Seattle baseball team to begin practice next Monday
Members and prospective players will start gin practice Monday morning at 18 oclock. The season opens with a game against the University on Friday April 11. The squad features Schwarta and Dugdale at catcher, Alsworth, Harrison and Pay among others, with Hurley on first base and Babbitt on second. Beattie, Everett and Helena are noted opponents in April with regular league games beginning April 8 against Helena. The Y M C A park has been remodeled boosting bleachers and backstop for a stronger team showing.
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Seattle
University
Everett
Beattie
Helena Grown
Charles Schwarta
Atty
Schwarts Gwarning
Dugdale
Sacramento
Alsworth
Harrison
Wash
Ira
Stoval
Tly
Bill Hurley
Babbitt
Kileet
Thire Qua
Pay
Spokane
Boadies
Hurlburt
Dalrymple
Kelly
Faily
Athletic Park
Faithful Cemetery Dog Guards Master’s Grave
A loyal dog keeps watch at a grave in Hancock after his master Na died a year ago. He travels to a nearby house for food, remains at the cemetery in all seasons, and never allows anyone near the grave. Local efforts to move him have failed.
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Ley Springs
W. Va
Ina
Hancock
Eccentric Boston Widow Warned Of Death In Dream
Mrs Julie French of Boston told her attorney she dreamed of her death and forecasted being seized and dropped into an elevator well. She was found dead yesterday in an elevator shaft near her home, bruised and decomposed, with a heavy iron wrench nearby. Attorney Dunham will investigate with police assistance.
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Boston
Julie
French
Will
Rhodes Will Reveals Education Bequests Across States
The April release outlines Rhodes scholarships funding education by state with trusts as beneficiaries. It urges unity and peaceful cooperation among peoples, praising American ties and urging support for exchange with Germany. The document stresses broad public interest in education and global harmony.
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Germany
United States
Rhodes
Wire Pilon
Rane Tome
Hendship
Changes in Kentucky church support shift
In April 6 minutes from a Kentucky meeting, William Schell and partners recount that promised backing from Methodists was not provided. Support is now guaranteed to the Cumberland Presbytery and its new church start, with several Melodic Presbyterians joining, while Methodists lose influence.
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William Schell
Presbyterian
Mein Schell
Methodiats
Somberland Presbyteri- Loutev
Saenth
Mortality Notices From Seattle Area
Adolph Thomason aged four died at 1323 Seventh avenue. The body is at Butterworth's. Martha J. Whittier's funeral was from the family residence at 1113. interment in Lake View cemetery. Erna Clark, eighteen, daughter of Mr and Mrs A C Clark of 1190 Kilbourne avenue, died yesterday of spinal meningitis. She was a Seattle high school student. Funeral at Butterworth's chapel at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon.
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Adolph Thomason
Seventh Avenue
Butterworth’ S
Martha J. Whittier
Lake View Cemetery
Erna Clark
A. C. Clark
Kilbourne Avenue
Seattle High School
Butterworth’s Chapel
Great Northern tunnel scheme discussed by city council
The fire and water committee reviewed the Great Northern railway plan to tunnel beneath the city to the terminal yards south of King street. Attorneys for the railway requested delaying the fire headquarters move. the committee granted more time and will reexamine the route with engineers.
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Fire and Water Committee
Great Northern Railway
King Street
Jud Thomas Burke
Hengineer Thomson
Railway Company
Crichton
Queen Anne Improvement Club
Sixth Avenue
Garfield Street
Fire department appropriation read after collision report
The report on using funds to buy horses for the fire department and Chief Cook's account of the collision between the hose cart and an electric car at Third Avenue and Columbia Street was read, but no action was taken and proceedings were postponed to a future meeting.
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Cook
Third Avenue
Columbia Street
Local Boy Remains Alive After Severe Leg Wounds
In Greensburg Pennsylvania Paul Rugh an eight year old boy nearly bled to death after a presumed faulty treatment caused a deep four inch gash that severed a blood vessel. A local physician arrived just as the boy weakened and saved him from fatal loss of blood.
