Hot Fight Thursday as Washington Aims to End Oregon St. Streak
The state U team, undefeated in Thanksgiving games, prepares for a hard clash at Ion Park against Oregon State Agricultural with Crim facing Walker and Pullen meeting Pilkington. Washington seeks revenge after paper superiority suggested Oregon State held the edge, game at 1 30 PM, with history showing mixed results in prior years.
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Oregon State Agricultural Agion
Ion Park
Crim
Walker
Northwestern
Pullen
Pilkington
Cole
Oregon
Washington
Willamette
Portland
University
University of Oregon
A. C
Boxing Gossip and Baseball Debate Across the Years
Jimmy Britt calls Marvin Hart the best fighter and says Hart will fool critics who have doubted him. An age dispute over baseball origins features A. G. and Henry with Oliver aging 91 recalling Baltimore play in 1825. Palmer loses to Cohen in London while Mathewson agrees to Havana exhibitions avoiding Sundays. Kilrain notes boxing progress. French auto racing shifts to touring. Coffroth hopes Jeffries returns. Griffiths seizes pitching talent for next season. Harvard Pennay dispute. Wisconsin Minnesota gate-claim fuels talk of schedules changes. Bob Fitzsimmons plans post O Brien clash as Farr earns first call.
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Jimmy Britt
Marvin Hart
Jeffries
Hart
Jimmy
Harvard
Pennay
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Bob Fitzsimmons
New York
O'Brien
Marvin Farr
O Brien
Sonny
Pitz
Scenic Shasta Route For Pleasure Seekers From Seattle
California resorts and health attractions tempt visitors this season. The Southern Pacific Fa mous Scenic Shasta Route offers improved service leaving Seattle at 8:40 am and 10:20 pm daily. Seattle to San Francisco fares are $25.66 first class and $29.60 second. Tickets and reservations at Union Ticket Office 608 First Ave Seattle. EB Ellis General Agent.
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California
Southern Pacific Company
Seattle
San Francisco
Union Tie Office
First Ave
Waah
EB. E. Ellis
Maskers Will Skate Masquerade Carnival At Auditorium
A roller skate masquerade carnival is set for December 12 at the Auditorium rink. Prizes will honor the best costume and the most graceful skating couple, with the grand match billed as the event’s feature, a standout for Beattle.
City bowling league forms to contest Harrison Cup
Directors met at the Arlington dock to create a 12 club league with 22 week season. Opening games start Monday next week on three alleys. A four team major league is planned for the Harrison Cup led by George Vogel. Past winners include the Columbians and Empire.
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City Bowling League
Arlington Dock
Columbiana
Pacifics
Brunswicks
George Vogel
Seattle Bowling Association
Umien
Columbians
Empiree
Seattle Athletic Club Opens Season Against Fort Flagler
The Seattle Athletic Club will open its season on Saturday against Fort Flagler football. Both teams played a tough game last year with the club defeating the soldiers twice after a hard fight. Both squads are reported in better condition this season and are at hard work in practice.
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Seattle Athletic Club
Fort Flagler
Wire Match Set With City Teams
Joe Morris of the Arcade alleys will depart early January to enter an interstate wire match on January 1 1908. Competing cities include Bellingham Vancouver Everett Anacortes and Seattle. He and Sheffer will form a two man team to bowl local teams on their own alleys for a side bet among the cities.
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Joe Morris
Bellingham
Vancouver
Everett
Anacortes
Seattle
Sheffer
Morrie
Michigan Pennsylvnia game eyed for next season
A New York report says Pennsylvania has opened talks with Michigan for a football game next season. Harvard and Penn may break relations after their recent tensions, leaving Michigan to face an Eastern Big Six rival, possibly on Franklin Field if scheduled.
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Michigan
Wolverines
Ann Arbor
Penney
Harvard
New York
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Crimson
City Association Beats Sailors in Tough 2 to 1 Victory
In New Westminster B C on Monday the City Association football team defeated a sailors team from H M S Shearldon by 2 to 1. The game was stubborn and fast. Thanksgiving brings the second high school team to Wenatchee for a game. the squad will travel there Wednesday amid predictions of a hard match.
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New Westminster
B. C
City Association
Sailors
H. M
Sheardon
Wenatchee High School
Big Show Combine Forms Largest Theatrical Trust
A new conglomerate uniting Orpheum vaudeville and International circuits consolidates to control dozens of vaudeville houses on the Pacific coast and inland regions. The Orpheum leads the group with directors including Congressman Tim Sullivan Senator O'Brien and John F Frynn. The deal involves millions and aims to control about 150 houses.
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Orpheum Vaudeville
International Edfroulte
Pacific Coast
Orpheum
Combine
Tim Sullivan
New York
Senator O'Brien
John F. Frynn
Chicago
Heasen
Kian and
Brianger
Fire horse Sam found and back on duty at station
Sam the fire horse recovered after being missing from a Massachusetts Utah station. He was found at Smith's ranch on Alki Point by a deputy from Engine Company No. 9. Captain Cook doubts the horse crossed without a rider and says the thief likely turned back before crossing Elliott Bay.
