Aberdeen Cubs Series Shift To Seattle Grounds
Weather and heavy Aberdeen rain forced rearrangement as the Cubs travel from Woodchoppers grounds to Seattle for a week of play. The Cubs arrived cityside at 11 this night returning home after travel. Dag to oversee honors in the box with Roberts in right field. Hickey to rejoin the lineup. Ladies day brings hoped for large crowd as National League action continues.
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Aberdeen
Cubs
Aberdeen Bailiwick
Dag
Doy
Roberts
Hickey
Jersey City Fans Wait as Ten Dollar Gold Goes Untaken
Local Jersey City readers hold ten dollar gold certificates unused as the city baseball club seeks funds. The paper notes no payout yet and contrasts with Seattle and Aberdeen activity at Dugdale's park, where 11 homers were hit over six games.
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Jersey City
Dr City
Seattle
Aberdeen
Dugdale
Spitball Ban and Baseball Bits From Early 1900s
McGraw says pitchers must not use the spitball as it hurts their arms and rejects the squeeze play as a trick for the timid. Griffith attempts delays in Chicago hoping rain halts a five inning game, while bets and training talk swirl around racing and boxing figures like Jockey Radtke and Joe Gans. Buck Freeman hits six homers in three weeks for Minneapolis. Chesbro’s 14 straight wins in 1905 stands as a league mark. A New York writer notes McGraw’s quiet, gentlemanly stance amid the buzz.
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Radtke
Broadway
Clark Griffith
Cchicago
Paul Rainey
Marrs
Buck Freeman
Minneapolis
Jack Chesbro
Joe Gans
Baltimore
Joe
New York
Unclear sports note hints at Vancouver game yesterday
Fragmentary entry mentions a Vancouver game and a prior Septe mber event but lacks readable names dates or outcomes.
Cubs Manager Assesses Pitcher After Declining Curve
Manager Chance of the Chicago Cubs comments on Mathewson of Olante, saying his curve is gone and he will not regain his 1906 form, following a long consideration.
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Chance
Chicago Cubs
Mathewson
Olante
High School Baseball Team Heads East on Summer Trip
The high school baseball team departs tomorrow for a summer trip through several states with a side visit to the Jamestown exposition. About 2400 of the 2500 needed has been raised by local businessmen, and students have contributed small sums. Roughly 45 games are planned with teams along the route. the group expects to return by late August.
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States
Racing Yesterday Reports From Multiple Steeplechase Trials
Yesterday’s program lists six races with winners including Pollie L on 108 backer Sireeeeee at St Avon, Baker wall’s Geo Kilborn at 107, Talamund 110 home Avantelius, Markie Mayer 109 and Convent Bell 106, Joe Coyne 104 leading Phith James 192. Times range from 1:12 to 2:22, with seconds and thirds noted for each event.
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St Avon
Soceed
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Bakerwall
Mentry
Geo. Kilborn
Sea Air
Talamund
Lynch
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Pbyronerdale
Markie Mayer
McRae
Ed Sheridan
Ralph Young
Fraterity
Talentosa
Rettig
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Joe Coyne
Kirschbaum
Phith James
Lord of the
Thoroughbred racing results across six races
In the first race over three quarters of a mile Floss and 102 led then Gold Bell 109 finished second Plaud 93 third with a time of 1 21 46. The Ada O Walker 109 won the nine sixteenths mile with Col Hrady 109 second and Margaret Randolph 94 third in 19. The one mile race saw Bone brake 108 win with At tila 108 second Sea Salt 96 third in 1 60 246. Harry Scott 97 won the seven eighths mile over Lexoline 106 and Envoy 196 in 1 36. Western 99 won the three quarters with Mint Boy 99 second Vipeline 104 third in 1 19 1 6. The final one mile race Dr Spruill 106 won over Matador 108 and Kleinwood 198 in 1 49 1 6.
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Ada O. Walker
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Vipeline
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Lee
Matador
Kieinwood
Navy Yard Bremerton Visitors Invite Battleship Tour
Tour details invite visits to the U S Navy Yard Bremerton and its ships including the Nebraska Oregon and Wisconsin with a mammoth Drydock. Boats depart Pier 2 at 6 30, 8 30, 10 am, 1 15, 2 30 and 4 30 p m round trip price five tenths of a dollar.
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Bremerton
Nebraska
Oregon
Wisconsin
Mammoth Drydock
Boata
Forcing Confession in Haywood Trial Details Orchard Motives
The day opens with Attorney Richardson pressing Orchard on movements before Steunenberg’s death. Orchard’s testimony traces thefts, travels through Wallace and Spokane, bomb plans, alibi efforts, and alleged conspirators including Simpkins Easterly and Haywood. Prosecutors aim to show motive tied to past fortunes and murder without external prompting.
