Spokane Lands Roosevelt in Major Northwestern League Trade
Spokane manager Eddie Quinn ships pitcher Claflin and outfielder Charlie Swain to Butte for pitcher Teddy Roosevelt. Roosevelt reported to Lewiston with the Indians for practice while Donovan and H Bandelin added to the deal’s aftermath. Weather and ground conditions limited early workouts at Dug’s green as the squad prepared for an upcoming practice game against the Philadelphia sailors.
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Eddie Quinn
Spokane
Claflin
Charlie Swain
Butte
Teddy” Roosevelt
Donovan
H. Bandelin
Roosevelt
Lewiston
Indians
Bandelin
Parkland Suburb Ad Offer From National Land Invest
Classified notice for Parkland Tacoma suburb lots priced from 35 dollars with all lots cleared. Advertisement by National Land Invest Co Inc located at S17 Piret Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
National Land Invest. Co., Inc
Piret Av
Prane Waterhouse Adopts Anthractte Coal and Cement Trade
Trade notice shows Prane Waterhouse & Co. dealing in antHraCtte tea t yat Japan imports and cement from Beth France 346. The fragment confirms wholesale coal and fuel supplies and partnership terms with unspecified local dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teattay
Japan
Beth Fhenes
Northwestern Industrial association names candidates for appeals board
The Northwestern Industrial association advised Mayor Miller to appoint a five member board of appeals under the charter amendment. For the architect posts KR Aldrich T Josenhans and A Warren Gould are suggested. For the builder posts C C Cawsey Join Mastie and W J Waddingham are named. Five candidates contest the superintendent of buildings post: Joseph M Clapp Francie W Grant Carl H Reeves George Lohman Steven A Jennings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Industrial Association
Miller
Board of Appeals
Association
KR. Aldrich
T. Josenhans
A. Warren Gould
C. C. Cawsey
Mastie
W. J. Waddingham
Joseph M. Clapp
Francie W. Grant
Carl H. Reeves
George Lohman
Steven A. Jennings
Short News Flashes From Around the Northwest
Through Congressman Jones land in Clallam county is removed from the forest reserve. A 10 year old boy in Oreville Washington fell 120 feet, breaking multiple bones but survives. A Vancouver laborer dies after a surgeon leaves a small knife in him. A Tennessee Republican convention in Nashville ends in fights and a bolt by one faction. Cordova Alaska Harbor & Townsite Co with Seattle men seeks to buy lands at 2.50 an acre by a congressional bill. Albian J Finch of Hood River appointed assistant forest ranger in the Olympic reserve. Forty one Stanford students suspended after campus disorder. Speaker Cannon notes Alaska to be held in Seattle in 1909. Powell and Perkins of Nome form a new mining company to operate on the Seward peninsula. A cut glass plant may open in Snohomish. Hop raising at Kent Washington abandoned. VCR BASEBALL GOODS Piper and Taft 1024-26 Becond av.
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Jones
Clallam County
Oreville
Wash
Vancouver
B. C
Tennessee
Nashville
Chicago
Cordova, Alaska, Harbor & Townsite Company
Seattle
Albian J. Finch
Hoodaport
Olympic Reserve
Stanford
Cannon
Sceno
EE. Powell
W. T. Perkins
Nome
Philadelphia
Seward Peninsula
Snohomish
Kent, Wash
New Cup Defender Guarded Ahead of April Race
A secret nearly 40 feet long is being built in Seattle for the American defense of the international motorboat cup. The unnamed defender, under tight guard, is nearing completion by DB. F. Wood with a planned April unveiling near Port Jefferson. The rival Wolseley Siddeley, launched in Cowes, is 39 feet 4 inches long with twin screws and 207 horsepower per engine.
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Seattle Star
New York
Mint
Anxione World
Dixie
Southampton
Motorboat Club of Americaa
Lord Howard de Walden
Wolseley Siddeley
Cowes
Motor Yacht Club
Tame, Lemoine and Crane
DB. F. Wood
Lieve
Port Jefferson
Officer Catches Hold-Up Man
Edward M. Serback, 80, a wealthy pioneer, identified Mike Grady as one of the robbers who three weeks earlier tied him in the basement of his building at 109 Weller Street and stole $60. Grady, arrested by Detective Hubbard, bore a missing forefinger and a damaged second finger, which Serback used to confirm the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Sebrack
Olf
Mike Grady
Weller St
Grady
Hubbard
Schrack
Sehrack
Goa
Visit to U S Navy Yard and Displayed Vessels
A trip to the U S Navy Yard offers views of battleships Oregon Nebraska Wisconsin Colorado Pennsylvania and the Philadelphia train ship plus torpedo boats and Nip ships. Boating times include 6 30 7 30 10 am 1 15 pm 6 15 pm with Saturday service at 11 2 pm. About a dozen ships are expected to be included in the quarry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S Navy Yard
Oregon
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Watchmaker Education at 4th and Pike?
Fragmentary note mentions a watchmaker and a school at 4th and Pike with unclear context and names missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike
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Swain
Bardolin
the Big Twirler
Dug’s Green
Matt Stanley
Paddy Welch
Harry Rash
Bruyette
Jackies
Port Orchard
U. S. Navy Yard
Doug
Lincoln High School
Ballard High
Ballard
Broadway Boys
Ames
Lincolns
Standridge
Cobb
Tigers
Detroit
Mich
Tyrus Cobb
Detroit Tigers
Augusta
Navin
Regal
Prane Waterhouse & Co., Ino
Wheireale Dealers F the Teat
Perks
Appeal Board
Piper & Taft
The
Washington Trust Company
Willam Piggott Co
Burnside
J. Smith F. G. Simeon Co
M. Frink
J. Humphrey W.W. W. Chapin
P. Weston
H. A. Case
First Avenue and
Madison Street
Gus Brown
Pacific and Puget Sound Bottling Co
Pacific & Puget Sound Bottling Company
Stanly
Anvas
Meers
Deri
Panama
Mehal
Serge
Watlet
Tao
Dieth
U.S. Navy Yard
Venience of
Lars
Procures Ab
J. P. Hartman
Alexander Myers
V. A. South
Caffier
A. Childers
Neary
Beta
Lindebers
Aletha
Scandinavian American Bank
Alaska
Occidental Pool Room
Occidental AY
A. C, Ladd
Prop
Stationery
Eaton Hurlbut
Highland
Tee
Jery Yard
Carthy Dry Goods
Sutcliffe Baxter
Ravrvir Doward J
H. L. Klein
James ST
LaDies
Oxford
Alaske Midg
Bekins
THIRD
Washington
Nate
Seattle-Tacoma
U. Seeley, Jr
Everett and Edmonds
Mar
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