Great Gale of High Grade Pianos at Chessro’s Piano House
Gigantic sale announces deep discounts on pianos organs and players at Chessro’s 1207 Second Avenue. Items include Kroger and Kimball pianos, Hobart M Cable models with prices from $241 to $261, and organs priced up to $127 with monthly terms offered.
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Chessro
Second Avenue
Tnerance
France
Weber,ee & Campbell, Wheelock
Ae Stuyvesant
H. & Chesbro
Weaver Organa
Pianista
Kroger
Kimball
Hobart M. Cable
Wilson's Smashes Rout Windy City Nine In Oakland Park Showdown
Parke Wilson's Smashers overwhelmed Chicago at Oakland Park as Seattle's early attack built a 4 to 1 win. Van Haltren, Delehanty and Brashear drove runs while Chicago pitcher Williams struggled until late. Mariners-like speed and timely power powered the Seattle victory amid 600 fans and a windy day.
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Sacramento
Parke Wilson
Windy City
Oakland Park Grounds
Chicago
Seattle
van Haltren
Connidon
Mohier
Delehanty
Frisk
Brashear
Hall
Mankenship
Tinker
Harber
Delhanty
Smith
Wison
Wilson
Moriarity
Wild
van Halren
Prashear
Innin
Conniden
McCarthy
Jones
Williams
Fivere
Trigg
Chiesagoans
van Hauren
Seattice
Hriggs
Weiner
Wicker
McHale
Frank Gotch Defeats Chief Two Feathers in Vancouver
Frank Gotch the American wrestling champion won two straight falls over Chief Two Feathers in Vancouver B C. The first fall lasted thirty minutes and the second fifteen. The house was packed and standing room scarce. Gotch with side bet of 84M will take home more than 8.200 from the match.
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Vancouver
B. C
Frank Gotch
America
Chief Two Feathers
Half Nelsone
Geteh
University of Washington coach seeks higher pay
The University of Washington faces pressure over salary for athletic coach James Knight Knaight who has led a top football team a strong track squad and a Pacific Coast first intercollegiate boat race victory. He requests at least 1.90 per day? and notes last year’s $1,460. The executive committee resists a raise.
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University of Washington
James Knight Knaight
University of Wshington
Pacific Coast
Koleht
Lee
Grounds Enlarged at Seattle Tennis Club
The grounds at the Seattle Tennis club near Madison Street and Minor Avenue are being enlarged due to cramped space for fast games. Work will restore the courts within a month.
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Seattle
Tennis Eleb
Madison Street
Minor Avenue
Murder Suspect Dies After Razor Self-Inflicted In Street
A suspect fled from officers and was chased into the street where he drew a razor and killed himself. Police search a house garden for possible additional bodies. Nearby there is an ad offering stylish men’s clothes, with a dancing school and a ballroom named in the text.
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Excape
Cromman
Johnson sells Washington baseball gallery in March transfer
Hen Johnson president of the American Baseball league has sold the Washington base ballery to Thomas Noyes and William J. Dwyer both of the city. William J. Lamberton son in law of senator Gorman is
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Washington, D. C
Hen Johnson
American Baseball League
Woshington Base
Baliery
Thomas 4. Noyes
William J. Dwyer
William J. Lamberton
Benator Gorman
Pacific Coast League Adopts National Playing Rules
San Francisco March 14. The Pacific Coast League will adopt for the coming season the foul strike rule and all other National League rules not previously used locally. The league was not compelled to adopt the National Association's framing. Secretary Farrell offered to seek special dispensation from President Burt but he chose uniformity of rules.
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San Francisco
Ttia
Pacific Cvent League
Farrell
Burt
Pacific Coast League
Corbett vs Britt Promises Title Clash at Woodward’s Pavilion
San Francisco March 34 Young Corbett and Jimmy Britt completed training and prepare for a pivotal featherweight bout at Woodward’s pavilion. Odds favor Corbett 10 to 6 though Britt’s backers expect a close fight. Large attendance expected with betting heavy and fans arriving from outside cities.
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San Francisco
Cal
Young Corbett
Pugfist
Jimmy Britt
Woodward's Pavilion
Terry Macovern
Britt
California
Keen
Croll’s
Gardena
Galt
Corhete
Corbett
Teniht
Woodward's Pavilion Almost Sold Out for Corbett Britt Fight
Nearly all seats in Woodward's pavilion are sold for Friday's Young Corbett versus Billy Britt bout. Attendance is expected to bring in between 235000 and 40000 dollars, with betting at 10 to 7 and 10 to 6 in Corbett's favor.
