Si washes land an even break seals take morning game
In a seesaw doubleheader, the Washington squad won the afternoon game 6 to 5 after San Francisco defeated them in the morning. Rube ckers pitched well for Seattle, striking out 10 Seals. Nick Williams struggled in the first innings, while Meyers relieved and held Seattle to two runs.
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San Francisco
Rubeckers
Nick Williams
Seals
Johnny Kane
Seattle
Meyers
Presido
Williams
Local baseball recap with scorers and players named
A disjointed game summary highlights several players including Sterling Gulley Mol and Hogan with scattered scoring details. Mentions Umprtre and Hackett as umpires and lists team names and event labels like NATIONAL LEAGUE and WIN OUT BAILY Recreation, though many fragments remain unclear.
Track Team Poised to Break University Records
Winnie Cutter, coach, speaks boldly of a strong season at the University. He cites rising athletes including Crowly in discus, Holman in pole vault, Rea Smith in the broad jump, and others, predicting four to five university records may fall. The squad lacks the old stars but is deep and capable across events.
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Winnie Cutter
Rex Smith
Cutter
Washington
Lke Grant
Pearson
Crowly
McCrary
Hewett
Holman
Rea Smith
Watson
Baby Gage the Strongest Little Girl in World
Jackson Michigan April 16 Baby Gage a four and a half year old tot weighs about 40 pounds and can lift a twelve pound dumbbell over her head. Her feats include lifting eight pounds twenty times and ten pounds five times with either hand while her proud father holds a world championship claim for her strength. She says it’s fun and may perform on stage.
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Jackson
Mich
Gage
Mies Gage
Seattle Printing Preasmen Union Open Session Tonight
The Seattle Printing Preasmen's union will hold an open session tonight at the Labor Temple with music, refreshments and addresses. Also advertised is a full line of notions and general dry goods at High School Stationery and Nation Store, 725 B. Pike, corner Harvard Ave and Pike.
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Seattle Printing Preasmen's Union
Labor Temple
High School Stationery and Nation Store
B. Pike
Harvard Ave
Pike
Shortest boxing bouts and tough fighters remembered
The article recalls two lightning bouts, Dal Hawkins defeating Martin Flaherty in under four seconds in Carson City and Moxey Hough stopping Tommy Kelley in Buffalo. It also shares humorous moments from Weir vs Warren in Minneapolis and Griffo's clash with Frank Craig, plus Slavin’s knockouts and Craig’s amnesia after a punch.
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Carson City
Nev
Robt
Pitasimmons
Dal Hawkins
Martin Flaherty
Hawkins
Mpiaherty
Prine Ring
Mawking
Jim
Buffalo
Tommy Kelley
Mariem Spider
Moxey Hough
Houweh
Hough
Water Rent Delinquency Notice For City South Of Union Street
Water rent for April is due. unpaid amounts become delinquent May 1. The district covers all areas south of Union Street and east of Union. Metered rates are due by the 20th of each month and delinquent on the 21st.
Go Boys in Trim for Krant Londie Fight at Pleasant
Bout includes Harry and Robbie under 138 pounds in best form. Official M K McKinnon chosen as referee. Rufe Reid predicts Londie may not return to San Francisco alive after the go. Beattie vaudeville houses may sigh when it ends.
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Harry
Robbie
Posible
M. K. McKinnon
Hufe Turner
Rufe
Johnny Reid
Londie
San Frantisco
Johny
Beattie
Lundie Records Quick Knockouts in Precinct Card
Trainers say Lundie dominates prelims with swift knockouts as plans for an anticipated bumper crowd solidify. Dailey reports boats leaving Pier 2 at 7 90 and 0 o clock for event night with black gloves expected in the bout.
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Lundie
la Bie
Dailey
Building a Stone Wall
An editorial urges saving as a defense against poverty and urges starting a savings account. It extols hard work and thrift and promotes The State Bank of Seattle at Yesler and First offering 4 percent interest compounded twice yearly on savings accounts.
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State Bank of
Seattle
Yesler
First
Gane Turner Fight Postponed to May 25 Agreement
A Pleasant Beach conference involving Johnny Reid Nate Turner and club manager Dailey of Occi dental Athletic club decided to postpone the Gane Turner bout to May 25. Dalley asserts the match will go ahead on that date after Nufe rests and trains for three weeks following a San Francisco bout.
