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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1904
Page
2
A brief study notes a recurring trait among affluent men, highlighting a moral or behavioral shift attributed to wealth and status. It discusses changes in lifestyle, decision making, and public perception, suggesting a cautionary view of opulence and its effects.
Corner Second Avenue and Cherry Street in Seattle mark offices of Union Savings and Trust Co with agents Bank of Cape Nome Nome Alaska listed.
A U A reports nearly 60 new marks in swimming and track from 1904, many set at the St Louis Olympic Games and at New York Milwaukee and other venues. Notable records include Ralph Rose shot put and Martin Sheridan distance throws, with Daniels Daniela and C M Lucas among top sprinters and relay groups. The year also features new breast stroke and underwater swimming feats and wide participation from New York A C Brookline club and European clubs.
A historical indoor meet list shows multiple sprint and relay events with universities including Rice Chicago Georgetown Harvard Penn Yale and Cornell. Notable performances include 45 and 60 yard dashes, 60 yard high hurdles, and several relay distances with teams from Harvard University and University of Chicago among others in February and March 1904.
A fragmentary list cites various athletes and marks with dates from 1904 and 1906. It notes events like hammer throw, shot put, discus, pole vault, lifting, and running events across New York, St. Louis, Montreal, and other venues, naming participants such as John Flanagan Ralph Hose Martin Sheridan Norman Dole and Pericles Kakousia.
A set of brief race notes from Mnemoryville reports three favorites winning on a rainy track. New Orleans bans jockey Monroe from riding remainder of the meeting after a disputed ride in last Wednesday’s ninth race. Philadelphia details Henley committee plans to send a crew to England next July seeking the grand challenge cup. Ancot notes Whitestone wins at 40 to 1 in the first, Mia Grannan takes the steeple, Ballantyne and a jump mishap with a fall risk. two favorites prevail. Weather overcast. bicycle repairs advertised at Spinning’s.
Fresh testimony floods in praising Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. T J McFarland of Benterville Virginia says three years of bronchitis ended after using the remedy. It is advertised as curing lung and throat troubles pneumonia grip and similar ailments. Guaranteed by G O Guy Inc druggists on Second Avenue and Yester with trial bottles free and regular sizes listed.
Advertises non surgical cures for numerous ailments using herbs roots and vegetables from Chinese medicine. Claims hundreds of cures including asthma hay fever stomach kidney and female weaknesses. Invites consultation free at 110 Washington Street Seattle with He Wo.
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