The Right Dr. Brown Was The Wrong Dr. Brown
An advertisement from Dr Edwin Brown D D S at 713 First Avenue Union Block Seattle proclaims he is Seattle's leading dentist and disputes rival dentists. He states he has run a cash practice for years and offers evening and Sunday hours. He warns of a rival claiming the Hight Dr Brown title and promises long term patient endorsement of his methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flrst Avenue
Nion Block
Ashington Block
Seattle
Rst
Brown
t-Intelligencer
Washington
Edwin Brown
First Avenue Union Block
Postal Telegraph Building
Sharp
Bas» Balla
Giants Lose to Portland Slipping to Fourth Place
Raymond's Giants fall 10 to 8 at Portland, dropping from second to fourth as Spokane's win helps widen the gap. A harsh night for Giants defense and Barrenkamp's rough outing seal the loss, though Seattle fought back with a ninth inning rally before fading. Manager Raymond plans to start Bill James in the box today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Giants
Hingliab
Portland
Seattle
Spokane
James and Whaling Sold to Boston Nationals
Pitcher Bill James and catcher Bert Whaling the star battery of Seattle in the Northwestern league were sold to the Boston Nationals for about 8000 dollars. They will report next season while New York Cincinnati Washington and Cleveland clubs pursued them. President Dugdale would not divulge the price noting only that aside from the 30000 O Toole Kelly sale this ranks as a top price for a battery. A telegram from Boston’s President Ward said terms were accepted and the national commission would receive the agreement and check shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Bill James
Bert Whaling
Star Battery
Seattle
Boston Nationals
New York
Cincinnati
Washington
Cleveland
Dugdale
Ward
Boston
Reading
James
Whaling
National Commission
Wolgast Prepares For Rivers With Ranch Time
Champion Ad Wolgast leaves Los Angeles for Nat Goodwin's ranch to pick oranges and lemons before the July 4 bout with Mexican Joe Rivers. Rivers trains by roller coaster suspension 15 feet high to build arm and back muscles as betting shifts to 10 to 7 against Wolgast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Ad Wolgast
Nat Goodwin
Joe Rivers
Rivers
Wolgast
Patsy O Rourke Resigns as Sacramento Baseball Captain
Joseph L O Rourke known as Patsy quits as captain of the Sacramento baseball club U H K. Van Buren named as his successor in a brief Sacramento dispatch dated June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy O'Rourke
Sacramento
Cal
Joseph L. O'Rourke
Patsy
U. HK
van Buren
O'Rourke
Frisco Acquires Howard from St Paul Club
Frisco buys Del Howard brother of Ivan Howard from the St Paul club in the American association. Howard is an outfielder and joins the San Francisco roster amid the season trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisco
Howard
SAN Francisco
del Howard
Ivan Howard
Los Angeles
St. Paul Club
American Association
Jack Connors Stars for Wenatchee Fans This Season
Seattle youth Jack Connors thrills Wenatchee crowds with standout play this season, delivering strong all around athletic performances and earning praise from local fans and observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Connors
Seattle
Wenatchee Way
Athletica
Braves Take Easy Win Over Tacoma on Diamonds
The Spokane Braves beat Tacoma 9 to 4 to move into third place, ahead of the Giants. Indians opened with four runs in the second inning while Hall hit a four-bagger for Tacoma in the seventh inning, but Spokane held command. The same two teams meet at Dug's Park this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braves
Tacoma
Tigers
Spokane Braves
Giants
Indians
Johnson
Spokane
Hall
Nill
Abbott
Dug's Park
