Tacoma Triumphs Over Seattle In Fourth Of July Baseball Test
In a misty haze over the Athilete yesterday Tacoma defeated Seattle 5 to 4 as Hurley worked the mound amid volleys of rifle shots from the crowd. Key hits by Peeples Kopf Frary Bodie and a two-base drive by Sarah helped Tacoma pull ahead in the late innings. Beattie closed out the game with a three-up, three-down effort.
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Dugidale
Seattle
Hie
Victory
Tacoma
McIntyre
Bat Hees
Wen
Shelton Flannery
Ian Hurley
Peeples
Frary
Den
Zearform
Thielman
Brodie
eCarthy
Lynch
Zearfous
Carter
Beattie
RSL
Hurley
Peeaples
Kopf
Bodie
Rockenfield
Sarah
Thurman
St. John
Stoval
MISS MORRIS A COLONEL AT CHATTANOOGA REUNION
Special correspondence from TTangoga Tennessee notes June Gertrude Morris being titled Woman colonel in the United at a Chattanooga Society reunion. She appeared in uniform with her horse beside her and carried a chariot of red and white drawn by four horses. Lt. Col. Stephen D. P. Lee of Georgia also attended, and Morris was honored with a commission to join Governor Allen D. of Georgia on his staff.
Arm Saved After Shot In January Fire Fight
In a January shooting incident in which W. Houston was struck by buckshot, his arm was initially set for amputation but the attending physician believes the limb can be saved. A decision on the final treatment is pending.
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W. Houston
Tray Buckshot
Seattle Theaters Preview Strong Seasonal Lineup This Week
The Third Avenue theater opens a slate of shows including Tosca and La Tosca by MacDowe company with Le Baron role by Mr. Mac. Sage performances may encore as additions come to Greater New York with morning and evening fares. Miss Stone Gen excels in Snow White operetta while Italian and chorus numbers receive praise from the audience.
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Greater New York
Third Avenue
Sohason
Attra
Seattle
MacDowe!! Company
Seerames
Napoleon
Mac
le Baron
Sardou
Miss Stone Gen
Showring Battles Draw Crowds on Second Ave
Searchlight reports continuing amusements at 180714 Second Ave with moving shows and ring battles, running trains, and bull fights attracting visitors and sustaining lively street entertainment.
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Second Ave
Notable Large Family Reported After Births
July 6 report notes Mrs Burnett and husband welcomed ten children over five years including twins and a newborn. The couple lives at their family home with ongoing births recorded in local notices.
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N. Oe
Wust
Ataren
Thei
A Summer Dress From Linen Blue With White Stripes
A fragment describes a summer dress with a blue linen skirt in white striped and short back. Facing ecru gulpure frill, metal waistband, flounced encirclement, and stylish scarf features. Condensed notes mention New York fashion items and a Chinese root remedy advertisement.
West Street fruit trade reports modest supply and steady prices
On West Street business activity lingered into the morning of the Fourth with the fruit market drawn down. A supply from California arrived via the Walla Walla and is being unloaded this afternoon. Potatoes fell to 1.751.55 per cwt while the California Commission Co. sold sweets at 1.25 cents. Demand for fruit remained active with strawberries and cherries steady at quoted prices.
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California
Walla Alla
California Commission Co
Corrected Daily Prices for Fruits Vegetables and Meats
A fragmented price list shows corrected daily rates for fruits vegetables and meats. Items include apples oranges bananas pineapples grapes strawberries cherries peaches potatoes lettuce peppers celery onions and various meats with varied per unit or per pound pricing.
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Heer Canon
Olivet Methodist Pastor Takes Outside Work
In St Paul Mimn July 6, Olivet Methodist Church faces salary troubles as Pastor George Shaw quits church amusements and suppers. He works two weeks in a taller shop earning about 3 a day, refusing church funds, yet retaining his pastorate. He says outside work is needed to live.
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ST Paul, Mimn
Olivet Methodist
George Shaw
Shaw
Iit
Ballard Fourth of July Celebration Draws Crowds
The Ballard committee reports a successful Fourth of July in Mallard with large daytime crowds and nonstop transit every 16 minutes. A parade, a shingle packing contest, and fireworks drew wide attention and a dance crowd filled two pavilions. Joe Bourquier of Wisconsin won 100 dollars and a gold medal for packing 2,000 shingles in 16 minutes. O'Donnell took second with 35 dollars.
