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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1904
Page
2
Fragmentary line about a power system and facilities, mentions wrecks and disasters, forecast for Fe and world, and a 4 percent interest payment. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities. reads as stray business jargon.
San Francisco report notes Munroe and Jeffries training in trim and confident. Public approvals Queensbury rules allow clinch protection, no floor fighting, and separate mitts. Referees Graney McCoy set terms with Billy Gallagher. gloves and bandages prepared for prompt start. Betting favored Jeffries at 10 to 31 3. Preliminary bout listed between Saginaw Dick and Jockey Borna.
Plans stir talks of a new club to replace the Northwest Intercollegiate Association. Students aim to exclude smaller colleges to ease dissension and allow larger schools to compete more easily among themselves.
The report lists multiple city games with scores such as Boise 9 Spokane 2 and Cincinnati 4 Brooklyn 2. It shows standings for teams like New York Chicago Philadelphia and others with win totals and positions, including notes on recent results and club ranks.
Fragmentary sports list shows team games including New York Washington Philadelphia Detroit and Cleveland with scattered scores and locations. text incomplete and no clear final result or date.
Deputies swooped on the Tender Toin district seizing two men known as Frisco and Mugh L Smith for conducting poker games in defiance of a new felony law. Warranted raids at Monte Carlo and Seattle areas disclosed gambling, bail payments totaling thousands, and one deputy sheriff caught as lookout.
The funeral for Julius Horton will be held at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon from the family residence in Georgetown. Interment will follow at Lake View Cemetery.
D M Turner of Dempecytown Pa claims a bottle of Dr King s New Life Pills revived him to teen vigor after two weeks. He praises the vegetable formula as the best for liver stomach and bowels and safe with no gripe. Sold at See ond Avenue and Vesler.
The Athenian Athletic club hosts an amateur boxing program at Germania hall tonight featuring the return of the Jeffries Monroe bout at ringside. York Gleason headlines the card in the bantam class alongside Harry Baum Frank Tony Charlie White and Marty Mason. Percy Cove and George Brown clash as the middle class bout and Tony Stearna meets George Seaton in another key matchup.
K M Brown claims he paid 0.06 dollars for overalls but did not receive them. Clerk J Hirsch refused to refund the money. The case was sent to the police station for explanation. This disputes mirrors several similar incidents seen recently as authorities prepare a test ruling.
A. B. Johnson was struck on the head with a revolver during a street district incident at the Monte Carlo saloon near Fifth Avenue South and Jackson Street. Dr. Snyder treated scalp wounds after Patrolmen Hubbard and Prothero escorted him to the police station. Patrolmen Berkman and Crandall separated a rasher in a street fight. Frank and Charles Desmond were involved in the lower city incident.
Mrs Mary K Spaulding to entertain Stevens' Women's Relief Corpa and friends at her home on Friday afternoon September 2. About 50 ladies attended with recitation by Evelyn Nutter and songs by Lilian and Roy Kelmal. Cream and cake served.
Arthur G. Lane re joins Chief Delaney's detective force and will report for duty Wednesday night. Lane is praised for natural ability and years of experience, a surprise return that is welcomed by the department.
A volley of short news blurbs reports near Walteburg farmer JOAN POULSEN escaping injury after a railroad crossing incident. DAVENPORT is noted as a city of the third class. FRED CASTEEL, jailed for liv ing off earnings of a fallen woman, broke jail. a trail led to Katop. JOE PORTZ identifies robbers from a Uniontown liquor store heist and checks are recovered. WILLIAM ROBINSON, an Englishman, jailed for passing four bogus checks in Victoria. SUPERINTENDENT SHELLER returns from forest inspection trips to Washington and Rainier reserves. JUDGE NEAL rules American Harrow co. is an itinerant merchant not a close of peddlers and must pay taxes.
The largest and best equipped dental office on the Pacific Coast offers modern painless dentistry with crown, fill, and extraction services. No students are employed. all dentists are seasoned. They provide cost estimates in advance and waive extraction charges when plates are ordered, with a lady always in attendance.
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