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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1906
Page
2
The narrative describes Seattle beating Portland by a narrow margin with Garvin’s strong pitching and Henderson’s solid effort for Portland, yet weak team support doomed the visitors. A legendary fan’s news sparked near-shock in the home crowd amid early season optimism.
A Sunday outing aboard the magnificent steamer Whatcom departs Pier 7 at dawn for a day trip to the San Juan Islands. Families invited for a scenic excursion with round trip fare of 1.50. Please note weather and schedules may vary.
An OCR fragment notes a Northwestern League game with referees including Turner and mentions teams or players in unclear terms. It records no clear date or score but implies a sports meeting or umpire assessment amid garbled names and terms.
Betting at the Meadows yielded profits for bookmakers as only Water Wagon and Rnehanter secured wins among favorites. Contestrix led early but Betti, Bar lado, and others triumphed in multiple races while top backers and jockeys faced losses and dramatic finishes.
A scrambled line notes a player scoring 34 at an arena against Hackett and Cates with Woltere and Hogan, with umpire Dunleavy involved in the game context. The fragment mentions Umpire Dunleavy overseeing the event.
In Chicago Nat Emerson of Cincinnati and H H Waldner of Chicago reach the final round to face Kreigh Colline for the championship. Semifinal yesterday saw Hunt of California win the first two sets against Eeote before collapsing. doubles today feature Coline with Munt vs Larned and Riersen.
Cricket Kelly, who rode for Lucky Baldwin to California last winter, arrived at The Meadows yesterday and will ride there for the season.
A hard rowing crew from New York plans to sail to England after competing in Cambridge University eight trials. The team looks to build on its September water training and improve international standing.
The Ratntors meet Baohonmbah at Madison Park with Rainier pitcher Klaus favored to hold the line. Anacortes players Kaysen Davey and Whittten join the Ham jera lineup for Calgary. start time is 3 o clock with free admission for ladies.
Tomorrow the employing members of the union will consider a proposition to settle differences with the union. The proposal states they will pay all dues from suspension date and continue payment in return for being permitted to work in their trade. Employers refuse to pay any strike assessments.
A fragment notes a party refusing payment described as an agnesemente and subsequent suap on a Monday months ago, indicating a civil dispute and pending legal action.
The Women's Equal Union Labor League held a reception at the Labor Temple on Thursday night for members of theMarpenten union. A push to form a league of wives of able sewers at Ballard started with a committee appointed.
A fragment from a regular monthly meeting notice shows topics on investments and real estate, with a focus on bargains and a listing of names and events. The text includes references to the Royal Chapter and Interna aes Typographical union.
The Longwood tenure tournament reaches its finale with W. J. Clothier of Philadelphia versus Karl H. Behr of New Haven to decide who challenges current holder W. A. Larned. In doubles, Hackett and Fr. J. Alexander of New York face Clothier and Larned for the Eastern championship. the teams split last year.
Spokane Golf Club takes the individual interstate title with Magin edging Butte’s Moffatt by a single stroke after the last putt on the ninth hole. Butte leads the Intermountain country team standings with one title to Spokane’s two.
Dane ny Maher aboard Lord Derby's bay Chaucer won the Liverpool cup at the July meeting. The 1,400 sovereign handicap was run over one and three eighth miles with Velocity second and Dinneford third from nine starters. Chaucer beat Velocity by a neck in a driving finish.
Andrew Buckley seeks divorce and temporary alimony claiming his wife Aytrew Dunlap has a first husband and a second marriage. the case hinges on alleged illicit unions, property rights, and a disputed house and depot money as Buckley fronts a court motion in Detroit. The dispute includes a 1898 origin, a Chicago residence, Topeka ties, and questions of Michigan marriage law. Buckley seeks an injunction and financial relief while the couple’s real estate and livestock assets are debated.
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