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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1907

Page

2

Attell Calls for Gans Title Fight

Abe Attell, featherweight champion, writes his San Francisco note arguing a title bout with Joe Gans. He offers to fight at 133 pounds ringside, says he will fight Rattling Nelson first to prove readiness, and asserts he must outclass Gans to earn the match. He notes Gans carries a heavier punch but that Attell has recent knockout wins.

United Proes San Francisco Abe Attell Che Pugiliat Joe Gana Attell Nelen Gans Gane

Barnstead Leads Seattle Past Spokane 7–3 in Twilight League

Barnstead dominated for Seattle as Spokane fell 7–3 behind. Key plays included a miscue by Hickey and a late two by Suse, with Seattle pulling away after the third inning. Crist lasted one inning for Spokane before Erickson closed.

Barnstead Seattle Hickey Allen Suse Spokane Crist

Lexington race results from September 17

In Lexington the program lists six races. Lamp Trimmer led race one at three quarters of a mile with Nellette second and Belle of Pen ance third. View Belle won race two at five eighths of a mile, with Mire to place second and war-113 third. Mattie Mack captured race three at three quarters, with Ada Rice second and third. Lightning Conductor won race four at three quarters, French Nun second and Stoner Hil third. Ordono won race five at five eighths, with Addax second and Suzannie Rocamera third. Dr Spratfl won race six at one mile, with Suzannie Rocamera second and Doubt third. Time figures provided for each race.

Lexington War Nellette Belle of Penance Bowdee Bell Scott Butler Mattie Mack Ada Rice Lightning Conductor French Nun Stoner Hil Gaifeo Ordono Addax Dr. Spratfl Pickens Suzannie Rocamera Doubt

First Race at Into Meet Draws Close Finish

In the Into meet, the opening event, a half mile? photo finish placed Photographer Sree first with Royal 107 runner up and Griffton 107 close behind. Dredger 107 (Posey) finished at 11 to 5.

Into Rtero Sree Royal Griffton Ona Dredger Posey

Horse Races Feature Close Finishes and Times

Rydont 104 and Our Rey 102 led a program with six races. Restoration 9½ to 5 won the third as Chippewa 107 placed second. Charlie Eastman 115 won the fourth with Charlie Gilbert 106 second. Solen Shingle 106 Moreland 5 to 2 won the fifth over Cooney K. 97, Vgeshanti 108 third. Rumshaw 176 Holland 5 to 6 won the sixth over Plum Tart WS. Suderman 107 40 to 1 won the seventh with Hey 107 second. Time marks included 1:02 for the first, 1:56 1-5 for the second, 4:13 45 for the fourth, 1:48 14 for the fifth, 2:51 1 6 for the sixth, and 1:08 48 for the seventh.

Moreland Cooney K Vgeshanti Rumshaw Holland Plum Tart Heather Bele

Judge H B Rigg Resigns Superior Court Seat

Judge H B Rigg has sent his resignation as judge of the superior court covering Yakima Kittitas Franklin and Benton counties to Governor Mead and requests appointment of his successor before October 1 when the resignation becomes effective.

B. Rigg Yakima Kittitas Franklin Benton Mead

Saratoga gambler drops fortune at Canfield's game

Roy Rainey, a Cleveland New York millionaire, reportedly dropped about 61 000 in a few hours at Richard Canfield's Saratoga gambling house. He left a large betting sum for art treasures and returned to New York. Canfield plans to close the clubhouse as authorities curb open gambling.

Seattle Saratoga Roy Ratney Cleveland New York Richard Canfield Yea Rainey Coke King W. J. Rainey God of Chance

Northwhaut Bragla Tacoma Beats Aberdeen 5-1 in Tecoma

Aberdeen falls 5-1 as Tacoma’s pitching and offense drive a decisive win. Deller delivers the only run for Aberdeen while Higginbotham and Spencer help Tacoma share the mound with Umpire Drennae Hutte. Other scores include New York and St. Louis in late league play with Detroit topping Chicago 6-1.

Tacoma Aberdece Deller oTaysferttahe Talance Tecoma Watter Andereon Petersees Beart Fe Matiertes Deltar Shea Higgin Bethem Spencer Drennae

Pittsburg and Mt Louie Scoreline Fragment

Fragmented OCR text shows names Batterias Willie Giheern Fromme Heete Rue and others near Portland Lew Angeles with mentions of Matteries Handalph Hoge Croom and itymea. Unable to determine full event or outcome.

