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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1905
Page
2
The ad promotes scale D. S. Ca. instruments praised for tone and durability with low prices. It also lists Kimball reed and pipe organs, Vocalion and Crengh Warren church organs, Victor Columbia Edison talking machines and supplies, plus banjos mandolins guitars violins and strings.
Heorge Cuppy of the Cleveland club received a puzzling telegram in the fourth inning while at League Park. The note hinted at a burglary plot against him and caused a scene before the message was revealed as mischief and cipher banter among friends.
In Ascot lore a small spotted pony named Mascot must wait at the paddock gate as Echoharte races, for Behoharie will not run without Mascot present. Joe Yeager's Schoharie uses Mascot as a trusted mascot, a bond held dear by Yeager and his employer.
A brief listing shows freshmen Hoxing-Berg and Seatcherd alongside sophomore Lyson Smith Murphy. The fragment mentions class standing and names but lacks context or event details.
instructional note describing a billiards shot. The cue ball should be struck below center and right, contacting the red ball at one quarter, with the aim of meeting on the side rail after two cushions. Use moderate force to execute the combination.
In New York John Piening loses to Denmark's WH Exeberg when Exeberg quits in the third bout after six minutes twelve seconds, referee Hugh Leonard awarding the victory to Piening.
In San Francisco on January 19, Nelson accompanied by Billy Nolan returns from hunting. He is in prime shape and eager for a rematch with Britt at 143 pounds or 132 pounds if needed. Nelson posts 2000 with Harry Corbett to secure the bout and bets 1000 to stop Britt in 12 rounds under English rules. Britt remains noncommittal while buying flats worth 20000.
January 19 report from University Station notes readiness for a 2 p.m. gymnasium event Saturday. Admission is free and all athletic-minded people may attend. Entries include Dana Christie Frailey Thompson in the 30 yard dash with sophomores Fricknon Lee Clark Vincent Coulter among freshmen. events cover high jump wrestling mile half mile pole vault broad jump shot put with listed entrants.
The state record holder advocates hard rubberized bowling balls over Venum vitae, arguing they are better handled by bowlers nationwide. Wilder claims the hard rubber maintains shape longer than wood, improving performance in competition.
An indoor meeting of the Seattle athletic group is planned for next month with the University of Washington. Club members practice daily, showing keen interest and confidence in a strong showing against the university.
Frank Shafer a well known banker of Able City died at 11 46 PM in his residence on Twenty third Avenue He had lived in the city for sixty years and for the past ten years was manager of Beatty Bearing Mouse branch Prior to that he was a teller at Puget Sound National Bank He was 40 years old and unmarried.
Gen Morrison Gray Otte and Marty Chandler of the Times were fined $500 each for contempt of court due to comments on the grand jury’s work regarding the disposition of city funds. Their remarks drew the sanction in Los Angeles on January 18.
The school board awarded the building contract for Mummit School to Robert Brown at 46 657 dollars. C H L Bwan strom Wane gave the plumbing and heating contract with a low bid of 4 940 dollars. Professor Johnson urged more room at the high school and residents sought expansion of the Denny Fuhrman school.
Letters praise Pyramid Pile Cure for curing piles after months or years of suffering. Testaments claim rapid weight gain and restored health, with mentions of Walter Markley and others from Springfield Moss Weaverville and Elko. A $1000 reward offers authenticity. remedy sold by druggists for fifty cents a package with no substitutes.
An advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a modern blood and system cleanser for stomach and liver troubles. It urges readers to try them at Guy's Drug Store where a guarantee backs the product.
F G Hantley of Caldandon Ind says his wife nearly died from consumption but recovered after using Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds. The drug is advertised as a germ killing remedy for all diseases, offered at 50 cents and 1.66 by G O Guy, with a trial bottle free.
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