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Pleasant Beach
Johnny Reid
Nate Turner
Dailey
Occidental Athletic Club
Gane Turner
Nufe
San Francisco
Gans
Dalley
Rainiers Win Fast Game At Madison Park
Over 1400 spectators saw the Rainiers defeat Hallard at Madison Park yesterday afternoon. Jim Davey, the Rainiers’ second baseman, starred with flawless fielding and strong hitting. Finney pitched well for the Rainiers while Woodruff pitched for Hallard and lacked support, limiting their showing.
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Rainiers
Hallard
Madison Park
Jim Davey
The
Lajoie
Finney
Woodruff
Fallard
RB Madalers
Little Seattles Defeat South East Beatties 10 to 7
The Little Seattles, a juvenile amateur team, beat the South East Beatties 10 to 7 with Willie Tonkin delivering solid hits and Hans Olsen tossing an outstanding game. The Excelators of Seattle traveled to Bremerton and shut out the Navy boys 8 to 0, showcasing high class play from both sides.
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Little Seattles
Willie Tonkin
Hans Olsen
Excelators
Seattle
Bremerton
Navy Boys
Bench Warrant For Girl Nell Pickerell Arrested
Nell Pickerell known for wearing male clothing was arrested on a bench warrant for failing to appear on a charge of being drunk and disorderly. She was arrested in March after missing her hearing, then released to appear, and repeatedly defied authorities in adopting male attire.
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Nell Pickerell
Harry Livingston
Trolley Car Jumps Track On University Line
An employee trolley car jumped the track early yesterday on the University line. No one was seriously hurt, deemed a miracle by witnesses. Conductor Shutt guided the car toward town carrying Seattle Electric Co. workers. wheels shredded the track near Republican and Eastlake, creating a brief circus-like scene but causing no injuries. Dawson reports R48 Orr has arranged a winter stage line between Valdez and Fairbanks, after a recent two day Dawson trip.
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University Line
Dawson
Orr
Valdez
Fairbanks
Kuskokwim District of Alaska Prospecting Ad
The Kuskokwim District of Alaska advertises rich deposits of gold copper cinnabar and silver. It notes untapped unprospected undeveloped resources and invites applications or inquiries via J P Rodd & Co at 628 Pioneer Building with a sailing date in May.
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Kuskokwim
Alaska
J. P Rodd & Co
Pioneer
Last Obstacle Removed in Chicago Milwaukee Franchise
The final barrier to the Chicago Milwaukee and J Paul railroad franchise has been removed as the Great Northern Railway accepts the exchange of fire hose sites. L C Osman, attorney for the Great Northern, confirms the agreement and a council meeting tonight will formally present the recommunication and publish the ordinance once obstacles are cleared.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & &J. Paul
Great Northern Railway
L. C. Osman
Great Northern
Third Avenue Theater Presenting A Devil's Lane Comedy
Russell and Drew's company performs at the Third Avenue theater with Rh B French directing a staged comedy A Devil's Lane. Cast includes Charles BR Allen Joseph Lehman Susie Moward Dave Williams Clachia Colorne plus upcoming additions from Taylor and Watson Block companies. 10 cent matinees draw crowds. The Woman in the Case delayed due to train trouble. Grace Mantington and company featured for Matrimonial Mixup with strong reviews.
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Russell and
Drew
Third Avenue Theater
Rh. B. French
Charles BR. Allen
Taylor Company
Joseph, Lehman
Susie Mo
Grace Mantington
New York
Miss Huntington
Joseph Callahan
George Yeoman
Barnes & Lavina
Lewitt & Ashmore
Ivanes & Moana
Samuel Haile Carries Amundson Messages to Nansen
Samuel Haile of Eagle City Alaska travels via city routes toward London carrying special messages from Ronald Amundsen to the Norwegian explorer Fridtjof Nansen.
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Samuel Haile
Eagle City
Alaska
London
Ronald Amundson
Nansen
Los Angeles and Return on Sale May 2 to 5 Coast Line
Travel deal offered by Southern Pacific Co. with two daily trains on the Coast Line and Shasta Route noting a $45.50 round trip to Los Angeles and return. Tickets and full details at Union Ticket Office 668 First Ave with agent EE. BE. Ellis.
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Southern Pacific Co
Coast Line
Shasta
Union Ticket Office
First Ave
BE. Ellis, Geal. Agt
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Spokane
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