Notable Names in Historical Directory Listing
The excerpt lists individuals including James D Hoge Ferdinand Bchmita George Donworth A B Stewart John B Agen Emanuel Rosenberg and N B Solner as part of a historical directory or notice. The text presents surnames and initials typical of biographical or business listings from the period.
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B. MacDougall
James D Hoge
J .D. Lowman
Ferdinand Bchmita
George Donworth
A. B. Stewart
John B. Agen
Emanuel Rosenberg
N. B. Solner
Tacoma Defeats Seattle In Last Series Showdown
Tacoma topped Seattle 7 1 in the final game of the series as Fischer’s lineup collected five runs on five singles. Schook relieved Hall in the sixth, pitching better, while Oakland swept San Francisco 5 2 and 2 0 in two games. Angels beat Portland 1 0 in Los Angeles.
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Fresno
Cal
Seattle
Tacoma
Wison
Fischer
Hall
Schook
San Francisco
Oakland
Los Angeles
Angels
Portland
Marsh Company repairs South Bend marsh
Pacific Cranberry Marsh Company has begun repair work on the South Bend marsh after recent decline under a Chinese contractor. The project aims to restore the marsh to its former excellence.
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Pacific Cranberry Marsh Company
South Bend
Two youths arrested after assault on Chinaman near Times building
A pair of attackers, identified as M Wray and James Murray, chased Sing Wa for several blocks after a vicious assault yesterday afternoon behind the Times building. Patrolman Carr captured them and they were brought to police headquarters.
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M. Wray
James Murray
Sing Wa
Times
Carr
Youngest magnate in the business in St Joseph
Percy K B Chamberlain of the St Joseph Westerns is described as the youngest magnate in the world. He became interested in baseball while in Colorado Springs and later in St Joseph. In 1902 he served as secretary of the Kansas City Western league team and bought the St Joe franchise upon President Sexton's invitation. He is 22 outfits.
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ST. Joseph
Percy KB Chamberlai
Baseball to booming in New Orleans and trades eyed
Walter Clarkson may join the Detroit Americans or a Chicago team next year as several offers circulate. Fraley seeks reinstatement by the Western Jockey Club with Arthur Redfern riding KB. R. Thome and James Keene are listed. Sam Harris targets Britt for a match with Terry McGovern, and all American derby entries will be announced in June. Frankey Nell to fight Hughey McGovern for the heavyweight title. Rev John E B Heindel plans to play third base on a local church team.
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New
Orleona
Walter Clarkson
Harverd
Detroit Americans
Chicago
KBW
Fraley
Western Jockey Club
Arthur Redfern
Frankey Nell
Hughey McGovern
John EB. Heindel
Jerery City Church
Funeral of B. F. Day in Freport at Asbury Church
The funeral for B. F. Day was held yesterday afternoon at the Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church in Freport with Rev. M. Evans officiating. Ex-Mayor W. J. Wood gave a brief eulogy as many pioneer friends attended. Day had long belonged to the LO. O. O. and the B. F. Day school in the city bears his name.
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BF. Day
Asbury Methodist Eplogepal
Fretpont
M. Evans
Exu-Mayor
W. JD. Wood
LO. O
Day
B. F. Day School
Aehey
Korea
Albething
Church of England
W. B. Colver
Corbett Defeats Mowatt in Chicago Bout
In Chicago on Friday night Jim Corbett defeated Young Mowatt by decision after a rally in later rounds while Jimmy Britt rested from his reported win over Corbett. The Denverite showed little aftereffects of the earlier defeat. Also at Recreation Park Frank Newman's Manuel Lopes team beat Reliance 7 to 6.
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Chicago
Jimmy Britt
Young Corbett
Young Mowatt
Frank Newman
Manuel Lopes
Reliance
Recreation Park
Waitresses Ball Draws Crowd at Christianeem’s Night
The fifth annual Waitresses union ball will be held tomorrow evening at Christianeem's venue. The attendants have prepared and distributed tickets for two weeks, with many stacks sold and rapid sales reported. The dances are consistently well received.
