D. S. Johnston Co. Big Cut Price Stock Reducing Sale
The D S Johnston Company advertises a stock reducing sale with deep price cuts and a stated imminent closing date.
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D. S. Johnston Co
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1904
Page
5
Two Feathers to Meet Gotch in Vancouver Bout
Indian wrestler Two Feathers faces world champion Frank Gotch in Vancouver B C tomorrow night. Gotch, fresh from defeating Tom Jenkins for the title, is favored by manager Joe Carroll but acknowledges the Indian’s tested strength and experience. Two Feathers, 227 pounds at 6 feet 6 inches, has gained skill since their first encounter and plans a coast tour after the match. The program also notes Miss Adams’ California tour with The Little Minister and a Brooklyn NL release of several players to the Pacific Coast League.
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Big Chief
Two Feathers
Frank A. Gotch
Vancouver
B.C
Frank Gotch
Tom Jenkins
Bellingham
Gotch
Joe Carroll
Middle West
East
Columbia Theater
San Francisco
Miss Adams
California
Red Man Two Feathers Scores Knockdowns in Tacoma Debut
Two Feathers from the Nes Perces tribe made his initial bow at Germania hall Tacoma wrestling Chris Person. He threw Person twice, first fall in 38 minutes and second in 44 minutes.
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Tacoma
Germania Hall
Two Feathers
Chris Person
Two Feathers’ Remarkable Build Sparks Boxing Prospect
The match showcased a strenuous contest as the stocky white fighter challenged the red kin, a wrestler noted for endurance. Two Feathers, age 23, stands six feet four and a half inches tall and weighs 227 pounds, with promising strength and potential under manager Jack Neil of Kalispell, Montana.
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Jack Neil
Kaliepell, Mont
World’s Fair Handicap At St Louis Names Starters
The field for the $50,000 World’s Fair Handicap at the St Louis Fair Association meeting includes Starter Fitzgerald at Benning course with top weight. McChesney carries 138 pounds while Wermis 126 Africander 124 Iron Lad 122 Dick Welles 121 and Gold Heels 120 pound weights mark the lineup.
Buffalo Kennel Club Bench Show Opens in Buffalo
Nearly all prize winning dogs on the American circuit are shown at the Buffalo Kennel Club bench show opening today at Convention hall for the week. The event, second annual, far surpasses last year in both number and quality of exhibits with three top judges James L Mortimer Parker Thomas and J M Taylor presiding.
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Buffalo
Buffalo Kennel Club
Convention Hall
America
James L. Mortimer
New York
Parker Thomas
Belleville
Ontario
J. M. Taylor
Rutherford
Luncheon Promotes West Seattle Gymnasium Fund
The ladies and young people of West Seattle will serve luncheon in the vacant store at First and Spring streets this Thursday as a benefit for the West Seattle gymnasium fund. The suburb is deeply interested in the gymnasium plan.
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Weat Seattle
First
Tones
Spring Street
Tigen Thamlo Apo
Weat Seattle Gymnasiium Fund
Hart A Quitter Causes Cancelled Six Round bout
March 22 report notes Melvin Hert failed to appear for a scheduled six round match with Gus Rublin. Rublin arrived, money refunded to ticket holders, bout called off. Hart's manager could not explain the absence.
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Philadelphia
Melvin Hert
Gus Rublin
Hart
Rublin
Street traffic counts and maintenance costs reported
City Street Superintendent Walters presents traffic data from Beat tie street showing 2960 vehicles at Pike street corner and 2746 at First avenue and Cherry street between 7 AM and 8 PM on December 83. The figures illustrate pavement wear while the street and sewer department spent 96,503 dollars for maintenance during the year.
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Beattie
Impeachment Move Against Judge Charles Swayne
Washington reports the house judiciary committee voted to impeach Judge Charles Swayne of the Florida district. The report outlines charges including absence from the circuit and contempt actions, with six managers to present the case in the Senate and the judge to respond. Only three federal judges have been impeached in U.S. history.
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Washington, D. G
House Committee On Judiciary
Charles Swayne
District of Florida
House
Bwayne
Senate
Judge Bwayne
Andrew Johnson
Short Sports Roundup of Baseball and Racing Moves
Short sports notes report Reisling’s disappearance as Toledo’s star twirler while Lajoie’s group ships musical instruments south with Cleveland players. McKnight starts at Union Jockey Club in St Louis as Pittinger seeks 4200 but club cap 2500. AL headquarters move to Fuller building New York. Sullivan predicts Pritt loses to Corbett in 10 rounds. Patton rides as freelancer at Memphis meet. Murray to handle flag at Montgomery Park meet.
British Columbia baseball league proposal in doubt
May fall through Everett reports from Vancouver and Victoria say the baseball league may be near collapse. If true, the whole new league proposition could be dropped.
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Everett
Giloomy
British Columbia
Vancouver
Victoria
Iowa state bowling tourney opens in Fort Dodge
The state bowling tournament began today in Fort Dodge and will run for three days. Teams from Dubuque Des Moines Marshalltown Davenport Boone Sioux City and other cities compete for valuable prizes with strong individual prize prospects noted.
