Harvard Indoor Practice Field Praises World Class Cage
In Cambridge Massachusetts on April 16 the Harvard baseball team continues indoor practices every day while weather permits outdoor work. The indoor cage measures 160 feet by 60 feet with a 30 foot center height and enables full throws from home to second. Practice includes base running and throwing with movable cages for pitchers and catchers and three sets used simultaneously to train batteries.
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Camberidge
Masa
Harvard
Tacoma
Los Angeles
Angels
Hallwen
Battle Keefe
Hall
Redakina routs Wittredge in 11-run spree
In a rain delayed game the Redakina scored 11 runs by the third inning as Wittredge struggled. Frisk Hall and Brashear homered, Mobler and Delehanty added hits, and Blankenhip, Hughes among the scorers in a 16-6 rout for Seattle over Oakland.
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Ban Francisco
Thureday
Smith
Wittredge
Frisk
Halli
Brashear
Whittredge
Oakland
Hughes
Seattle
Blankenship
Boettiger
Bench Show Closes Tonight at Madison Park Pavilion
One of the citys most successful beach shows ends tonight after days of public interest at the Seattle Kennel Club exhibition in Madison Park pavilion. Judge James Watson praised the strong entries including brindle bull terrier from West Seattle and a litter of Scotch collie puppies, while noting some breeds like Saint Bernards were not up to standard. The evening features special cups awarded by President John Riptinger and dogs presented on stage for viewing by attendees.
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Seattle Kennel Club
Madison Park Pavilion
Gog
James Watson
Hackensack
New Jersey
Cahow
West Seattle
Thomas Griffith
Bookane
Branagan
Capt
B A. @wift
Airdale
Watson
John Riptinger
Fragmentary Classified Notice on Aged Goods and Terms
A damaged OCR style notice advertises partial food bargains and other items. It mentions aged goods and organs offered at low prices with payment terms and email contact. The text is garbled but indicates installment terms and a call to contact before purchasing.
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Krummall
Ew A . Ston Co
Vocalion
Jonnaton Co
Origis
Ian
Plancos
Columbia
Hines End
York
Goa
Russian painter Verentchagin reported among Port Arthur losses
Reports from St Petersburg say the famous battle painter Verentchagin perished with the fleet at Port Arthur. Russian literary correspondent Nikolai Kravtchenko is listed missing, with hopes he escaped the disaster prior to the catastrophe.
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Amouso
Petoreburg
Verentchagin
Nicholas Kravtchenko
Port Arthur
Benat tie clearing home appoints J. V. A. Smith manager
J. V. A. Smith named manager and treasurer of the Benat tie clearing home succeeding Frank Bhafer who resigned due to ill health. Smith has over 16 years in Beattie banking and will keep his cashier post at Northwest Trust and Safe Deposit Co. A separate Seattle High School event featured Gen Joubert and Capt O'Donnell delivering Boer War lecture with stereoscope views.
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J. V. A. Smith
Benattie Clearing Home
Frank Bhafer
Mr. Smith
Duat~ness
Beattie
Northwest Trust and Safe Depaalt Company
Seattle High School
Woman Driver Sets Fast Mile Behind Harness Horse
Miss Nina Phelps of Troy Ohio drives the pacing mare Daniel in 2% miles per hour one of the fastest mile runs by a woman behind a harness horse. The feat occurred in Troy with rivals in Seattle and Banternes mentioned along with local barbering spots and street locations.
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Nina Phelps
Troy
America
Daniel
Rejected Insurance Rates by Grand Lodge Vote
By a 126 to 62 vote the grand lodge of the A U W rejected a supreme body proposal to institute a new rate for beneficiary members after a full day of discussion. Delegates in Washington expect the issue may return next year in modified form. Yesterday marked the session’s final day with the Decree of Honor adjournment.
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Grand Lodge of the A. ©. U. W
Washington Grand Lodge
Supreme Body
Decree of Honor
Grand Lodge
Cap H W Weaver Receives Command of Northwestern Vessel
Capt H W Weaver accepts command of one of Northwestern Commercial's new vonmels the Victoria the Tacoma or the Olympia He has not yet been arraigned. For five years he has commanded the steamship Hoanoke.
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H W. P. Weaver
Northwestern Commercial Company
Victoria
Tacoma
Olympia
Weaver
Hoanoke
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Edgar Bryan
Hinckley Block
Aleazan Rms
Suneet
ED Redmond and Company
Chicago
Fine
California
Angelica and
Somedag
Ieee
McLaren & Thomson Cor
Just
Wea
Houghton & Hunter
First Avenue
Wensser
Main
Ind
Baker Theater CO
Roaring Frohman
Third Avenue
Theater Russell
Drew
Mgre
Charles E. Blaney
Marquette
Grommel & Cllricf
Distillers
Ilinois
Dirtri Xter
Syor
Siwashes
Brooklyn
New York
Hrlyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Philade
Cincinnati
Loule
Pittsburgh
Et Louie
RELE
Lost Angeles
Lall
Spies
Keefe
Graham
Frisco
Portland
Fresno
San Francisco
Butler
Steelman
Ecore
Whalen and Gorton
Butler, Steelman, Shea and Steelman
P.C. Dalland
Sriae Sues
Ban Wrancisco
Wooten
Sesaey
Sociesteie
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Seeeneenssnese
Ug Heaton
Second Avenue
Began
Ericron
The
Inacay
D.S. Johnston
Second Ave
Burke Bida
van” Smith
Eith
Burgundy
U.W. Grand Lodge
A. W
Willson’s
Ranke Hall
Pike Street
Fifth Avenue
Bosanko
Rosanko
Y No Drug Co
Beauty Doctor
Mme. M. Jackson
Mine
M. Jackson
West
Mme. Jackson
Great State Medical Institute
State Medical Institute
Northwest
Te Musical Institute
D. T. Richards
M. D. (Incorporated
Cherry Street
Wash
Safe Deposit & Trust Co
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