Notable Names in Local Business Directory Draft
The fragment lists individuals including B MacDougall James Hoge J bP Lowman Ferdinand Us George Denworth A B art John B Agen Emanuel N B Solner as part of a local directory draft, suggesting participants or signees in a civic or commercial listing. The text provides no dates or locations.
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B. MacDougall
James D. Hoge
J. BP. Lowman
Ferdinandus
George Denworth A. Bart
John B. Agen
Emanuel N. B. Solner
Union Savings & Trust Co. on Cherry Street
Beattie agents of Union Savings & Trust Co. operate at 112 Cherry Street as a banking and trust service location in Cape Nome with ongoing financial operations. The fragment notes the company name and street address associated with Beattie agents.
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Beattie Agents Bank of
Cape Nome
Williams Delivers as Sea Wolves Edge Portland 4 10
Williams dominated the mound for Seattle guiding a 10 to 4 win over Portland at Recreation Park. Portland managed eight hits but no earned runs as Williams kept the visitors off balance and received solid support from Van Haltren and Wilson. McCreedie and Steilman each had two safeties for Portland while Nadeau collected the club’s lone power at the plate.
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Recreation Park
Seattle
Portland
Nick Williams
Willams
Seattle Braves
Freeman
Williams
McCreedie
Steelman
Nadeau
van Haltren
Diamond
Telie
Druhet
Chief Wilson
Baseball Phrases and Scores from a Busy Day in San Francisco
The piece notes Drubot s fourteen hits in yesterday s game and cites Seattle 3 as earned run totals, with Frisk Wilson Stedman and others driving bases and a double play Beck to Castro. It also covers a San Francisco win over Los Angeles by four runs and mentions Wheeler allowing nine hits.
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Seattle
Frisk
Wison
Stedman
Francie Len
van Hauren
Smith
Wilson
Mohler
Hall
Delehanty
Wilfame
Beck
Castro
Williams
Druhot
Paased
Balla
Steelman
O'Connell
San Francisco
Angels
Wheeler
Los Angeles
San
Tacoma Opens Baseball Season With Parade and Poor Game
Opening day in Tacoma featured a holiday atmosphere led by Mayor Wright as he pitched the first ball. A crowded new grandstand forced ground rules amid a wretched game with weak batting and fielding. Sheehan and Kagan stood out for Tacoma and Oakland respectively.
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Tacoma
Oakland
Wright
Sheehan
Kagan
Spokane Opens Season With Win Over Butte
Spokane beat Butte 7 to 0 in six innings as four runs crossed in the sixth. Hatteries Damman Stanley Sporer Howell Swindella Um pire SirCarthy umpire attendance 2109.
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Spokane
Butte
Hatteries
Damman
Stanley
Sporer
Howell
Swindella
SirCarthy
Halt Lake Boise Spokane Butte 6
Fragmentary item presents locations such as Boise and Spokane with halts and the name Butte. No clear event or dates. unable to determine a coherent main action.
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Halt Lake
Boise
Spokane
Butte
Chicago Triumph at Detroit Pitch Showdown
Chicago defeated Detroit 5 to 3 in a game featuring strong offense from both sides. Cincinnati contributed 2 runs in a separate noted line, highlighting a busy scoring slate across the matchup.
Everett Lacrosse Meeting Chooses New Officers
Everett lacrosse players met Tuesday night and elected William Haferkorn as president and W A Thompson as vice president to organize the group.
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Everett
Everett Lacrosse
William Haferkorn
W. A. Thompson
Dr Shoop Reclared Restorative Publicity Prospect
A flagged sales pitch urges readers to request a free booklet about Dr Shoop s Restorative offered on a risk basis. It promises potential recovery from weak nerves and low vitality and claims the buyer can evaluate six bottles on trial with no cost if not better, via a postal reply.
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Lena
Dr. Sheep's
Roe
Erie
Chronos
Clarence Beaumont Slugger Leads National League
Pittsburg reports Clarence Beaumont, nicknamed lean Ret Auburn, led the league with the willow two years ago. Last season he placed sixth as Hane Wagner claimed the title. Beaumont patrols left field with speed and power, a formidable defender against fly balls.
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Pittsburg
Clarence Tegument
Auburn
The
Willow
Hane Wagner
Beaumont
Hoe
Indian Chief Two Feathers Loses Wrestling Match
Chief Two Feathers of the Blackfeet failed to throw John Berg of Washington and Chris Pearson of Tacoma in a drawn out multi fall contest. Berg won by taking the first fall in 1 minute 10 seconds and later rapid exchanges gave him the edge as Pearson fell to the floor and Berg gained a late win. McMillan then defeated Jack ONeill in the Cornish match with two falls.