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Mallard
Ballard
Orld
Albert Non
Joe Bourquier
Wisconsin
O'Donnell
The Low Coiffure Becomes Paris Style
The Parisienne abandons the knot and red crown lift for the down hairstyle in day wear. The change seems finished and now defines a new Parisian look.
Sumner Burratt’s Body Shipped to Fergus Falls
The body of Sumner Burratt the lineman killed Wednesday evening will be shipped to Fergus Falls Minnesota by Honney and Stewarts. His remains will be taken in charge by OG G Surratt a brother of the deceased.
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Sumner Burratt
Fergus Falla, Minn
Honney & Stewart's
OG. G. Surratt
Hathaway Receives Second Lieutenant Rank in Regular Army
Mr. and Mrs. Hathaway celebrate their son’s promotion to second lieutenant after a strong Philippine service record. He is a grandson of the late Judge C. D. Emery. The report notes steady attendance of the steamer Athlon and Cyrene vessels at the parks each afternoon and evening.
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BE. Hathaway
Mr. Hathaway
Philippines
C. D. Emery
Seaman’s Union Plans Funeral for Wm Brown
The funeral of Wm. Brown who died after falling from the steamer Garonne will be held this afternoon at Honney & Stewart's chapel under the auspices of the Coast Seamen's union.
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Wm. Brown
Garonne
Honney & Stewart's
The
Coast Seamen's Union
Eruption Fears Against Vol Agua Stir Guatemala
The article notes an expected eruption of Vol Agua near Guatemala City, a volcano that awakens every 20 years after a long dormancy. Local residents fear its power as steam and underground tremors signal renewed activity, though nearby volcanoes remain comparatively calm.
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Guatemala
Vol Agua
San Jose de Guatemala
Indiana
Volcano Eruptions Continue Amid Dormant Period
Inenlcn, the Aca Jutla volcano, reactivated after years of quiet, belches steam and ash powering trains and causing earthquakes felt by nearby natives. New Zealand reports a death rate under 12 per 1000, described as the healthiest of British colonies. Launches for charter Rehertzer Hron., Madrona park, Tel Went 291.
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Aca Jutla
New Zealand
Rehertzer Hron
Madrona Park
Tel
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Founda
Menefee
Iowa
Bigin
Washington
Eastern
New York
Isconain
Rocquefort
Limburger
Oata
Puget Bound
Chatter
Miss Morris
Ietibourne MacDowe
Moving
Hemgen
Gaye
Lyon House
Bin
Frederick & Nelson—Fine Furniture
Frederick & Nelson Home Furnishers
Rialto Bidg., Cor. 2d and
Madison
Sumner Surrate
Athlon
Seaman’s Union
Ras Beattie
Gouch
Raymond & Hoyt
Leonard
Naka
Ernst Bros
Pike St
Tssue
GEO. Meclernon
Tll
Matzger
Mirech’s
First
Pike
Main
A. Lindauer
Optician
Pike Street
Mee Chong & Co
Becond Ave
Ladies
A. M. Pritchard
H. T. Turner
Sanitarium
Hinckley Block
Cascade Laundry
H. Clay Eversole
Seattic
Boston Glothing House
Simison Bros
Infante
Oxford
Grand Lot Ladies
Bhoes
Slmison Bros
Startell Drug Co
Keven
Packer
Mize Palmer
Bartet Druclo
Matheson Bros Grocers
Cohn & Cohn
Jackson Street
Chico
W. S Mayfield Family Grocer
Nordhoff & CO
Wagner
Bon Marche
Zephyr Gingharma
Earl
Nix Be
Rome
Jerney
Aix
Smarche
Second Avenue
Pikes
Guigon
Eihsing
de Leer Insurance Lines
American Bonding & Trust
J. M. Lyon
Coss Booksellers
Masonic Temple
Stransky
GEO. H. Woodhouse CO
Sherman, Clay & GO
Yesler Way
Broadway
J. B.eyne
Pink
Seattle Gas & Electric Co
Cherry ST
Taal
Stolting
First Ave
Penn Mutual Life
Senta
Beettie
wLite
Portland
Chickering
Kimball Picanos
Johnston
Second Avenue Burke Building
Remington Typewriters
Niles General Dealer
Cherry Street
Bonney & Stewart
Columbia S
Seattie, Wash
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