Hurley Incident Sparks Field Exchange Between Dugdale and Hurley
The Tacoma Ledger and The Star quote Dugdale and Hurley amid heated on field exchanges during a recent game. Dugdale claims Hurley used foul language, while Hurley denies swearing. A club sentiment notes Dugdale addressed a foul remark and both men are described as volatile on the diamond.
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Tacoma Ledger
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Favorites Triumph Half Card at The Meadows
Three favorites a second choice and two longshots shared the card at The Meadows. Escalante dropped to 7 to 10 but tired to lose to Orifiamb a 19 to 1 and just miss second by a nose to Deneen. King of Mint won the mile and a quarter as Jockey King repeated the winning combo. Monvina, 15 to 1, edged Fair Fagot for third, Maid of Gotham at 11 to 1 surprised in the rear, then Aftermath rallied to win by three lengths over Buster Jones. All Ablaze faded as Aftermath led the upset over a wary crowd.
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Orifiamb
Deneen
C. Russell
King
King of Mint
Monvina
Fair Fagot
Maid of Gotham
Buckthorn
Angleface
Wise Money
Aftermath
Buster Jones
Jones
All Ablaze
Meadows Archibald Leads in Silver Cup Contest
Archibald holds a 26 point lead in the silver cup contest with Harris and King tied for second at 18. The Alaska Handicap is the feature race and a potential record may be challenged in the fifth race. a $100 prize to the winning trainer is planned if the world record 1:37.265 is broken.
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Harris
King
Mentry
Walsh
B. Wilsom
Meince
Seoville
Russell
Donvitz
Rettig
Hayes
Alarie
Andrews
Hildebrand, Shelton
Small
Alaska
Rubinon
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Opening smoker at Washington Athletic Club features fast boxing
Four fast boxing bouts headline the Washington Athletic Club opener with two wrestling matches. McPherson defeats Meldner in 150 pounds after Harris’ absence. La Bounty earns decision over Briscoe in a brutal 4th round exchange. Chapman draws with Brown in a fast 12576 pound bout. Hagen beats Marshall in a close 3 round clash. McDonald and Corey each win two straight falls in wrestling. Next smoker set for October 23.
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Precoe
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Percy Cove
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Erice
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Marshall
Wreetli
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Higginbotham
Chicken
Corey
Cowling
Miners top Seattle as Butte rally routs Doglets 6 to 3
In yesterday's baseball notes Seattle fell 6 to 3 to Butte despite outhitting them, as four hits by Rita aided the Miners in the eighth inning. Also mentioned is a boxing note: middleweight champion Papke plans a Los Angeles bout on Thanksgiving Eve with Ketchell, with Jones optimistic talks imminent.
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Los Angeles
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Flahter
Papee May Have Fight With Kelley
Francisco dispatch reports a possible confrontation involving Papee and Kelley. The note references Billy in relation to the incident with unclear details and no confirmed outcome.
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Kelley
Fortier's Peasing to Bases Delights Fans
Fortier shows refined base running while Willie returns to form with two solid hits yesterday boosting the lineup.
Jones to Join County Fair Circuit Tour
A note indicates Jones plans to follow a county fair circuit. The text mentions a statistic about the world population, 64 per 1000, and a reference to blindness, likely describing a health or disability context.
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Nd Jones
Double header planned for tomorrow by manager Dugdale
Manager Dugdale announces a double header for tomorrow afternoon with two games. Anderson will pitch in one game and Rush in the other after yesterday’s strong performances.
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Dugdale
Anderson
Shipping Movements At Puget Sound Elevators And Docks
German ship Carte finishes loading wheat at Smiths Cove elevator tonight then shifts to a bar in the stream. French bark Genevieve Molina sailing from Hebarton June on Greaves, and bark Malmeral towed to Quar anatee Marbor this morning, both under charter notices. Mills carry wheat to the United hapten. Steamer Jefferson and steamer City of Seattle due from Skagway this afternoon. Tatoosh reports passing at 12 30 pm. Freighter Winebage days out from Frisco for Beattie. Koamos Waer Assuan arrives at Heattie Lumber docks to load 500000 feet of lumber. Norwegian steamer Ceell under time charter to W R Grace Co shifts from Tacoma tomorrow to Centennial mill to load flour then to Bal lard for lumber and Harbor for creosoted piles, sailing for La Boca Payama on Sept 20.
