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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1906

Page

2

Night of Sport in Seattle Athletic Club Stirs Big Crowd

Bill Morris acted as announcer at a Seattle Athletic Club event, praising Multnomah and presenting gold emblems to champions. Wrestling bouts featured Dormer vs Teller and Hart Wagner vs Frank Vancee, with draws and strong showings. Boxing matches saw C Dranga defeat Eddie Hope in a hard fought bout amid lively audience response.

Seattle Athletic Club Mat Matt Tngue Aki Bill Morria Bill Multnomah Seattie Steel Hoth Dormer Teller Gaffeey Hart Wagner Winged M Frank Vancee A. O Vance Wagner Frenk Portland Seattle C. Dranga Eddie Hope Hope Mr. Roller Mr. Drange Mr. Hope Eddie Drange Dranga Beckingham Eddie Multnomah

Walsh Dominates 168-Pound Class in Portland Showdown

In a Portland bout, Lade from Loreal faced off against Seattle contenders as Jack Walsh overwhelmed Harry Austin. Walsh pressing the pace for nine minutes, with Chatie Panaham applauding the Multnomah winner after a decisive shoulder tap finish.

Loreal Lade Jack Walsh Portland Seattle Harry Austin Walsh Mr. Austin Chatie Panaham Multnomah

Court may block Alva bridge ordinance tonight

An injunction may be sought to stop a proposed Alva bridge ordinance before passage. Magnolia bluff upland and tideland owners led by J W Clie and C AL Busell may obtain the order, arguing the crossing offers no benefit yet costs between 4000 and 10000 dollars. The route would access Magnolia bluff and Smith Cove, with opposition citing its location too far north near Garfield Street.

Alva J. W. Clie C. AL Busell Evans Magnolia Bluff Tideland Alva At Smith Cove Garfield Sat

Carnation Day Observed at Casket of McKinley

Telegraph briefs record Mrs. McKinley placing carnations on her late husband's casket in Canton Ohio as Carnation Day events are noted. Also, Gustav A. Conseman pleads guilty to $60,000 bank embezzlement in Terre Haute. Attendants at a mine operators conference foresee a peaceful settlement this week in Indianapolis.

Canton Ohio Indianapolis Ind Gustav A. Conseman the View National Bank of Terre Haute Tad Thin Wook

Two Days Left for City Recall Petition Signatures

Workers rush to file recall amendment petitions with the city comptroller within two days. They report about 1,600 to 1,706 valid signatures already collected and aim to reach the required total before the deadline.

RAINIERS LOSE OUT AS SHAMROCKS SHINE IN THREE GAMES

Jenkins and crew of club clouters defeat Shamrocks in three straight at Mon ereh. High score 233 by Old Timer with averages around 1061-3. Clinton and Leena lead shooting while Bloom suffers low score. Team totals show Shamrocks 2606 to Rainiers 2518.

Jenkins Clouters Shamrocks Monereh Mainiere Leena Clinton Debb Tinkters Heiber- Hiane Natalete Bloom

Sailors Connected in Pacific Northwest Trade Notes

J Segalas, Samuel C of Seattle, Max Stanctar, and Mike Stone linked in a Seattle San Francisco shipping and hotel network. Records show addresses at 604 Grd in San Francisco and Hotel Northern Seattle.

Shields Those Sailor Segalas San Francisco Samuel Care Simmons Fur Company Seattle Stanctar Max Hotel Northern Stone Mike Hotel Northers Beattie

Baggage Room Robbery Hits Colorado Midland Line

At Manitou Colorado last night a burglar entered the baggage room of the Colorado Midland railroad and robbed two trunks tied to James Nettle. Jewelry from a St. Louis firm valued between ten and twenty thousand dollars was taken, with watches and chains scattered and evidence of hurried search.

Manitou Colo Colorado Midland Railroad St. Louis James Nettle

Cougar Shot After Attacking Sheep Near Oakville

The Northern Pacific train from Gray's Harbor brought in a large cougar shot Saturday by John Sloan of Oakville. The animal had been preying on Sloan's sheep and was treed near Oakville. Memorial services for Valencia victims will occur next Friday at 3 PM, announced by Dr. Matthews from the First Presbyterian church.

Northern Pacific Gray's Harbor Halis John Sloan Oakville Sloan Oakvil First Presbyterian Church Valencia

Desperate Mother on Train Reaches City Hospital Help

A destitute mother with two young children was placed on a train to the Good Samaritan home after collapsing aboard last night. Police found her and raised $10 to aid as she and her sick children were taken to a hospital. Her husband had gone to San Francisco for work and promised to return.

San Francisco Land Bear Mra Bront Francisco Lek Cii

Bank Clea Jan 29 19 Jan 29 1905

Bank clearance data from January 29 shows transactions and totals for the day. Officials report steady activity across ledgers with representative sums recorded for deposits and withdrawals.

Fishermen to Smoke at Maccabeer Temple Smoker

The Fallard Flahermet will hold a smoker at Maccabeer Temple Hallard on Wednesday evening January 3. The committee promises an enjoyable and instructive time with music short speeches and sketches by artists. Friends of the fishermen will support the event to make it the banner smoker for Puget Sound salmon fishers. Washington January 29 Senator Heveridge reported favorably from the territories committee the statehood bill passed by the house. A H Hancom was arrested by Officer Clark on charges of stealing a grip containing papers from Nell Campbell the architect.

Maccabeer Temple Hallard Washington Heveridge Committee On Territories House A. H. Hancom Clark Nell Campbell

Clairvoyant Readings For Love Business And Health

A storefront advertises psychic readings offering guidance on love marriage luck and personal success. Readings claim to reveal how to attract affection control rivals improve health and remove bad influences for $1.00 with hours listing and contact at Guy's Drug Store Parlor 304 open Sundays.

Tyre Guy's Drug Store

Supreme Court Dismisses Suit and Allocates New Trials

The Washington Supreme Court dismissed the suit by W. Coughlin of Spokane against the Pinkerton agency for false arrest and libel, ruling the defendants were a partnership and non residents with illegal service. It also ordered new trials for Great Northern Railway damage claims and upheld jail for John P. Main over Urquhart estate questions. Registration clerks warn of voter rush as books near closing.

Olympia Supreme Court W. Coughlin Spokane Pinkerton National Detective Agency S. C. Pernandia Antone Morris Great Northern Railway Great Northern Seaute Superior Court Seattle John PF. Main Main Urquhart Estate

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