Tammany Tigers North Coast Set May 16 Championship Match
Rumors of Tammany club collapse denied as they issue a challenge to the Elllis Forde baseball team for Sunday May 16 at 3 pm to decide the city championship. North Coast survey work on Crescent Bar and the Columbia is noted alongside talk of the mysterious Strahorn road and its possible backers.
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Ellis-Forde
Tammany Bunch
Christy Matheson Sorenson
Brown Armstrong
Johnny Kling Shreve
MelIntyre Kemp
Sam Crawford Heinie
Sally Hutchinson
Dick Honoline Shorty
Johnny Evers Lemon
Tommy Leech Miller
Hans Wagner Mike
Tim Hurst Green
Joe Tinker Evans
Roger Bresnahan Schier
Jake Stahl Munsell
Elmer Flick Zahren
Ty Colle Tsuni
Jake Beckley Osborn
Frank Chance Osborn
E. A. Brown
Crescent Bar
Columbia
Beverly
Trinidad
Hallenbeck
Mr. Brown
Okanogan
Upper
Columbia River
Exhibit shipment to Seattle fair from Chelan county
Secretary Gellatly of the Commercial club and B M Chapman of Monitor depart Monday with part of Chelan county’s exhibit for the Seattle fair. The initial shipment includes canned fruits and non perishables. fresh store apples ship about June 1. Grounds at Seattle are nearly ready and counties prep booths. medals and tokens from prizes should be brought to club rooms for display.
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Gellatly
The
Commercial Club
B. M. Chapman
Monitor
Seattle
State Building
McClenaghan Buys Parshall Tract North of City
James McClenaghan, new arrivals from Ohio, closed a 6500 deal for the H. R. Parshall five acre tract north of the city. He has made several transfers since arriving and is pleased with his new home. The Duffy building is being renovated to host the Olympia Cafe, moving from the hotel basement after next Sunday.
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James McClenaghan
Ohio
H. R. Parshall
McClenaghan
Olympia Cafe
Duffy
Platt M Corbaley and Grace Anderson Wed in Glendale
Platt M Corbaley once a valley landowner married Grace Anderson at Glendale California on April 28 and the couple left for a wedding trip to Mexico.
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Platt M. Corbaley
This
Valley
Grace Anderson
Glendale
Cal
Mexico
Chelan County Rod and Gun Club Forms
A preliminary meeting in Chelan County gathered 18 sportsmen to organize the Chelan County Rod and Gun Club. They set a 10 dollar membership, elected Dr Manchester as secretary and treasurer, and plan to take over the defunct Wenatchee Gun club equipment. The group pledged 20 dollars toward the 50 dollar state game law conviction reward and aims to stock streams with trout in the coming season.
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Chelan County
Rod and Gun Club
Manchester
Wenatchee Gun Club
Hull Petitioned Congress for Immediate Tariff Action
Senator Scott endorsed reading J J Hill interview to the senate and urged suspending oratory to pass the tariff bill at once. He waved for quicker action, citing letters begging Congress to quit wind jamming and let the country proceed. Fred Kemp and his bride are in Seattle and likely to return soon.
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Washington
J. J. Hill
Senate
Scott
Congress
Oratory
Fred Kemp
Bride
Seattle
Auditorium at Alaska-Yukon- Pacific Exposition
The reinforced concrete auditorium rises on a prominence overlooking the Exposition Grounds and serves the State University. It is used as a lecture room by the Law School and for student assemblies with a capacity near 3000, expandable for larger gatherings.
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State University
University Law School
Debated Navy Charges Reach Subcommittee Verdict
London reports a British committee of imperial defense sub committee weighs Admiral Lord Beresford’s charges of naval inefficiency. Premier Asquith chairs. findings may refute the allegations or show dissenting views, risking political and naval leadership fallout. Beresford’s conduct and potential resignation loom large.
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London
England
British Committee of Imperial Defense
Lord Charles Beresford
Beresford
Navy
Board
Admiralty
Asquith
Admiralty Board
John Fisher
Channel Squadron
Liberal Party
Sea Lords
England Moves to End Catholic Disabilities in Commons
A comprehensive bill to remove Roman Catholic disabilities and alter the royal accession oath was introduced by William Redmond in the House of Commons. It also repeals bans on Jesuits owning property and residence, and lifts disqualifications for Catholic appointment as lord chancellor or lord lieutenant of Ireland, with Premier Asquith backing the measure.
