Seattle Doughboys Defeated by Tacoma in Slugger Runfest
Tacoma tops Seattle 10 to 4 as Adams and Rand duel on the mound. Ike Rockenfield home runs and a late Seattle spark fade with Errors and timely hits from Tacoma. Stovall pitches for Seattle with little support as the home team never recovers from early deficit.
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Dugdale
Tacoma
al Stovall
Seattle
Fentimes
City of Destiny
Adams
Capt
Rand
Stuls
Rock
Zearfoss
Hurley
Rockenfield
Bodie
St. John Short
Hodge
Murand Stovali
Suite
Sheldon
Stula
Ike
Rockhenfield
Adame
Rocky
Center Garden
John
Secre tary of the Bureau of Standards post advertised
A bulletin from the United States Civil Service Commission announces a June examination for the secretary of the Bureau of Standards in cities with free delivery post offices. Salary is $2,000 per year. Applicants must be graduates of reputable colleges or universities, with application forms 304 and 875 required.
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Seattle
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington
DL. C
Bureau of Standards
Treasury Department
Experiences of An Office Becker and a Doughan in 1861 Post
Postmaster Stewart holds a copy of the Saturday Evening Post dated June 2 1861 published in Philadelphia. The issue features a Spurgeon Tabernacle London cut on page one an article titled Experiences of An Office Becker across three columns on page two a cut of Senator Stephen A Doughan in state at Bryan Hall on page four. Edmund Deacon H Peters son were the papers publishers. Stewart found the paper at Clare hat designer 1407 Second Ave.
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Stewart
Saturday Evening Post
Philadelphia
Spurgeon
Tabernacle London
Becker
Stephen A. Doughan
Bryan Hall
Salcons
Edmund Deacon H Peterson
Post
Post Ofice
Bound Over for Murder in Second Degree
Chas Anderson, accused of killing John Elms, was bound over to the superior court by Judge George to face murder in the second degree. Witnesses testified, and evidence suggested no premeditation. bonds set at $5000 for Anderson and $500 for each witness. A Lake Washington flyer route operated between Madison and Leschi parks from 1 to 6 p.m.
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Chas
Anderson
John Elms
George
Mayor Receives Inquiry On Missing Brother Alfred Warmington
The mayor's aide reports Hl Warmington of 1982 Main Street Cincinnati seeking information on brother Alfred Warmington last heard from in October while working on a railroad nearby Cassie Smith described as a notorious local woman was arrested by Officer Untard for disorderly conduct that night Saturday advertisement notes a 10 percent sale on wallpaper at Paint Co located at corner Pike Street and Third Avenue 200-902 Pike.
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Humes
Hl. Warmington
Main Street
Cincinnati
Alfred Warmington
Cassie Smith
Omcer Untard
Paint Co
Pike Street
Third Avenue
Pike
Horse Thieves Active Around Lincoln County
Authorities believe a band of horse thieves operates in the area. The sheriff reports the theft of six mares in Lincoln County yesterday, increasing the three week total to about twenty.
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Lincoln
Sheriff's Office
Calf Pasture Fence Mystery Holds King County Deed
Mr E W Wood compiles a tract index for King County and notes perplexing deeds. A 1889 deed for Bigelow's block 33 refers to the calf pasture fence area, while an 1855 record mentions the same fence and an odd blurring of boundaries.
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E. W. Wood
King County
Bigelow
Building Permits Issued for Homes and Additions
The city engineer’s office issued permits to Peter Brandt for an area wall and concrete walk at 91 99 Main Street costing 2400 dollars. Robert Craig received a permit for a 2 story frame basement lodging house at 414 Fifth Avenue South costing 3200 dollars. Adele Edwards permission for a 1 story frame dwelling in block 48 Denny Hoyt’s costing 1400 dollars. W H Kreyscher 2 story frame dwelling at 939 Twentieth Avenue costing 1206 dollars. Marity Thomson for foundation and basement at 1104 Street costing 1600 dollars. Clarence D Hillman for a 2 story frame building in block 117 Woodlawn Park Gadd costing 500 dollars.
