Portland Wins Latest Battle Over London Team
Portland defeated the British team with a 3 to 2 score in a tense contest. Garvin started on the mound for Portland and allowed two runs in the first inning while Vickers relieved to hold Seattle until the seventh. A final Portland run in the ninth sealed the win and left Seattle frustrated.
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Portland
Hodson
Medwon i
Mr. Garvin
Ported
Seattle
Vickers
Garvin
Socialist Group Forms to Address Seattle Socialists
A new socialist society in Seattle held its first meeting last night led by Mrs Brita Merria who spoke on Evolution of Society. The gathering aimed to invite August Pelm to speak to the local socialist community. The address was well received.
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August Pelm
Germansreichstag
Socialista of
Seattle
Mra Brita Merria
Why Cy Young Played Baseball on Sundays
The story from Stanley Roblson of the St. Louis Cardinals recalls Cy Young’s Sunday baseball debate. He allegedly refused Sabbath play but pitched a crucial Sunday game for Cleveland to reach the Temple Cup, then continued Sunday appearances for his team, arguing that Sunday attendance and team value depended on having the best players available.
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Cy Young
Stanley Roblson
St. Louis Cardinals
Cleveland
Pittsburg
New York
Young
Per
PCL President Considers Field Language Changes
A Pacific Coast League president proposes a mild onfield vocabulary to curb grandstand remarks. He suggests players say phrases like Darn it when striking out and use restrained exclamations after misplayed pops.
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Bert
Pacific Coast League
San Francisco
Oakland
Oddball Etiquette Notes From a Wordy Brief
A playful snippet explains players may mutter phrases like Oh, stush or Oh, mercy after a call. It notes Hutf isn’t likely to use such opportunity often and that terms Gracious good ness and Dear me may be used occasionally by players.
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Hutf
Storm Ravages City Cutting Phones in Two Sections
A severe thunderstorm last night paralyzed the city, with lightning burning out fuses on phones in the north and east. Linemen work today to repair the damage. No injuries are reported.
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Brokane
Reverend Forrest to Occupy Pulpit This Summer
Reverend A F Forrest from Glasgow will occupy the pulpit at the First Presbyterian Church for the rest of the summer during Rev M A Matthews vacation. Dr Forrest, pastor of Renfield Street Church in Glasgow, is on a four month leave touring Canada and the United States.
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A. F. Forrest
Gisegow
Scotland
First Presbyterian Church
M A Matthews
Dr. Forrest
Renfield Street
Giesgow
Canada
United States
First Race Opens With Fast Track at Seattle Meet
Weather fine and track fast as racing begins at STAR FORM CHART SEATTLE. Judge H. M. Magbert presides, Ed. Duke serves as starter, with the sale of four year olds and up underway in the feature event, bidding opens at 16 cents for first value.
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Seattle
H. Magbert
Duke
Swadkins Widow Marries Max Keenan in Lincoln Hotel
Mrs. Sarah Swadkins widow of the late Alfred Swadkinny married Max Keenan of Chicago at the Lincoln hotel. Rev. M. A. Met performed the ceremony.
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Sarah Swadkins
Alfred Swadkinny
En Cage
Lincelin Hotel
Max Keenan
Chicago
M. A. Met
Little Gian Fights Tonight in Northwest Lightweight Show
Preview of the Pleasant Beach bout pits Molly Helen against Joe Gane with talk of rainmaking stalling and a possible referee from Morrison or Green. The card includes Dick Laree versus Jimny Kay as the main undercard, with special bets and postfight plans.
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Northwest
Phece
Pleasant Beach
Jim Morrteen
Exerypere
Orriaen
George Green
Ban Pranciece
Green
Morrison
Cape Mary
Ineet
Dick Laree
Jimny Kay
Ramus Captures Seattle Derby at Meadows Crowds Reign
Ramus the chestnut son of Gov. Porakor Emily 5 wins the Seattle Derby amid a crowd of about 10,000 at the Meadows. Huston places second with Kumies third as Ramus and Huston surge to victory. Huguenots Fast Mile sets track record in the day’s notable time trials alongside Ruby’s six furlongs record on the Pacific coast. Several races feature upsets and strong finishes before a day when favorites mostly hold.