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Waitresees’ Union
Christianeem
Eny
Waitresees
Europe tour opens for Dr Grant Calhoun and colleague
Dr Grant Calhoun and a colleague embarked for a European trip yesterday. The pair will pursue a graduate medical course in Germany. In a separate burglary, burglars broke into Mrs A Walker’s home at Twenty ninth Avenue while the family was away, stealing two valuable watches and other small items using a skeleton key.
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Grant Calhoun
Calhoun
Europe
Germany
Mra A. Walker
Arenes
Borgiares Laet
War Correspondents Face Tight Censorship in Tokyo
W. B. Colver reports that Russia and Japan restrict news from the Far East. Censors control telegraphs, dictate front-line access, and limit what can be published, forcing reporters to navigate a strict multi department clearance system while some manage to evade with odd dispatches and costumes.
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Tokio
Russia
Japan
England
United States
Germany
France
Italy
Far East
St Petersburg
Manglish
Army
War Department
Navy
Naval Office
Foreign Office
Miss Mary Paulish Faces Guilty Plea in Odessa Forgery
Miss Mary Paulish, charged with forging two checks for 28.4 and 26. percent, promised to plead guilty and has been moved to Davenport for sentencing.
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Mary Paulish
Odessa
Davenport
Condensation Process Powers Liquozone Oxygen Work
A historical note describes Liquozone gas production requiring 1250 cubic inches of gas per cubic inch of product. It credits oxygen producers and a 14 day reduction process as key steps in creating the powerful standby gas similar to oxygen.
Liquozone promises germ killing power and vital health
An advertisement extols Liquozone as a liquid oxygen based tonic capable of reaching every body part and killing germs without harming tissues. It claims vast medical proofs, factory scale, and a $1,000 germ-killing guarantee while offering a free bottle to a million sick people.
College man Gardner jailed as OG N Adama in burglary case
Gardner, a former University of Washington student and athlete, was jailed as OG N Adama for attempted burglary of Police Sergeant Powers' house. Recognized later at Walla Walla penitentiary by ex-classmate Garfield McGunn, Gardner had left college amid petty thefts and worked as canvasser and newspaper solicitor. Also noted is a local testimonial for Electric Hitters as a remedy for kidney and stomach ailments.
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Walla Walla Penitentiary
OG. N. Adama
Powers’ House
Alexander H. Gardner
University of Washington
North Bend
Gardner
Wee
Penitentiary
Garfield McGunn
McGunn
Canvamning
Beattle
Sergeant Powers
Hire
Crackeman
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Union Savings
Peache
Union Savings & ‘Cust Co
Cherry Street
Beattle Agents Pank of
Cape Neme
Neme Alaska
Tae Fo
Bill Vonight
Efinesday
ED Redmond
Alban
Great Baker Company
Charley Meoyt
Russell
Thos. J. Smith
the Gamekeeper
The
Thompson Co
Pike Street
Montana
Lake Washington
Mountains
California
Geoats
Leule Klodt
Bonngy. Watson CO
Wrore A
Belmere
Beattie
Siwashes
Tacoma Tigers
Seattle Sescvee
San Fra One
Steen Ee
Wibur
Palouse
Kennewick
Mission Vale Horticultural Society
Mission
Columbia County
ROD and Gun
First National Bank of
Tmorticultural
Hunt
North Yakima
Macedam
Great Northern
Hillyard
Edward Rutledge
Spokane
Walla Walla
G. B. Kruger
Oakesdale
Garfield
Salz
Kalama
Eecasapa
Damining
Oregon
Daniel Toten
Hoquiam
Lincoln County
Aurora
Percy BE Chammerlain
B. F
Corbett
Mowatt
Lopez
Hes
Special Commis
Sioner
Enter
Prise Association
Cheefoo
Bhanghai
Liquid Ozone Co
Wabash Ave
Hystoian
A. H. Gardner
MER University
Odda
J. J. Have Ons
Versailles
G. O. Guy, Inc
Ind Ave
Garden Station
Joe Shomaker
Boston
Painless Dentists
Pacific Coast
Pacific Northwest
Second Avenue
Boston Dental
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