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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1904
Page
2
In Oakland April 1 the Redskin team from the north failed to play as rain halted the game. Despite threats of a ban on the home club, the weather kept the field soaked, and Oakland shut out the North’s efforts. The group ended the night content with a shared pipe dream of victory.
A thrilling eleven inning game between Tacoma and Los Angeles ends with Tacoma defeating Los Angeles ten to four after a late surge, with six runs in the final innings. Hanm and Spies opposed Thomas and Graham in a tense pitchers duel.
A pitchers duel dominated Fresno area action as Druitt and Jones limited scoring. Gorton delivered a two-run homer in the fifth, lifting Prisco to a slim victory over a listless San Francisco lineup amid scattered offense and tight defense.
Lewiston Idaho officials weigh redeeming seventy five year old Nes Perce bonds of fifty five thousand dollars issued in hard times for twenty years at a reduced interest rate. A boy from Clearwater suffers severe injuries from dynamite caps in a gruesome accident. A Grand Ronde Lumber Co plans a railroad to move logs down the Rendé river and Meadow Creek. An Owyhee Lewiston railroad extension to Huntington aims for rapid completion. A Timber company reports purchasing a Vancouver mill to operate again and push a big business. Burglars rob Howe's store and later steal a horse and buggy at the stockyards with no crew present. Two survey parties compete for right of way from Lewiston to Huntington in western Oregon.
The assessor NesspNorr at Pomeroy has collected about $2,000 in taxes from non resident owners of grein awaiting shipment at the port facility.
Willapa resident William A. Bhay wins Cushman backing for Annapolis nomination over Perry McCoah who doubts his exam pass. Jenny Larkin sells Whitman county holdings and heads to Arizona. Hoquiam targets guard range awarded to Creech brothers. Cascade launched to join mosquito fleet towing logs. D P Bowers wins Metiride Roosevelt Club endorsement for fourth district state representative. Jail at Wamak briefly compromised. Tacoma Tromimold pharmacy shooting suspect Jovin Burke arrested.
Individuals arraigned and jailed on assault with intent to kill. Colville’s Joan Cottingham, 66, dies. Rev Frank B. W. Jones departs for Oregon for Kin's health. Davenport farmer David Florine dies after horse fall. Burglary at Monk Hardware in Everett yields pocketknives revolvers and razors. Fire at Talooma mill near Sumas quelled by bucket brigade. University of Idaho Mining and Metallurgical Association reorganized with D. Angel as president. Endicott builds a 50 by 80 foot brick block. Ballard widow Mel Nannie Allion dies, leaves two children. Pendleton bond issue votes 960,000 for three new schools. Waverly beet sugar lease. 60 acres on Coeur d’Alene reservation planted, plowing begun. Lincoln County institute in Davenport with over 160 teachers present. Poor Japanese migrant Frank Schonohara carries dead child’s body by bundle from Prosser to city. Ready Mate Clothes ad.
SPOKANE WASH April 15 There is one baseball manager quite different from the rest Charles T Reilly will manage the Spokane team this season He favors married men for the team and offers every opportunity to those who are married Reilly is well known with a strong record on third base He has managed the Los Angeles pennant quest last year Clarkson postmaster salary raised to 1200 yearly an increase of 25 a month Rowdy Made Clothes ad copy appears in the Herald Tallor 1329 Second Ave
Propel your future by joining a prosperous Seattle investment push. The ad pitches Davis Addition property with grand views of the Olympics, Lake Washington, the Cascades and Union priced at 160 to 350 dollars per lot plus 50 dollars down and 10 dollars monthly. A daily on the ground rep invites buyers to Broadway and Pike, underscoring quick value growth as payments continue.
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