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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1908

Page

2

Winter Journeys to Haunts of Celebrated Ball Players

Star Special Service profiles Geo E Van Haltren, veteran manager and former star, detailing his 21-year career from Pittsburg to Oakland. The piece notes his longevity, wealth from investments in apartments, family life, and roles with the Pirates, Cubs, Giants, and the Oakland team. It highlights his early start, migration west, and famed battery with Only Nelan for the curved ball era.

Star Oakland Cal Geo. E van Haltren Pittsburg Fast Company New York Chicago Brooklyn Baltimore Atili Stern van Hattren van Haltren St. Louis Golden Slope Sierras Greenwood Morons Beaver Brooklyn Brotherhood Giants van Hailtren Seattle

Washington Huskies receive annual sweater gift

The University of Washington football team has been presented with their annual sweaters. The student manager provided a handsomest article in the region, featuring a royal blue pattern with a gold Washington W on purple. The team parades the new garments across campus drawing attention from coaches and fans.

University of Washington Washington Coeda

Yesterday's Races Report From Track Day

First race at eleven-sixteenths mile Exchequer ridden by Hilgert won at 9 to 2 for Scovtlie. Second race over three eighths mile Work Hox ridden by Keogh won at 5 to 2 for On Parole with Beau mont in second. Third race a mile and a half Te tanus at 55 Charboneau won by Matador with Graph ic second and time 3 42 24. Fourth race mile and 20 yards Donn Patrick with Mentrys at 5 to 2 placed.

Exchequer Scovtlie Hilgert Lightly Work Hox Keogh On Parole Beaumont Tetanus Charboneau Matador Graphic Donn Patrick Mentrys lHetenist Schilling Western Kirkfield Belle Berend Avant Aguile Annie Wells Calera Master Lester Ross Lowise Fitzgibbon Taos Azora Harry Adeasain Gentle Harry Alice Carey Uncle Henry Posed Foncasta Harvel Preston Chief Desmond Grindstone

Thoroughbred Race Summary From Bardonia Card

The Enatienmas won the fifth race at Bardonia in 1 541-6 time? Taunt placed second with Crystal Wave third. Marian Lewise led the next event with Parry Street second and Sophomore third in 1 11 time.

Enatienmas Bardonia Hildebrand Taunt Crystal Wave Marian Lewise Miller Parry Street

Thoroughbred race results from Bellemont track meeting

Race by race results list horses, jockeys, odds, purses, and times. Winners include Avant Aguile in the three eighths mile, Azora in the one mile, and Harvel in the thirteen sixteenths mile with second and third place finishers named for each event.

Engineers arrive to bolster Discovery bay shore work force

Port Townsend reports a special unit of United States engineers arrived from Vancouver Barracks to reinforce the existing field force on the shores of Discovery Bay and the Simita.

Port Townsend United States Engineers Vancounver Barracks Discovery Bay Sirnita

Quiet Portugal Government Maintains Order in Hanoi

United Press report from Lashon dated January 25 says Portugal’s government states order is assured in the country despite rumors. No new developments are reported about the failed bid to overthrow the monarchy and proclaim a republic. Police have searched newspapers and barred publication of details about the arrested men.

United Press Lashon Portugal Idebonte

Seattle Club Wins Tourney

The Inter club tournament between Beattie and Spokane Athletic club concluded with Seattle taking the victory as three of four matches went to Seattle fighters. Speck beat Al Hammond from Spokane, Vance defeated Tilley, Venable beat Adama in two falls, and Lorin Beggs lost to Young Crate after a hard bout.

Beattie and Spokane Athletic Clube Seattle Speck al Hammond Spokane Vance Tilley Venable Adama Omar Frank Lorin Beggs Young Crate

Basketball Tonight Lincolne and Hellingham Clash At Liscolaym

Tonight at Liscolaym Gym the Lincolne and Hellingham high schools meet at 8 16. The Hellingham five arrive with a strong reputation and a quality game is predicted by the local sports observers.

Lincolne@ Kellingham high Liscolaymnasium Hellingham

Schofield Contract Secured Ending Seattle Trade Rumors

Dugdale yesterday secured Heseman Schofield contract and filed it with his papers. The move ends rumors that Schofield planned to depart Seattle for a California outlaw club.

Dugdale Heseman Schofield Schofield Seattle California

Track meet shows promising sprint and distance talents

The event demonstrated that the newly constructed track is solid and worth further development. Thorn, Tibbals, Green, B. Thompson, and McGill showed strong sprinting form while Kennedy ran a half mile in easy style and appears a rising talent.

Day Hoy My Thorn Tibbals Green B. Thompson McGillcuddy Kennedy

Free-for-all Fights After 1000-yard Race Disturbance

In Philadelphia yesterday a 1000-yard special race ended in a melee. After six laps Guy Haskins tried to pass Melvin Sheppard, jostling Sheppard and knocking him down. Friends of Haskins kicked and punched Sheppard, prompting police to restore order and forfeit the race to Haskins.