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Richardson
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Jack Moffet
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Simphon
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Jamen Sullivan
Denver
Sullivan
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Idaho
Fred Miller
Spokane
Meyer
Pettibone
Deever
Steunenberg N. Jy
Belt
Peabody
Goddard
Gabbert
Mine Owners Association
Not Guilty Verdict in James A. Bunea Smuggling Trial
A jury in the local United States circuit court found ex-deputy sheriff James A. Bunea not guilty after about six hours deliberation. The verdict was delivered at about 7 o'clock Wednesday evening in the defendant's presence and was acknowledged by his wife and two sisters Mrs J J Mc Donald and Mr A A Robinson who shook hands with the jurors and thanked them.
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King County
United States
Crcuit Court
Hanford
J. J. McDonald
A. A. Robinson
President at Nome Steamer Sails for Seattle
The Steamer President of the Pacific bound for St. Michaela steamed out of Nome at 10 o'clock with a gold shipment aboard and many passengers. The Victoria also sailed for Seattle Tuesday night at 9 o'clock with a cargo and people aboard.
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Alaska
Pacific
St. Michaela
Victoria
Seattle
Seattle Man in Suicide in Nebraska Lumber Yard
OMAHA June 13. Joseph Allen Sparks of Seattle committed suicide in his brother’s lumber yard at Valentine Nebraska. Sparks had recently come east from Seattle and appeared depressed with poor health. His body was found hanging in a dry kiln joint.
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Omaha
Joseph Allen Sparks
Seattle
Valentine
Neb
Sparks
High School Lets Christian Endeavor Use Building During Convention
The school board allows the Christian Endeavor society to use the high school building for meetings during the convention. General Banks, the school caterer, is authorized to keep his place open during convention week.
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Christian Endeavor Society
General Banks
Van Dyke Dies of Injuries from Tree Accident
Charlie Van Dyke a Grace Lamber driver died at Providence hospital from injuries after a falling tree struck him at Woodenville June 3. He had been injured Tuesday when the accident occurred.
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Grace Lamber Company
Providence Hospital
van Dyke
Woodenrville
Carrie Nation Arrested for Disorderly Conduct
Carrie Nation was arrested after haranguing a crowd in front of a downtown saloon. She was released on $20 collateral.
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Washington
Carrie Nation
Rainiers to Face Ballard Crew at Ballard Park
Next Sunday Richmonds Rainiers meet the Ballard aggregation at Ballard Park with Finney and Hemmenway leading Rainiers and Woodworth and Hein starring for Ballard.
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Rainiers
Ballard
Ballard Park
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Hemmenway
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Woodworth and Hein
Postpone Races To Accommodate International Race
The Motor Boat Club met last night to resolve conflicts that would have forced July 4 events. They decided to postpone the motor boat races to 6 and shift focus to the international yacht race in the fall.
Government by the people praised by English ambassador
T J Bryce, the English ambassador, told Illinois University students that government by the people is the best form for any country. He cited Switzerland as the most successful democracy among nations.
Smith Discharged in Cow Mutilation Case
Louis Smith was placed on trial before Judge Morrie and a jury in the superior court. After the prosecution failed to connect him with the acts, the judge ordered his discharge. Pay your Hat of B. N. Brooks & Co. 1331 Second Ave. Dr. Leo Baker, 206 Wirel building. Main 6256.
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Morrie
Morris
B. N. Brooks & Co
Second Ave
Leo Baker
Wirel Building
Baseball Gossip From Seattle As Teams Rally
Baseball gossip notes several amateur games canceled as Cubs and Woodchoppers return to Seattle. Beattie likely to pitch opening game. Vancouver alleged forfeit clarified. McIntyre refused a doubleheader. league rules cited. Emery released by Shreeder. McClellan joins. Portland fans sour on McCredie’s last season strategy and team sales.
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Seattle
Bank
Seattle College-ft. Martin
Beattie
Coy
Vancouver
Nutte
McIntyre
Lucas
Mclintyre
Portland
McCredie
Whistett Editorial Board Elected by Inter Class
At a meeting of the inter class the Whistett members were elected by the class. Edward Leigh was named editor in chief, Jesse Howles became business manager, Melville Manheimer the exchange editor, Leah Miller the society editor, and Henry Peoples the senior editor.
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Whistett
Edward Leigh
Jesse Howles
Melville Manheimer
Leah Miller
Henry Peoples
Ladies Spring Hats Sale at Novelty Skiat Mfg Co
Hats priced up to 12.50 are reduced to 4.08 at the Novelty Skiat Manufacturing Company store in a spring sale. Limited stock on women’s headwear with discounts on assortments and styles.
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