Four Favorites Triumph at Meadows Despite Turbulent Race Card
Four favorites succeeded at Meadows on a brisk afternoon as R. Davis rode three winners. Ramsey filly Josie S edged Mabel Hollander by a nose, with Princess Wheeler failing to close the gap. Chicorka Maid led all the way to win the second, while Bonheur and Avontellus captured other events amid betting excitement and sharp shifting odds. An unknown Stanwood resident perished in a dynamite blast nearby the day after.
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Ding
R. Davis
Ramsey
Josse
Mabel Hollander
Speaker Fontana
Princess Wheeler
Glenbrier
Chicerka Maid
Electric Spark
B C. Runte
Bonheur
Denver
Karennina
Forest Rose
Marianna
Joate S
Baton
Davis
Josie S
Gose
Eimdale
Chicorka Mald
Ring
Atr Pia
McCtain
Fullivean
Davie
Othmear
Uey
Manders
Buchanan
Kelly
Réison
Catesio
Pest
Todhece
Karennine
Phnom Rowe
Una
FB Brewster
Fe Josie
Hollander
Aeee Eimdale
Horse Racing Form Chart Weights and Results
Race by race details for four and five furlong events with horse names owners and jockeys. Notable finishers include Water Wagon Duke of Ovicana Mandator Jerusha and The Macer with timings and track positions across multiple heats.
Wrestling Permit Denied for Seattle Style Bout
A permit for a wrestling match in the city was denied after officials ruled professional wrestling was over in Seattle. The proposed bout would have pitted Matsada of Japan against Sinclair Swaneon of Nanaimo, B.C. Morgan Moore declined the permit yesterday.
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Matsada
Sinclair Swaneon
Nanaimo
Moore
Seattle
Cubs Dominate Miners Again As Teammates Shine
The Cubs display strong team play with every member contributing as they near a confrontation with the leaders. Tacoma and Vancouver start a two game set at the local grounds at 3:30 PM with Stovall still active for Tacoma.
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Cubs
Qutan
Tacoma
Vancouver
Recall of Ball Players Set as Minor League Deals End
Cincinnati August 24 Options on major league players sold to minor league clubs expire tomorrow. Agreements under which the players were disposed of will lapse and many players are expected to be recalled.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Troper Ave
High School Team Falls to Superiors 2–1 in Slow Game
Seattle high school lost to the Superiors 2–1 as Martin mishandled a sixth inning ball and Paddock and Agnew pitched well. The High scored in the eighth, but errors and missed strikes doomed the effort.
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Seattle
Superiors
Martin
Agnew
Paddock
Banes
Hilton
Seattle Couple Weds in Tacoma
Two Seattle residents secured a license in Tacoma yesterday and were married, returning to Seattle in the afternoon. The contracting parties were Helen B. Weldon, a stenographer with the Seattle Electric Company, and D. L. Williams. William Kerry, a quarryman, was killed at Friday Harbor by falling over a bluff.
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Tacoma
Seattle
Helen 8. Weldon
Seattle Electric Company
D. L. Williams
William Kerry
Friday Harbor
Exciting Pichers Battle Won by Rush
In yesterday's session the Cube defeated the Minors in a tug of war on pitching. Rush twirled effectively with solid support from Denny Myers and Dudley at third base. Benny hit safely three times and Dudley contributed two strong hits aiding the late winning ninth inning rally.
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Pichers
Rush
O Hutte
Roosevelt
Denny Myera
Dudley
Benny
Hutte
Reore
Rute
Batter and Headliners Split Spokane Matchup in Close Loss
In Spokane on August 4, the Batter failed to beat the Headliners, losing 6 to 7 as Aberdeen errors helped the Bandut Bat ors secure their first win of four. Tonneson faltered in the eighth allowing five runs, Higginheatham and Mipiey contributed key hits. In Vancouver also August 4, the Tigers toppled two Canuck pitchers in a Canadian Coast League note.
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Baater
Aberdeen
Banduat Bators
Tonneson
Spokanes
Vancouver
Tigers
Bas Yeaterday
Tacoma
Rolled roast beef and leg of lamb at 609 Third Ave
A short grocery ad notes rolled roast beef priced at 100 and leg of lamb at 12 percent. The listing includes the address 609 Third Ave. for pickup or sale location.
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Third Ave
Mandatory Departure for Foreign Residents in Morocco
United Press reports London Australia 4 says danger is so great that all foreign residents are ordered to leave not only that city but all places in Morocco.
