Butte Defeated by Seattle in Athletic Park Game
Notwithstanding McCloskey's attempts to win by abusing the umpire, Seattle outclassed the Hut in every facet yesterday at Athletic park. Dewlley struggled for the visitors, walking 12 and yielding two wild pitches despite only three hits. Seattle opened the scoring in the second. Kelly walked, Dalrymple and Campbell singled, and Rehwarts drove in three on a misplay. Butte mounted a reply in the third, McHale scoring on Ward and Hart’s error aiding Kane’s homer in the fifth. Beattie added two more for Seattle in the seventh as McCloskey again clashed with the umpire, receiving a $5 fine from MacCarthy. Portland and Spokane results noted. Helena shut out by Wriggs as standings proceed.
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McCloskey
Mary McLanes
Dugdale
Athletic Park
Seattle
Dewlley
Bell
Kiopt
Stanley
Dalrymple
Campbell
Stein
Murley
Babbitt
Rehwarts
McHale
Schwarts
Butte
Werd
Butte Boyset
Hart
Kane
Beattie
Tmpire MacCarthy Pone
Markets Show Wide Varieties in Produce and Grains
Prices from a late 19th century market listing include fruit such as tangerines and cherries, grains like wheat and corn with values around 23 to 33 dollars per unit, potatoes and vegetables priced per ton or box, and dairy items including butter and cheese from Washington creameries. The corrected ledger notes head counts and head totals, with farm items quoted in per crate, per ton, per case, or per bushel figures reflecting a broad rural market.
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Gene
Bree
Cooh Popeere
Teerkrew
Grove
Arabian Night Farce at Seattle Theater Draws Curtain Calls
Harrington Reynolds company presents An Arabian Night at Seattle theater. A young English husband tries to hide a chance meeting with a circus performer from his wife and mother-in-law. Strong cast includes Charles Fielding and Mrs Julia Walcott. Run extends to week end with matinee tomorrow. Third Avenue Theater bills Fatal Card as a complimentary benefit for Mr and Mrs R Vrench.
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Sydney Gruntley
Harrington Reynolds
Seattle
Charles Fielhing
Julia Walcott
Mandie Douglani
Retty
Mr. Greenleaf
Hen Johnson
Edwin Lang
Lily Branscombe
Minnett Barrett
Lilian Douglas
Third Avenue Theater
Bilt
Mra
It. &. Prench
Pacific
Elizabeth Hale Company
Grand opera house previews gaiety girl and Mascotte
Pollard Opera Company presents A Gaiety Girl tonight by request of Grand patrons. Tomorrow afternoon and evening the children perform La Mascotte. The Argus Excursion to Victoria on July 18 proceeds as planned with Garonne sailing Arlington dock at 8 a.m. and return by concert, Seattle arrival by 6 to 12 p.m.
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Grand Opera House
Pollard Opera Company
Grand
Argus
Victoria
Garonne
Arlington Dock
Conkeht
Seattle
Y M C A events and world tour notes
John M Dean the International committee evangelist will lead the Y M C A Sunday meeting at 4:90 p m next Sunday before departing for the World International Y M C A conference in Christiana Norway. Northwest Y M C A employees meet August 15 in Portland to plan fall and winter work plus the junior members camp leaves August 29 for Hood Canal re enforced by Everett Y M C A boys under A C Douthitt and Mr Cooke. Twenty Seattle boys and some Everett youths attend with John Feenster directing religious work at Salem Oregon. The camp offers rowing fishing bathing and other amusements. Prof and Mrs T Lippy have returned from a yearlong world tour visiting northern Europe the Mediterranean India the Strait settlements China and Japan.
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John M.dean
International Committee
Newark
New York
Dean
Christiana
Norway
Northwest
Portland
Hood's Canal
Everett
Cooke
Everett Association
Bhoye
Seattle
John Feenster
Salem
Ore
Camp Fe
Woman Struck by Streetcar Near Mascachuwetta Street
Mrs Theresa Jacobs of Mascachuwetta street was hit by Car 184 while crossing a small platform to the track. She stepped onto the rails as the car neared, was knocked to Plank Road, and taken by ambulance to Seattle General hospital with shock and fright but little injury.
