Northwestern and Coast League results from yesterday
In Spokane rain postponed the Northwestern League game. Vancouver beat Portland 6 to 2 in nine innings, Tacoma edged Seattle 4 to 3, and in Portland Oakland won 1 to 0. Vernon had no game as Los Angeles did not arrive. San Francisco beat Sacramento 6 to 4. Batteries listed include Christian Lewis Portland Carson Fisher and Whalen Graham San Francisco Willis Berry.
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Washington First Game Batterlese-Dygert Pitchers
In Washington at the start, R. H. E. Philadelphia 22.6, 8110 Washington. Batterlese Dygert and Livingston, Hughes, Smith and Street.
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Hughes
Smith and Street
Unclear Battery Lineups Across Stadiums
Fragmentary report lists multiple battery pairings and players across Cleveland, New York, and Washington games. Names include Batterles-Schutzer Nourse Pape Sweeney and crew like Bendeer Thomas Witherup Street, with R H E and scores oddly formatted.
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Hoffman buys auto to aid harvest across wheat farms
Walla Walla Washington John Hoffman, noted wheat raiser, bought a new 40 horsepower White Steamer runabout, his third car this year and all White Steamers. Earlier he purchased a 40 horsepower seven passenger touring car for family use and another 20 horsepower runabout. His son, farming at Starbush, claimed the touring car as an asset, leading to a swap for a runabout. With harvest near, Hoffman added a 40 horsepower roadster to reach his distant ranches, a task previously impossible.
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John Hoffman
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Bride of One Week Goes Violently Insane in Oregon
Roseburg Oregon report says Mrs Ole Peterson of Deer Creek after a week of marriage was committed to the state asylum by County Judge Wanacott at her own request. She asked to be taken to the asylum to avoid harm. She expressed fear and demonstrated violent insanity at the ranch after marriage.
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Roseburg
Ore
Ole Peterson
Deer Creek
Wanacott
Tamasane
Peterson
Cottage Grove
Wag
Pendleton notices and local happenings
In Pendleton a ten pound daughter was born to Mrs Charlies Wall. J B Kennedy laid a new concrete sidewalk on East Webb Street. A $100 note suit, J W Searles vs RB Blackburn, was filed in circuit court. In Milton, heavy rain in the mountains drove campers from sites. jack Bryant reports excellent range conditions and unusually green grass for the season as rains boost outlook.
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J. B. Kennedy
East Webb Street
Jack Bryant
Blue Mountain
Bryant
Colt Tags Along A Loud Auto On Main Street
A small horse follows a high wheeled automobile down Main Street making noise. The colt slips near Main and Court as it tries to keep pace, falls hard on the pavement, then rises and shifts focus to a nearby cab team after the auto disappears.
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Court Streets
Aubrey Graham
Apples Scarce in Europe Letter From Liverpool Dealers
Walla Walla resident J. L. Dumas receives a Liverpool letter from Simons Shuttleworth & Co reviewing European fruit crops. It notes England short on apples and Ireland with low grade fruit, while the Continent shows better apple prospects though some districts face plum shortages. The report calls for American apple shipments and promises further updates from New York.
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Supreme Court asked to define a farmer in Washington
Sheriff A B McNeil seeks a court ruling on what constitutes an agriculturist in good standing. He notes John McKee’s claimed exemption from attachment for salt payments and recounts McKee's farming on 16 acres and a leased Franklin county tract while not residing on his Rattlesnake Hills homestead for eight months due to illness.
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Wash
A. B. McNeil
Supreme Court of
John McKee
Holcomb
Superior Court
Sarah McKee
Sprinkle
McKee
Rattlesnake Hills
Franklin County
Roy Herr Resigns at O. R. & N. Depot and Moves to La Grande
Roy Herr has resigned as night baggage master at the O. R. & N. depot and gone to La Grande to take a brakeman position on a freight train.
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Roy Herr
la Grande
Cult founder advocates Mazdaznan breathing lectures
Chicago professor Rev. Otyman Zar-Odueht Hanish promotes Mazdaznan self help in a nonsectarian program. He urges breathing and health culture, muscle gymnastics, and daily routines as a path to mental and physical powers and invigoration in a lecture at Biler's recital hall on Third Avenue and University Street.
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Seattle
Otyman Zar-Odueht Hanish
Maaxdaanian
Biler
Hell
Third Avenue
University Street
Open the world’s sun and path to realization text
A fragmented prayer-like passage offers guidance for breath control, room airing, and mental calm. It includes a meditation instruction to recite and retain the first sentence while inhaling, then exhale on the last, repeating three times. It ends with a blessing to unveil truth and see beyond illusion.
Carnegie Denied In Portland Library Boast
Portland residents built their library with local funds and Carnegie never donated or was asked. James Bertram issued a cautious apology, noting unverified claims from a weekly, while Portland leaders reject the claim of a $100,000 pledge. The Commercial Club denounced the misattribution and demanded proper credit.
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Andrew Carnegie
Skibo Castle
Dornoch
Cies
Commercial Club
Carnegie
James Bertram
Portjland
Bertram
Oregon
Steel King
Milton House Shortage Sparks Need for Small Dwellings
Tlonses Scarce In Milton. Houses are a scarce article in Milton at the present time, says the Eagle. Inquiries this week have been many for vacant houses but the demand can in no way be supplied. What is needed in Milton more than anything else is a number of small dwelling houses which can be got for a reasonable rent.
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Milton
the Eagle
Local ads highlight Rock Springs coal and plumbing services
Henry Kopittke promotes Rock Springs coal and dry wood by phone Main 178 or 17 percent. Beddow & Miller exclusive plumbers advertise prompts and reliable service. Pendleton Furniture Co features rugs at low prices and dress cutting agency with patterns cut to order at 720 Aura.
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Rock Spring Coal
Henry Kopittke
Beddow & Miller
Pendleton Furniture Co
Rock Springs
Phone Main
Henry Kopitzke
Lehman Springs
Pendleton Auto Ce
W. Webb Street
Bluff Street
Yakima hits auto crowd: one car for 66 residents
North Yakima, Washington reports six cars lined up on East Yakima avenue and announces a census by a garage owner. With about 12,000 residents, the town now shows roughly 150 autos valued from $600 to many thousands, averaging $1,200 and a total outlay near $210,000.
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Wash
Automobilist
East Yakima Avenue
West Side
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