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Gov. Porakor
Emily
Huston
Kumsies
Cuccens
Duke
Kumiie
Boloman
Bolomar
Kumies
Kumiss
Lia
Hipton
Gistress
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Stevens
Hke A
Hamas
Mueten
Kamien
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Ruby
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Momey
Marie H
Meringue
Alice Carey
Fie Mencla
Matt Mogen
Birdie P
Little Hattercup
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Prickies
Laura F. M & Aewe
Hellingham
Martimas
Gorgalette
Moxdend
Fragmented OCR Summary from Unknown Page
Incoherent text fragment with names and phrases jumbled. No clear event or entities identified.
Turf Gossip and Racing Tales From Beattie
The column reports Meforide failing to win with three mounts amid fanfare. Regal breaks down and may never race again. Welter Eckies killed after injuries in the Woodlands Stake. Homestead gravely ill with violent hemorrhage. Bets with books indicated Nelaoyn Jones won over $2,400. Jack McFherson missed a bet aboard Kumis due to a missing watch. Anorting Kelly’s Gateway Junior work followed by a fall. Kyrie bet heavily by Higgins. Tommy Walker wins at the Ceell track with betting and chatter about an upcoming auto trip. The bare elbow brigade participates actively at the event.
Jockey Tim Ulliven Wins Four Races Including Derby
The day featured Tim Ulliven riding four winners to top riding honors as the Derby winner claimed the main prize. Jostling on the back stretch gave way to a hushed crowd while the late surge sealed Ulliven's dominant performance.
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Tim #ulliven
Inclding
Home Fire & Marine Insurance to Wind Up Business
San Francisco, July 2. President W J Dutton announces Home Fire and Marine Insurance will wind up affairs and go out of business after earthquake recall. The company lists liabilities around 1,500,000 after reinsurance deduction, with assets totaling 1,400,009.
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San Francisco
W. J. Dutton
The
Home Fire & Marine Insurance Company
Soldier dies after postgame fight near Greenwich depot
Private Joseph Rosas of the 106th company coast artillery died from a fractured skull after a free for all fight sparked by a crap game near the Greenwich entrance to the prisidio yesterday afternoon. Private Pope, of the same company, was badly injured as several soldiers clashed on Elvil Lane.
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Greenwichet
Presidio
Joseph Rosas
106Th Company
Coast Artillery
Pope
Prize Fight On Barge Ends In Controversial Decision
New York July 12 Amby McGarry and Wille Hosey fought bare knuckle on a barge in North Harbor before 300 spectators. In the fourth round the referee ruled for McGarry on a foul, sparking a free fight as the tugboat towed the barge to the dock amid a wild melee.
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New York
Amby McGarry
Wille Hosey
North Harbor
McGarry
Honey
Hosey
MotGarry
Pleas ant Beach Big Sports Day with Baseball Showdown
At Pleas ant Beach this afternoon spectators gather for a major sports event headlined by a baseball game between the Stratfords and the Larry McLeans. A site bet of 100 dollars accompanies the match as well as a purse race featuring Tom O'Donnell and Winnie Cutter for 59 dollars.
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Pleasant Beach
Sperts
Stratfords
Larry McLeans
Tom O'Donnell
Winnie Cutter
First defeat for Ballar in latest contest report
A rough game ends in Ballar suffering a first defeat as McClein and White Woo lead a late surge. Heavily contested by a strong defense, the ninth inning swing changes momentum while Casey at the bag changes the game in favor of the opponents.
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Hallara
Heaton
McClein
Casey
Balis
Mining figures and racers highlighted in shuffled notes
Fragmented OCR lists names, events, and a mining mention. It references figures like Jack McDevit Frank Clauncy Corcoral and J. Kofi nese, plus a copper mine study under a University of J supervisor. The text mixes sports and mining notes with unclear context.
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Fter
North America
J. Kofinese
University of J
Japan
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