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Mre
Theresa Jacobs
Mascachuwetta Street
Grant Street
Seattle General Hospital
Ivittle
Democratic caucus in Iowa district backs strong nominee
After Hepburn Obcrola Iowa July 11 influential Democrats of the eighth district held an informal caucus to discuss the defalcation matter. District leaders voiced belief that with a candidate of unquestioned strength they could win. Names mentioned for nomination included W. R. McGints, Senator Claude Porter of Centerville, and J. B. Sullivan of Creston.
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Obcrola
Iowa
Defall
W. KR. B McGints
Claude Porter
Centerville
J. B. Sullivan
Creston
Corn acreage rise in Red River valley drives Northwest movement
Minnesota and North Dakota land men and railway industrial agents promote corn experiments to show growers corn can be grown in the Northwest. The Red River valley sees increased acreage with the North Dakota total reaching about 600,000 acres this year. Indications point to the largest land movement in the Northwest next year.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Northwest
Minnesota
North Dakota
Red River Valley
Notable Washington Wedding Links Williams and Farwell
A notable wedding occurred in Washington with Mildred Williams marrying Walter Farwell. Mildred is the daughter of the late General Robert Williams and the groom is the son of former United States Senator Charlies B. Farwell of Illinois.
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Washington, D. C
Mildred Williams
Walter Farwell
Robert Williams
A. A
United States
Charlies B. Farwell
Illinois
Anniversary of French landing commemorated in Newport
July 11 Newport residents held a meeting of prominent citizens to commemorate the anniversary of the French landing in America during the revolution. Active steps were started to erect a monument on the harbor south shore marking the landing site using stone from Fort Chastelux, which sits on a hill owned by Lorillard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
America
Fort Chastelux
Lorillard Cer
Saengerfest Sioux Falls Celebration Draws Midwest Delegations
Trains brought large delegations from DuBuque Chicago Minneapolis Fort Dodge Sioux City La Crosse Grand Forks West Superior Fargo and other Midwest cities to Sioux Falls for the Saengerfest honoring visiting North western Scandinavian Singers with flags and bunting.
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Sioux Falls
Flage
Bunting
Saenger
Dubuque
Chicago
Minneapolis
Fort Dodge
Sioux City
la Crosse
Grand Forks
West Superior
Fargo
Bids Too High For Library Bonds Rejected
City advisory committee rejected three bids on library bonds as too high. Dennison, Prior & Co offered 3.0 percent Inter est, while Harris & Co and 8 A Keen submitted higher bids. Bids to be re advertised around August 20.
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Dennison, Prior & Co
Harris & Co
A. Keen
Coronation likely moved up to August says Post
Crowning Liverpool July 11 report notes the king’s illness prompts a possible August coronation date. Doctors believe an early ceremony would ease the monarch’s worry as he concentrates on the matter.
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Liverpool
National Educational Association convention closes in Minneapolis
The National Education Association wrapped up its week long convention in Minneapolis with high energy and strong attendance. More than 100 sessions across departments featured intelligent, animated discussions and free exchange of views aimed at educator enlightenment. Principal speakers at the final general session included U.S. Commissioner of Education William T. Harris, Century Dictionary editor Charles Payne Gurley Beattie, University of Michigan professor Thomas Clarkson Trueblood, and Omaha Superintendent Carroll Gardner Pearse. A noon paper titled The Age and Danger of Method was presented by W A Mills of Crawfordville Tod in the elementary education department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
National Educational Association
Williem T. Hepria
United States Commissioner of Education
Charlies Paynon Gurley Beatt
Thomas Clarkson Trueblood
University of Michigan
Carroll Gardner Pearse
Omaha
Department of Elementary Education
W. A. Millia
Crawfordville
Tod
Druggists Meet at Washington State Pharmaceutical Association
The Washington State Pharmaceutical Association opened its thirteenth annual meeting in Spokane with President J. W. McArthur presiding. Forty members attended as new members were elected, and today will feature papers on the drug business, prizes, and a voting contest to honor the most popular member and those who aided the association most. New members elected include Chester E. Bebert South Bend, Wm. Fulton Aviston, G. D. Hortar Seattle, S. Jeannien New York, Thos. A. Kalberg Chehalis, W. Eisner Seattle, Roy E. Maggett Tacoma, and E. M. Shaw Seattle.
