Aberdeen Tops May Festival With Strong Pitching Team
The Aberdeen baseball squad earns praise for its pitching staff led by Brinker Higginbotham and Starkells as they dominate the Northwest League. The team benefits from manager Brown's focus on pitchers and Red Brown's utility play, while local press discuss rising advertising value and a series win over Vancouver.
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Seattle Morning Times
Sporting
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Tacoma
Seattle
Julie Streib
Deacon van Buren
Eddie Householder
Dode Brinker
University of Washington Star
Jack Mickey
Gene Mahon
Dick B Boettiger
Andy Anderson
Dugdale
Aberdeen Bunch
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Higginbotham
Starkells
Brown
Russ Hall
Klopf
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Ehret
Dade
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Hoon
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Ike Butler
Rush
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Walsh
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Butte
Pacific Ocean
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Vancoverites
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Hickey
Canucks
Waters
Hyatt
Cats
Meeting of Aberdeen Pioneers At Congregational Church
A large Aberdeen pioneers group met at the Congregational church parlors for a brief business session. Rev. Chas McDermoth was named historian. The gathering turned social with reminiscences of early days and migration to Washington. Next meeting planned for July at Electric Park.
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Chas. McDermoth
Washington
Electric Park
Foundrymen Unite Coast Campaign For Labor Action
A Pacific Coast gathering in Portland brought together foundrymen from San Francisco to Victoria to seek a uniform approach to labor tensions. J. W. Patterson of Moran and Seattle committee chair outlined the plan to coordinate across coast iron works including Washington Iron Works and Vulcan Iron Works leaders.
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Victoria
J. W. Patterson
Moran Company
Seattle
Pacific Coast Foundrymen’s Association
National Foundrymen’s Association
F. G. Frink
Washington Iron Works
J. B. Morris
Pacific Iron & Steel Works
Isaac Hulme
Vulcan Iron Works
Probable murder on Wishkah River identified man
Body found in the Wishkah river below Heron street taken to Bowes Randolph's morgue. Coroner Girard investigates. Identified by a cousin as Gabrielle Auested 22 from Norway last seen May 20 in a saloon. Autopsy suggests possible murder not drowning. no money found with the body.
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Heron Street
Bowes & Randolph
Girard
Press
Gabrielle Auested
Norway
May Festival at Grand theater proves a grand success
The May Festival at the Grand theater on Monday and Tuesday evenings was the greatest musical event on Grays Harbor though attendance yielded a small loss. Organizers will form the Grays Harbor Festival Chorus and sing at Fourth of July exercises, led by conductor J. F. Richards with soloists Miss Scott and Miss Baker.
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Grays Harbor
J. F. Richards
Miss Scott
Scott
A.O. U. W. Hall
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