Gotch Picks This Chap as Next Title Holder
In Minneapolis a note on wrestling history shows Frank Gotch selecting a challenger as the next heavyweight title holder. The article recounts past matches and training, including Gotch helping ordermen and others, with reference to Hackenschmidt and plans for future bouts, reflecting the era’s wrestling ambitions.
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Gotch
Minneapolis
Frank Geteh
Towa Farmer
Henry Mn
Norway
Gordon
Getch
Mn Te
Strikes Splits and Spares In Seattle Bowling Tilt
A quirky bowling item from Seattle notes a chance to win in a tournament set for a mere dollar entry. The piece playfully titles the event and hints at surprising returns for participants with steady strikes and spares.
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Seattle
Teritable Temper and Eye Care Advertisement
Print blur aside, Schuchard Optics in Seattle advertises curing eye conditions with special gianeyes and promotes eye specialist services at 1207 Second Avenue.
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Schuchard
Seattle
Term contest at the Bismarck atives
The text describes a four day term contest at Bismarck with three games rolling and a prize stock funded by entry money. King Bros and a cane prize join the stock, experts show interest, and local plans hint at advertising in a traveling show to boost attendance.
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King Bros
Broadway athletes train hard after pie ban
Broadway high athletes stopped eating pie and began serious training for long distance events. Coach Lewta welcomed a large turnout including veterans and newcomers, with last year’s mile Inter national champion aiming to break the record if in good shape. Captain Lester Wilson fields plans for the half mile while a football injury limits hurdle efforts.
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Broadway High
Lewta
Lewis
Lester 1
Wilson
Yee
Lightweight title talks stall boxing card in doubt
Boxing chatter centers on a possible lightweight title bout in about a week with challengers Packy McTland and Freddie Wels seeking control. Battier aims to dictate terms, Welsh resists a 20 round limit, and Packy refuses 123 pounds ringside as dates and opponents remain unsettled amid regional sports notes.
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Packy McTland
Freddie Wels
Packy
Freddie
Battier
Ho Battier
Notes of the Great American Game
A garbled late 19th century baseball column discusses Sunday baseball debates in Indiana, cites Hall of Fame stealing records by Wagner Dougherty and others, questions coaching on base stealing, and nostalgia for past feats as managers consider teaching the run to win games.
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Jane
Todiana
Indiana House of Representatives
Fmt
Aean Association
Indianapolle
Good Smoker At Ballard Billed For Event At Viewart Ball
Athletic events at Ballard Mallard Athletic gy feature a lineup including Parker Taeleraeh Dawe Tolman Meoutre Geskas and Clyde Me ane. The page notes a 17 Oude bout and a Fealey charm in the Cheage Y. A. crowd expected heat with Rabe and Roller Rabe presenting acts.
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Mallard Athletic Gy
N. W
Elasn
Iit
Lowny Parker
Taeleraeh
Jack Caang
Dawe
T Unde
Jay Tolman
Two Russians in Toulon Trial Amid Revolution Fallout
Report from Toulon France notes two Russians held under guard as suspects in a revolutionary plot. Authorities claim the group aimed to overthrow the revolutionary government and faces severe punishment. Police reinforce security as the case unfolds.
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Toulon
France
Teen soldiers in Mt. Petersburg garrison sentenced
In St. Petersburg editors report six teen soldiers charged with attempting to organize a revolt in the Mt. Petersburg garrison in 1907 have been sentenced to penal servitude for terms of three to eight years.
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ST. Petersburg
Mt. Petersburg
Lumber tariff debate set for Pacific coast mill men
Pacific coast mill men plan to present at 2:30 PM in the White building before R. S. Kellogg, assistant for the U S forestry service, to discuss how the lumber tariff oil will operate. Averett G. Oden of Tacoma and George B. Long of the Weyerhaeuser company are among those attending.
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Pacific Coast
R. S. Kellogg
Outer
United States Forestry Service
White
Averett G Oden
Tacoma
George
Weyerhaus
Solon a Galley Slave in Sermon by Rev Jones
In a Tabernacle Baptist church sermon last night the Rev John M Dean described Washington state legislators as galley slaves with iron yokes. He claimed none of the lawmakers were "Tree" and urged if he represented King County at Olympic his words would judge their actions. The preacher warned that some legislators would wander and kick their heels if the majority wished it.
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John M. Dean
Washington
Tabernacle Bapitst
Jones
King County
Olympic
Regialatora
Concert Pleases Seattle Symphony at Moore Theatre
Wellington headline notes the Seattle Symphony Orchestra conducted a Moore Theatre concert featuring Elizabeth's Prayer from Tannhauser and several new selections. The review calls the program one of the most successful yet and mentions a final performance scheduled for March 26.
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Mile
Starid Westerlind
Elizabeth's Prayer
Seattle Symphony Orchestra
Moore Theatre
Mysterious Disappearance of Charles Roches ter
Charles Rochester, 24, left W. G. Clare residence at 1918 Sixth Ave N last Thursday night at 10 30 and has not returned. Clare reported the case to police. Rochester previously ran a dyeing and cleansing shop on Madison near Seventh Ave.
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Charles Rochester
W. G. Clare
Sixth Av. N
Eines
Cheap Colonist Tickets Sold Again This Spring
Tickets will be sold westbound in March and April via Oregon KR and Navigation Company's pictorial line from Chicago at 33.60 to St. Louis 90.50 to other Missouri river points 26.00 to Omaha Kansas City St. Paul and Missouri river points. Deposits are taken at Union Ticket Office No 66 First Ave and Ellis General Agent.
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Oregon
KR. KR. & Navigation Company
Chicago
St. Louis
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Paul
Missouri River
Union Ticket Office
First Ave. &. Ellis, Genl. Agt
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Deren
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Henry Ordeman
Ting Stormer
Ing
Totem
Nike Jenkins Morris
Soadewey
Carl
Colman Docks
Puget Sound Navy Yards
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A. Smith Co
Rocheater
O. K
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W. HH Lieoas
Northwestern League
Mountain League
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Peesee Lake
Butts, Helena
Bo Walsh
Nenety Balt
Hie
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Marry Browey
Hane Wagner
Pat Dougherty
Kelly
Robinson
Saouch
Billy Hamsteen
Johnny Ward
Herston
Steater
Billy Lange
Ae Storey
Avoit
Mike Kelly
Hamilton
Langer
Sansen, Doweler and Cherry Optical Department
Ballard
Solchers
MR. Kellogg
Solon
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Scandinavian American Bank
Scandinavian American Bank Talaska Building
China
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Axminster Carpets
Axminsters
Guaranty Abstract & Title Co
New York
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Beata
Lambardi Grand Ffalian
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Grand Joain Cort
SAN Francis 8Co Opera
Stange-Edwards
Dolly Vannden
Mabel
Russell & Drew
Mere
Mats Thareday
Rowland & Clifford
Pollard
Idiliputian Opera Company
Mats
Lois Theatre
Clyde Fitch
Bergein
Edwin Holt & Company
Foy & Clark
Bowers
Walters& Crocker
Nelly & Webb
Nes Mahr
Mrs
Franklin Colby
Orpheum Motion Pictures
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Ladel L & Brow
Kil Garbriel
Mamington
Somers & Storke
Flwell
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