Seattle Pioneer Francie Guye Charged With Arson
Francie M. Guye a prominent Seattle property holder is charged with arson after a fire on Oct 27 near University Street. The blaze started from a bottle of chalk oil thrown in from outside and the suspect, found near the scene, was taken to police headquarters before release. The property is owned by Charles E. Plimpton, Guye’s stepfather, with family disputes cited as a possible motive.
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Interest in a big fight between Hob Simmons and George Gardner
In San Francisco on November 14 the public shows intense interest in the coming heavyweight championship bout between Hob Simmons and George Gardner. With Jeffries seemingly unchallenged for the title, this match is framed as the race for the next best crown.
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Rob Montgomery
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Geo. Byers
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Charlie Goff
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Jimmy Handler
Dick Baker
Frank Craig
J. Beales
Rownde
Miss Ethel Garrett Retains Stimson Golf Cup Title
Miss Ethel Garrett defeated Me Jae. 1D. Mowe Jr. two up with one to play at the semi annual Stimson golf cup trials held yesterday at Lake Washington links. Garrett, who won the cup six months ago, proved her title again amid a chilly but eager crowd.
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Boy Killed In Bellingham Coasting Accident
The fatal coasting accident occurred in Happy Valley Pulrhaven as Pevert Howden age 14 was struck by a sled and died after being taken to the Dietrich house. In York addition Edward Powell suffered severe head bruises and unconsciousness from a separate sled crash with a telephone pole.
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Murder Attempt Aboard Cape Karluk By Indians
The steamer Banta Ane reports an Indian raid near Cape Karluk in which Joseph Moore, seeking to prospect, was overpowered and placed in a boat. He was fired upon as he drifted seaward but rescued by a steam launch crew. Indians offered no reason beyond forbidding trespassers in their territory.
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Seattle Beattie faces Portland in crucial Saturday clash
Seattle High School and Portland High meet at Athletic Park in a hard fought game coached by Bruce Short. Beattie aims to prove they can contend with top west teams as Portland brings a strong offense. A separate theft report notes Ole Bolen having his watch stolen near Second Avenue and Washington Street after a crowd gathering.
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Seattle Bowling Fever Grips City Clubs and Leagues
Seattle clubs buzz with bowling fever as several teams train daily at the Seattle Athletic Club Arcade and other venues. The Ta wherse of Tacoma defeated the Arcade five by 142 pins, while the Yorks seek revenge in Everett. Independent and Big Five matches produced tight scores with Metzger 146 and Harris 140 leading individuals. Stiner’s squad edged Pope’s in a neck-and-neck race for first.
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Cupid Attacks and Defeats World’s Heaviest Man in Indianapolis
Cupid, a daring spearman, defeats Chauncey Morlan described as the heaviest man. Morlan, married with a combined weight of about 1200 pounds with his wife, weighs 748 pounds while she weighs 490. They will settle for the winter and plan travel with county fair attractions in summer.
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Royalty A Winner Seals Oakland Derby Victory
Seattle fans cheered as Royalty A Winner, trained gelding of Harry Green, surged from near last to win the last race at Oakland yesterday. Jockey Ferrell broke his stirrup at the turn but the horse accelerated in the stretch to prevail amid fluctuating odds.
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Knight Shapes Fresh Backfield For University Team
Coach Knight drilled new backs last night and early signs point to a strong addition to the squad. Cole Ants and McElmon form the fastest combination seen behind the university this year. The varsity and scrubs are working hard on campus and will be in excellent shape for Friday’s game.
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All Around Athlete John De Witt Shines at Princeton
Princeton guard John De Witt, a junior, is hailed as an all around athlete and football standout. He excels on the gridiron hammer and track events and is famed for a 4 yard field goal kick from near midfield, stunning Yale. He starred at Lawrenceville before Princeton and is noted as a top punter.
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Beattie Wins Seattle Oakland Series Opener In Narrow 4 3 Win
In San Francisco on November 18 Beattie led Seattle to a 4 3 victory over Oakland in the first game of the last series of the year. Jansing contributed a key defensive play and a timely three bagger as Mockinan pitched well for Oakland. Seattle and Oakland combined for 11 hits while Seattle benefited from late offense to edge ahead. At Los Angeles Los Angeles beat Portland 4 3. At Sacramento San Francisco defeated Sacramento 3 1.
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Cordell Defeats Herrera in 15-Round Victory
Jack Cordell won a clear decision over Aurellio Herrera after 15 hard rounds in Oakland. The bout featured Cordell, recently recruited from the amateur ranks, overpowering Herrera who fought bravely but was outmatched.
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Boxing match ends in hard fought decision at 128 pounds
The bout dragged through the final rounds with both fighters staggered and unable to stand. Eddie Smith awarded Cordell the decision after a long exchange, with the 128 pound fight drawing wide favor for Cordell’s persistence.
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Local High School to Meet U S 8 New York in Thanksgiving Game
Whatcom residents anticipate a hard fought Thanksgiving Day matchup between the local high school team and the U S 8 New York squad. The rivals are evenly matched as plans for the annual clash move forward.
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New York
Handball Scramble Attracts Local Players This Saturday
A scratch handball tourney may be pulled off at the league arena Saturday night if the system put up by Henry Ay succeeds. Some of the best players are entered and some live expect. Dr. McCulloch Miller are spoken of as members.
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