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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1904
Page
2
A fragment notes a contrast between those who part with cash for foolish gains and the wiser who think beyond immediate needs, anticipating long term value rather than impulsive spend. The phrase hints at a moral on financial restraint and planning.
The Union offers a four percent interest rate campaign likely tied to savings or deposits. The notice names J D Lowman and Pate ar tet ad Schmits as associated individuals.
Local notice notes Union Savings and Trust Co operating at 112 Cherry Street with Beattie agents in Cape Nome Alaska under a banking arrangement.
Seattle’s Shields dazzled with a near perfect game until the ninth inning, allowing only two hits and one walk as the team beat the Angels 13 to 0 yesterday afternoon. The late threat ended with two outs and three straight outs.
Oakland won an uninteresting game from Portland as both pitchers were hit frequently. Batteries: Iberg Shea and Steel man for Oakland, Schmidt and Byrnes for Portland. Standings note Salt Lake and Spokane results in the American League with Philadelphia routing Washington.
Cincinnati defeated Chicago by 3 to 1 at Cincinnati while St Louis beat Pittsburgh at home 4 to ? New York routed Brooklyn 12 to 4 in New York. Philadelphia whitewashed Boston 6 to 0 and Boston edged Philadelphia 8 to 9.
Valdora the yacht owned by Dr J Douglas Kerr won the Emperor William cup in the Dover to Heligoland course race. John Ferguson’s cutter Nicandra finished second with Richard M H LeeeWendur third and Curlad fourth as Logomear led from New York to cross the line at 2 2 o clock yesterday morning.
Princeton track team defeated the University of Chicago in a historical field and track meet. Williame and Adsite won the half mile, finishing about 30 yards ahead of Cahill of Chicago, contributing to Princeton's near total, with 14 possible points and a large share of the honors.
Krant a lifelong Beattle newsboy fights Louie Long at Mallard this month in a key bout that could shape his future. Trainer Tommy Dolan and George Brown assist as Krant trains hard to defend his reputation amid strong local support. Long appears a tough rival after Herrera’s recent standout performance, with both fighters aiming for a decisive stoppage.
Manager Newman of Seattle in the Puget Sound league searches for fresh players to fill vacancies left by departed teammates. The team strives to regain form after harsh moments during incidents involving Victoria.
The Jeffries and Munroe camps posted 3500 in San Francisco to guarantee a ring appearance in the last week of August with each side to add 2500 on August 1. The funds were handed to Harry Corbett.
A stream of prospectors pours toward Sucker Creek Oregon after a 96000 gold haul from the Glory Hole. A Great Northern engineer dies at Bellingham. Snohomish County grants a trolley franchise Everett to Arlington. A Fort Fingier worker surrenders after shooting Ed Larson. A boy drowns saving another near Miss Strong. Culdesac endures a $20000 fire suspected arson. General MacArthur to witness maneuvers at American Lake. Bank of Connell to open July 1 with W H Sutherland as manager. Cunningham Washington 5000 school bonds accepted by the state. Fishing incident on Root River Montana ends with a death.
A 16 year old, Frank Russell, was arrested in Tacoma Pesty for breaking into his father's house and stealing $17. after returning the money he was taken to the station and charged with carrying concealed weapons. He remains in the city jail as officers investigate the matter.
Notice to subscribers about star not arriving between 6:00 and 7:00 with a copy to be sent by messenger. Also an advertisement for Pacific Coast Laundry offering evening service and a separate dining notice for Maison Bar with prices.
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