Seattle Beats Oakland in Wild 4–3 Baseball Tilt
Seattle edged Oakland 4 to 3 as managers clashed with umpire O Connell issuing a serious warning. Shields left with a strained arm, Hughes in relief, Scchinffey sparked two Oakland runs, and Seattle fielders Smith and Hall stood out.
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Oakland
Parke Wilson
Pete Lohman
O'Connell
Scchinffey
Shields
Jay Hughes
Ganley
Hughes
Hotspur Edward McBride shaped by rings and refereeing
Buffalo writer and artist Edward McBride nicknamed Hotspur is famed for boxing commentary and sharp pen. He serves as official referee for the International Athletic club of Fort Erie and Port Huron Athletic club, and recently resigned as Detroit Boxing club referee after a dispute with management.
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ED M Bride
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Baseball scores and a bicycle repair note
Scores list includes Pittsburg 3 over Chicago 4 and New York 12 over Philadelphia 2. St Louis split results 2 6 and Cincinnati 0 3. Brooklyn defeats Boston 4 2. Note directs readers to Spinning's for bicycle repairs.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Siri
Washington
Jimmy McAleer Prefers Manager Role Over Playing Days
St Louis July 7 Jimmy McAleer veteran of the national game says he is content to manage the Browns rather than return to outfield and chase fireballs. He began playing at Raven school in Youngstown Ohio and turned professional after leaving school joining Cleveland in 1882.
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Jimmy McAleer
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Raven
Youngetown
Ohio
Cleveland
Chase Firewaa
Boston tops Washington 3 to 1 in American League action
In Washington, Boston beat the Senators 3 to 1 as New York defeated Philadelphia 7 to 1. Boise 3 Butte 1 completes the American League scores noted.
Barber Joins Frisco as Yerkes Hints Departure
Pitcher Frank Barber, released by Seattle, signs with Henry Marrin’s San Francisco club and will start work immediately. His arrival signals likely release of pitcher Yerkes as Harrie has long been dissatisfied with his performance.
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Frank Barber
Seattle
Henry Marrin
San Francisco
Barber
Yerkes
Harrie
Beattie Tennis Club Opens Annual Tournament
The Beattie Tennis Club announces its annual tournament running from July to July 20. Nathaniel Paschall leads the event with entries due by 6 pm July 11 at his 410 Bailey Building office. Events include ladies and gentlemen singles doubles and mixed doubles. Play starts daily at 9 am with court access for matches in the afternoons for ladies.
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Beattie Tennis Club
Nathaniel Paschall
Bailey Building
Steel and Iron Arrive for Bremerton Foundry Project
The freighter LaConner arrived at Bremerton Navy Yard at 9 last night carrying steel and iron for the new foundry building. The unexpected delivery allows work on the project to start several days sooner than planned.
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Bremerton
LaConner
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Kittens Joined Bremerton Guardhouse Force
Two three week old kittens named Musa ter and Pete were added to the Bremerton gates guardhouse. Corporal Prendergast stopped them after hours but they gained a home with the United States marines after their pleading meows.
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Bremerton Gates
Musater
Pete
Corporal Prendergast
United States Marines
Five of six favorites win at The Meadows horse meet
Crowds cheer as Lost Baby, 26 to 1 lowered to 10 to 1, fails to deliver a win. Bell Reed nosed out Dora in the 5 1/2 furlongs. Red Tip edges Canejo by a nose in seven furlongs. Leash narrowly beats Illowaho in the 1 mile 50 yards. Blue Eyes debuts in the 4 1/2 furlongs. Races other than the sensational feature run true to form with various winners and times listed.
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Leash
Illowaho
J. W. Kirby
Grandstand
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Rowell Milas
Pricam
Laura Phillips
Caroburn
Georgie Black
Hell Reed
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Tio
Naughty Irene Lucas In Jail
Trene Lukas a clever pickpocket was arrested by City Detectives Wappenstein Hubbard and Freeman in the citys lower part last evening. She is wanted at Sacramento for robbing a man of 260 dollars. She was first seen at the race track by Detective Wappenstein who shadowed her to the city. She is about 20 years old. An officer will go to Seattle soon to take her back to Sacramento for trial.
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Wappenstein, Hubbard
Freeman
Sacramento
Wappenstein
Seattle
Fire Aboard Cruiser Marblehead Quietly Contained
Repairs proceed today on the cruiser Marblehead in Bremerton after a fire Tuesday night in the equipment and storeroom area near Tacoma. The blaze was suppressed, attributed to a match dropped into a mattress, allowing crews to work while the ship remains in safe condition. The transport Dix will depart in good repair for Mare Island, and the dry dock will receive Wheeling and Bennington for docking and painting.
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Dix
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Dons Man's Clothes to Roam the World Girl Claims Six Years in Boy’s Attire
Jennie Morrison, 19, formerly of Seattle, traveled in male clothes for six years and was jailed by Hutte police while boarding a train. She says she prefers the roaming life, has crossed the continent multiple times, and refuses to reveal her parentage or origin plans. Ed Grant is held at the county jail on related suspicions.
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Seattle
Jennie
Hutte
Ed Grant
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Portland
Golden Gate
Vancouver
Florida
Associated Charities
New University of Puget Sound President Seeks Election
A new president for the University of Puget Sound is to be elected today to succeed the recently resigned President Randall. Clarke County faces drought with widespread grain failure and farmer discouragement as local crops suffer amid heat. The Clarke County Democratic convention is slated for July 24.
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Puget Sound
Randall
Clarke County
Valencia Brings Gold From Nome
The steamship Valencia owned by the Pacific Coast steamship company arrived at the port last night from Nome with nine passengers and 44000 dollars in gold. The Valencia left Nome June 27 and sighted the Mitchu Thomson near Unimak Pass and the steamship Senator off Cape Mattery during the voyage.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Nome
Mitchu Thomson
Senator
Unimak Pass
Cape Mattery
Woman Thrown From Streetcar Injured at Jefferson and Twenty-First
Jennie Matieon, a 2012 Dearborn Street employee, was knocked from a streetcar at Twenty-first Avenue and East Jefferson Street last night. She sustained back and head injuries. Dr. Harrison attended and deemed injuries not serious, Mise Mattson claiming signals to stop were ignored.
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Dearborn Street
Twenty-first Avenue
East Jefferson Street
Harrison
Mattson
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