Home Savings Bank Names Officials in Listing
A Home Savings Bank lists officers or associates including Z. B. MacDougall James D Hoge J bd Lewman Ferdinand Schmits George Danworth A B Stewart John B Agen Emanuel Rosenberg N B Solver in an expanded roster of names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. B. MacDougall
James D Hoge
J Bd. Lewman
Ferdinand Schmits
George Danworth
A. B. Stewart
John B. Agen
Emanuel Rosenberg
N. B. Solver
Western Jockey Clubs Form West Coast Racing Authority
The Pacific Coast and Western Jockey clubs unite to control racing west of the Alleghenies with jurisdiction split by Rockies and remainder. The merger may shutter unaffiliated circuits. Nancy Hanka, famed mile record holder and owned by the late J Malcolm Forbes, will be sold in Readville Mass on May 24. Forbes paid Hart Boswell of Lexington $43,000 for her.
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Chicago
Jockey Clubs
Allegheny Mountains
Pacific Club
Rocky Mountains
Hias
Nancy Hanka
J. Malcolm Forbes
Boston
Readsville
Mass
Forbes
Hart Boswell
Lexington
Seattle High School Athletic Paper Debuts
The first issue of the Seattle High School Athletic Reporter is published with Bruce Shorts as editor and William K. Shelden as advertising manager. The journal focuses mainly on athletics and related topics and carries four credits for the school.
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Seattle High School
Bruce Shorts
William K. Shelden
Armour lauded as Cleveland manager after strong Dayton stint
W R Armour attracted Cleveland club owners as manager of the Dayton team in several minor leagues. He built a consistently strong lineup and secured top pitchers, making the Cleveland club financially sound. His notable coups included signing Lajoie and Bernhard amid Philadelphia turmoil. He also returned with elite pitchers after a brief disappearance.
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W. R Armour
Cleveland
W. R. Armour
Dayton, C
Lajoie
Bernhard
Philadelphia
Weeding ’Em Out at Phoenix Club Boxing Trials
Manager Ruy Lavigne selects top amateurs in each class for Thursday night trials. He will weed out contenders to identify the best in each class to face San Francisco amateurs arriving in May for the semi annual tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruy Lavigne
Phoenix Club
San Francisco
Lawier Signs with Minneapolis Oust outfield prospect
Jimmy Lawier last season speedster for Tacoma signs with Minneapolis to play in the outfield. He is among several Pacific National players heading to Michigan Minnesota or Wisconsin teams.
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Jimmy Lawier
Tacoma
Minneapolis
Lawier
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Bucklen’s Amica Salve Praised by Missouri User
Otto Dodd of Ponder Missouri reports a yearlong sore cured by Bucklen’s Amica Salve calling it the best on earth. The product is sold at 25 cents by G O Guy Inc drug store located at Second Avenue and Yesler.
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Otto Dodd
Ponder, Mo
G. O. Guy, Inc
Second Avenue
Yesler
Dusty Miller to join San Francisco club for season
Dusty Miller, famed Pittsburg infielder, accepts terms with Manager Harris and will report to the San Francisco team. Scranton reports a notable wedding as Miss Augusta Archbald ties the knot with John Brooks, once a Princeton baseball hero, now a coal operator.
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San Francisco
Dusty” Miller
Pittsburg
Harris
Scranton
Augusta Archbald
James Archbald
John Hr. Brooks
Johnnie” Brooke
Princeton
Brooke
Supreme Court Affirms Cur rane Damages Against Railway
Thomas Currane sues Seattle and San Francisco Railway Company for $25 in damages after a mining blast injures him and blinds him. The ruling cites careless provision of unsafe double-tape fuses despite warnings. Currane, an employee in King County, testified the fuse was not safe in damp mine conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Thomas Currane
Seattle & San Francisco Railway Company
Supreme Court
Currana
King County
Curran
Eminent Eng actor Forbes Robertson stages Hamlet at Harvard
Forbes Robertson and his company arrived in Cambridge to perform two Hamlet shows at Harvard University. The production will use no scenery and be presented in the Elizabethan sixteenth century style on Saunders' theater stage, a distinction shared only with Sir Henry Irving and Joseph Jefferson.
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Cambridge
Mass
Forbes Robertson
Harvard University
Saunders’ Theater
Robertson
Sir Henry Irving
Joseph Jefferson
Missing secretary treasurer arrested in Cleveland link
Telegraph briefs report George F. Clewell, former secretary treasurer of the Federal Trust Company of Cleveland, arrested in St. Joseph, Mo, on a $10,000 shortage. Separate items note William J. Lemp estate valued at about $4.35 million with widow inheriting most, Montanan city election results, Indiana prohibitionists set two day convention, and Republican state committee plans May convention to back Roosevelt.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
George F. Clewell
Federal Trust Company of
Cleveland, O
ST. Louis
William J. Lemp
Concord
N. Wt
Republican State Committee
Chicago
Roosevelt
Wainwright Bull Wedding in Washington DC
In Washington DC during Master Week a major social event marked by the marriage of Miss Gally Franklin Wainwright to Lieutenant Henry Tilghman Bull of the A A. The ceremony occurred at St Andrew's Church with army officers and prominent officials attending. After a brief country honeymoon the couple will travel to the Philippines where he has served.