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Cty
Peter Brandt
Main Street
Robert Craig
Fifth Avenue South
Adele Edwards
Denny & Hoyt's
W. H. Kreyscher
Twentieth Avenue
Marity Thomson
Clarence D. Hillman
Woodlawn Park
Theaters Present Two Major Plays Next Week at Grand and Third Ave
Beattie residents can expect Henry or Jones brilliant play The Masqueraders staged at the Grand next week with Daniel Frawley and company. Frawley assumes David Remon with Miss Johnson as Dulcie Larondie and Viola Allen’s former role. Ten Nights in a Bar Room debuts at the Third Avenue theatre starring James Ward and his troupe with Mrs Carrie Nation appearing in a saloon wrecking scene.
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Henry Or Jones
Daniel Frawley
Beattie
The
Empire
New York
Mr. Frawley
David Remon
Henry Miller
Miss Johnson
Dulcie Larondie
Viola Allen
Third Avenue Theater
James Ward
Carrie Nation
Historic Venice Lecture Delivered at Ranke Hall
Rev. Alfred W. Martin of the Society of Universal Religion gave an illustrated talk on Historic Venice at Ranke hall last evening. He announced another lecture set for May 28 on the early era.
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Venice
Ranke Hall
Alfred W. Martin
Society of Universal Religion
Band of thieves eyed as deputy closes in on case
Deputy Sheriff Jack Williams keeps watch on the theft case and reports steady clues. He warns the gang must proceed with more caution or risk swift arrests. Remnant Garden Mose offered at half price by ZC Miles & Piper Co.
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Jack Williams
Miles & Piper Co
Post Six Sale Fragments From A Dry Goods Notice
Rushed remnants of a 19th century sale list items discounted after six o clock. Men Silk Ties Balbriggan Shirts Drawers Turkev Wash Cloths and towels apron gingham petticoats mercerized waists and more priced at fractions per yard or each with limits per customer and unclear spelling from an old catalog style listing.
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Nix
Aix
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Zearfoes
Menefee
McCarthy
McIntyre
Lynch
Flannery
Rofert
Zearfosas
St. John
Hod
Carpenters
GOGR
Bireacree
Spelger & Hurlbut
Str
Cyrene
Adison
Leschi
Dobbs & Son
Second Avenue
Howe
Cts
Gray and Brown
Aloo
Sulta
Lil. Munroe
B. Dewit
Harry Lew
Miesen
Boye
Mr. Wood
Charles Astor Parker
Eer
Ellsworth
Ken
Historic
Frederick & Nelson
Northwest
Home Furnishers
Rialto Bldg
2D Ave
Cor
Madison
Rand Opera
John Cort Manecer
Matinee
T. Daniel Frawley
Henry Arthur Jones
Hird Avenue Theater
Teeme Main
M. Hassell
Hal Reid
Roanoke
Old
Virginia
James M. Ward
Tephone
Main
Hoche
Admason Ide
Pacific Northwe
Knessel
Ladies’ Musical Club of
Seattle Theater
Hopkin ’ Revelene
Pian O S
Sherman, Clay & GO
Matheson Bros
Grocers Cor
Tel
Geo. H. Woodhouse
Second
Java
East
Niaea
Columbia Street
and Cape
Second Ave
Bon Marche
Cahn & Cohn
Jackson Street
W. S. Mayfield
Grocer
Gian
Brunner & CO
Bartell’s Outing
Flower & Gallet
Pinaud
Bbc
Murray & Lanman
Florida
Syepeata
Yesler
First Avenue
Marshall
Ae Ann
Pikes Stres
Going & Northrup Company
First Ave
RIDGE
Iscaquah Coal Co
Moran Brosco
Guar
the Dental
Penn
Howard eXe Mutual Life Building
Ae Ee Portlan al
Ladle
Dattaint
Ee Bonney
Stew Ors and
Bavenue and
Coli Beattl Fain
Art Val
Seattle Transfer Co
Madihos OS Farmary
Thang. Ts
Sorosis
Simison Bros
Kimball
Chickering, Weber, Kimball, Pease
Singer
Johnston CO
Second Avenue Burke Building
Yesler Way
Broadway
J. E. Stevens
Bal
Gette
Denny Clay Co
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