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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1907

Page

5

Best South horses entered for Meadows season at Seattle racecourse

The Meadows announces stake entries featuring top Emeryville runners migrated to Seattle. Among names listed are Rey Arthur, Primiieca, Orelia, Fastose and Bar Al Goodwin. Showcase entries include Muse, My Choltee, Ed Taby Tosa, Sir Carruthers, St. Albans and Hippo Phil Reilly.

Emeryville Seattle Halrdwin Rey Arthur Et Primiieca Orelia Fastose Bar al Goodwin Sinee Muse My Choltee Ed Taby Tosa Sir Carruthers St. Albans Hip

Cubs Visit Vancouver as Baseball Gossip Flows

The Cubs travel to Vancouver taking games from the Canucks as Athletic Park plans changes to ease crowding. A grandstand platform will replace crowded entrances and a wider ten foot aisle will be installed. Umpire George Derrick faces Portland duties amid a Pacific Coast League context. Dug and his group aim for four victories in the Canadian swing, while Vancouver’s improved squad promises a stiffer test.

Dog’s Cubs Vancouver Canucks Athletic Park George Derrick Pacific Coast League Cupid Portland Mies Minnie Love Peirce Dug Sal Seattin Ver

Spokane Indians Move to South Carolina for Spring Adjustment

Led by a rheumatic issue, the Spokane team delays shift to Columbia South Carolina league action. DeArmond Oakees from Spokane is expected to improve with a southern season. Feeney from Santa Clara will join Spokane as a fast outfield or infield option through early June. Quinn also negotiates Johnny Bender a versatile Washington State coach and Cal Bender for utility roles.

Hile City Dug Columbia South DeArmond Oakees Spokane Indians Feeney Santa Clara College San Jose Quinn Johnny Bender Washington State Cal Bender

High School Baseball Set for Bellingham Showdown

On Saturday afternoon the high school team will face Bellingham at Dugdale's Park Thue. The eastward trip was canceled earlier, and a Spokane series was cut short by travel rates. A university substitute was planned but not allowed, yet a large crowd is anticipated for the Bellingham game.

Bellingham Nine Dugdale’s Park Echeo Spokane High School Coyle University Clly Beltingham

Dolley Acquitted In Realty Case By Federal Jury

Lewis C. Dolley, a local real estate dealer, was acquitted by a federal jury yesterday afternoon of the charges connected with the sale of a returnable site. Judge Hanford instructed the jury to render a verdict of not guilty.

Lewis C. Dolley Hanford

Titus and Shoaf Clash in Boise Socialistic Rows

Beattie-born Herman F. Titus, a socialistic leader, faces public attack from Washington representative N. Shoaf who calls him a traitor to the cause. The rift signals trouble within the socialistic ranks as Titus resists Shoaf’s ejective stance. Langford defeats Tiger Smith in a bout. Moir declines further matchups after hearing of Langford’s win.

Star BOK Herman F. Titus Beattie A N. Shoaf Heason Washington Sociaije Titus Shoaf Sam Langford Tiger Smith Guener Moir Langford Gmrth Moir

Jeffries Refuses Large Offer From Tonopah Manager

James Jeffries rejects a telegram offer from J Curly of Tonopah Nevada to meet the Hart wreck winner on Labor Day for a 40000 purse and 2500 expense money. He says he will not consider it and notes many Tonopah offers lack substance.

James Jeffries J. Curly Tonopah Nevada Labor Day Jeffries

National League Amateurs Games Feature Narrow Scores

The page lists scattered NL results and player names including Boone, Armbruster, Blankenemp, and Payne. It notes batteries Doyte and Themes and mentions teams such as Detroit and Philadelphia. the scoring details are fragmentary with several unreadable sections.

Boone Sereervser Rattersea—Pruitt Ana Armbruster Anne Gullivan Wenie Pee Detroit Yauree A Hattevico Plank Schreck Bibankera Payne R. H B. von Tore Conner Leet Pet Feng Philadelphia Washington

Manager Wilson Calls for Smarter Players in Vancouver Lineup

Patke Wilson of Vancouver blasts unfit players saying brains hitting speed win games. He vows to remove weak talent while Parke cones near hits and Wiisen leads elimination of this muttish element from the roster.

Patke Wilson Vancouver Parke Wiisen le

Burns Fails to Post Coin Forfeit in Squires Bout

Tommy Byrne has not posted his $5,000 forfeit and aide bet ahead of a match with Bill Squires. The arrangement required payment last Wednesday, but Byrne has not delivered. Coffroth wires that Jim Flynn will not face the Canadian, who aims to box a lesser known challenger.

Tommy Byrne Bill Squires Olf Tommy Cehter Jim Flynn Coffroth

Oriental Billiard and Pool Par Opens New Tables

Oriental Billiard and Pool Par at 1493 Third Ave in Seattle adds eight new tables and claims the city’s only 6x10 pool table. The venue targets general attendees and billiards fans with a new game space.

