Grand tumult wrestling match features Two Feathers vs McMillan
The Grand tontutt hosts a major wrestling card headlined by Chief Two Feathers, six feet eight inches, against D. A. McMillan in a long anticipated bout. McMillan plans a defensive contest while Two Feathers relies on youth, strength and endurance. A second bout pairs Jen Berg of Washington against Jack O’Neil of Montana with potential order changes.
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Grand Tontutt
Chief Two Feathers
D. A. McMillan
Two Peathers
Hercules
McMillan
Tays McMillen
Hondna
Jen Berg
Washington
Jack O'Neil
Montana
Loke
Untitled Baseball Recap With Erratic Plays and Scores
A chaotic third inning features multiple hits and scoring as Oakland battles back and forth with errors and timely hits. Beattie and Buchanan contribute steady offense, while Delehanty and Wilson drive in runs. The Angels and Tacoma trade runs with sparse scoring, and Frisco edges Portland thanks to Knerrts pitching and aggressive baserunning.
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Oakland
Mohler
Smith
Card
Prick
Mahler
Himeelf
Buck
Hall
Brashear
Devereius
Delehanty
Wilson
Harber
Withan
van Battren
Barber
Empire
Nat
Beattie
Buchanan
Dimeef
Matteries
Poetlinger
Wilton
Meenenue
Tacoma
Fagan
Seattie Dominates Oakland in Clear Victory
In San Francisco on April 14 Seattie outplayed Oakland with strong offense and defense. The visitors Buchanan were overwhelmed as Seattie showcased skill to silence skeptics with a decisive win.
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Francisco
Seattie
Oakland Bunch
Buchanan
Frisco Fidos Parade Opens Eighth Kennel Club Show
The San Francisco Kennel Club opened its eighth annual exhibition at Mechanics Pavilion drawing more than 1000 dogs from toy spaniels to Great Danes. Judging began on opening day and will run through Saturday as the event surpasses prior Pacific coast showcases.
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Ban Pranctaco
Mechanics Pavilion
San Francisco Kennel Club
Pacific Coast
Season opens with baseball leagues kickoff in New York
The 1904 season opens with the American and National leagues. The New York Highlanders host the Ren ton champions in the American League, while in Brooklyn Handon’s Superbs welcome MecGraw’s Giants in the National League opening.
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New York
Saron
New York Highlanders
Renton
Brooklyn
Handon
Superbs
MecGraw
Giants
Dash for Liberty Ends in Surrender at Fremont House
William Monahen a Swarthfens resident, attempted to flee police for nearly thirty minutes in the night before surrendering to Sergeant Leighton with a revolver at hand. Detectives Adaing Putrohman Hubbard and Bergdéant Leighton found him in a room at the Fremont house in the city’s lower section. During the search he tried to escape again and fled. Monahant was charged with vagrancy.
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William Monahen
Unmnasse
New Credit System Offers Easy Weekly Payments
Mutuel Savings and Credit Co promotes paying $1.00 weekly for fifty weeks to buy $85 worth of merchandise at any city store. Call or visit offices at 209-10 A. W. Denny Building, 1414 Second Avenue, for details.
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A. W. Denny Bldg
Second Avenue
Mutuel Savings and Credit Co
Notice to subscribers for missing Star copies
If your Star copy does not arrive by 6:00 p m call Cancer Matn 1050 or In dependent 1298, and a copy will be sent at once by special messenger.
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Cancer
Police Err in Pinching Wrong Man in Chinatown Laundry Case
Hing Wah, a Chinaman who runs a Third Avenue laundry near James Street, faced charges of cheating Seattle Electric by altering a meter. He was acquitted in police court yesterday after Mayor Humes, returning to the law, argued that Bing Pu acted only as Ming Wa’s agent while the latter was in China.
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Hing Wa
Third Avenue
James Street
Sie
Seattle Electric Company
Humes
Bing Pu
Ming Wa
China
Walla Walla Debates Projects and Local Appointments
The Walla Walla Commercial club endorsed the Palouse river irrigation project and the portage railway at The Dalles. A Fourth of July committee was appointed to plan festivities. The Great Northern railroad obtained a boliiing permit for a $20,000 depot in Bellingham. Walla Walla plans a new city hall at a stated cost. Mayor Kumthee named trustees for the Carnegie library. Postal clerks will be reassigned at North Waiima as part of annual changes. The dry kilns at Artington and Mariette suffered major fires destroying shingles. The liquor dealers in Walla Walla agreed to keep Sandsey open for business.
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Walla Walla
Dalles
Gino
Local News Churn of Fires Fights and Foes
A chaotic dispatch reports arson near Oman killing six horses at C W Lampoon’s barn. A Portland man, 60, tries to slash his throat but escapes, amid despair over frailty. Fraser River Canners set a high flat rate to end salmon strikes, while Everett crime and gambling fights grow. Good Templars clash with saloon workers over license fees as Mrs Degman campaigns against slot machines. Frank Lawaii loses Pan-American Fair post amid St Louis plans.
Butte Lawyer Bailed After Disorderly Conduct Charge
J. Dierks a Butte lawyer was charged with vagrancy in police court for staying in a room without paying the advance fee. A landlady confronted him, finding him in the room lit by the tree. He was found guilty of disorderly conduct, severely reprimanded, and released.
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J. Dierks
Butte
Roome
Yester Way
Dierks
Forced sale prospect for Davis Addition in Seattle
Property auction potential highlighted with low prices from 160 to 350 dollars per lot. Terms set at 50 dollars down and ten dollars monthly with perfect title and free abstracts. Accessible via Broadway and Pike car line. representative on the ground daily.
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Davis Addition
Seattle
Puget Sound
Olympics
Lake Washington
Cascades
Lake Union
Ballard
Fremont
Brooklyn
State University
Broadway
Pike
Dr Gunn's Blood and Nerve Tonic advertised across cities
An advertisement claims the tonic cures disease swiftly with a 75 cent box rate. It promises weight gain of 1 to 3 pounds weekly and urges purchase via druggists or mail from Dr Bosank? Co. Philadelphia or The Quaker Drug Co. Seattle with address details.
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Gunn
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Mariette
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Bellingham
Sandsey
C. W. Lampoon
Oman
William King
Himsell
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Fraser River Canners Association
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Combine
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Third Ave
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