Portland Lacrosse Row Threatens Northwest League Unity
The Star reports Oddy from Seattle to Portland creates tensions among Seattle Tacoma Everett clubs. A July 24 meeting may oust Portland if rules violations persist. If Oddy plays July 3 against Tacoma, Tacoma will protest. League leaders insist Portland, if kept, must follow rules to keep the league intact.
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Northwest Lacrosse League
Portland
Geo
Oddy
Beattle Lacrose
Star
Everett
Tigers
Seattle
Tacoma Clube
Portland Lacrosse Club
Tacoma
Seattle, Tacoma and Everett
Ringer
One Favorite Wins Track Meet At The Mead One
Aurora B was the sole favorite winner in six races at The Mead One yesterday afternoon. Boltaire edged B C Green in a five furlong race as the pace setters led early. Tak ing the lead from the start Lady Nimora won the four furlongs while Rubiana finished strong to take second from Mabel Gates. Andrew B Cook, who previously swerved, rode a safe race to win by two lengths with Instructor in second. The other five races provided keen competition on a heavy track.
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Egbert
Hurdies
Boltaire
B. C. Green
Green
Alepeth
Herbert
Lady Nimora
Rubiana
Mabel Gates
Kelley
Andrew B. Cook
Cook
Instructor
Ocyrohe
T. Stewart
Irwin's timely twobagger lifts Frisco in tenth
In Seattle, San Francisco staged a dramatic tenth inning rally as Charlie Irwin delivered a two base hit with two aboard to beat Seattle 9 to 5. Jay Hughes started for Seattle and Whalen for Frisco held off the attack while Irwin’s hit sealed the win.
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Seattle
San Francisco
Charlie Irwin
Jay Hughes
Irwin
Whalen
Frisco
Ec Cvass
San
Attell Edges Reagan In Fifteenth Round Title Bout
Abe Attell of San Francisco won a decision over Johnny Reagan of Brooklyn after fifteen rounds. Attell and his seconds clashed in the ring post fight before officials separated them. The bout was held in St Louis on June 24.
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St, Louis
Abe Attell
San Francisco
Johnny Reagan
Brooklyn
Attell
Vancouver Jockey Club Race Meet Preview
Race meet of the Vancouver Jockey Club proceeds with key events and notable entries. Officials warn of track conditions and prize allocations while trainers and riders prepare for anticipated coast to coast competition.
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Vancouver Jockey Club
Racer Billy Delands New Auto Boat Launches on Lake Washington
The Billy Deland automobile boat debuted at the Eagle boat home on Lake Washington with Capt. Jacob BK Jacobson and Lester Weat praising its potential speed. A trial trip is planned next Monday afternoon as Belond pursues the title of fastest launch on the lake.
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Billy” Deland
Lake Washington
Eagle Boat Home
Jacob BK
Jacobson
Lester Weat
Belond
Seattle Yachts Prepare for Victoria Regatta
Seattle yachts ready for the Victoria regatta July 2 and 4 with Bainbridge Island cruise planned by the Seattle Yacht Club. Bonita will not race this season while the Johnson brothers built Pathfinder arouses local interest hoping to surprise competitors. Vancouver also to hold a regatta July 7.
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Seattle
Victoria
Stimeon
Johnson Brothers
Seattle Yacht Club
Bainee Ialand
Vancouver
Long Fights Krant in Prized Local Boxing Clash
Louie Long trains hard at his quarters for a forthcoming bout with Krant. Long vows caution after past mistakes and seeks to defend his title claims. Krant shows steady improvement and a strong fan base, challenging Long as a top contender in the division. A Krant victory could elevate him toward the championship.
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Louie Long
Krant
Newseboy
Long
Tve
Fire at the Fair Destroys Hoo-Hoo House in St Louis
A morning blaze at the world’s fair grounds in St Louis damaged the Hoo-Hoo House with a loss around 50 000 and insured for 90 000. The Union Airing Company concession lost about 4 000. Fire spread quickly causing fears of a larger conflagration as several occupants escaped. The blaze was suspected to start from electric light wires, endangering the Texas German Oregon and mines and metallurgy buildings.
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ST. Louis
VAG LAW UPHELD AS CONSTITUTIONAL FELONY
A Olympia press dispatch reports the supreme court sustained the last legislature’s law making it a felony to live off the earnings of a fallen woman. The ruling upholds Charlies Zenner’s conviction from Chehalis county. A divorce was granted to Mrs G Case from M B Case on cruelty. Warships depart for the U S Navy yard with hourly round trips on Sundays.
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Olympia
Supreme Court
Seattle
Charlies Zenner
Superior Court of
Chehalis Courty
Bandits Escape After Robbery at Butter Dakota Saloon
Three masked men entered the Dakota saloon in Butter, Montana, forced four patrons and proprietor W H Evans against the wall, and pockets about $100. Miner James Daly spotted the robbery and notified authorities, but police misrouted the call and the robbers fled.
Debate on Publicity in Medical Practice at Church Parlor
The Sociological Society of the First Presbyterian Church holds an evening debate in the church parlors on the question of whether more publicity is advisable in the methods of medical and surgical practice. Stephen Pashkowsky sues Seattle Electric in superior court for 3000 dollars claiming he was knocked down by a freight car on First Avenue. Premier Richard McBride and R F Greene visit to study U S irrigation problems. An application for a receiver for Olympia Athletic Club is filed in superior court, alleging insolvency and creditor status. HM W Ring is committed to an insane asylum by Superior Judge Bell due to business worries.
