City considers track scheme for Westlake and Fourth avenues
Executive committee of the Municipal Ownership campaign outlines a plan to lay tracks on Westlake Boulevard and Fourth Avenue to Fremont, leasing them to applicants for an electric interurban terminal. Seattle Electric, Renton & Southern, and Everett interurban show interest, with urgency due to a pending exclusive franchise application on Westlake Boulevard.
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Fourth Av
Westlake bouleVard
Fremont
Whale Committee
Seattle Electric Company
Weatlake Boulevard
Renton & Southern
Pike «St
Pike At
Everett
City
Seattle Electric Monopo Tt
Union Depot
Thorngon Street Railway
Vanderbilt Cup Course Troops Pose Hurdle in Nassau County
A. A. A. official named Thompson in New York said federal and state troops likely cannot be used to guard the Vanderbilt Cup course citing state rights. He noted Nassau county authorities prefer guards and deputy sheriffs, with entrance fees totaling about 40 000 dollars expected from the event.
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Thompson
Racing Board of the
New York
Nassau
France
Vanderbilt
Longleland Tree
Mr. Thompson
Nassau County
Unclear Race Notes Highlight Timings and Placings
Fragmentary OCR mentions Titus, Henry, King Kohr with times around 1 10 and placement notes. Details incomplete for full event identification or outcomes.
Auto Meet at Meadows Promises Fast Races
After wet weather delays the Meadows track dries and auto races are set for tomorrow and Wednesday afternoons. The feature is the 10 mile silver loving cup event featuring a 50 hp Columbia, 4 hp Pope Toledo, 50 hp Thomas, and 50 hp Franklin with owners and drivers named. Broadway Automobile Co may enter a 60 hp Pierce Arrow driven by Harry Mings. Clockers plan to observe trials for sleepers as drivers familiarize themselves with the turns.
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Meadows
Columbia
Tacoma
Pope Toledo
H. B. Kennecy
Thomas
Virgil Mall
Dr. Bryant
Franklin
Broadway Automobile Company
Harry Mings
Rainiers Host Banquet After Seattle Amateur Game
After the Rainiers beat the Navy Yard team, wives and friends of Rainiers held an elaborate dinner in the Madison pavilion. Guests included Navy Yard, Black Diamond and Renton players. Mr. Langley of the Navy Yard spoke for the visitors in thanking the Rainiers. The preceding game was praised as one of Seattle's best amateur contests, highlighted by Gordon's pitching for Navy Yard and a disputed ninth inning call later deemed unfounded.
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Raiiniers
Navy Yard
Rainiers
Madison Pavilion
Black Diamond
Renton
Langley
Seattle
Gordon
Granger
Seattle Takes Two More In Double Victory At Recreation Park
Seattle defeated Fresno in two games at Recreation Park as Beattie Hoag and Beattie Hoag pitched well. Local batters including Croft and Kane drove in runs while O’Hannion and Jones delivered solid efforts. Seattle extended its winning streak to seven games.
Spence Strachan Concert At First Methodist Church
Gavin Spence and Miss Nannie Strachan perform a concert at the First Methodist church tonight. The program features Mr Spence’s wit and song anecdotes and Miss Strachan’s four octave voice range with operatic training.
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Spence-Strachan
Gavin Spence
Mies Nannie Strachan
First Methodist Church
Boence
Nannie Strachan
Bach
Bowling Tour Postponed by American Bowling Congress
Samuel Karpt secretary of the Americans Bowing Congress notes the All American Bowling Trio tour across the United States and Mexico is postponed to early March 1907. The delay aims to avoid clashing with tournament plans and the national convention in Mt Louis Missouri in February 1907.
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Samuel Karpt
Bowsing Congress
Ed States
Mexico
Soneen
Mt Louis
Races Yesterday Feature Close Finishes Across Six Events
Yesterday’s six races showed tight finishes led by Lady Ethel in the first at 0.75 miles, with Nona W. second and Yo San third. Bitter Mias won race two at 0.5625 miles ahead of Votl and Bir Mince. Platoon captured the 0.75 mile third, Hannibal runner-up, Lady Be ther third. El Otros won the 1 mile 70 yard fourth with Old Stone second. Mansard took the 0.75 mile fifth as J. W. O'Neil placed second and French Nun third. Celer es won the one mile sixth, Whippers second, Bitter Hand third. Time details posted for each event.