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Washington, D. C
Capital Wall
Mies Gally Franklin Wainwright
Henry Tilghman Bull
Dalles Bache Wainwright
Benjamin Franklin
St. Andrew's Church
Hull
Philippines
Mysterious Kid Preston in custody after city robbery
John Preston known as the Mysterious Kid was jailed after a court appearance. Police linked him to the Goddard robbery, with Chief Delaney coordinating charges as detectives identified him in the Goddards’ home confrontation. The case centers on a bold Beattie crime allegedly tied to Preston.
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John Preston
Justice Cann's
Beattie
J. B. Goddard
Delaney
Preston
Tro Ile
Goddarde
Colfax official jailed and tax debate tops district news
A. L. Steward of Colfax, formerly Whitman deputy sheriff, committed to medical facility. taxes in Vancouver now total 87 511, breaking records. Chewelah woodcutters Hlater and Mitelberg quarrelled. Hlater fined 23. Yakima county pioneer Simmons dies of heart disease. Olsterin imports Holstein cattle for Quinault ranch. Schmidt acquitted in arson case at Walla Walla. Beardsley irrigates 1 acre with new artesian well near Goldendale. Lewiston to Pomeroy mail coach line planned. Bellingham saloon robbed by two masked men. Pacific Idaho Northern railroad work starts. One-year-old Reynolds killed in Walla Walla. Colville pioneers note longer stock feeding season. New Lutheran church organized in Bellingham York addition. Modino shot. Panelli in custody amid Italian quarrel.
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Don't Know It
Kidney trouble affects many with few symptoms. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root promises relief for kidney, liver, and bladder issues. Free sample bottles offered by mail. testimonials claim broad benefits and improved health.
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Kilmer
Bellingham Bay Improvement Co Eyes Government Lumber Contract
The San Francisco offices of the Bellingham Bay Improvement Company plan to bid on a 600000 foot government lumber contract, after narrowly missing the prior Portland bid. Francis Brown of North Yakima suffered serious facial injuries from a match explosion yesterday. Whatcom County’s World’s Fair booth, built of fir with chuckanut stone, was shown in Bellingham. Alvah Woodley of Walla Walla attempted suicide by taking strychnine. a stomach pump saved him. Sheep shearing is active in North Yakima with a clean wool clip and good prices.
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San Francisco
Bellingham Bay Improvement Company
Portland
Whatcom County
Hellingham
Alvah Woodley
Walla Walla
Yakima
Tenth District Publican Convention Renominates Croompacker
The Tenth district convention renominated Congressman Croompacker with no opposition. It also selected two delegates to the Chicago convention and passed a resolution endorsing President Roosevelt for renomination.
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Publican Convention
Tenth District
Croompacker
Chicago
Roosevelt
Despondent inmate hangs self in jail cell
In Washington state Hensel, jailed on theft charges, hanged himself with a belt over the cell door bar Sunday night. He was found slowly strangling but cut down in time. In Iowa Creston, republican convention nominating Col. William P. Hepburn was held by acclamation.
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Everyptt
Wash
Herman Hensel
Creston, In
Repub-ican
Eighth District
William P. Hepburn
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Union Savings & Trust Co
Cherry Street
Seattle
Agents Bank of
Cape Nome
Nome
Alaska
P. Howe
Great Baker Company
Charley Hoyt
Alcazar
ED Redmond and Company
Albany
California
Klodt
Vane
McLaren & Thomson
2Nd
Pike
Ira Thre
Orla
Western Jockey Clubs
Brennan
Bill Armour
Charles Moth
Corbett
Britt
Graney
Britts
Perry Queenan
Salt Lake
Jack Clifford
City of Saints
Kid Fredericks
Jack Brennan
Rockford
Helena
Jack Flannery
Jack
Frisco
Lower Court
Harvard
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
MR. and
Mrs
A. L. Steward
Colfax
Whitman County
Medical Lake
Vancouver
Otto Blater
Axtel Mitelberg
Chewelah
Hlater
Charles Simmons
Yakima County
Toppenish, Sunday
J. A. Olsterin
Quinault
Louis Schmidt
Ross Beardsley
Goldendale
Lewistown
Pomeroy
Idaho
Ottestad
Bell Ingham
Pacific & Idaho Northern Railroad
Council
Thunder Mountain District
John Reynolds
Colville
Bellingham
York Addition
Bruno Modino
Paolime Panelli
Panelli
Cletreming Caves
New York DC
Wight
Greg
Kitmer
Binghamton
Francis Brown
North Yakima
Crumpacker
Aaa
Titan de Loe
New Tork
Garden Station
Joel Shumaker
Twilee-a- Post-Intelligencer
Renton
Occidental
Yester
Timps Building
Ptate Medical Institute
Northwest
State Medical Institute
Rpor
D. T. Richards
M. D
First Avenue
Safe Deposit and Trust Co
Weaweetaye Ana
Gesteen
He Wo Chinese Medicine Co
Hee Wo
Washington
I. Woolen Co
Detroit, Mich
G.A. Lindauer
Albert Hansen Rich
First Ave
Bosanko
Bocanko
Quaker Drug Co
Firs Avenue
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