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Sociological Society
First Presbyterian Church
Stephen Pashkowsky
Seattle Electric Company
First Avenue
Richard McBride
British Columbia
R. F. Greene
United States
Miner
Olympia Athletic Club
Improvements at Moscow to Star Moen Radio
It is estimated that over 200000 will be expended in Moscow this year for new buildings and for the sewage system and enlargement of the water works. Principal items include the University of Idaho armory and gymnasium 26000 Elke temple 16000 Carnegie library 10000 P C Olson brick block 7000 Stuart Bros brick livery barn 5000 M F Lewis residence 7000 Jerome Day residence 7000 W D Smith residence 3000 and many other residences 1000 to 2500. The sewer system costs 16000 and water works improvements 10000.
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Starmoen Radio
Lane
Moscow
University of Idaho
Elke’ Temple
Carnegie Library
P. C. Olson
Btuart Bros
M. F E. Lewis
Jerome Day
W. D. Smith
Man Initiates Divorce After Short Marriage
Samuel Roe filed for divorce in the superior court against his wife Signi Roe. They wed less than five months ago and two weeks after the marriage he began to flirt with other men and she left when he protested.
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Samuel Roe
Signi Roe
Mathematician Col Wright Egerton Dies at West Point
West Point reports the death of Col Wright Egerton of the Military Academy department of mathematics. The notice confirms his passing on June 24 and notes his service at the academy.
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West Point
Col. Wright Egerton
Department of Mathematics
The
Military Academy
Man claims buried treasure near Yesler block in court house yard
A wild eyed man burst into the county commissioners' office claiming two hundred fifty thousand dollars in gold and jewels is buried in the Yesler block lot near the Third Avenue and James Street courthouse. He said the Lord directs him to dig for the poor, and the commissioners allowed a two hour search while an insanity inquiry was ordered.
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Third Avenue
James Street
Cow Commissioners
Wiest Beattie
Yesler Block
Haker
Court House
Tragedy Near Nee Perce In buggy Runaway
BERT COBSTELLA of Nex Perce died in a buggy runaway near Nee Perce. McCoy Hill, an Indian, was badly injured. One horse was killed, another injured, and the vehicle demolished.
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Bert Cobstella
Nex Perce
McCoy Hill
Nee Perce
Manthel Faces Trial for Perjury in Nome Extradition
Edward Manthel, who admitted swearing away an innocent woman's liberty, is jailed and to be sent to Nome for trial on perjury charges. He pursued a false accusation against Helen Wagner, leading to her death in jail. Roosevelt era extradition proceedings with Detective Herron and umpending court action.
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Dawson
Edward Manthel
Nome
Manthel
Helen Wagner
United States
Washington
Selkirk Street
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Charles E. Herron
Secret Service
States
Herren
Mangum
Hunker
Genard
Herron
Barah
Waldron Sentenced to Two Years for Assault in Domestic Case
Steve A Waldron offered to plead guilty to assault with intent to do bodily harm after partial testimony in his trial for attempting to kill his wife. Judge Tallman imposed the maximum two year penitentiary sentence. prosecutors noted Waldron failed to support his wife and attempted to slit her throat with a razor, but only inflicted a severe breast wound.
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Steve A. Waldron
Scott
Tallman
Waldron
Price List For Farm Goods From California Markets
A fragmented historical price catalog lists per unit rates for potatoes carrots onions and related produce, with quantities like per ton per crate and per box. It includes fruits such as apples oranges lemons peaches and berries, as well as grains butter cheese poultry fish and other staples with varied unit measures and regional mentions.
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California
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Long Shots
Aurora B
Adams
Washington Creamery Butter
Iowa
California Vanila
Adame
Pioneer
Sonoma Preserving Co
NAM Tea and Coffee Co
Second Ave
Medison
Styles
Delsheimet & Co
Los Angeles
Farmer Dugdale
Hall
Newton
Wheeler
Spiestberg
Steelman
Oakland
Cooper
Iowa Hatters
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Lohman
McCarthy
McDonald
Boise
Butte
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Salt Lake
Puget Sound League
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Louis
Sedro-Woolley
Beattie
Tereeee
Bellingham
Racer
Seattle Yachts
Mra. G
M. EB
U. S Navy Yard
Ose
Madras
ING
L. A. Co-Operative Store
Union
Rochdale
Haier
E An
N “Pratt
New Court House
Calumet
Mich
St. Jean Re Baptiste Society
London
International Congress of the Salvation Army
Army Hall
Strand
International Congress
Booth
Haer Bay
Lake George
INDON
Amertombasty
Kent
Carter
Atter
York
Ole
Vince Ie
A. Lawrence
Becon
Avenue
Ana Eart
Cote
Hmiy
McLaren & Themeon
Bon Marche
Fantiog Ries
Dresnes
Salem
Ibehrimpe
Monarch
Acorn
Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Company, Inc
Wash
Teale
Hills
Furniture and Carpet Company
Second Avenue and
Union Street
Liberal Credit Store
Accessceseretec
Arak Eth
Stormhood
Dr. Lyon
Colgate
Mennen
Parker's
Woodbury's
Mernanorso
Cais
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