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San Francisco
Woodward's Pavilion
Young Corbett
Billy Britt
Corbett
Short Sports Roundup of Court Moves and Signings
Owner Daly will send Claude after the Montgomery handicap. Young Corbett signs to tend Tommy Mowatt in Chicago after Britt task. Yale crew captain crosses to row stroke. Dan Stuart tests anti poor law in Texas from Dallas. Milwaukee signs Steel and Stone to boost Brewers. Jake Beckley reports to Nichola in Houston as Nichols weeps with joy. King Sully on assignment in New York. W R Welch of Lexington poolroom involvement noted.
Washington Oarsmen Shatter Lake Washington Time
University of Washington rowing crew posted a record breaking mile and a half time on Lake Washington. Coach Wright praised the performance while noting the exact time would not be released. The team has not tested their new shell yet to keep competition fair with California crews.
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University of Washington
Lake Washington
Wright
Washingtons
King County Guan Club Plans Spring Shoot At Buffalo Station
The King County Guan club held its annual meeting and prepared for the first spring shoot at Buffalo station near Renton on April 10. Three gold medals will be awarded in the events. Officers elected include President W. H B Taft, Vice President Joseph Stack, Secretary-Treasurer A C Miller, Field Captain W F Piper, with an executive committee of W B Taft, Stack, Miller, Piper and J B Thiele.
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King County Guan Club
Buffalo Station
Renton
W. H B. Taft
Joseph Stack
A. C. Miller
W. F. Piper
W. B. Taft
Bernie’s Prophecy and Local Divorces Sparked
Bernie Merey will pitch for Atlanta this season after starring for Dugdale last year. McCay, once called the batter’s delight by Big Hurley, is noted for his hitting power. Bernie predicts a short coast peace and a coastal exodus when Hughes and Newton join the majors. Mrs Emma Johnson wins a divorce from Washington Johnson on cruelty and non support. Dana Tuffts divorces Mary Tuft on similar grounds in superior court.
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Bernie Merey
Dugdale
Atlanta
McCay
Big Hurley
Bernie
Hughes
Newton
Emma Johnson
Washington Johnson
Dana Tuffts
Mary Tuft
Startling Test Claims Electric Bitters Cure
A doctor from No Mehoopany Pa reports using Electric Bitters to treat a patient with violent stomach ulcers and hemorrhages. The patient improved and has had no attack for four months. The ad guarantees relief for dyspepsia indigestion constipation and kidney troubles. Available for 60 cents at G O G and Y Inc Gecond Avenue and Yesler.
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T. G. Merritt
No. Mehoopany, Pa
G. O. G&y, Inc
Gecond Avenue
Yesler, Oe
Row Over Dillon in San Francisco
March 4 report says President Murthes told umpire O Connel in Los Angeles not to permit Dillon to play with Los Angeles and if Los Angeles in season allowed Dillon to play, all games would be awarded to Oakland. Manager Moreland of the Los Angeles team said Dillon would play both games with a standing.
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San Francisco
Murthes
O'Connel
Los Angeles
Dillion
Dillon
Oakland
Moreland
Trunk Found With Bodies in Kenebree Boarding House
Police in Kenebree uncover a trunk containing the bodies of a woman and a child missing for two months. The corpses, cemented, were found at a boarding house by a lodger named Crossman. The case suggests murder and a potential link to the earlier disappearances.
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Gert News
London
Kenebree
Crossman
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Union
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Chicago Braves
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Chicago University
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Peter Pugoline
Gustav Meyerbaum
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Cronberg
Frederic
Emperor William
Gurth
Knight May
University OF Washing
Rample
Sterling Remedy Co
Kengo
New York
P. H. Reto
Herald
Willeen
Ranke Ball
Pike Etreet
Pifth Evenue
Frederick & Nelson Incorporated
No. C. OD
Ban Johnson
Hayes Valley Athletic Club
Daly
Claude
Tommy Mowatt
Walter Cross
Yale
Stroke
Dan Stuart
Texas
Dallas
Milwaukee
Steel
Kanesac
Stone
Hoston
Brewers
Jake Beckley
Nichola
Cardinals
Houston
Nichols
King Sully
W. R. Welch
Lexington, Ky
Mustice
Otte
A. Cheney & Co
Drugeiets
Price
Rustummer
Frederick & Nelson
2D Ave
Madison, Spring
Old Pioneer Butcher
Seneca
WM. Evans
Fair Department
Sadies
WM. Fitzhenry
Ots
Harvard Dentists
Houghton & Hunter Ewelera
First Avenue
Third Avenue
C. B. Williams
Bonney-Watbon CO. Bn
Third Ave
Columbia Street
Cascarets
Epsom
FIRST
Thompson Furniture Co
Newcastle
Franklin
Roslyn Leary
Independent
Seattle Coal & Wood CO
Geo. E. Hall
First Ave
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