Court Warns Show Dwarflarge Man After Ring Fight
In Plainfield New Jersey Lafle a diminutive performer about 89 inches tall and 74 pounds faced Clark O Mack an eight foot 285 pound giant in a New York show company dispute. Both men were dismissed with a warning not to fight. Laf le admitted the charge saying he aimed for the giant’s face but kicked him on the shins and pummeled his ribs.
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Plainfield
N. J
Geo
Laibie
Clark O. Mack
New York
Laible
Laféle
Lafble
Seattle Bungoed in Dramatic Pacific Coast Game
Portland defeated Seattle 3 to 2 after a long crowd delay and a disputed ninth inning. Whitbeck allowed five hits and 10 strikeouts, Hickey matched with nine, Hurley sparked Seattle with a first inning double and three hits in the game. Stovall’s foul call cost Seattle a run as Portland took the series opener. Seattle heads to Portland for the next games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bammy Vigneaux
Wedfootera
Seattle
Battle
Whitbeck
Portland
Jack Hickey
Hickey
Dugdale
Hurley
Rymple
Bill Hurley
Bill
Muffen
Muller
Port
Huriburt
Stanley
Dalrymple
Hurburt
Campbell
Stovall
Smith
Market Opens Strong as Buyers Demand Fruits
The markets opened with strong weekly activity as buyers filled shelves and demand rose for all fruit types. Strawberries are noted as in demand, prices in this line are failing, and eggs remain unchanged though brokers expect a price move before week’s end.
Local Market Prices Ahoy Vegetables Fruits and More
A garbled roundup lists commodity prices for fruits vegetables and meats. Items include oranges lemons apples peaches cherries prunes and melons with per crate per case or per pound figures. Also shown are grains butter cheese eggs poultry and feed prices with multiple values and abbreviations scattered throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke
Borchsenius Reinstated to Nome Clerk Post
Geo. W. Borchsenius, once clerk of the U S court at Nome, is to be reinstated by Judge Alfred H. Moore who succeeds Judge Wickersham. Borchsenius will sail north in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Borchsenius
United States
Nome
Alfred 8. Moore
Wickersham
Borchsenius
Seattle
Bertha arrives from Valdes with news of drowning and mining updates
The Bertha reached Valdes at 8:30 AM with zero passengers and brought word of Tob Kennelly’s drowning near the Kotsina river crossing after a boat mishap. Reported mining advances include Nesina creek placer richness, a copper vein discovery, and multiple claims staked around Valdes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha
Valdes
Tob Kennelly
Kotsina River
J. McCune
Kennelly
Nesina Creek
E. C. van Prandt
Seattle
Rex Gulch
King Solomon's Ich
Valdesge Barrack
William Lashbrook
G. Seaventh
San Francis
Thirty-second Artillery
Vaides Ie
Wort
Captain Hanson
Europe
School Board Plans New High School Additions
The school board meets this evening to open bids for a new schoolhouse and discuss furnishing the new High school. A four room brick addition to Queen Anne school on Main street is to be read at about $2000 and a kindergarten on the adjacent lot is to cost $600.
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Main Street
Mortality Notices From Local Funeral Homes
Funeral services were held for Rebecca A. Haw ley at Butterworth & Sons Chapel at 10 this morning. Gerald F.R. Campbell’s services were conducted at Bonney & Stewart’s chapel at 2 this afternoon. Alfred J. Bates of this city died yesterday at noon from tuberculosis, and he was a brother of John H. Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca A. Hawley
Butterworth & Sons
eGrald RF. Campbell
Bonney & Stewart's
Alfred J. Bates
Ulosia
Tubere
John H. Bates
Funeral held for Gerald R. Campbell killed by four policemen
The funeral for Gerald R. Campbell, reportedly shot by four policemen in Whatcom last week, was held at Bonney & Stewart's chapel at 2 pm. Interment followed in Lake View cemetery. Archie Chisholm reported a robbery of 85 dollars at a lodging house on Fourth Avenue and Main Street after finding his door unlocked.
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Gerald R. Campbell
Whatcom
Bonney & Stewart's
Terment
Lake View Cemetery
Archie Chisholm
Butte
Comnell
Fourth Avenue
Main Street
Bicycle stock sale closes at one dollar on dollar
June 24 1902 letter accepts offer to sell bicycle business stock at one dollar on the dollar. Remaining shopworn items to be closed out at once with large reductions on lamps and other goods, including solar lamps and 1903 models not included.
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F. M
City
Ste
Seven Years Pastors Torch Bearers Sermon at Plymouth Church
Dr W H G Temple marked seven years as pastor of Plymouth Congregational Church since 1895 and noted 600 members added and an $8000 debt wiped. He urged the congregation to hold forth the Word of God as a torch against adversity, promising life through faith and service.
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W. H. G. Temple
D. D
Plymouth Congregational Church
Emple
Bosaton
Beattie
Woors
Police Notes Report Multiple Arrests and Thefts
Patrolmen arrest W J Dray for selling phony jewelry and plan to charge him with peddling without a license. Geo Tracy W Andrigo J F Donahue jailed on suspicion with Tracy noted as an ex convict. Detectives Hubbard Freeman made the capture. F W Barker’s Branch house room entered two suits of clothing and a watch stolen. J W Williamson John Calloway and P J Almgren jailed after a free for all fight. Patrolmen Gilbert Mayon led arrests. People Open Air Church event on Occidental avenue invites workingmen at 11 am directed by P J Crowley.