Champs win 10th inning game in Victoria
The Champs defeated the Bees 4 to 0 in ten innings, ending Vancouver’s streak. Kippert hit a home run in the last inning, and two eighth inning errors by Kollar helped Vancouver score five runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Champs
Bees
McCreery
Kippert
Vancouver
Kollar
Gov. McDonald allows Johnson Flynn bout July 4 in Las Vegas
The governor will not interfere to prevent the Johnson Flynn fight on July 4 in Las Vegas New Mexico. Fight backers including prominent local merchants have posted the governor’s announcement and pledged about 10000 dollars in guarantees. Both fighters started early, with Bach working ten miles before returning to camp for afternoon gym work and boxing drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
N. M
Wm. McDonald
Bach
William McDonald
New Mexico
Johnson and Flyon
Reform Outfit
Gov
McDonald
Local Sports Notes Highlight Lake Mishaps and Fishing Wins
Keith Merkeley avoids lake incidents at YMCA camp by the lake, while Stanley Shaw faces scorn after a friend was left drying. M Mikkleson reports 13 salmon from Vashon Island near Weat Pasa. John Starbird steers Bitter Lake boat as opening baseball nears. Elmer Borton shines for Albers at first base. Meagher from Vancouver Deaf School plans Potlatch week events after strong Northwest wrestling and boxing showings. G Garland dominates YMCA tennis, challenging leaders after recent wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Merkeley
Lakeside
Stanley Shaw
M. Mikkleson
Ernst Grothers
Vashon Island
Weat Pasa
J. Frederick Meagher
Washington State School For the Deaf
Vancouver
Seattle
Boillott Finishes First in French Auto Race
George Boillott a Frenchman driving a Leon Peugeot won the grand prize of the Automobile club of France in Dieppe as Louis Wagner American in Fiat took second. The race covered ten laps on a 27 kilometer triangular course totaling 453 miles 54 furlongs with a cheering crowd and notable officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dieppe
George Boillott
Automobile Club of France
Louis Wagner
Fiat
Collinet
Boblott
Bruce Brown
France
Bolllott
Bolilott
Megaphone Miller Delights Seattle Park Crowd
The article praises Megaphone Miller at Seattle's Dugdale’s park for delivering lively play-by-play and humorous, breezy announcements that keep fans engaged. His voice carries across the stadium and enhances game enjoyment, contrasting with Eastern ballparks where scorecards hide players from sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Dugdale’s Park
Cascades
Seattle
WANT COUNTRY GAMES Alec Rose Invites Out of Town Teams
Alec Rose manager of the Albers Brothers team challenges Seattle amateur squads to prove themselves. Out of town managers with open dates, June 30 and July 7, should contact Alec Rose at 1720 Yealorway. Phone East 3602.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alec Rose
Albers Hrothers
Seattle
Yealorway
East
Theatres This Week Show Moore Thurlow in Old Heidelberg
Major venues including Moore Thurlow Bergen in Old Heidelberg with appearances at Metropolitan Dark Seattle Dark and several vaudeville houses. Photoplays include Clemmer Melbourne and vaudeville acts at each cinema.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Thurlow Bergen
Old Heidelberg
Metropolitan
Seattle
Orpheum
Empress
Clemmer
Melbourne
O'Brien Beats Seattle Jewelers 3 1 in Sunday Match
O'Brien extended a winning streak by defeating Seattle Jewelers 3 to 1. Sharkey won 7 of 9 games tossing for O'Brien. The victors face the Centrals next Sunday. O'Brien has open July dates for any amateur team. Address C. C. Burke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Brien
Seattle
Sharkey
Centrals
Ritchie Beats Mandot In Ten Round Championship Fight
