Kimball Pianos Promise Art Science and Economy
The Kimball factory boasts expert workers and strong scientific knowledge, claiming their pianos represent the best of the craft. The ad touts a blend of science and art with economy, inviting buyers to explore the D. S. Johnston Co. selling system which allegedly saves money on pianos, reed and pipe organs, or piano players.
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Kimball Piano Factory
Kimball Pianos
Mit
Kimball
D. S. Johnston Co
Stop ball and other twists shake baseball world
The article details Leon Ames of the New York Giants creating a stop ball to confuse batters, with a dramatic description of its fast start and sudden slowdown. It also notes will-he-wont rumors about Ganzel joining Detroit, Willie Keeler coaching Harvard batting, and other skating and curling picks from Montreal and Ishpeming.
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Leon Ames
New York Giante
Leon
Leen
Willis
Jon
Willie Keeler
Harvard
Howard Wins Lippy Cup in YMCA Three-Event Meet
William F. Howard captured the Lippy gold medal after the YMCA club meet concluded last night in the gym. He led the three-event series with 826 1/2 points, ahead of Vance 804 5/6 and Dixon 773 1/2, as five events including the potato race rope climb hop step and jump and the mile were hotly contested. The next trial is planned for nest autumn.
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Willam F. Howard
Howard
Vance
Dixon
Bushell
Lippy
Cheney & Co. Catarrh Cure Sworn Oath 1886
A fragment asserts Cheney & Co. of Toledo promising one hundred dollars for each catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The oath is sworn before a justice in 1886 and references the cure’s claimed blood and constitutional effects. The text is partially garbled but centers on an 1880s business affidavit and product claim.
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Toledo
Lucas Prank
Cheney & Co
T County
Tate
Hall
Cheney
A. Cember
A. D
Mauer
Northwest
University of Washington Girls Defeat Local High School 10 to
Varsity women from the University of Washington edged the local high school team 10 to 4 in North Yakima last night. The game remained tight through the first half with the home side leading 4 to 3 at the break, but the UW squad surged in the second half to clinch the victory. Coach MacDonald called the match one of the hardest played by the UW team this year.
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North Yakima
University of Washington
MacDonald
Anias wins handicap as field completes clean sweep
Sporting briefs from San Francisco report Anias won the handicap from five entrants, with every post producing a winner. The second race saw Gallant Caesie upset the field as weather stayed clear and the track fast. In Los Angeles Eugle Horn won the fifth race at Ascot before disqualification for fouling Invictus and Freestas.
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San Francisco
Ananias
Gallant Caesie
Los Angeles
Eugle Horn
Brooks
Ascot
Invictus
Freestas
Weather dampens favorites as Tuck Back triumphs in fourth race
In Victoria, on March 2, Tuck Back won the fourth race at odds of 10 to 1 to 20 to 1 while favorites faltered. The weather was clear. Vancouver Recreation Park pany plans a new league with a capital of 50,000 dollars. The facility will be within three blocks of city hall for ball and lacrosse games.
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Atlantic Coast Motor Speedway Association
New Jersey
Harnegat Bay
New York
Philadelphia
Iras
Tuck Back
Victoria
B. C
Vancouver Recreation Parkpany
Unions Denounce Proposed Hour Law Repeal
A special Trades assembly meeting denounced a repeal of the hour law. The resolution urged King County legislators to protect labor and denounced the measure as driven by a contractors’ combine and subsidised claims of higher public works costs.
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Trades Assembly
King County
Capitol Hit Improvement Club Banquet Hosts Toasts
The Capitol Hit Improvement Club held a banquet at the Washington hotel last night with toasts led by M. M. Leiter C. W. Sanders T. P. Reddie and Dr B F Munroe Edna Loe nang presented a bolo.
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Capitol Hit Improvement Club
Washington Hotel
M. M. Leiter
C. W. Sanders
T. P. Reddie
B. F. Munroe
Edna T Loe Nang
Cutts the Favorite for Harvard Athletic Coach
Oliver F. Cutts of Harvard leads a field of strong candidates for the university coaching post. Debate grows over a $200 higher cost for Cutts, with student finances cited as a concern. The committee may delay its decision until next Monday.
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Oliver F. Cutts
Harvard
Crimson
Cutts
Plans for Y M C A Gymnastic Exhibition at Opera House
The annual gymnastic show by Y M C A athletes will be held at the Grand Opera house on April 4. Profs Dowbitt and Lee have arranged an elaborate program featuring wand drills Indian club work parallel bars flying bar and horse acts. The event promises to surpass previous entertainments with enthusiastic student participation.
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Grand Opera House
Tug of War Ends In Draw At Eagles Hall
The Scors and the Americans battled to a draw after a tense tug of war last night at Eagles hall. Referee Kiplinger ended play as time expired with the Americans slightly ahead. The crowd roared as Highlanders and Seota athletes clashed, while Swedes beat Norwegians, Germans topped Danes, and Canadians bested Danes in related bouts. Final rounds set for next week with championships to follow.
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Eagles’ Hall
Kiplinger
Shim
Denmark
Ed. Spranger
P. 8. Grade
Incredible Bravery Saves Eye with Bucklen’s Amnic Salve
Syracuse man Chas F Lemberber reports his son suffered a severe eye rash but Bucklen s Arnica Salve quickly healed it and protected the eye. The salve is praised for burns and sore spots. sold for 25 cents at O Guy s drug store.
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Chas. F. Lemberber
Syracuse
N. Y
O. Guy's Drug Store
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