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London
Aus
Morocco
Shut Out At Goldfield Strike Locks Out Trades
Goldfield Nevada August 24. Building work halted as plumbers walk out demanding a raise from eight to ninety nine dollars a day. All trades unions are locked out pending appeal to the central body.
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Goldfield
Nevada
Black Hand blamed for double tragedy in Coaldale
In Coaldale Pennsylvania on August 24 two men, Frank Peknolas and Samuel Ambrose, were attacked by a four-man gang on Highet Street. Peknolas was stabbed and nearly severed from his body while Ambrose died at the scene. The Black Hand is suspected in the killings.
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Coaldale
Frank Peknolas
Samuel Ambrose
Peknolas
City Council to Annex Rainier Head Dunlap and Atlantic City
The council will vote Monday night to annex Rainier Head Dunlap and Atlantic City which recently chose to join Greater Beattie. The elections and boundaries committee yesterday recommended the annexation.
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Rainier Head
Dunlap
Atlantic City
Greater Beattie
McLellan No Estimate on Bremerton Dock Until Navy Secretary Sees Plans
Contractor F. X. McLellan said he cannot provide another estimate for Bremerton dry dock until he meets Secretary of the Navy. He doubts Congress funding will come soon, delaying construction. A Kodiak bear pair named Mike and The Kodiak grizzly are bound for E H Harriman after capture near Kodiak Island. Final exercises for the 1907 Mental Science class at Krym Mawr Washington were held in Christensen's hall with an entertainment slated for Wednesday.
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Bremerton Dry Dock
Secretary of the Navy
Metenif
Congress
Christensen's Hall
Mental Science College
Kryn Mawr
Wash
Clase
Carmen's Benefits Spark Labor Controversy In San Francisco
In San Francisco on August 24, tensions rose as the Building Trades Council and the Labor Council issued an ultimatum demanding equal payment to Carmen's benefits. The two labor groups had agreed to share costs during strike preparations, but the Labor Council has so far contributed only 27,000 while the Building Trades Council has given 110,000.
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San Francisco
Huilding Trades Council
Labor Councl
Carmen
Labor Council
Building Trades Council
Seattleites in Italy in July Elections and Crimeless Vignettes
A Seattle family in Italy reports a charged election day near Caple with a Sicilian ambassador wanted for embezzlement and local unrest. The letter praises Mount Vesuvius and Naples bay views, noting Italian scenery and experiences during a hot political season.
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Europe
M. &. Hornstein
Maly
Caple
Egr
Pompeli
Mount Vesuvius
Bay of
Naples
Mediterranean
Creel Denies Rumors of Japanese Smuggling Across U S Border
American ambassador to Mexico C. K. Creel states there is no truth to yellow reports that Japanese are being smuggled across the border into the United States.
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Ban Francisco
C. K. Creel
Mexico
United States
Four Hundred Packing House Teamsters Strike Ties Up Deliveries
In New York on August 24 four hundred packing house teamsters initiated a strike halting meat deliveries as arbitration of wage differences collapsed. The cited demand calls for a full wage increase. Also reported, John Clary, a prominent mill man, was found dead in Partington jail, suspected heart failure after a spree while in custody.
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New York
John Clary
Partington
Piper & Taft
Modern Hercules Sets Hammer Throw Record At Park
At Celtic Park the Modern Hercules event saw Dan McGrath launch a hammer 173 feet 9 inches, with Tom Carroll second at 165 feet. Other notes mention Grant Thornton as Dixie doubles champions and Clark Griffidoa seeking a Montana breeding farm, amid scattered references to betting profits and athletic feats.
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Brooklyn
Celtic Park
WeGrath
Operators Off for Canada Sign Contracts to Work North
Boston Aug 24 Many striking telegraphers sign contracts to join the Canadian Pacific Railway Telegraph company in the Canadian northwest where there is a demand for operators. The company will pay transportation and all expenses.
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Boston
Canadian Northwest
Canadian Pacific Railway Telegraph Company
Thread Mills Shut Down In Newark and Kearny
Clark's O N T thread mills halt operations to give workers a vacation. The Newark plant will stay closed until September 3 and the Kearny mill until September 10.
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Newark
N. J
Clark
Kearny, N. J
Kearny
National Day Concert Highlights Jemestons Honor
The program honors the Jemestons and marks a national day celebration at the great auditorium. All boys admitted free of charge and the event reflects youthful American clef in a civic honors setting.
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United Orpole
America
Jemestons
Great Auditorum
Fragmentary OCR Notes Spark Unclear Local Post
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a university seat and living arrangement. The text is garbled, offering no clear event, date, or names to identify a definite news item. Further context is needed to produce a precise headline and summary.
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