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Sam
Massachusetts
Utah
Smith
Alki Point
Tlam
Duwamish
Bliiott Bay
Bam
Georgetown
South Park
Gatch
Hank Clearings in November Years 1904 1905
Fragmentary OCR notes record November dates in 1904 and 1905 involving Hank Clearings. The readable bits mention months and figures but lack full context or actions. Further text is needed to define events, locations, or involved organizations.
Roanoke Narrowly Escapes Disaster at Sea
In Eureka California a vessel named Roanoke nearly wrecked off the bar while attempting to cross. The rudder was torn away and the boat flooded by heavy seas as distress signals drew life savers. Temporary repairs were made and the ship sailed south with no passengers landed.
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Eureka
Cal
Francisco
Water shut off in district north of North and West 42nd
Water will be shut off tomorrow from 9 a m to 6 p m in the district north of North and West 42nd and west of Fremont. The Tanana Electric Plant starts operations November 28 in Beatle with Seattle capital. located on the Chatanika river 26 miles from Fairbanks, it provides power and light to an area 40 miles in every direction.
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North
West 42Nd
Fremontly
Tanana Electric
Tanana Hilectric Company, & Company
Beatle
Seattle Capitaliete
Chatanika River
Mpuirbanks
President Roosevelt pushes college football reform
A circular from Pennsylvania University to colleges urges uniform eligibility rules and reduced roughness in football. The proposals include one year of study, good academic standing, no pay for participation, and a four year limit, with penalties for brutality and open play.
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Pennsylvania University
Committee On
Pennsylvania
Inter
Football Should Be Abolished In Secondary Schools
President David Starr Jordan of Stanford argues that football should be abolished in all secondary schools. He has toured the country noting widespread agitation against the sport and attended a Washington conference with President Roosevelt and Dr. White on remedies for the game’s abuses.
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David Starr Jordan
Stanford University
Jordan
Washington
Roosevelt
Dr. White
University of Pennsylvania
Deafness Cannot Be Cured by Local Remedies
An advertisement claims deafness caused by catarrh can be cured with a Home Cure program. It promises a $100 reward for any case not helped by the treatment and directs readers to send for a circular from J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. The copy imitates early 20th century medical patent tone.
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J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Good Shepherd Sisters Appeal for Thanksgiving Dinner
The Sisters of the Good Shepherd request help from friends to provide a Thanksgiving meal for orphans in care. Donations gratefully received at 413 Ninth Ave.
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Sisters of the Good Shepherd
Snow Falls Across Eastern Mountains This Morning
Morning snowfall covered the eastern mountains with a substantial amount of snow. The report notes noticeable snow buildup across the region and mentions wide accumulation over the area.
Newsboy Suspected Theft While Papers Sold
Weather-bound night with rain or snow and strong winds. William Hagberg, a sailor, claims a newsboy swindled him of $12 after buying a $2 paper and losing the change. He cannot identify the boy to police. A state university Girls Glee concert drew a large Olympia audience. Admiral Choukunin reports Taek sea mutiny dying down with most mutineers surrendering. Witte urges interior minister appointment.
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William Hagberg
Saiior
Newsboy
Olympia
Girls’ Glee Club
The
State University
ST. Petersbburg
Choukunin
Taek Sea
Witte
Semstvo
Interior
Poles in Trouble Describes Domestic Strife in Ballard
Wanda Markowski reports abuse by her husband in Ballard leading to a divorce bid. She claims he thwarted her movements and struck her, driving her and her daughter from their home.
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Wanda Markowski
Ballard
Robbed Detective in Portland Boat News District
A thief stole from Detective B A Barge in Portland, taking his revolver handcuffs official star trousers and other articles. The detective reported the loss after leaving the items in his room aboard a boat news district.
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Portland
Hobbers
B A. Barge
San Francisco
Boat News
Subterranean Volcano Swallows Derrick at Humble Field
A subterranean volcanic outbreak at Humble oil fields created a crater about 100 feet wide and engulfed derrick machinery. The eruption tossed tons of earth and rock into the air.
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Houston
Tez
Boy sues Seattle Bre and Malting for 1999 injury
Orville McAllister aged 14 seeks $1,999 from Seattle Bre and Malting Co for loss of two toes suffered in an accident while working last August. The case is before Judge M.
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Orville McAllister
Seattle
Divorce Granted in Non Support Case
Charlotte Wright granted a decree of divorce from William Wright on non support.
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Charlotte Wright
Tad Forning
William Wright
Teddy Will Stand Firm Against Rate Regulators in White House Talks
Washington reports at the White House last night President Garfield and cabinet members Root Tet and Knox pressed the issue of rate regulation. The president gave no sign of retreat, remaining firm on his position amid the conference discussions.
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Teddy
Washington
Garfield
Root
Tet
Knox
Emperor's Health Declared Sound Despite Surgery Rumor
Berlin report states the emperor will not undergo an operation on his car. Official announcement confirms his health is good in every respect.
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Berlin
Fred Wilson Charged in Robbery Case in Superior Court
Information filed in superior court accuses Fred Wilson of robbery for allegedly taking valuables from the person of W. Davis. Wilson was arrested this month and faces formal charges in connection with the incident.
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Fred Wilson
Wilson
W. Davis
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Iowa
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Health
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2Nd Ave
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Washington Street
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Matt
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Washington St
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Lion Clothing House
Leeds Park Pavilion
Seattle Electric of Beneficial Association
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