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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1906
Page
5
Oregon battles Washington in a rough game finishing 14 to 0 as Kh wae and Clareutte lead the offense and a 45 yard run by Oregon sparks the win. Washington fumbles then fails to convert pushing Oregon to the goal line and securing the shutout.
An OCR fragment advertises a lunch option with new management at Laneh 216 Union St offering clean, neat meals at moderate prices. It urges readers to try the place and be convinced about the quality.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a dispute or scandal outline involving Elliott and McGreger with references to lies and clothing. Details are unclear but indicate a legal or reputational matter centered on deception and appearances.
Grand Rapids Michigan November 1 Frank Lynch the local fight promoter linked to the Ward Lewis bout in which Ward died last Thursday night has been arrested on a warrant alleging he conspired to promote a prize fight He pleaded not guilty before Judge Mesa and was held under $1000 bond to appear for examination on December 1.
Realities defeated the Hoo Hoos two games to one in a three game match played last night at the 8 A C alleya arena. The final score line was not provided in the fragment.
The first race saw Davia at 2 to 1 win over Metiaktla and Madd en, with times around 1 27.34. Chalk Heidrick led Petit Due and Military Man in the second race, finishing 6 to 1 and 1 21.34. Ocean Shore won the third race in 1 01.26 over Fred Mulholland and Al Pageen Ili. Futurity Corej ectorium led Van Ness and 104 with 1 10.34. Henvolie and La nelie led a one mile event with 1 41.34. Sir Edward won the final one mile race, Hand Over and I'm Joe placing second and third with 1 40.34.
The card lists first race at thirteen sixteenths of a mile with Red Knight finishing 1st at 115 and 63. In the fourth race over three fourths of a mile Miller pays 3 to Draculum who places second. Times shown include 1:16 2-4 for a mile and 1:46 2-4 for the others with Water Grass and Lady Vera among the others placing.
A brief entry notes sale items including a pudding pan 12 size and a two gallon granite milk pan at Pinning's store. No additional buyers or prices listed.
In heavy rain at Mad Leon Park Seattle High School defeated Lick High of San Francisco 7 to 0 in a hard fought game. The sea of mud hindered both teams with forward passing difficult yet Beattie and Coyle starred for Seattle while Westover and Burke anchored San Francisco’s rushing. The lone score came on a second half touchdown after a long pass from Coyle to Burke and a successful kick by Coyle. The crowd set a season mark for attendance as Seattle’s defense held firm on goal line stands and Seattle dominated possession most of the match.
A steamer brought 160 buckets of grapes to the market with better condition and quicker sale than prior lots. Apple shortages raise fears as no apple shipments have arrived since Mood, while turkey prices jump to 2.00 to 4.50 per pound ahead of Thanksgiving demand. beef shipments of 66 head expected to ease beef scarcity.
The Seattle theater struggles to fit an increasing audience as patrons queue to enter, calling for a real move room to ease the throng.
Partial OCR mentions a shoemaker named Klein at 317 James with unclear surrounding text. The readable items include a name and an address fragment, suggesting a local business notice in a historical page.
The Two Johns and Peck's Had Hoy light comedy are drawing crowds at popular theaters. The Bian and the Four at the Lois theater breaks attendance records, with audiences praising the high quality of the performances. Pantages stock has gained strong public favor.
A steamer voyage tale notes Acme Business College offers Leonard Masters a year's tuition and books at no cost through its president A. B. Rickenberry to ensure the orphaned boy receives schooling despite parental legal matters.
At a meeting in the Chamber of Commerce the Women’s Federated Clubs of Beat tle decided to incorporate. They will issue $50,000 in stock sold to local residents and plan to build a clubhouse in the spring. Mrs L H H Jennings hopes to have the clubhouse ready by the 1909 exposition opening.
President Roosevelt arrived at port Ponce at 4 AM to a festive welcome. Governor Winthrop and officials greeted him as the town and surrounding region filled with crowds and decorations.
The Haven Methodist Episcopal Church at the corner of Howard avenue and John street holds a Thanksgiving and jubilee service next Sunday at 11 a.m. to celebrate liberation from debt. The program features sermons and memories by Father Drake Mother Dwyer H Bweeners Dr L D Mahone George H Brevena Rev Wallace Strubie and others.
In the great steel vaults of Wm. D. Perkine & Co Bankers in the Alaska Heading, safe deposit boxes sit tight and secure. The vaults are conveniently located and the rental is so low that no one should be without one of these compact secure boxes.
Another claimant appears for the John H Sullivan estate. Jeremiah O Sullivan of Castleventry Cork County Inland asserts his claim as the nearest of his name now alive.
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