Seattle Loses In Comedy Of Errors To Tacoma Tigers
Tacoma Tigers beat Seattle 6 to 3 despite Seattle's five hits. Six Seattle errors and a wild pitch aided Tacoma's six runs in the third inning. Byrnes and Maston advanced on walks, Warren reached on an error, and Matt hit the Tigers' lone single in the frame. Seaton relieved Chinault and kept Tacoma scoreless. Seattle tallied two in the third and one more in the ninth aided by a late error.
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Spokane Beats Canucks 61 to 5 in Lopsided Win
Spokane defeated Vancouver 61 to 5 as Engle collected 11 hits and Lou Nordyke made a running catch in the sixth inning. Vancouver staged a late rally but could manage only five hits, aided by three Spokane errors. The game details end abruptly with the Indians dominating.
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Vanccouver
Indians
Lou Nordyke
Spokane
Engle
Indiana
Victoria to field professional baseball team
In Victoria British Columbia a pro baseball franchise for the city is being actively pursued. Community leaders and the team manager are touring to raise funds and gain support after a Spokane Vancouver game turnout convinced skeptics the city may join the Northwest league race for the title.
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Burns Langford Fight Off In London Match
Tommy Burns former world heavyweight champion has withdrawn from his scheduled December bout with Sam Langford in London. The knee injury he sustained playing lacrosse in Vancouver is serious and may force retirement. recovery could ruin the December date and prevent preparation for the match.
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Australia
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London
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Vancouver
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Seattle Yacht Club to Host Season Finale Race Cup
The Seattle Yacht Club schedules the last race of the season on Sunday at noon over the International challenge course on the Sound for the Sande and Erland trophy. The 16 mile course marks a key season finale event amid social activities including ladies day at the ball and notable local figures in attendance. Harry Cort hosts Seattle theatre guests after a Seattle ball event.
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Plenty of Chances Out Here for Lad Like This
Biz Mackay defeats Tommy Morrissey in four rounds, sparking talk of a rising Har len talent. California youngster Fitzsimmons books two bouts in September including Ed Hagen in Montesano and a showdown with North Yakima’s famed fighter. Joe Emery trains with the ruby one as Klondike seeks Don O Kelly, while Burns eyes lectures on fame with Jeffries tour. Dreamland hosts a dance tonight and an ad for furnished rooms appears.
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Political contest looms in Snohomish district race
The piece outlines W. W. Black a Snohomish County Superior Court judge as the Democratic rival to Humphrey for a key district seat. It notes Black’s insurgent 1904 win and opposition from milling interests, plus prior Kitsap county stacks and a strong GOP fight in the First district amid insurgent winds challenging Humphrey’s renomination and Cannon’s influence.
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Stack
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Charlies H. Miller
Cannon
Wilson Seeks New Jersey Governor Nomination on First Ballot
Trenton Sept 15 Friends of Woodrow Wilson president of Princeton University expect his gubernatorial nomination at the Democratic convention. Backers claim at least 1,000 of the 1,400 delegates. Frank Katzenbach Jr. to oppose him.
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Woodrow Wilson
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Wisen
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Clark vows to drive mules if elected speaker
Champ Clark, back from a homecoming in Moberly Missouri, declared that if he becomes speaker of the national house he will drive a team of mules down Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington. The remark underscores his pledge to emphasize his populist stance.
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Moberly
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Washington
Champ Clark
Paris Policeman Faces Dismissal Over Language Clash
Paris Sept 15 The Paris policeman who has a smattering of English is set to be driven from the force in desperation. He blames the American woman known for asking questions at crossings and who can converse in her mother tongue.
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Paria Poiceman
Foley's Honey and Tar credited with saving boy's life
Mrs. F. Marti of St. Joe Michigan writes Foley's Honey and Tar cured her little boy's severe bronchial trouble after doctors failed. She says it stopped the cough and choking spells and helped him recover quickly, noting they keep it at home. Bartell Drug Stores endorses the remedy.
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St. Joe
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Foley
Bartell Drug Stores
Poindexter Daya Pease Plan
The insurgent nominee for the senate Miles Poindexter welcomes the president’s move to recognize the insurgents and harmonize the party. He says success requires ending discord and patronage with independent thought and action and that the Republican party will unite under progressive leadership.
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Seattle and Tacoma Clearing Totals Reported Today
Seattle clearings show 1 963 820 dollars with 138 242 33 cents balances. Tacoma reports carnage today with 1 040 778 dollars balances and 87 188 clearings. Additional totals include 803 799 dollars and 89 859.
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Seattle
Tacoma
Sulu Sultan Plans American Trip Tied to Pearls Sale
Hadji Mohammed Jamalul Kiram, sultan of Sulu, who in 1905 sought to wed Alice Roosevelt, sails bound for the United States. He claims to be a Taft subject and salutes the American flag when seen. He funded his journey by selling pearls.
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London
Hadji Mohammed Jamalul Kiram
Sulu
Alice Roosevelt
United States
Ministers Wife Wears Tights Stage Move Tops Careers Change
A minister and his wife leave the pulpit for the stage citing wages and sacrifice. Fosher, a former Chicago pastor, to act while praising stage colleagues and noting the Golden Rule applies amid painted scenery. He defends actors as human despite public misjudgments. The piece contrasts Taft era talk with current views on leadership and fate.
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Lombard College
Galesburg
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Roosevelt Praised as Foremost American Citizen
The Philadelphia North American responds to attacks by declaring Col. Theodore Roosevelt the foremost citizen of the United States. The piece defends Roosevelt and rejects denigration in the press.
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Philadelphia North American Today
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Plague Threat Prompts Rat Hunt Plan in Ellensburg
Ellensburg faces a bubonic plague scare as City Health Officer Dr. G M Steele proposes a rat elimination campaign. Dr. FP Bournes of Seattle advised a small bounty per rat killed and distribution methods for poison, recalling last year's Seattle effort.
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Seattle
Northwest repair shop run by Mr Wolfe urged for hunting season
A cautious advisory urges all who intend to hunt this year to prepare now. The Northwest repair shop, overseen by Mr L R Wolfe, is highlighted as a top facility and one of the best known in the United States for the task.
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Lr. C. Wolfe
United States
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