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Greensburg
Paul Rugh
Sullivan Will Case Heard in Federal Court
Judge Hanford held a final hearing on the John L Sullivan estate in federal court. The half million dollar estate is claimed by Hannah Callighan Edward Corcoran of Ireland and Marie Carran who alleged a verbal will. Heirs argue cousins are only surviving relatives. final decision set for April 23.
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Hanford
John L. Sullivan
Hannnah Callighan
Edward Corcoran
Ireland
Marie Carran
Bulivan
Avor
Heira
Pilea
William Cochran
King County
Sullivan
Corcoran
Howe
W.fp
Haye
J. B. Hansen
Terrence O'Brien
Tug of War at Armory Between Seattle and Tacoma
The Armory will host a tug-of-war tonight between Seattle and Tacoma teams. A $1000 purse has been posted. Seattle is coached by Bias Godant and Charles Swanson. Tacoma by Jenneon and J. Scheidt as trainers.
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Armory
Seattle
Tacoma
Ee Planck
God Ant Charles Swanson
Jenneon
J. 3. Scheidt
Scrambling for Money Arrests in Death Hazard Case
A. N. Cummings was fined $50 and costs in police court after detect ives Freeman and Mubbard raided an upstairs room at Fifth Avenue and King Street during a gambling raid. His attorney Wil Horin sought dismissal claiming non participation by the defendant, but detectives testified the dealer and players scrambled for loose money. the case has been appealed to the superior court.
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A. N. Cummings
Freeman and
Mubbard
Fifth Avenue
King Street
Somersey
Wil Horrin
Fisherman Charged With Murder In Tar Flats Tragedy
John Costello a fisherman living in Tar Flats Vancouver was arrested on murder charges after a woman was found dead in a room with her throat marked by finger presses. He was discovered intoxicated with others in the same room.
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Vancouver
B. C
John Costello
Minister seeks wife on crosscountry search
Very Easy Reading reports Rev. George W. Brownback a Reading Congregation minister left town to find a wife after marketing via a Chicago matrimonial paper. He narrowed 250 replies to seven prospects and will visit them in Wheel ing, West Virginia and Erie, Pennsylvania. Also noted are a March intake of 12 children into the Washington Children’s Home Society, a four year Alaska mail contract from Homer to Sunrise City with Tyoonok and Hope service, and a theft incident where bartender Joseph Davia lost 105 dollars, later found to involve Mrs. W. H. Cartwright who was arrested with 122 dollars on her person.
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Reading
George W. Brownback
Wheeling
W. Va
Erie
The
Alaska Commercial Co
United States
Homer
Sunrise City
Alaska
Kussiilot
Hope
Sunrise
Keenal
Tyoonok
Joseph Davia
University Street
WH. Cartwright
Hadeen
Davia Haya
Davin
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Went. O
Emma Maniley
Newton Falls
Stocks
New York
Great Northern
the Fire and Water Committee
Gase
Children’s Home Society
John Waldo Ellis
Children's Home Society of
Washington
Seattle and
Vicinity
Adama & Blanchard
Second Avenue
Hinckley Block
Youmans Hat
Adams & Blanchard
2D Ave
Hinckley
Stewart & Holmes DrugCo Wholesale Druggists
First Avenue
Ube
D. la Ta
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People’s Bargain Store
Eru
Third Ave
Corner Union Telephone Main
Florence Dental CO
Lake Union
Sard Avenue
Fret Avenue
Herbert S. Upper
Schewerman
First Avenue and
Cherry St
Lion Clothing House
Queen City Laundry
Fourth Avenue
I. Beninghausen
Columbia
We.huichinsoned Core
Aves Union SI
James Henry
Wenatera Ave
Queen
J. J. Miller
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