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Kelly
Deigh
W. J. Dray
Ana
Geo
Tracy
W. Andrigo
J. F. Donahue
Hubbard
Freeman
F. W. Barker
J. W. Williamson
John Calloway
P. J. Almgren
Gilbert and
Mayon
Dancing Classes for Beginners in Private Evenings
Public notice advertises Monday and Friday evening dancing classes for beginners and strictly exclusive private lessons available every afternoon and evening at Trssanteae block Fifth and Pike with limited enrollment.
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Trssanteae
Target Practice Unit Reports High Scores at Woodland Range
DPD company members, led by Lieut J Howard Darlington with 97/100 and 142/160, achieve top marks at Woodland Park range. Other high scorers include KE Huckley, Lindsley, Stratton, and Billings. A May 26 complaint about a bullet ricochet prompted investigation, after which firing lines were adjusted. Practice resumes weekly until August camp. The block also notes a Galbraith dock shipment for Valparaiso and stock liquidation prices.
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DPD
Woodland Park
J. Howard Darlington
KE. Huckley
Lindsley
Stratton
Billings
Green Lake
Inglia
Liddell's Damask and Household Linens Sale Notes
A sale listing highlights Damask table linens at 79c to 1.00 and Napkins at 1.75 to 1.10 per dozen. German Linen Damask Napkins sized 29x20 inches priced at 1.10 per dozen. Pepperell and New York Mills sheets offered at discount prices. Full bedspreads and heavy Turkish bath Towels also advertised with cut-rate pricing.
Notions Store Price Cuttings For Tuesday Sale
The Notions store lists discounted items for tomorrow including Metal Chatelaine Bags with long chains, Steel Beaded Chatelaine Bags, Belts and ribbon belts with oxidized trim, Florodora Black Comics, Cuff Links, Tortoise Brand Hair Pins, Straight Front Hose Shoes, and Rath Brushes with reduced sale prices all aimed at Tuesday shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florodora
Sats
Sale of Flags at Half Price in Various Sizes and Materials
Flags offered in cotton and All-Wool Bunting for outdoor use with sizes from 2x2 inches to 15x25 feet. Prices range from 5 cents per yard for bunting to 21 dollars for large 15x25 foot pieces. Bright indigo blue Turkey red colors, fast dyes, heavy cloth and appliqued stars and stripes. Limited quantities available Tuesday only.
Splendid Suits for Boys In New York Store Prices
Boys' fine worsted suits priced at 3.75 for sizes 10 to 14 years. Scotch suits at 4.50 for ages 8 to 14 in navy or black. All wool serge navy blue Norfolk suits at 6.50 for ages 5 to 30 years with belt and shield. Italian cloth linings noted.
Wash Fabrics Splendid Choosing Wash Fabrics
All high grade wash fabrics heavily reduced for tomorrow's sales. Fast colored dress prints 6c yard value 4c. Heavy German Calico 22 inches wide 12 ½c yard now 1 30. Dimity 30 pieces 1c yard now 6 ¼c. Silk finished novelties 1c yard now 6 ¼c. Seersucker ginghame 32 inches wide 12 ½c yard now 10c. Mercerized satin stripe Madras and cotelains offered at reduced prices. note misprints in the list.
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Madras
Lace Specials Offer Deep Discounts Tomorrow
Lace selections including fine Cream and White Oriental laces offered at 1% a yard with edges that wash well. Galloons and Cambric embroideries on sale at fractions of their regular values with assorted widths and special pricing. Includes Point Venice Arabian Trish Crochet Lace Galloons and embroideries priced per yard and by card.
Women’s 49c Stocks for 29c Sale Announcement
Women’s 49c Stock ties with hemstitched border and colored turn over collar, regularly 49c, on sale Tuesday at 29c. Also 75 yards of colored Liberty Satin Ribbon No 40, pure silk in latest shades, normally 39c a yard, Expansion Sale price.
Great Bargain Ribbon Sale With Fancy Silks
We offer 16 cents a yard for 44 inch fancy ribbons in extra fine silk worth 39 to 45 cents. 47 cents a yard for fancy stripe Persian and plain crepe ribbons, fibers pure silk widths 5 to 6 inches, regular prices 7 to 9 and 1.00. Hurry while stock lasts.
Children’s Wash Caps Sale Across Styles
Classified item listing for children’s wash caps offered in three styles with decorative tucks and embroidery, ribbons and long ties. price reductions from 76 cents to 4 cents, 1 cent, and 25 cents respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Ping Pong Rackets and Sets Featured in Sale
A classified notice lists Ping Pong wood rackets and sets priced at $1, Ping Pong Battledore racquets at $4.50, plus extra rackets of all kinds in lots of 250 or 450 units.
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Empire
Spokane
Helena
Mont
Pfeister
Tacoma
Cunningham
Wees Abt
Helena Fener
York
Oregon
Washington
Woah Fresh Ranch
Ineashington
Kotsina
G. R. Campbell
Bievels Repatra
Percales
H.lewis&co
N. E. Corner
First Avenue
Cherry Street
Plymouth
Occidental Avenue
P. J. Crowley
Pentaur
Galbraith Dock
Valparaiso
Pinkeley
Everett
Fei
The
Seattle Electric
Barery
Second Avenue
Ron Marche
Fatches
Diam Pini
Albert Hansen
Frederick & Nelson Fine Furniture
N. P. Railway Co
Transportation Company
Rook Esaee
Frederick & Nelson
Second Ave
Madison and
Spring Streets
Acme Suit CO
Clearance
Gall
Pike Street
Carload
Bon Marche
Liddell
Bates
N. Y
Marseilles
Notion
Hamburg
NORDHOFF @ CO
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