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Fort Dodge
Iowa
Dubuque
Des Moines
Marshalltown
Davenport
Boone
Sioux City
Maude Adama to Continue Tour in The Pretty Sister of Jose
New York report states Charles Frohman confirms Miss Maude Adama will stay through the current season in The Pretty Sister of Jose and will proceed with her tour to the Pacific coast under an arrangement pending details.
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New York
Charles Frohman
Maude Adama
Jose
Pacific Coast
Japan to Lend 6,000,000 Yen to Korea and Send Advisers
Acting under imperial orders, the Marquis Ilo informed the emperor that Japan will lend Korea 6,000,000 yen and provide experienced advisers to aid in rehabilitating the country.
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Korea
Tokio
Ilo
Japan
Traitor Buried Alive Stirs Joy in Japan
Kataska, a Japanese merchant and Russian spy, has been buried alive in Tiensin. Japanese residents express universal joy at the fate. Japanese authorities disclaim knowledge of any authors of the crime.
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Tiensin
Kataska
Cassatt Re-elected President of Pennsylvania Railroad
A. J. Cassatt was re-elected president at the annual election of officers and directors of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company in Philadelphia. The March 22 session confirmed Cassatt’s leadership and ongoing governance of the railroad.
Columbia Theater Groundbreaking in Portland
The Pacific Coast Independent Theatrical Managers Association and the Independent Theatrical Managers' Exchange plan a 2000-seat fire-proof Columbia theater in Portland. Cost near 100000, aiming to host high class independent acts next season with stars like Mrs Fiske and Henrietta Crosman. slated for late July completion under manager Dr. G Welsh, with Morosco interests backing the project.
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Portland
Ore
Pacific Coast Independent Theatrical Managers Association
Independent Theatrical Managers’ Exchange of New York
Theatrical Trust
Columbia
Mre
Fiske
Henrietta Crosman
Mia
Leslie Carter
Weber & Fields
BR. G. Welsh
Morosco
Enterprise
Quiet first regular session reshapes council committee
The council held a quiet first regular session as members studied rules while a smoking ban was read and ignored. A division of the police license and revenue committee into separate police and revenue panels was approved, urged by May or Dallinger for clearer governance. The council confirmed Fire Marshal Kelly Port Warden Jensen and Fire Chief Cook, and Daulton proposed using funds from the North Broadway condemnation fund to cover superior court legal costs.
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Uv Fm
Bualhems
Police, License and Revenue Committee
Police and Aicense and Revenue Committee
Dallinger
Kelly Port
Jensen
Cook
Daulton
Seventh Ward
North Broadway
Superior Court
Ballard Business Group Backs Saloon Licensing Ban
At a Ballard Business Men's Association meeting on March 22 the plan to bar saloon licenses in the residential area was adopted. The council will be asked to deny licenses beyond the current district. A committee was formed to promote Ballard harbor improvements.
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Ballard
Business Men's Association
Ballard Harbor
Alaska Central railroad boosters sail aboard James Dollar
A large Alaska Pacific Navigation Company steamer James Dollar carried 150 passengers and about 1000 tons of freight last night bound for Copper River and Cook Inlet. Among the travelers were A W re engineer Henry Anita and family members G B and C G Dickenson sons of G W Dickenson president of the road H M Coleman who will run the Seward company store and G M Easterly J L Steele and wife bound for the Nazina country. The cargo included mining machinery supplies and railroad material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska Pacific Navigation Company
James Dollar
Copper River
Cooks Inlet
Dollar
Alaska Central Railroad
A. W. Re
Henry Anita
G. B and
C. G. Dickenson
G. W. Dickenson
H. M. Coleman
Seward
Valdes
G. M. Easterly
J. L. Steele
Nazina
German envoy von Sternburg to receive honorary degree
Aaron von Sternbureg the German ambassador arrived from Washington to receive the honorary Doctor of Laws at the University of Chicago 80th convocation this evening.
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Chicago
Aaron von Sternbureg
Washington
University of Chicago
Inge
Mrs Hollander Credits Paine's Celery Compound Cure
A Brooklyn woman describes relief from weakness weariness headaches and palpitations after using Paine's Celery Compound. She credits renewed appetite sound sleep and renewed vigor to the preparation and urges others to try it as a tonic and blood builder.
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Treview
Paine
Ailing Women Endorses Paine's Celery Compound
Miss Essie Lloyd of 1251 Russell street reports strong personal use of Paine's Celery Compound for various ailments and recommends it as a household staple with the line Once used, always used.
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Cincinnati
Paine
Essie Lloyd
Russell Street
Nerves Center of Health Says 11 Dr Phelps Claim
Quote from Prof. Edward E. Phelps of Dartmouth University extols nerves as the source of human health and vitality. He highlights a diagnostic focus on tracing sickness to nerve-centered causes.
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Edward E. Phelps
Dartmouth University
Paine
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