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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1904
Page
2
A plea urges readers to let the firm manage their finances and property, offering 4 per cent interest and safe investment during economic turmoil. It promises no cost to discuss the plan and invites readers to visit the office.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a list of names and initials including Schmita, Lowman, Bonner, Chartes, Stewart, James Hoge, and others, with unclear roles or dates. The text resembles a partial roster or notice lacking context or events.
In San Francisco on August 11 Seattle defeated the Seals as Jay Hughes dominated the mound. Whalen pitched well for San Francisco but Seattle scored six runs to two. Joe Corbett planned to pitch the next game. Seattle tallied six hits and San Francisco three.
August 11 report of a four pitcher battle with Baum winning 2 to 1. Baum and Spies teamed for Oakland while Jones and Byrnes opposed them and McCarthy umpired.
Aug. 11 in Tacoma, St. Vrain led a dominant performance as Portland struggled. Hastings and Steelman sparked the offense while St. Vrain received solid support. final score listed as 8 to 2 in favor of Tacoma with Umpires Brown and McDonald.
Cleveland notes Addie Joss as a standout pitcher whose consistent work helped the 1902 team, with his rise from Toledo and influence from Armour in Dayton. The piece also mentions Joss's strong start and San Antonio spring prospects signaling a promising season.
Beaconsfield Quebec August 11 The Noorna defender of the Royal St Lawrence Yacht Club defeats American challenger White Bear in the fifth deciding race of the Senwanhka series. The course covered two miles to windward and return three times within a three and a half hour limit.
Powell defeats Schwengers of this city 6-3 6-0 6-3 to clinch Northwest championship. Schwengers played well but was out-classed by Powell. Also notes best dinner in Seattle offers four, six, and twelve course menus with wine pairings at Maison Barberis in Seattle.
Philadelphia reports Hugh Duffy returns to major league baseball after proving his managerial skill in the minor leagues. He led Milwaukee Western League to a pennant and was signed by Barney Dreyfuss to pilot Philadelphia in the National League. His early actions suggest a vigorous push to make the club competitive.
In Chicago the White Sox defeated New York 5 to 1. At St. Louis the Browns beat Boston 4 to 0. In Detroit Detroit edged Washington 4 to 1.
The fire limits discussion centered south of King street with Conway opposing the proposed extension. The committee passed a resolution directing Water Superintendent Youngs to draft plans for new mains in the north end, one at Ross Street and one at Latona. Also notes bargain on 50c men’s underwear at BK. N. Brooks & Co. and Mercer excursion schedules from Lesohi Park.
The Tacoma Athletic club has scheduled a 20 round title bout at Ger mania hall on August 19 between Cyclone Kelly of San Francisco and Tommy Burns of Chicago. Kelly arrived from Salt Lake City for training with manager Heany Miles backing him for up to 1000 dollars. Burns arrives the next day to prepare at Spanaway road house. Weigh in set for 156 8 pounds at 3 PM with James F. Carroll refereeing.
The third day of the Vancouver tennis tournament showcases rising play from Seattle entrants. Notable results include Dickson and Mise Myles defeating Raymour and Mise McPherson 2 4 6 0 3, with multiple other matches listed, highlighting strong performances from several players including Captain Williams, Crickmay, and Dickson, as the field advances toward decisive clashes.
The report details J A James former finance committee chairman defending his role in a $5,000 donation linked to selling city lighting plant bonds. He argues he acted openly though pressed by Mulleen and Bowen and acknowledges some fault in the process. The probe showed a contract signed by James ex-Chairman and others without full council approval.
The council is expected to approve the report, though the text remains tentative and not fully developed. Officials warn that the proposals lack clarity and may require further refinement before final consent.
A state convention of the State Game and Wish Protective association, at Mike hall, urged preservation of game and harsh penalties for elk killings. It proposed a $100 fine and imprisonment, licenses for taxidermists, and broader hunting rights across counties. A bounty for cougars wolves and wildcats was set, deer with dogs forbidden, salt licks banned, and explosives in streams illegal. FH. Reif was nominated state game warden.
The Wiedeman company presents the straight comedy Charley's Aunt with Tom Wiedeman in the title role and Nellie Wiedeman in the soubrette part. Morton G. Baker and Miss Joanah Kelly, both of Seattle, were married yesterday at the bride's mother's residence with Rev. R. C. Glass performing the ceremony. A local ad notes Mackiein's Arnica Balm as a remedy for sores burns or boils.
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