got settled later and and maybe flori

they reached the mississippi saint louis is becoming a prominent river town.r that at end of the revolution, the british and, the americans agreed to unimpeded of the mississippi. they would share that river. well, france is on the other side and france is in possession. this territory of louisiana, which basically hugs the mississippi from its headwaters in minnesota to where it discharges in the gulf of mexico, at the city o neworleant rid of it. it is bogged down in a series of wars. the european continent. france doesn't have the or bureaucratic capacity to continue to administer. louisiana. and so they say to thomas, you want some land? and jefferson says, absolutely, i would love some land. there could be a lot of good stuff out there that this new country could use. there could be a lot of really interesting to be gained from going and exploring this place. all louisiana territory, you, napoleon and ad 828,000 square miles of territory to the united states doubling in effect inne sort purchase the entire extent of the country including a little bit of p

a central line goes to san francisco from saint louis, one north of oklahoma to los angeles and the southernmostn diego and followed an old stagecoach trail. and a fifth survey went up and down the coast. california jefferson davis is going to send these expedition out. he's going to pay them very well and he's going to ask them to collect all this knowledge about which route will be the best. this is the 1850s. slavery is a live issue. it jefferson thinks that the best route for the pacific road is the one that goes through texas, because that's the one that has the most direct benefit to slaveholders. right. it's go back. it's that route in right there. so when davis makes hisss, he''l great. but i would suggest we build this railroad because it's the most expedient if we ever need+÷ to get troops to california because being invaded and congress is like, hmm, seems unlikely and because the country cannoth railroad is the greatest national benefit, because is such a divisive issue in the 1850s. the railroad doesn't■c get until after the civil war, which finally decides the issue of slavery in t

. >> sharks in saint louis taking on the blues team. teal has lost 18 of the last 19. period blues on the attack. brayden schenn the backhand mackenzie blackwood great save. he had 36 of those. his 10th career shutout. late second period sharks up two. nothing puck dumped into the zone missouri native luke cunnin scoring in his home state and the sharks win four nothing, snapping a nine game losing streak. abc seven sports is sponsored by river rock casino. dion >> chris. thanks. and a quick reminder that you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. it is available for apple tv along with google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. just download the app now and start streaming for free. and that's all the time we have tonight for this special edition of abc seven news. i'm diane lim. the news continues later on this morning at 5:00 for spencer and chris and all of us here. thanks for staying up late with us. we'll see you in the fully-electric audi q4 e-tron. get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. bounced fro

they reached the mississippi saint louis is becoming a prominent river town. remember that at end of the revolution, the british and, the americans agreed to unimpeded of the mississippi. they would share that river. well, france is on the other side and france is in possession. this territory of louisiana, which basically hugs the mississippi from its headwaters in minnesota to where it discharges in the gulf of mexico, at the city of, new orleans and france wants to get rid of it. it is bogged down in a series of wars. the european continent. france doesn't have the or bureaucratic capacity to continue to administer. louisiana. and so they say to thomas, you want some land? and jefferson says, absolutely, i would love some land. there could be a lot of good stuff out there that this new country could use. there could be a lot of really interesting to be gained from going and exploring this place. all louisiana territory, you, napoleon and all ad 828,000 square miles of territory to the united states doubling in effect in one sort of purchase the entire exten

louis.abril hasta las 07:00 del viernes 5 de abril. si va a estar triste la situación, porque qué vamos a hacer los enfermos que lo hagan por lo que dicen, porque quieren ayudar a las personas en caso de irse a huelga. serán 3 días en los que el condado tendría que capacitar a enfermeras temporales y eso le va a costar al condado 21 millones y medio de dólares. dinero que podría ir para esta negociación. el condado seguirá negociando con el sindicato de enfermeros, pues espera que ambas partes lleguen a un acuerdo y así evitar una huelga. desde san josé soy jessica gallegos, noticiero telemundo 48. mire, los voceros del condado de santa clara, según dicen, esta huelga podría afectar a los servicios no prioritarios como la atención primaria. sin embargo, aseguraron que intentarán que no afecte a servicios de emergencia y mantendremos al tanto. hay preocupación entre los dueños de negocios de comida rápida por el aumento del salario mínimo de los trabajadores. los comerciantes alegan que el in

