Last Rages Day's Feature at The Meadows
The Meadows card featured selling races with Pepper and Ball and Josie S close in a final photo finish. Pepper and Salt, once 0 to 1, narrowly beat Josie S, while Maid of Orleans led all the way in the opening sprint. Races produced unstable fields and noted betting activity from Refugee and bookmakers, with Ripper, Smithy Kane, and Brick Portune among notable outcomes.
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Pepper
Ball
Josie S
Maid of Orleans
Por @st Rose
St. Doreen
Smithy Kane
Suste Grege
and Salt
Sliver Line
Refugee
Brick Portune
Ripper
Brick
Jackman
Only Active Athlete to Play for Three World Series
Chicago August reports highlights Geo Davis as the only active player to compete in three World Series. The veteran shortstop began in 1902 with Cleveland, then New York, and now anchors the Chicago White Sox in 1919, noted for steady infield play and clutch defense across eras.
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Chicago
Geo
Chicago White Sox
Davin
New York
Magesy McGraw
Baltimore
Kusle
Meekin
Davis
White Sox
Cleveland
Winners at Butte Race Day Results
Aug 10 listing of winners in seven races at Butte track. Open with Falstaff in half mile, Dollar Chaser Lady in five eighths, Reuben in five eighths, Robert Mitchell in three fourths, Berryesa in one mile, Schottische in five and a half furlongs, and Harka in five and a half furlongs. Include times for each race.
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Butte
Falstaff
Robeska
Gold Creek
Lady
Patriotic
Reuben
Red Bill
Silk
Robert Mitchell
Azusa
Lassen
Berryesa
Cardinal Sarto
Ralph Young
Schottische
Springleaf
Billy Taylor
Tinn
Harka
Sir Dugal
King Herald
Fight date between Dunne and Gana moved to August 24
Los Angeles reports the August 14 bout between Jimmy Dunne and Joe Gana was postponed to August 24 with arrangements already set. Gana denies a bribery attempt involving Willys Kuitt and asserts no attempt to bribe Burne was made.
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Los Angeles
Jimmy Dunne
Joe Gana
Gane
Gana
Willys Kuitt
Little Krether
Burne
Electrical Workers Picnic Set for Tomorrow at Wildwood Park
The Electrical Workers of Seattle plan a picnic tomorrow at Wildwood Park with a strong program and substantial prizes. Attendees can enjoy dancing in the pavilion both afternoon and evening. Steamers Haas and Wildwood will depart regularly from Lechpark.
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Seattle
Koala
T17
Wildwood Park
Sparta
Haas
Wildwood
Lechpark
Librarian Chosen at Carnegie Public Library
Carl B. Roden named librarian of the Carnegie Public Library after twenty years in library work. He succeeds Charles W. Smith who resigns effective September 1. The salary is set at $3,000 annually.
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Board of Library
Carl B. Roden
Chicago Public
Carnegie Public Library
Roden
Cascade Steel Poundry Plans First Class Product Plant
Waste steel and old iron are to be used to manufacture a new commercial product. Beattie men organize Cascade Steel Poundry with capitalization at $204,000. Site choice lies between Henton and Earlington. A 10 ton open hearth furnace, the first on the Pacific coast, is to be installed.
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Wrengg
Cascade Steel Poundry Company
Oil to Replace Coal Says Former Engineer
Robert B. Paul, ex chief engineer of the lost steamship Dakota, believes oil will soon supplant coal. He argues oil costs half as much, takes less space, and is easier to handle. He notes refueling limits in the Orient and cites Japanese government moves to fix this obstacle.
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Robert &. Paul
Orient
Man Fatally Slashes Self in Tacoma
(Star Special Service) Tacoma August 19 Adolph Mat son a lingerer who slashed his windpipe and jugular vein with a penknife, dying almost immediately. He was a single man.
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Star Special Service
Tacoma
Adolph Matson
Navy Yard Opens to Visitors Seven Days a Week
Diamonds loaned with strict confidentiality and reasonable rates offered at 204 Bailey Building.