Philadelphia Jan Melvin Sheppard Guy Haskins Haskins Sheppard Jim Sheppard

Influenza Hits Russian Imperial Family in 1900s

An epidemic of influenza strikes the imperial family at St. Petersburg. Grand Duke Alexia Nikolaievitch, the emperor's sole son, and his four aleters are afflicted, with ear inflammation complicating the heir apparent. Grand Duchess Marie Pavlovna, daughter of Grand Duke Paul Alexandrovitch, also contracts the illness.

ST. Petersburg Alexia Nikolaievitch Marie Pavlovna Paul Alexandrovitch Wilhelm Sweden

Winnipeg Grain Exchange threatens closure over farmers bill

United Press reports the Winnipeg Grain Exchange may shut down as legislation proposed by the Grain Growers' Association aims to amend the exchange charter and limit members trading privileges in favor of farmers. The bill was before the Manitoba legislature today.

United Press Winnipeg Man Winnipee Grain Exchange Farmers’ Organization Grain Growers’ Association

Revolutionists Seize Port au Prince Area

United Press dispatch reports rebels in control of Port au Prince and nearby towns about 35 miles west of Cape Haitian. They expect aid from offshore forces to protect American and French interests. Charles Miot, the American consul general agent at St. Mare, is removed for alleged complicity with the rebels.

Huntish Charles Miot St. Mare A. Miot Halties

Custody Awarded to Marian Dreantey Mother in Incubator Baby Case

In Topeka Kansas on January 26, 1930, four year old Marian Charlotte Dreantey known as the incubator baby was awarded to her mother by the courts. The case involved a custody battle between the mother and foster parents Mrs Bleakley and the Barclays. The child born in St Louis weighed one pound fifteen ounces at birth and was cared for in an incubator at the world fair.

Seattle Star Topeka Kan Marian Charlotte Dreantey Little Marian Louis Steela Barclay Atox Mother Love

Mother wins custody as foster mother plans appeal

A lengthy custody saga ends with the federal court again placing the child with the mother after she fled via Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma to evade orders. The foster mother vows to appeal while further legal actions unfold in Topeka and beyond.

Kansas Lawrence Etudeate Kansas State University Aleakiey Mra Marclay Missouri

Seattle Electric line delays trigger franchise inspection

Trailers on the Green Lake and Ballard Hoen lines cause train slowdowns and provoke a city investigation into operations. Officials consider forcing a return to fast service or removal of trailers under the franchise clause requiring a gripman and conductor per car.

Green Lake Ballard Hoen Seattle Wilt Ballard Line

Post Office Seattle Yearly Sales and Cash Totals 1907

The Seattle post office reported 1907 stamp sales of 695,242.51 dollars and money orders totaling 3,620 dollars. Total cash receipts from all sources reached 7,786,442.42 dollars with disbursements of 7,757,077.48 dollars.

Seattle

Understanding signals and signs in baseball teamwork

The article explains how pitchers catchers and fielders use signs to coordinate plays and fool opponents. It details signaling for pitches waste balls hit and run plays with examples like Pete O'Brien and Al Orth illustrating how misdirection and timing influence outs and steals.

Eary Pete O'Brien Orth Kienion Whitcher

Bank Cashier Shoots Self After Bond Mention

W Leo Bockemobile, cashier of the suspended Ellinwood Bank in Ellinwood Kansas, was arrested for making false bank condition statements in December and killed himself at his home last night. He had appeared in court today and was being notified of leaving. eyewitnesses report a sudden, fatal act as he confronted deputies.

United Press Great Bend Kan W. Leo Bockemobile Bank of Ellinwood Ellinwood Hinelf Bockenohle Bork Hockemohie

Chauffeur Named as Co-Respondent in Divorce Suit

James Button sues wife Ethel for divorce in San Francisco. judge postpones ruling for a week. Walter chauffeur named as co respondent amid allegations of misconduct involving Mrs Button. Meanwhile Teresa Carreno, famed pianist, billed for a February 18 concert at the Grand Opera House.

Pax United Press San Ancisco Jan James Button Ethel Juodge Graham Sutton Walter Feur spond@isepr Europe Gibraltar Heart Mrs. Sutton Abroud Mme Teresa Carreno Grand Opera House

Call on Contractors to Redeem Bonds Issued for City Funds

Finance committee orders immediate payment of about $35 000 in bonds earned by street contractors. Contractors failed to convert bonds to cash and left funds with the comptroller, delaying city charges.

Honda

Guns for Rent Piper and Tat Advertisement

An old classified notice lists Guns for Rent from Piper and Tat located at 1004 Second Avenue, above. The ad presents a rental option for firearms and related items in a period marketplace.

Piper & Tat

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