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Washington State Pharmaceutical Association
Mike Hail
J. W. McArthur
Spokane
Mort
Chester EB. Bebert
South Hend
Wm. Fulton
Avotin
G. D. Hortar
Seattle
Jeannieon
New York
Thos. A. Kalberg
Chehalia
W. Eisner
Roy EB. Magtt
Tacoma
E. M. Shaw
Pike Street Fourth of July Committee Thanks Readers
Seattle letter from July 1902 expresses gratitude to Seattle Star and staff for aiding the Pike Street Fourth of July celebration. Executive Committee members Beck and others extend heartful thanks for assistance through the columns of the paper in making the event a grand success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike Street
Tate
Seattle
Wash
The
Seat Star
A. Beck
Former Vancouver council member arrested for bad check
W. P. B. McDonald, ex Vancouver city council member, was arrested last evening charged with cashing a worth seen check for 4 with insufficient funds. He was intoxicated and had been on a several day spree.
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W. PB. McDonald
Vancouver
B.C
Charities Organization Society moves to 820 Jackson Street
The Charities Organization Society transfers from the New York block to 820 Jackson Street today. Its day nursery remains near the new headquarters at 208 Ninth Avenue South, with commodious rooms secured for operations.
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The
Charities Organization Society
New York Block
Jackson Street
Society
Ninth Avenue South
King rests well and improves in health
London report states the king continues to sleep well and shows overall improvement in every respect as of July 11.
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London
Saturday visiting day on the battleships
Six round trips from Colman Dock are offered for visitors on the battleships with schedules announced for the Saturday event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colman Dock
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Bartell
Isc Genesces Seeteses Peruana
Superior Steel Sons
Ernst Bros. MG
Hensel
Hingkley Block
Sanset Oi and Refising Co
Caid
Ellis Morrisson
Basement Mutual Life
E. J. Brown
EF. J. Brown
Dental
Prichs
OPERA
Shedda Cort
the Pollard Opera Co
Eife
Helena
Art & Holmes
Beyetes
Collins, Sherman, Foley
Tas Ae
MG Vivat
Bet. Pike
Union Seattle
Vasn
Buck & CO
Seys
Chiladren
Gooda
Sand Avenue
New Times
Ramaker Musi
James Henry Wholesale
Rest Meats
Albert Hansen
Quick Drug CO
PE Elott
Optician
Reliable Pianos
Cline’s
Piano House
Second Ave
Union ST
Specia
Wrrete
Ste
Coon Brothers
General Hardware
Crockery, Nations
1St Ave
Airk
Ava
Avesus
Columbia
Imperial Tailoring Co
Holmes Furniture Co
Portland Webfooters
Brpokane
Wriggs
Teeden
Pwests
Omer
Trun
Clarke
Wastbaston Creameries
Washington
Lee
Uriek
Yank
Catt
Oregon
Musee
Ida
Commission
E. Vege
Strictly Fresh Ranch
Wagnington Creamery
2Nd Ave
Trantor
Gaprock Pas
Tol
Main
Mrs. French
Around the
Prof
Mre. T. Lippy
Europe
Mediterranean
India
Straite
China
Japan
Lee Ingraham
Ingraham
Nished Screen
Rainier
Kimball
Johnston Coeneral Muat
Cad ‘Ave
Burke
Bldg
Wat
Z.C. Miles & Piper CO
First Ave
Spring
Worthwest
Wilison’s
Ke Block
Westberg
Oybter Bay
Roosevelt
Alice
Taft
Vatican
Angelus
Sherman, Clay &Co
Second Avenue
LION
HOULS
Black Sox
Lion Clothing House
M_ GERRER
First Avenue South
Col. Main
Pacific Coast Clothing Company
Aevea
Pacific Coast Clothing Co
Balbriggs
First Avenue
Broadway
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