louis, missouri, one night, and he had a little time on his hands.ook in a stage perfmance uncle tom's cabin and lo and behold, he walked out of that theater with tears is face. this whites supremacist, because he was and said he wasn't identifying the characters in stowe's story. he was angry that she had perverted what he knew to be the real story of. the south and what what the union had done to the south and ruined down there with the civil war and reconstruction. and he vowed to write books and he was going to set the record straight. so in short order he wrote oh, and he i tried to read these books that the terrible he's not a good writer so he tried to he he ends up coming up with a book inside old the clansman which is al a celebration of the ku klux klan for driving union soie and government officials out of the south after the civil war, after reconstrti, when andw basically shut down reconstruction and they dixon thought they were heroes. and soe ites the bookk& and makes a ton of money. you would not believe how popular this man was in th

louis, missouri, one night, and he had a little time on his hands. so he took in a stage performance uncle tom's cabin and lo and behold, he walked out of that theater with tears streaming down his face. this whites supremacist, because he was and said he wasn't identifying the characters in stowe's story. he was angry that she had perverted what he knew to be the real story of. the south and what what the union had done to the south and ruined down there with the civil war and reconstruction. and he vowed to write books and he was going to set the record straight. so wrote oh, and he i tried to read these books that the terrible he's not a good writer so he tried to he he ends up coming up with a book inside old theth k the sow and makes a ton of money. you would not believe how popular this man was in the north. i'm not talking about southern cities necessarily. he was popular in the north. and a lot of people who loved what he was doing and after he'd made tons of money on the book, he made a play out of it and he thought that was cool and made a

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then i went to saint louis, and that's where the attorney general came from. bates and he had a diary. so all of a sudden i had these cabinet people and they were spending more with lincoln even than married. and somehow it became a team of rivals because they had all been his rivals in the 1860 election. so that became story. and then when i got to teddy roosevelt, so many books written about him, but i was interested in the friendship between teddy and taft because i found 400 letters between the two of them. so it's always the you can have. and so i tell young people when they're when they are thinking if they want to be remembered by history if you write things down, you keep a journal or a diary, even if you're not a large character, be used someday. so i'm not a good person. i didn't do that. i started a diary when i was in high school and my mother died. i couldn't figure out how to meet the moment in the writing, so i put just stopped and i never did it again. so i don't know. you don't keep a diary anymore, ravi. do you keep a diary? no. too scared. y

crawford, who signed a one year deal with the saint louis cardinals earlier this week.made it perfectly clear he wanted to come back for a 14th season, but it wasn't his call. in an interview with the athletic, crawford said, quote, the bottom line is i was not wanted back by the one person whose opinion matters. he was referring to team president farhan zaidi. i was told i could earn the last spot on the roster like anyone else could as a non-roster invitee, and that was the nail in the coffin. the giants choosing to go with the younger guys, bruce bochy and his texas rangers in scottsdale to take on his former team. bottom of the second. this one was all giants looking for their first spring win and they got it in a big way. that's j.d. davis launching one into left center. that's a three run homer. uh, and then in the in the what? the sixth inning. it's this man, luis matos. he had two homers in the game, both solo shots. the giants pick up their first win, 11 to 5 a's and royals. this one came right down to the finish. tied at four. bottom of the ninth tyler ferguso

louis and toronto. there's a lot of potential for the giants especially because of the roster improvements. but i think it's going to be a bit before you start to see it consistently come through. everybody's still trying to figure out exactly what this team is going to look like on a consistent basis, especially in divisional games. adam brian savin used to build really good pitching staffs, and he didn't need that many runs to win a game, you know, he had those great pitchers back in ten, 12 and 14, for example. and then you just needed maybe a handful of runs. is it different now? is the pitching staff not as good? and do they quite frankly, they need to put up more runs. >> i don't necessarily want to blame the pitching staff for it. i don't even necessarily think it's the staff not being as good. i feel like this is where the offense has even changed a lot in the game of baseball, just in the last ten years, you know, going back to the lincecum and cain days, you know, that wasn't doesn't feel like

louis, missouri, one night, and he had a little time on his hands. so he took in a stage performance uncle tom's cabin and lo and behold, he walked out of that theater with tears streaming down his face. this whites supremacist, because he was and said he wasn't identifying the characters in stowe's story. he was angry that she had perverted what he knew to be the real story of. the south and what what the union had done to the south and ruined down there with the civil war and reconstruction. and he vowed to write books and he was going to set the record straight. so in short order he wrote oh, and he i tried to read these books that the terrible he's not a good writer so he tried to he he ends up coming up with a book inside old thelaman which is really a celebration of the ku kl klan for driving unn soldiers and government officials out of the south after the civil war, after reconstruction, when andrew basically shut down rensuction and they dixon thought theyer heroes. and so he writes the book and makes a ton of money. you would not believe how