Oriental Billiard and Pool Third Ave Seattle Gentemen

Keeps Pledge Hangs Himself After Vow to Quit Drinking

Portland reports Robert Hexford, Civil War veteran, hanged himself after promising to abstain. He drank a final shot at a saloon, then returned to his room and carried out the pledge with a chaci. The incident notes his troubled past with alcohol and a brief, fatal farewell.

Star Portland Robert Hexford Chaci Hexford John Gs Pe Resford T & Eorte

Buffalo and Cleveland Express Derails Near Little Falls

The Buffalo and Cleveland express derailed four miles east of Little Falls injuring the fireman and a major portion of the train. only the rear coaches remained on track as the accident disrupted service.

Scripps Telegraph Service Utica Buffalo & Cleveland Express Little Falls

New York Judges Move to Compel Justice Fitzgerald Probe

New York judges plan hearings to consider disbarment and examination of Justice Fitzgerald. He is cited to appear before the appellate division in Brooklyn to show cause why disbarment should not proceed and before Justice Tompkins in White Plains to address the handling of funds of Margaret Slevin. The matter involves a misappropriation of $14,000 linked to the Thaw case proceedings.

Fertepe Telegraph Servier New York New York Courte Justice Piteger Appellate Division of Supreme Courts Brooklyn Tompkina Pitegerald White Plains Margaret Slevin Fitzgerald

Horse Race Results and Placings Report

The note lists results from several races with times and payouts. In the third race Kath erine Murphy won at 9 to 2 over Waldorf Belle, with A. Brown listed and 102. second Wal dorf Belle 92. fourth race steeplechase Light Out won by Killdee 138. Naran 143 second. Orland Wick 106 third. Time notations noted after each race. In the fifth race Albert Fir won at 6 to 1 over Tinker 98. time 1:34 4-6.

Djeneva A. Brown Katherine Murphy Waldorf Belle Pemberton Killdee Naran Jake Orland Wick Trendigo Lee Albert Fir Tinker

Baseball Stars Stir Up Rivalry Across Leagues

A chaotic recap highlights the New York Giants and Chicago teams, with players like Jigge Donohue and Charley Comiskey drawing attention. Major figures such as Arthur Hofman and Edward Hotland are mentioned amid rumors of trades and league shakeups, while Cleveland’s manager faces crowd ire over decisions.

New Gees Miller Eeapon Chicago New York Larry Artie Lather Siiyett Trebbel Manefield Barens Lewis Lirwene Amer New York Glants Hite Donohue Charley Comiskey Jake Taht Weekingtom Arthur Hofman Goence Edward Hotland Lengue Pioomingtom

Races Yesterday at Albion H with Close Finishes

Yesterday’s program featured six races. Winners included Alice F in the 1 16 mile event with time 56 seconds, Nedda ridden by Dorel at 11 14 miles for second, Frank Futtner taking the mile and an eighth in 1 53 1 6, Hilevation in the same distance with 1 65 1 6, FL Neugent in 4 ¼ miles at 1 13 25, and Sir Priliar in ½ mile at 1 26 1 6.

Albion H Sandy Alice F Lavey M Nedda Dorel Purse Senator Warner Frank Futtner Wilson Adirondack Sir Priliar Graham Ethel Day Good Cheer

Flying Fisherman Tells of Canadian Lakes and Monster Bass

Seattle sportsmen heard Chet Belding recount a Canadian expedition to British Columbia lakes. He described fathomless depths and icy water where bass reach five pounds or more and a massive fish nearly leapt from the water, outwitting Peckhover as the tale grew wilder.

Canadian Chet Belding Seattle Canada Epote Kansas British Columbia iIt

School grapples with press taint after four pupils in court

Principal W. F. Geiger said the high school suffers from newspaper notoriety as four students have appeared before the courts in the past two weeks. He objected to headlines portraying the school by the actions of a few pupils.

W. F. Geiger High Scheo

Mrs Betey Campbell Dies at Daughter's Home in Youngstown

Mrs Betey Campbell died yesterday at the residence of her daughter Hattie Reynolds in Youngstown. The brief obituary notes her passing and indicates she leaves family and friends in the community.

Betey Campbell Hattie Reynolds Youngstown

Arrangements Made As Person Reaches 92

A person has reached the age of 92 and arrangements have been set in motion. The note records a milestone in life with formal preparations reflecting the occasion.

More Marriages Expected After Licenses Cut Incident

An anticipated rise in marriage licenses follows a 6.00 to 2.06 reduction approved by the last legislature. County officials move to process applicants quickly as the new rate takes effect, with room prepared for extra clerks and windows to handle the influx.

Jane Trent

Lexington First Race Results On Stone Street Circuit

First race on 9 16 mile Stone Street course 119 led by Lee Thudgework 197 with Bucket Prigade 119 second and Time 66 seconds. Second race at Royal River 97 listed Ailac 20 to 1 Nedra 100 won with No Quarter

Stone Street Lee Thudgework Bucket Prigade Royal River Ailac Nedra

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