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Edison Visitors In Seattle On Pleasure Trip With Family
Thomas A. Edison and family stay at the Rainier Grand in Seattle during a Northwest trip for recreation. Edison praises regional resources and plans to depart tonight for Portland then through Colorado. A separate note reports Taka Akira Kate appointed ambassador to Kingland succeeding Count Komura in Tokio.
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Tokio
Taka Akira Kate
Music Hath Charms that Surpass Man's
William Stoll obtained a divorce from his wife of 20 years in Judge Wrater's court after testimony described his wife’s municipal temperament as driving life with him to distraction. A star witness said he tried to mediate and persuade her to return, but she refused, noting his temperament did not suit her artistic life. The couple had not lived together since 1902 and share three children aged 19, 17, and 15.
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W. F Brotherton
Many Towns Seem Doomed on Lake Superior Shore
United Press reports from Duluth and the Lake Superior north shore describe a spreading forest fire threatening several villages and lumber camps along the coast. Fire sweeps toward Chicago Bay Cascade Heaver Hay Grand Marais Pigeon River Indian Reservation Crofton and Nutson as refugees flee and rescue steamer America sails toward Port Arthur.
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Beautiful widow drugged by unknown chauffeur
Mrs. J. M. Lawrence, 25, widow of a Los Angeles millionaire, was found unconscious near Golden Gate Park after an evening drive. An automobile party rescued her and she later described being drugged after the chauffeur provided a drink. Police investigate. suspect chauffeur to be arrested.
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Passenger agents meet in Seattle for Traveling Agents' convention
The advance guard of the Traveling Passenger Agents association arrived in Seattle at 2:46 pm and will base at the Butler Annex. Delegates will be hosted by local railroad men during their stay, with broad city participation in welcoming and entertaining them.
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City to Decide On Municipal Garbage System Vote
City council considers referring a question to the voters on whether to operate a free municipal garbage collection or grant a franchise to a private company. Councilman Murphy has prepared a resolution to place the issue on the ballot at the upcoming county election.
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Oo County
Mulford and Coke Lead 24 Hour Endurance Race at Brighton Beach
In Brighton Beach New York on September 12 the American team Mulford and Coke driving a Lester car took the lead after four spurts of desperate driving in the 24 hour endurance race begun last night. Italian pair Parker and Capra in a Fiat hold second place nine miles behind.
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Hearst to Visit Seattle for Speech at Dreamland Rink
W R Hearst plans a Seattle stop in October with a speech at Dreamland rink. The party slate includes Thomas L Hingen, Ham Randolph Hearst, and local electors named by the state along with several local officials and business figures.
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Conflicting Witness Tales Delay Seattle Case
A Russian man, alleged in his native land for the murder of two men, held in Seattle Anguat week, is released from custody after conflicting statements by witnesses. District attorney Kenneth Mackintosh asks for dismissal, citing imposition by witnesses. Also promoted is a Navy Yard sightseeing pitch urging a visit to see ships and grounds.
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Seattle
Kate Negeloff
Sam Corbett
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Occa
Kenneth Mackintosh
Superior Court
Oe Sound Navy Yard
Picnic and Dance at Wildwood Park Sunday
A big picnic and dance are planned for Sunday afternoon and evening at Wildwood Park. Tickets cost 26 cents, covering boat fare entrance to the park and dancing. Steamers Wildwood and Haas depart Leschi Park at unspecified times.
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Appeal for help for disabled young man in Edmonds
The Star reports Rus sell Morrison, a sole supporter and train accident survivor, seeks funds to travel to Los Angeles for family care until he can work again. He is presently assisted by friends in Edmonds. Any donation will be sent to him, with listed contributors and totals to date.
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