Pittsberg 2 Mt. Louie Willie Giheern Fromme Heete Nue Portland Teteet Tone Bere Lew Angeles Matteries Handalph Hoge Croom Itymea

Barr resigns as Jamestown Exposition director general

James W. Barr writes to the directors committee to be relieved of his duties after settlement talks with Jamestown Exposition President Mary St. George Tucker. The Norfolk Va report notes the withdrawal comes amid prior differences.

United Press Norfolk, Va St. George Tucker James W. Barr

Japan Claims Pratas Island Assertion Shocks Authorities

Victoria Sept. 18 The Japanese government asserts possession of Pratas Island located between the 20th and 21st parallels. The United States has previously been viewed as the island’s possessor.

Victoria Pratas Imand United States

Boxing and Wrestling Bouts Promised by Club

Superintendent Inglis of the A C plans a large intercity boxing and wrestling series for this winter though no details are set yet. The club's swimming tank went out of commission yesterday and may be closed about six weeks for repairs.

Inglis the & A. C. Ewimeing

Cosgrove Proclaims Ticket Ambitions in Campaign Tour

In Aberdeen on September 18 the candidate Cosgrove declares he will make a governor if elected and outlines his pledge while touring Washington state. He emphasizes outreach to voters and visits multiple cities to build support ahead of the party convention.

Aberdeen Wash Pomeroy Cosgrove

Fort Dearborn captain suffers altitude induced insanity

Capt. 8 F. Sanderson of Fort Dearborn Illinois arrived at Fort Russell in Cheyenne after a hunting trip in the nearby mountains. He is described as suffering from insanity caused by altitude and will be returned to Fort Dearborn as soon as his condition allows.

Cheyenne, Wya F. Sanderson Fort Dearbern Fort Russell

Potter estate earmarked for Masons orphan education

Philadelphia report states that under the will of Thomas Potter the late grand treasurer of the Grand Lodge of Masons of Pennsylvania his estate valued between seven and five million dollars was left to the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania. The funds are designated for the education and support of male orphans of Master Masons.

Philadelphia Thomas Potter Grand of Masons of Pennsylvania Grain Lodge of Pennsylvania

Star Plans Free Gentry Circus Seats via Balloons

The Star will send at least 20 boys to the Gentry circus free of cost. Paper balloons will rise from the Star building roof on Bev enthav between Union and University on Friday and Saturday this week and Monday Tuesday Wednesday next week. Each balloon carries an order for two reserved seat tickets to Gentry shows. Tickets exchanged by returning the order to the Star office.

Seattle Star Gentry Circus Moenday Beventhav Union and University Gentry Star Office

Spokane Glove Work and Spitball Rivals Dominate Game

Spokane faced a decisive loss as Barnstead dominated with veteran poise and a rare spitball in the Twilight league. Dudley was absent forcing Dug to shift Alien Im to short while Artie Ross and Ed Hickey produced key hits. Spokane’s Rowen and Carney were sidelined and Dellar outpitched Rigginbotham in a Tacoma crowd.

Dudley Dug Alien Im Allen Spokane Ley Artie Ross God Des Faultioes

Short charter rejection underscored by low turnout in vote

In Washington Pennsylvania on September 18 a charter proposal failed as voters numbered 181000 casting ballots out of 961968 registered. Mayor Busse noted the public showed little interest indicating no desire for charter or elite changes. Also reported is Hugh Hallams 1890 will written on the back of a blank check leaving all property to his wife. Leave Pier 20 see battleships.

Busse Tn Washington Washington County Hugh Hallam

What Is Better Than a Good Bottle of Whiskey

An item lists Jamaica rum and Rock and Rye as contrasts, then notes the store closes all day Wednesday September 18 on account of a holiday. The readable text centers on beverage offerings and holiday closure.

Funeral Services For M Teukuno Killed By Train

Funeral services for M Teukuno who was killed by a Northern Pacific switch engine on September 12 will be held Sunday afternoon at 12 36 from the First Baptist church. Interment will be in Lake View cemetery and the Japanese association will attend in a body.

M. Teukuno First Baptist Church Lake View

Soap Lake Salve Eases Distress in Moat Cases

A report notes the use of Soap Lake Salve to relieve distress in intriguing moat related cases. The piece highlights practical relief and community reaction.

Free Flour at Dare Food Show Will Be Given Away

The Puget Sound Food Co. sole manufacturers of Old Plantation Pancake Flour will distribute packages of their product at the Dare Food Show held in the Dreamland Skating Rink building Thursday afternoon.

Puget Sound Food Coa Dreamland Skating Rink

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