List of Names From an Old Ledger Fragment
A fragmentary OCR lists individuals including Macdougall Agen Hosenberg Denworth Lowman and Heol Stewart Hoge. The text appears as a partial roster or register with scattered initials and missing context.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1904
Page
2
A fragmentary OCR lists individuals including Macdougall Agen Hosenberg Denworth Lowman and Heol Stewart Hoge. The text appears as a partial roster or register with scattered initials and missing context.
Farmer Dugdale leads the Commuters in a six game series versus Parke Wilson's squad at Recreation Park this afternoon. The crowd expects keen competition as Dugdale splits the grandstands between Portland and Seattle fans. Tra Hastings, signed from Olympia, starts for Dugdale as Seattle ends its season with this homestand before their southern trip.
The Doherty brothers, famed British players, dominated last year by winning the international championships and sweeping major titles, thrilling the American tennis scene with their success and prowess on the court.
New York reports Willie Keeler as a standout outfielder and leader of the Highlanders. The image stresses his defensive reach and strong throwing arm, noting his strategic play and ability to bat with power from the field to home.
Pittsburg defeated Boston 16 to 4 in Pittsburg. Chicago beat Brooklyn 4 to 2 in Chicago.
A garbled recap shows standings with clubs like New York Philadelphia St. Louis Detroit and Washington. It lists wins losses and percentages and references city games with scattered scores and team names. The fragment mentions Everett and bicycle repairs at Spioning's with local parks:Leschi Madrona Madison and Xanthua areas.
If any edition of The Star does not arrive by 6 00 pm readers should call Sunset Main 1050 or Independent 1128 and a copy will be sent by special messenger between 6 00 and 7 00 pm. The notice mentions delivery to Seattle and time of day with references to locations and services.
Two top favorites won with Sullivan aboard all the winners. North Pole captured the five and a half furlongs, Kitty Kelly the one mile and fifty yards, Ripper the seven furlongs, and St Philippina led from start to finish dominating the barrier. The day also saw Duke reinstated after a ruling.
Cleveland reports that pitcher Red Donahue, once with the St Louis Browns, joined the Bronchos after clashing with management. He signed late and agreed to a smaller salary cut, despite winning nine of his last ten starts.
In Vancouver British Columbia Frank Goteh and Dan McLeod are booked for a world championship match to occur between August 1 and an unspecified date. The venue and exact timing remain to be confirmed by organizers.
The fragment describes bets for a match with a $1,000 side wager and percentages of gate receipts. It references sums placed in hands, forfeit amounts, and tentative dates in July and August, but all figures are inconsistent and not tied to a clear event or participants.
Albert Steppler a Seattle jailer for 11 years died at Providence Hospital after a sudden illness last Saturday night while on duty. He leaves a widow and seven children, resided at 1415 East Spruce, and was active in Fraternal Order of Eagles Woodmen of the World and Seattle Police Association. Interment planned for Wednesday. civil service tests for police matron underway with seven of twelve applicants qualified.
Edith Michael, a young girl living near Hood's Canal, attempted suicide by swallowing corrosive sublimate after a lovers quarrel with A Rich. They had not spoken for two weeks. After collapsing on Third avenue he called for a patrol wagon and she was taken to the police station while Dr. Snyder restored consciousness. Rich gave a statement to Captain Willard and the girl is to be released today.
Ayer s Hair Vigor is marketed as a hair food that nourishes the scalp and supports healthier hair. The ad encourages trying the product to feed the hair and prevent further shedding while implying added growth.
A local ad lists chests and refrigerators at half price, including two large store use units. Also Webb's patent money saver and a near new Singer sewing machine. Furniture stoves ranges and more in a big second hand department for bargains.
Martin Westwick, intoxicated, woke to find himself jailed after mistaking a door and dozing in a basement at 1711% Maat Vir Street. He was released this morning. Cawsey and Carney contractors for Beacon Hill school received a 3000 dollar partial payment from the school board yesterday. Hmart Clothes Herald 1129 tnd.
Frank Curwen, about 40, a Bonanza miner long in Yukon, was buried by earth and timbers in a drift on King Solomon’s bill yesterday forenoon. An inquest at 7 pm found the death accidental. no one to blame. He had no local relatives. two sisters live in England.
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