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Two Feathers
Pperson
Berg
Pearson
McMillan
Jack O'Neill
Turner defeats Corréil in sixth round at Reliance Athletic Club
In Oakland California April, Bonnie Turner knocked out Jack Corréil in the sixth round. Both fighters showed skill, but Turner landed a sharp right to Corréil’s jaw in the latter half of the round, sending Corréil to sleep.
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Oakland
Cal
Onnie Turner
Jack Corréil
Reliance Athletic Club
Turner
Cordell
Knights of the Maccabees Hold Walla Walla Contest
A membership contest among the Knights of the Maccabees of Walla Walla ends May 11 with the current list expected to rise to 116 or 12. The Bellingham Josartan Society plans a rose carnival in June. Grand Army encampment concludes for the Washington and Alaska department. Bay Lumber-
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Knights of the Maccabees of
Walla Walla
Bellingham Josartan Society
Grand Army
Department of Washington
Alaska
Lumber price cut sparks hope for home builders
The Men’s Association reports a lumber price reduction for local use averaging 2.60 per thousand with grades cut by 1 to 2. A Starbuck man fell ten feet from a plank at Snake River and sustained serious injuries. he was an O R & N employee. Colville plans a baseball season starting in May and retains manager George Bronger. The Colville club’s dance netted money for the team. A rich strike at Mumus mountain yields ore worth 6,000 per ton for the Nook Sack Mining Co. Pioneer G. W. Cash Sr. dies in Vancouver, BC. Joan Raymond, a longtime resident, dies of pneumonia in Palouse. The North Yakima church cornerstone ceremony is moved to May 2. Mrs. H. A. Sedgewick survives a 15-foot fall in Everett. Four journeymen plumbers arrested for working without licenses. a test will be made. Pa-Coast Lumber’s L. Marlow dies in Vancouver. Vancouver soldiers Stevens and Fisher charged with robbery and mistreatment of Thomas Hough. Eastern demand prompts Hellingham Lumber to cut price to 12.8 per thousand. A 7-year-old desertion case from a training ship returns to Bremen. a man dies from injuries in an Idaho coal chute accident. Spotted Louie plans a large feast on Coeur d’Alene to honor Neal Loule’s death. Dr Wolfe and Miss Heulah Sigmund marry in North Yakima.
Poplar Free Gold Strikes Signal Rich New Lodes
Reports from Poplar Creek B C describe two major free gold strikes near the Happy Four and Lordo King claims. Rich 12 ft ledge and 2.5 ft shoot show high purity gold, prompting renewed belief that the Poplar belt covers a larger area. The Swede Group discovery also yields ore with 60 to 70 percent gold and draws attention to a growing mining district.
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Nelenon
B. C
Happy Four
Poplar
Richard Heberts
Roberts
Lordo King
Poplar Creek
Local Piano Sale Promises Bargains on Used Instruments
Offers on returning renting slightly used damaged pianos with various price points and easy terms. Promises full value for old instruments, trades, and a large selection of organs and a piano player model with monthly payments.
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Madrith
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Russell & Drew
Mrs. Fiske
Mary of
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Vette Evesweseco
Otive
Louis
lodt_ Jewelry Co
Montana
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the Thompson Co
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Drubet
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Pat
Geo
Graham
Schmidt and Lohman
Huston
Frank Webber
Beattie
Eanes
van Haltrenef
Ohler
Th. Smith
Brashear Delehanty
Wilden
Wiliams
Bi Drennan
Cf Atace McCreedie
Rf Nadeau
If Were
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Ib Steelman
Neeee Castro
Anew
Beore
Ree
St. Vrain
Thomas
Pet
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Rufe Turner
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Hompa Martin
Starbuck
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George Bronger
Colville
Nooksack Mining Company
Mumus Mountain
Me. G. W. Cash, SR
Washington
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Joan Raymond
Palouse
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H. A. Sedgewick
L. Marlow
Pa- Coast Lumber Company
Hoquiam
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George M. Stevens
Clifton G. Fisher
Thomas Hough
Hellingham Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Arthur Bbenshads
Bremerton
Arlington
William Walters
Hope
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Coeur - Alene Reservation
Inet
Spotted Loule
Neal Loule
DR Wolfe
Mies Heulah Sigmund
Great Northern Mines
Arthur Gowing
Marquis and
Gilbert
Lucky Jack Mining Co
Rossland
Northwest
Syndicate
Marlon
Chickering & Sons
Hobart M. Cable
Kimball
Pease, Hadderff
Johnston Co
Columbia Talking Machines
D. S. Johnstonco
Second Ave
Burke
Banenatte
Grommel & Ullrich, Distillers
Lilnois
Unica
Albert Hansen Righ
First Ave
Corner Third
Tod P
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Hillman City
Garden Station
Hill
Joel Shomaker
P.L
Woodcock
Washington Street
Renton
Occidental
Yesler
Cascade Laundry CO
Third Avenue
Main Street
State Medical Institute Incorporated
D. T. Richards
M. D
First Avenue
Wash