In New Orleans Willie Ritchie of San Francisco defeated Joe Mandot in a ten round bout by a wide margin. Mandot was saved from knockout in the final round by the crowd and referee, as Ritchie showcased cleanly aimed punches and prevailed clearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Willie Ritchie
San Francisco
Joe Mandot
Mandot
Ritchie
Cal Ewing reshapes San Francisco club with two trades
San Francisco transactions shift the roster as pitcher Harry Suter is sold to Portland and outfielder Tom Raftery goes to Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania. The moves follow a broader shake up announced by club owner Cal Ewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal Ewing
Harry Suter
Portland
Tom Raftery
Wilkesbarre
Harold Melvin Emerges as Nifty Seattle Amateur Outfielder
Harold Melvin develops into a standout outfielder in Seattle's amateur ranks this season. His quick fielding and strong hitting put him on Dug's radar for regular duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Melvin
Seattle
Pat Scott to Meet Hyland Winner in July title push
Northwest lightweight Pat Scott, hailed as a top contender, is on a path toward bigger bouts. He faces the Tacoma July 4 winner of Dick Hyland versus Marine fleet, with Bayley versus Allen for Canada’s crown June 27 at Bassano noted as a possible stepping stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie Field
Pat Scott
Northwest
Pat
Dick Hyland
Tacoma
Bayley
Allen
Canada
Bassano
Hyland
Fishing conditions improve as rivers return to normal levels
Reports from regional streams show Waltons to Skykomish improving with clearer, lower water and better fishing. Anglers including Ned Williams and Billy Woodworth return with a season’s best Skykomish catch, while Lake Crescent and Bitterlake offer notable hauls and upcoming seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston
Woodinville
North Bend
Monroe
Snoqualmie
Robe
Union
Fortson
Ned Williams
Billy Woodworth
Baring
Piper & Taft
McGinty
Reuben Wood
H. F. Sharples
Terry Jv
Lake Crescent
Also Mentioned on This Page
Everett Fe
Hewitt
Kodaks
Donaldson
Bae Valen
Cor
Stath
Aim
Kodak Films
A. M. Frost
Firet
Stevens Academy
Pine
Bookle
KODAK
Fintennog
Gee
Jacobs
Tee Shop
P.L Ride
J. Samson Marine
Eliott Bay Yacht & Engine Co
West
Seattle Ferry
Dr. Brown
Bill Barrenkamp
Colts
Barrenkamp
Doc” Bloomfield
Strait
Chick
Moran
Bloomfield
Williams
Hope
Speas
Sthaw
Chick Witd
Hoomfisid
van Haltren
Beattie
Anh Shaw
Mann
Apenas
Vries
Wittiema
Cottrta
Iboom
Brooks
Sinth
Peewee Prierieovest
United Press
United Preas
Tennage
Vancouver Ccccee
LiLi O
Kkevntss
Frenchcet
Cakliand
Macramento
Vernon
Portisad
National Leagur
Philadelphia
Cineinesti
Chibik
Brooklys
St. Louie
Pittsbore
Chicago
Louis
Detroit
Ham
Pet
Vernon Siskind
L.ce A
Haemie
Claveld
RING
John Starbird
Bitter Lake
Elmer Borton
Albers
G. Garland
J. McGinnis
BK. O. Stanley
Boillott
Portland Bays
Suter
Asahis
Comets
Fueuda
Finch
Fucuda
Noto
Erwin
Nelson
Eo Broadway
East Pine ST
Bull Bros
Third Avenue
Main
Ind
People's Bank
Heattie
Dreamland
Kaverismi
Dan Morgan
K. O. Brown
Leac Cross
Cross
Dan
Rockaway
East Ride
Sam
Fullerton
Tommy Ryan
Paris
Hackenschmidt
Hon
Jack Curley
Pueblo
Curley
Flynn
The
Waltons
Hackle
M. C. Heineman and Son
Garcia
Milwaukee Road
W. H. Carstens
Bitterlake
Denny
Calhoun, Denny & Ewing
Ovington’s
Beardsley Bay
Ovington Hotel
Modern Furniture Company
Charter Oak Ranges
Eee
Puna
Everett Edmonds
Colmea Main
E. L. Swick
Gibson-Chandler Furn. CO
Albert Hansen
Corner
J. H. Goodier
C. P
Bradbury System
Milwaukee
Brent
Seventh and
King Streets
Noice Undertaking Co. Broadway and Union
Kew
Jeo
Tim and Stores
Guar and
M. Sapert
Offic
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!