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The
Navy Yard
Bailey Bldg
Eee
Baseball Gossip Sparks Talk of Returning Star Stovall
Former Seattle pitcher Jeane Stovall returns from Louisville after a strong batting lead with his family cited as the reason for his homeward move. Spokane missteps noted as Miners and Eastern Tribe skip games. Aberdeen grounds ready as Sawdust Eaters challenge the Tigers and Vancouver reports dubious exhibitions with the Cubs scoring heavily yet still close in the end.
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O Jeane Stovall
Seattle
Titlety
Louteville
Stovall
American Association
Fia
Ralh
Spokane
Aberdeen
Tigers
Vancouver
Cubs
Cerrora
Atiek
From Prize Ring to Jewelry Firm Chief Mogul
Boston Aug 2 A former prize ring star known as Billy Melody 26 year old Mellody transitions from champion welterweight to chief executive in a jewelry firm Melodys career noted for temperate habits and financial stability He trained with meals cooked by his mother and never touched tobacco or liquor.
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Boston
Mase
Mogel
Tee Brooklnon
Billy
Meilody
Melly
Giffere
Mellody
Peg Mellody
Small Factories Fire Destroys Beebel Knuhting Plant
A small factory on Hudson Street in Columbia named Beebel Knuhting was burned last night by a fire believed started by an unknown canoe. The loss is estimated at $250.
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Beebel Knuhting
Hudson St. Columbia
Cubs edge Canucks in error plagued win
The Cubs won 9 to 7 over Vancouver as Seattle fielded 10 errors and 13 bingieno, Beattie and Wright pitched well early, with Franklin, Coy and Howell contributing late. McIntyre homered with two on base, Howell’s single in the ninth sealed the comeback after a rough start for Way.
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Vancouver
Aum
Hita
Canucks
Seattle Cherube
Bingieno
Beattie
Southpaw Oay
bin Vana
Martinka
I Huriey
Ityatt Et
Mcintyre
Atera
Th Whalen
Franklin
Totels
Arbogast
Cate Meartie
Kowa
Aente Coy
P If A
Innings Vancourver
Mrack Alten
Enkelin
Prary
Mawduet Maters Triumph in Rain Interruption at Aberdeen
In the Northwest League Aberdeoon Aug 10 Tecoma and ANBROMEN faced Tiger Doyle. Mawduet Maters won as M terKell kept hits scattered and Doyle struggled with five hits. Umpire Monteit intervened after a dispute. rain halted play, leaving Spokane Battleship Nebraska navy vase unclear.
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Aberdeoon
Tecoma
Anbromen
Mawduet Maters
Tiger Doyle
M@terkell
Doyle
Siwage
Monteit
Wee Sue
Farewell Planned for Local Vocalist Mins Lote Feart
Mins Lote Feart, praised by Madam Calve, has completed studies and will begin a professional career. A farewell concert by friends is planned at a leading theater in the near future, signaling bright prospects ahead. Also notes Jim Keene and his famous horses attracting attention in New York racing circles.
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Mins Lote Feart
Madam Calve
Legion of
New York
Jim” Keene
Mr. Keene
Uncarry and sad experience of Everett man in Columbia
Everett man O B Lewis of Gold Bar and Pasadena survived the Columbia wreck needing to identify a body he carried believing it to be his wife. He lost his wife, son, and daughter in the disaster. On surfacing he clung to a presumed wife’s body that proved to be unknown.
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Everett
Columbia
Lewis
Gold Bar
Pasadena
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Victor
Tenny McBurney
Kelena
John C. Walling CO
Second Ave
Pianos Music Talking Machines
Albert Hansen
Optical Department
Novelty Mill
Ratleship Nebraska
Navy Tare
Pike
Yakima District
CALHOUN, DENNY @ EWING, Inc
Alaska
Associated Dentists
Second Avenue
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First Avenue
Jackson Street
Pacific & Puget Sound Company
Corner
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Ar Cuni Georg Maud
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