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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1904
Page
2
An advisory note invites readers to discuss how long it takes for $Ex82 to reach $5 with 4 percent interest compounded semiannually. It emphasizes acting on a weekday and considering the earning potential from this plan.
The Union offers 4 percent interest on debentures issued by Eeneorene B. MacDougall and others including John B Agen and Selmer, with Schmita J. Ww tate ta, Charles feeb Stewart, and James D. Hogs referenced in the notice.
Beattie agents for Bank of Cape Nome in Nome Alaska listed under Union Savings and Trust Co 112 Cherry Street.
Cleveland beat Boston 7 to 2 while Philadelphia routed St Louis 10 to 4. New York defeated Detroit 6 to 2 in Detroit. The standings show New York and Cleveland near the top with Philadelphia and St Louis following.
Large crowd watches six races at Meadows where long shots prevail. Cracko, Prue Wood, Doctor Sherman, Gentle Harry, Flour Tah, and Isabellita win their races with Nevins, Sullivan, Gruwell, and O Chandler in the winners circle.
English Open at Walton Heath ends with J Braid and Taylor tied for second on 297, close behind winner Jack White.
Samuel St Rossel defended his title by defeating T. Tyler in the men's singles at the Beattie Tennis Club on Suarmit avenue courts. Virginis Wes Weistling captured the ladies singles and with Rollins won the ladies doubles with Weistling. KB Schram and P K Smith took the mixed doubles. Rossel and Nathaniel Pascall claimed the men’s doubles championship. Tea was served during the event by Mrs Montgomery Rassel and Mrs J Eden, assisted by the Misses Hughes Price and Roberta.
In Tacoma Portland and San Francisco Oakland reports note loose fielding by local teams and notable batting feats. Fitegerald is troubled early but settles by the third inning while Thielman and Hastings exchange roles. Moskiman dominates for Oakland with Whalen four for four, as Frisen and Oskiand also figure in the lines.
A boat carrying an Indian mother and her two children capsized off the Fraser River. the two children drowned while the mother was rescued. Reports of other local events follow, including burials, rewards for a body, and various incidents across Washington state.
Seattle was handed a shutout by the locals here yesterday afternoon in Los Angeles. The S washes failed to solve Newton and totaled seven hits with none reaching second base. Delahanty doubled, the rest were singles. Final score by innings shows Los Angeles taking the win.
An old advertisement claims a one hundred dollar reward for anyone cured of catarrh by Malls Catarrh Cure. The notice lists F Pa and firms Cheney & Co of Toledo and Walle Kinnnan & Marv as endorsers, touting the remedy as acting on the blood and mucous surfaces and offering free samples per bottle.
Scores listed show New York defeating Chicago and Brooklyn, Boston beating Bt. Toule, and Philadelphia losing to Cincinnati. The Herald notes question Who's your Tailor? in an 1829 context.
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