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Lady Ethel
Nona W
Yo San
Bitter Mias
Votl
Bir Mince
Platoon
Hannibal
Lady Bether
el Otros
Old Stone
Cate
Mansard
J. W. O'Neil
Nun
Celeres
Whippers
Bitter Hand
Thoroughbred racing results from six races
The first race over one mile and a sixteenth at Diamond lists Cloten finishing second with a time of 1:19.26. In the five mile event Boola is 102, Glimmer 168 is second and third with a 1:01.16 clock. The third race covering one and an eighth miles shows Thistle Do winning with Reservation 107 and Quest 100 in third. time not provided. The fourth race over four miles features Solon Bh to 1 winning with Alma Dufody and Inferno at 126 in third, time 2:06. The fifth race has Two es, Berry Waddell 157 at 4 to 1 winning. Sungar King 147 is second and John O Grady 147 third. time 4:54. The sixth race over one and one sixteenth miles lists Factorem 107 at 4 to 1 winning. Blue Brick 108 second and Bil Birmingham 94 third. time 1:50 1-5.
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Diamond
Thistle Do
Reservation
Quest
Solon
Alma Dufody
Inferno
Berry Waddell
Sungar King
John O' Grady
Oame
Blue Brick
Bilrmingham
Martin Resumes Winter Sermons at First Free Church
Reverend Alfred Martin resumes his regular winter sermons at the First Free Church beginning tomorrow. The opening subject is The Most Important Thing in a.
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Alfred Martin
Plrst
City Hall Market Ad Lists Meat Prices
Community notice from City Hall Market advertising pot roasts at 4 to 6 cents per pound, rib steak at 3 pounds for 260, leg of lamb at 124 percent? and rolled rib roast at 10 cents. Address 6070 Drd Ave.
California U Attacked Calfornia U Attacked by Rugby Critics
Calfornia students vent frustration over rugby football replacing intercollegiate play with Stanford looming as a rival. Editorial notes low turnout, small practice squads, and concern over sustaining a full team with 85 aspirants and 1% senior participation, warning of failure if not mobilized.
California Team Urges Action to Break Slump
A fragment urges players to quit dithering and mobilize 200 men to compete hard. The speaker believes California can win only by emerging from its current trance and playing with purpose.
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Cigareta
California
Passing Comments on Sports and Public Notices
A collage of sports notes and local remarks covers baseball pennants and wagering, boxing events with Dan Patch and Gans, Nebraska corn harvest, Cleveland and Chicago bets, and a stray public notice tone about the breeding industry and racing. Mentions Goldfield Nevada and Chicago in an era context with partial names and figures.
America's Best Runner Trains Through Woods and Starts
Hahn, a U Michigan standout, trains intensely outdoors and runs daily. In eight years he has won over 15 major college races and claimed Canada’s 100 and 200 yard championships as well as 16 AAU titles. He also secured four Olympic championships and beat global contenders in the 100 metre dash during Greek revival events.
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Hahn
University of Michigan
Canada
Beaidee
St. Louis
Milwaukee Bay
Greece
Milwaukee sprinter trains in woods along trout stream
Archle Hahn of the Milwaukee Athletic Club, an Olympic champion and regarded as America's greatest short distance runner, trains in a unique setting. He uses a 100 yard cleared course beside a northern trout stream where nearly all his work is conducted.
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Milwaukee
Archle Hahn
Milwaukee Athletic Club
America
Jockey Club Approves 925000 Fight On Pool Rooms
At a Saturday meeting the Jockey Club voted to spend 925000 to combat New York pool rooms. They plan to buy out property near the track used to observe races and remove observer towers that aided poolroom operators, after which licenses would be pressured to dismantle the elevated viewing aids.
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New York
Jockey Club
Pool Room
Iaverend
Lwenees
Observatory
Quiet Potomac Era Shelters Baseball League Talks
The report describes pacific coast league peace efforts and a reconciling visit by President Hert to Beattie owners. Eddie Householder’s reinstatement is noted and Seattle’s readiness to finish the season is affirmed. Bert denies hostile intent and cites a friendly mission to resolve owner league tensions while detailing deposits and finances.
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Xrim
War
Pacific Coast Baseball League
Hert
Conat League
Beattie Baseball Club
Wipe Guys
Albert the Whale
Eddie Householder
Seattle Ball Club
Bert
Seattle
Everett Bout Settled At 115 Pounds In October Fight
Everett Wash reports managers Perele Cove and Berenah have signed articles for a 115 pound fight in October at the Everett Athletic arena.
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Everett Wash
Sept
Perele Cove
Berenah
Everett Athletic
Debating Session Highlights Yellowstone Park Topic
The article notes a Friday afternoon debate session at the high school. Mr Rowell, an ancient history teacher, led an inter club event on "My Two Weeks in Yellowstone Park" with a visual aid using postal cards.
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Rowell
Yellowstone Park
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