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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1914
Page
7
John Henry Saves Major Leagues From Federal Takeover
The story credits John Henry, Washington baseball catcher and Patrick Henry descendant, with ending a feud between Johnson and Fults at a pivotal Federal League meeting. Henry’s brief remarks redirected talks, leading to a two-hour session that produced an agreement and averted a major league collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Commission
Ble
John Henry
Patrick Henry
Washington Baseball Aub
Federals
Federal League
National and American League Owners
Pooh
Ball Players
Dave Fultz
Fults
Fultz
J. B. Johnson
Johnson
John
Pat
King George
Steamers Leave Colman Dock on March 88
Timetable notices steamers MH BM Kennedy Teurter and Athien depart Colman Dock Beattie with round trip fare 0c and times around 10 30 am 3 88 subject to change without notice Main 5101
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Teurter
Athien
Colman Dock
Beattie
Turday
Seattle Rooster Foba Special Sale Notice
Local sale announces novelty fobs from 1915 featuring a rooster design. Prices set at three cents each with limited stock and quick availability in Seattle shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Constipation blamed for health decline warns of death risks
A German specialist argues constipation causes aging and death from heart disease to other ailments. He promotes a three form remedy with a gas month treatment and lists pharmacies in Seattle for purchases and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Montana
J. Eugene Jordan
Jordan
Ida Schopanett
Uricht
Hright
Oll
Quaker Drug Co
Firet Ave
Optimistic Talk From Tealey on 1914 Seattle Club
Tealey hopes for a strong 1914 Seattle ball club with Jackson gone to the Federals and Tognetta Conley ready to back Holderman. Owner Dug relief after contacting George Duddy in New Orleans, while Dan Salt recalls Harlem Tommy Murphy’s rise and boxing roots. Dugdale ends trades with Sacramento and Syracuse while King Cole returns to organized baseball. Football to adopt 22 new rules under A A Stagg, Everett praises its high school teams, boxing taught at Arts & Salt’s gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Seattle
Jackson
Federals
Holderman
Tognetta
Conley
Bobbie James
Dan Salt
Harlem
Tommy Murphy
New York
Tommy
Daniel
Dan
Eddie Shelton
Some Krearons Why Um Should Go to a Doctor
An ad argues a doctor should be chosen for greater experience and case load. It claims higher volume, specialization, lower prices, and worry-free bill collection as reasons to seek his services. The piece emphasizes affordability and business efficiency over patient credit.
Big World Light Weight Title Bout Set in Bellingham
Promoter Henry Caswiles announces a world light weight championship match in Bellingham between John Biliter of Toledo, the titleholder, and local star Milton Harnden. Harnden boasts over 100 wins and recently defeated 10 opponents in a single night, winning six in an hour with 12 minutes to spare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellingham
John Biliiter
Toledo
Milton Harnden
Harnden
Henry Caswiles
Frank Gotch
Hoppe Retains Billiard Title at Hotel Astor Cup
Willie Hoppe 18.2 balk-line champion defeated challenger George Sutton of Chicago 500 to 226 in New York on Tuesday night to defend the Hotel Astor cup for two years and become permanent holder. Sutton made a high run of 123 in the 15th frame as the match went 17 innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Willie Hoppe
George Sutton
Chicago
Hoppe
Sutton
Edward Mensor Declines Offer, Signs with Pirates
Eddie Mensor of the Pittsburg Nationals and former Portland club player refused a Federal league offer. He informed the Pirates that their terms were acceptable and would send a signed contract promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Eddie Mensor
Pittsburg Nationals
Pittsburg
Mensor
Pirates
Champion Won’t Meet Wolgast
San Francisco Feb 4 Negotiations for a Ritchie Wolgast bout were declared off after Wolgast demanded more money for a ten round bout than promoter could pay. Harvard will begin crew activities for the coming season next week with few veterans expected to report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Ritchie Wolgast
Tom Andrews
Wolgast
Harvard
Market Today Butter and Eggs Edge Up as Prices Move
Native Washington butter advances to 34 cents a pound, up one cent, while egg prices drop two cents per dozen yet paying price remains 36 cents. Various fresh vegetables and fruits show mixed price listings. meat and poultry prices listed with farm market notes corrected daily by local firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. W. Godwin & Co
Kaouen
Yakima
White River
California
Bae Plant
Parmley
Perry Bros
Brothers
IBM
Esnenee
New Zealand
Wisconsin
Made in Seattle Play Glows With Local Critic Praise
Seattle critics hail Miss Rachael Marshall’s The Crime of the Law at Seattle Theatre in its second week. The play, opening January 26, is praised as a convincing prison reform drama that treats reform over punishment and draws large house attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachael Marshall
Seattle
Seattle Theatre
Miss Marshall
Press
the Sun
the Star
Batley & Mitchell
the Post-Intelligencer
Advy
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T the
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Peller
Ptroork
Ine
Mall
Frank P. Nolan
Fifth Ave
Bull Bros
Iain
Hugh Fullerton
Patrick
Federal Rocks
Hugh S. Fullerton
Players
Henry
Bond
DR. Jordan
Havre, Montana
Navy Yard
Enterprise Novelty Works
Bell
THE
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Tealey
Dug
George Duddy
Duddy
New Orleans
Dugdale
Sacramento
Lee Strait
Charley Swain
Leo
Syracuse
Gene Goode
Strait
King Cole
Cole
John Hancock
A. A. Stagg
Stagg
Everett
James Chambers
Masa
Christenson
Wash
Aurtin & Salts Gymnasium
Eitel Bidg. Cor
2Nd and Pike
Bon Marche
Hippodrome
Beattle
DR. Macy
Globe Block
Madison St
1St Avenue
Billiard
Edward Mensor
Dreamland Seventh and Union
Hougen
Union St
Madison
Albany
Pike St
Attemdasi
A. Lundberg CO
George B. Worley
Yesler Way Elliott
Virginus
Virginia St
Westlake
Elliott
Ccuteiés
America
Salt Lake
Denver
O-W. R
Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific
J. H. O'Neill
Second Avenue
Tel. Main
Union Pacific CO Ae
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