also on now, the girl, of courst been charged with felony assault and is being held by saint louis court with a hearing expected in early april. meantime, the young woman you see there, 16-year-old liylee gane, left with a threatening condition, suffering a skull fracture and frontal lobeondition damageg that attack. now, missouri's a.g. that andres saying we're all looking for justice. y isi think most americans agree with that shot? our prayers are with that young lady and her family. thank you, kevin. all right. let not your heartk you. be trod ,gutfeld. >> next, he'll put a smile on your face. thanks for being with us. happy thursday, everybody. all right. >> let's get to the news. doctors in massachusettsand me have successfully transplanted a pig kidney inte o patient, a which is a medical milestone. >> the patient is recoveringg nicely and the donor is expected to work to return to wor ik day. ha ha ha ha. you kind hoped, but. >> yeah, i know. researchers saf y that lonelines is worse on your health and alcoholism, obesity and smokin g. so you better see a doctor. keith it's very

lincoln university at saint louis in jefferson city, missouri, was founded by an entire regiment, 67th black regiment from the civil war, right. they created a whole college that still exists today. they found towns right. you look at the when i talk about the wire black people in minnesota. well, they create enclaves. so you look at this trajectory in regards their spaces and the area that they're you know, the the world they're creating to insulate themselves from jim crow america. so black geography. right. so, for example, one of the largest ex-pat communities in mexico, for example are african-americans. and looking at those geographies. and you're like okay, why are they leaving? or you that consistent need to leave is america our home? can we go somewhere else? marcus garvey like i, the voice of pan-africanism, the voice leaves, right? he's he goes and he moves to ghana. ghana invited him, thinking about the reaction to because there's in movement, there's power creating a safe space. so african american soldiers founded a whole town black. the new mexico. former black chaplain

louis, anyone who calls them on their b.s. is a spaghetti stain. >> you look at a n "new york times" article and instagra yorm and you look at the comments and everyone thinks they're an expertents. everybody thinks that they know better than the person who did they ke pek. >> everyone thinks they know better than the person who put in the hours. did the research, did the interviews, did d the followat up page, did the best that theyc could to make sure that everythinould to makeg that into print is factual and maybe they missed somethind maybe g you believe, but they did their best. >> yeah. and then you know me. >> johnny spaghetti stand on his shirt writes a comment. >> that's it's i it's shocking to me that any press outlet just they consent to comments. >> how dare the press consent to being questioned. they w reporters did the legwork. they write the truth. they're experts. but what's the legwork? e ci they wrote what the cia told them. they calle tha democrat for a quote. >> they wrote the same thing. their colleaguesey

also on now, the girl, of courst been charged with felony assault and is being held by saint louis courtith a hearing expected in early april. meantime, the young woman you see there, 16-year-old liylee gane, left with a threatening condition, suffering a skull fracture and frontal lobeondition damageg that attack. now, missouri's a.g. that andres saying we're all looking for justice. y isi think most americans agree with that shot? our prayers are with that young lady and her family. thank you, kevin. all right. let not your heartk you. be trod ,gutfeld. >> next, he'll put a smile on your face. thanks for being wit

in a five star hotel while folks in saint louis are riding and fighting with police.you knowght with, then he'll go, that kind of stuff. it's -- it's a hell of a cycle p . i mean, i pray we get outget of it. i'm just i'm trying to do my part. i'm going to dout oft i'm o my o rest of my life to try to get out of it, no matter what kind of names oget out nor and arrows are thrown at me. >> because it's -- it's it's been devastatinthrowng we'e have given democrats our lives for 60 years and we've gotcratso to show for it. >> but miser y, joe, must be awkward for you being a white supremacist. l. >> yeah, you know what? get in the way. the only jackie. wa >> oh, oh, joe.ing slamming the ammo, playing yourself. joe, i harris. charles. i get called the white supremacist. all the time because of myaciste meticulous dedication to fitness. y is this party is a temple. and i'll tell you what you guysl really sandbag me with this serious topic and the serious nw i've got to dig myself out of it. but to charles's pointe poin, tl a sentencing shouldn't be like baseball. it should