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London
William Redmond
House of Commons
Redmond
Great Britain
Ireland
Asquith
Taft approves highway league aims at Richmond convention
President Taft sent a letter approving the subjects advocated by the International League of Highway Improvement which met in Richmond. The letter regrets the President’s inability to attend. Delegates from Oregon, Canada and Mexico attended the session. Louis J. Hill, president of the Great Northern Railway, is a member.
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Richmond
Taft
International League of Highway Improvement
Oregon
Canada
Mexico
Louis J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
River Flood Tide Rises Rapidly on Columbia
The Columbia River is rising quickly, about six inches each day, with tributary streams following a slow upward trend as flood conditions develop along the river system.
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Columbia River
Columbia
Post Office at Bremerton Hit by Safe Crackers
The Bremerton Washington post office near Puget Sound navy yard was robbed last night by professional cracksmen who drilled the safe and took stamps valued at 9000 dollars a 250 dollar diamond ring and about 200 dollars in cash. The loot is believed to have been loaded into a waiting launch two blocks away and carried to an obscure location to be opened.
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Seattle
Bremerton
Washington
Puget Sound Navy Yard
Paris Strikes Diminish As Labor Movement Grows Bold
Paris on May 14 reports a shrinking number of striking postal workers while leaders promise a broader general federation of labor action. Authorities and the chamber of deputies say the movement will collapse within days.
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Paris
General Federation of Labor
Chamber of Deputies
Navy round-the-world voyage praised by secretary of the navy
Secretary Meyer told the president the Atlantic fleet voyage around the world benefited the navy. Sixteen ships performed well with a repair ship, with costs estimated at 1.5 million more than home duty. The trip reportedly added 25 to 50 million in value and delayed only by material shortages. Plans to invite delegates to the 17th National Irrigation Congress in Spokane were announced by Wenatchee officials.
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Washington
Meyer
United States Navy
Navy Yards
Wenatchee Commercial Club
National Irrigation Congress
Spokane
Roosevelt Knight Templar News From Nairobi and Local Ceremonies
Kermit Roosevelt lost his way near Nachakos and rode all night before reaching Kiu station. Grand Commander Shaw will not arrive until May 22, delaying major events. A special conclave is planned this week with full dress and a prominent citizen as guest. Local Knights Templar join Shriners in Spokane and Seattle bound ceremonies attract Lea venworth members.
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Nairobi
Kermit Roosevelt
Nachakos
Kiu
Shaw
R. S. Ludington
Columbia Commandery
Seattle
Nile Temple
el Katif
Spokane
J. C. Davis
Anthony Blomke
Leavenworth
Emil Frank
Did Not Bring a Bride
Robert Osborn returned on the early morning train from Seattle alone. He apparently was not married in Seattle or his wife chose not to come to Wenatchee at this time.
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Robert Osborn
Seattle
Wenatchee
University Quartet Praised By Local Press At Opera House
Buckley Banner hails the University of Washington quartet with Messrs Filer and Van Dame singled out for praise. Supt. Burton of Vashon Island calls it the best number on the lecture course. The program follows a band concert in the park with seating for ticket holders.
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Opera House
Buckley Banner
University of Washington
Messrs
Filer
van Dame
Burton
Vashon Island
Sunday baseball halted in British Columbia strike on Sabbath
Premier McBride announced after talks with a large delegation that Sunday games in British Columbia would be stopped. The group included the Presbyterian synod, Methodist conference, Lord's Day Alliance and the Roman Catholic diocese of New Westminster.
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New Westminster
B. C
British Columbia
McBride
Presbyterian Synod, of
Methodist Conference of
Lord’s Day Alliance
Roman Catholic Church
No Meeting in Catholic Church
A notice states there will be no church services next Sunday morning or evening due to the absence of Father Van de Wall.
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Father van de Wall
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Bougt Parshall Tract
Hull
Associated Press
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the Navy
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D. N. Gellatly
Mr. Gellatly
Arthur Hooker
Hooker
Inland Empire
Ket Roosevelt
Knights Templar
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