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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1908

Page

2

New World Record Set For Continuous Piano Playing

Ry v L. Pel Waterbury of New York City set a new world record by playing piano for 27 hours and 15 minutes in Lafayette, Indiana. He collapsed exhausted after finishing, with his wife beside him throughout the session. She fed him coffee and water and assisted with the chair and tea. he never left the seat for over eight hours.

Lafpayettsa Ind Ry v L. Pel Waterbury New York City

Burns and Johnson Settle World Championship in Sydney

A boxing world heavyweight title bout is scheduled for December 26 in Sydney between Tommy Burns and Jack Johnson. Promoter debates, records favor both fighters, with Burns 27 and Johnson 21, weights near 190 pounds, heights about 5 feet 10 inches and 5 feet 8 inches, and past bouts against Jim Flynn Marvin Hart Lang and others cited to compare power and experience.

Tommy Byrne Jack Johnson Sydney Australia Johnson Peter Jackson Somers Burns Hoth Jim Flynn Marvin Hart Burne Hart

Sophomores Triumph Over Juniors in Broadway High Clash

The Broadway high school sophomores won the football championship by defeating the juniors 60 to 0. A blocked kick produced a touchdown for the sophomores after rolling out of bounds near the juniors’ goal line, with Lewis credited for the score and Graham Rock converting with a neat kick. The game showcased promising material for the 1909 Broadway team.

Broadway High School Lewis Sophs Graham Rock Broadway

Retain Barry as Coach for Minnesota's 1 Squad

Tom Barry a former Brown University halfback who played for the 5 A. C. team two years ago will again coach the University of Minnesota 1 squad. Barry is a well known figure in college football circles.

Willie Hoppe Geo. Sutton Tom Barry Brown University University of Mn Barry 5. A.C

University of Washington Beats High School Team 52 to 20

The Huskies defeated a high school squad in a practice game yesterday afternoon with a 52 to 20 score.

University of Washington

Camp's All Americans Picked for 1908 Football Team

Walter Camp announces the 1908 All American selections with players from Harvard Yale Dartmouth Pennsylvania Syracuse and other schools. The article also notes jockey club plans in Vancouver B C and a Spokane Athletic Club interclub smoker with Multnomah A C in Portland featuring boxing and wrestling events. Eddie McFarland and C H Gesick are named for boxing and wrestling.

Walter Camp Scarlett Pennsylvania Schudmiller Dartmouth Fish Harvard Harr Syracuse Goebel Yale Tobin Nourse Butt Piso Coy Spokane Athletic Club Multnomah A. C Portland Eddie McFarland C. H. Gesick

Fragments of Trade Prices and Product Names Items

A garbled OCR fragment lists varied goods with prices and codes such as boxing gloves sets pattern carving and embroidery items. It references 1909 dates and miscellany like gold products and date-related items, but lacks coherent narrative.

Longboat to race Connolly in exhibition marathon clash

San Francisco December reports a proposed matchup between Indian marathoner Tom Longboat and Cornelius Connolly of the Irish American club after Connolly’s decisive coast win. Promoter Be. L. Pickering aims to arrange a Longboat versus Dorando Piletri showdown following Connolly’s strong coast performance.

Connolly BE. L. Pickering Los Angeles

Christmas Day Soccer Doubleheader Set for Tomorrow

Thistles meet Valley City at Eurlington in the morning at 10. In the afternoon Celtic and Rangers clash at Dugdale's Park starting at 2.

Thistles Valley City Eurlington Celtic Rangers Dugdale's Park

Monster marathon carnival planned at Madison Square Garden

Plans for a monster marathon carnival at Madison Square Garden outline the event on January 9 with the Shrubb and Longboat race postponed to January 26. Alfred Shrubb of England and Tom Longboat are the notable competitors in the rescheduled race.

Madison Square Garden Alfred Shrubb England Tom Longboat

Eagies Beat Pelicans In Bowling Match

The Eagies won easily over the Pelicans at the A C bowling game last night with comfortable margins. H J Dobbs set a new season mark with 635. Johnny Thompson to fight Young Corbett for 25 rounds on January 14. Snohomish team edged Washington State College 22 to 21.

Eagies Pelicans A. C H. J. Dobbs Johnny Thompson Young Corbett Snohomish Dee Washington State College

Jeffries Considers Return to Fight Winner of Johnson Burns Match

Los Angeles December reports James J. Jeffries retired heavyweight champion may return to boxing to meet the Johnson winner. He indicated a possible challenge if Johnson wins and would fight the Kaufman Barry bout victor for the title. He also hinted at possible future involvement with the Cubs unless monetary issues are resolved.

Australia Burns Sydney Johnson Beattie Tommy Whale London Bam Fitzpatrick Burna Parne National Sporting Club England Jack Cortey Nevada Byrne States Tommy Los Angeles U. P Antietta James J. Jeffries Worl Jeffries Jast Heavies Burne-Johnson Kaufman-Barry

The Best Cough Cure Advertised Compound

An old advertisement promotes a cough remedy called Leach's Pine Oil of Pine Compound. It lists ingredients including Virgin Olive Oil, glycerine, and whiskey, claiming it cures a cough within 24 hours and advises a teaspoonful every four hours. The maker is Leach Chemical Co of Cincinnati, Ohio.

Leach Chemical Co Cinetonati

Trains Hit Man In North Yakima Accident

A man believed to be William Kirby of Seattle was struck by Northern Pacific train No 2 in North Yakima and lies at St Elizabeths hospital in serious condition. In Chesaw Washington hold up men raided Bridesville nearby, totaling about 76 dollars from the station agent and Hansons store.

North Yakima U. P Wiliam Kirby Seattle Northern Pacific St. Elizabeth's Hospital Derious Bridenville D. C Chesaw Wash Dee Bridesville B. C Muncaster Molson Hanson

Japan transfers five saw mills to private partner

The Japanese government approves moving five state saw mills to private ownership, with 1907 09 revenue expected to exceed one million dollars.

Boy Dies After Elevator Fall in Tacoma Mill

In Tacoma a year-old boy, son of Mrs. Mary Temple, fell from the fifth to the fourth floor of a mill while riding an elevator. He struck a roadway rail and was knocked off, dying within a half hour from injuries.

Tacoma Doc Maeery Milla John Prederich Omple Mary &. Temple

Supreme Court Affirms $800 Judgement in Labor Injury Case

In King County the state supreme court affirms a verdict for Archie Von Postel of Lake Bammani Shine Co. The 11 year old boy, injured on his third day of employment, had his hand caught in a band saw. The court finds the company responsible for failing to instruct the boy on employment danger.

Olympia Dee Atute Supreme Court King County Archie von Postel Lake Bammamiah Shine Ale Company

Buffalo Arrives at Bremerton Navy Yard

The auxiliary cruiser Buffalo arrives with 162 marines from the Wa elfie fleet for duty at the local barracks. A total of 100 men will be detached from duty at the barracks and taken to Honolulu on the Buffalo for duty at the new naval station.

Navy Yard Puget U. P Buffalo Honolulu Naval Station

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