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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1906
Page
2
In front of about 2000 fans Wanderers and Thistles fought to a 2 2 draw at Woodland Park. Both sides showed rapid end to end play with no disputes as teams prepare for a rematch after the regular schedule ends.
W G Johnson renowned as the coast’s best all round billiardist and Seattle hotel billiard hall proprietor offers a free exhibition against Mr Cumber from Chicago. Mon features straight rail 26 to 140, Wed 14 inch balk line at same ratio, and Fri 18 inch balk line. Johnson touts remodeled, top grade hard table and coast elite play.
The District of Columbia Supreme Court overruled Green's motion for acquittal. The court held the government need only show that funds were used to corrupt official George W Beavers, not that Green himself used employees' money.
Metropolitan Street Railway car barns in New York City burned last night destroying 30 to 40 cars. One employee died and a fireman was seriously injured as authorities estimate damage above 200000 dollars.
When and Where Now is the best time and California is the place to spend a vacation Health and pleasure resorts to salt all. The road of a thousand wonders is the Southern Pacific Co s Beenle Shasta Route and Coast Line. Tickets reservations and descriptive literature at Union Ticket Office 608 First Ave FE EB Eilts Geni Agent.
Gus Rublin, in boxing for about a decade, trained while working at a Akron printing plant. He took leaves of absence for fights and returned to his job afterward. He discusses how unexpected blows and reading an opponent's movements, eyes, and tells in the ring shape strategy and guard, describing the impact of rib shots, stomach blows, and the balance between anticipation and counterattack.
In western Nebraska on a May forenoon stockman George Webber rode along the Loup fork when Indians firing from a ravine wounded him and his horse. He and Mrs. Moses defended a two room house with a Winchester and revolver, keeping the attackers at bay for about 30 minutes until Moses and companions arrived. one warrior died, Webber remained severely wounded but alive, and Mrs. Moses earned lasting acclaim for courage.
In New York on March 6 before Justice Gilder the Rogers case was discussed on a motion to compel Henry Rogers to answer Hadley questions. Standard 611 officials appealed Missouri Supreme Court ruling requiring the officials to answer. Rogers’ counsel sought a delay pending Missouri decision. The Missouri case was adjourned to March 26.
Fairfield and Paloube report multiple obituaries for James Tyron aged about 40 and W A Reiniger aged 44 with past roles at land office and Harrison merchant. St Louis notes W T Campbell founder of Des Moines died aged 50. St Augustine reports retired Lt General John M Michault passing after cerebral hemorrhage with wife and daughter present.
Springfield Ohio, March 6. All troops were withdrawn today and the city is quiet. Reports say 300 arrests were made during the period of unrest.
Trenchjen Norway reports 50 drowned among missing fishing boats with 15 still unaccounted. From the fleet of boats, all but 15 have returned, leaving 50 confirmed fatalities among the crew.
March market activity pressured copper shares with heavy liquidation seen in Anaconda and Amalgamated stock. Inside interests appear inclined to push prices lower amid broad selling.
After this date there are 63 vacancies in the Naval academy to be filled by United States senators and 196 by representatives, and the members of both houses who have such vacancies will have been notified to send in their nominals. The number of vacancies to fill is outlined by the source.
The trial of Richard G Ivens, accused of killing Mrs. Hiessie Hollister, began before Judge Benjamin M. Smith. W Folts represents the Ivens family, while Mortiz Hon enthal acts for the Hollister estate. Expect lengthy proceedings with substantial testimony from both sides.
A dense scanned price ledger lists Yakima and Washington state vegetables fruit and dairy products with prices per ton per sack per box and per pound. Items include potatoes cabbage carrots onions lettuce apples lemons oranges butter cheese eggs and fish with varied quoted rates and origin notes.
Brief city items note several folders describing site facilities and special excursion rates to Seattle and Alaska. Green Lake Methodist church celebrates wiping out a $2000 debt at a jubilee meeting. J J Weeland of Bellingham named state fish commissioner by Governor Mead. Winifred Brown of London married J Munter in March. Port Lawton prepares a temporary corral for 600 horses contracted for cavalry service in the Philippines. A guide departs to collect big game specimens of Alaska for a California client. work projected to take three years. A burglar takes money and jewelry from a Rio business. Retiring superintendent Y A Wing is honored by the Ung Biateg agency office staff. A steamer drift incident near Hallagg is noted. Postmaster requests Washington to remove a time-wasting step to speed transit.
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