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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1904

Page

2

Hair Haired Boy Williams Struggles as Portland Beats Seattle

Recreation Park crowds of about 6 500 to 7 000 watched Kid Williams and Seattle falter against Portland in a second game of the season. Portland surged ahead with four runs by the fourth inning while Seattle managed late scores but fell short. The next game was set for today with Hughes opposing Seattle and Butler facing Portland.

Recreation Park Williams Seattle Portland Willams Drenna Judge McCreedie Nadeau Freeman William Shea Castro Francia Hart van Haltren Debt McCremfie Mohler Smith Beattie Drennan Van Iberg Williarm Uke Camro Mahler Hall Francis Hughes Butler

Tacoma Baseball doubleheader yields record crowds

Tacoma hosted Oakland for two games drawing a 1,000 fans and large crowds in morning and afternoon play. Big Overall pitched well in the morning as Oakland held a slim lead before Tacoma offense surged. Keefe shut out Oakland in the second game to give Tacoma two straight wins, supported by timely hitting and strong defense.

Tacoma Oakland Beere Bhatterjee-Schmidt Lohman Graham Keefe Mockinan Empire The Willow Moekiman Hogan Muston

Defeated Angels Fall to Giants in Rain Haiky Dodgers

In San Francisco on May 2 the Angels lost to the Giants 3 to 1 after a rain delay. Los Angeles tied the game briefly in the sixth but could not solve pitcher Whalen who held them scoreless the rest of the contest. Batteries Newton Spies for the Angels Whalen Leahy for the Giants.

San Francisco Los Angeles Angels Whalen France Lee Angeles Newton Spies Leahy

Unclear Transit Pairings Across Cities

Fragmentary OCR lists city pairs and numbers for Tacoma Oakland San Francisco Los Angeles Seattle Portland with unclear structure. No coherent event or outcome is identifiable from the legible text.

Claus Wow Lest Tacoma Los Angeles Oakland San Francisco Portland

Chattanooga and St Louis Games Mixed Scores

OCR fragment shows scattered scores with teams Chicago Pittsburgh St Louis Cincinnati. Key details incomplete. possible basketball or baseball box score snippet. Further readable names include Loula and Cin cinnati with unclear outcomes.

Sandlotter Colly Dryhot Strives in Coast League Trial

Colly uhot a sand jet product from Oregon's bunchgrass region showed improvement on the slab in Portland's Coast league play this season though he struggles to locate the ball on key hits.

Portland Ore Colly Oregon

Buck Freeman and the Freeman Family in Baseball

In Portland Oregon on May 2, Freeman family ties to heavy hitters are noted. Jerry Freeman, an elite first baseman for Portland, rises among Coast League sluggers, earning comparisons to the famed Buck Freeman, once famed by Dugdale and the Seattle Magazine.

Portland Ore Freeman Jerry Freeman Portlands Tage Bostons Dugdale Seattle

Shields Signed by Parke Wilson for Portland

Charley Shields a southpaw who had been with Portland for about a year was signed by Parke Wilson yesterday afternoon. The Siwashes have found a replacement for Bebeck as manager Ely of the Portland club sold Shields release due to an excess of pitchers.

Charley Shields Portland Wna Parke Wilson Siwashes Bebeck Ely Shields

Happiest People on Earth Sell Garden Station Homes

Promotes Garden Station and Willman City with cottages and large land tracts on car lines near schools and stores. Offers $676 with $26 down and $10 monthly, or acres from $25 up with $5 down and 5 cents weekly. Claims high berry gardens, references Joel editor and Woodcock inspector, urges visits to Times Block rooms 1-2 for tickets and maps.

Garden Station Hill Man City Joel Woodcock Beattle Washington Street Hillman City Yealer

Luxurious De Luxe Trains Rule Darkest Russia

Feature overview of Russia’s grandest trains running Moscow to the Pacific in 16 days. Each train includes doctors and multilingual interpreters, with baths for staff and passengers, highlighting Russia’s railway luxury and social conditions, including health, literacy, and early marriages amid poverty and ergot poisoning risks.

Russian Empire Moscow Pacific Ocean Balkan States Russia Europe St. Petersburg British Museum Morgan

Liquozone touted as health tonic with oxygen claims

An advertisement extols Liquozone as a miracle remedy promising quick recovery for the sick. It asserts the product concentrates oxygen virtues and acts as a vitalizing tonic, claiming extensive testing and figures to prove its worth and humanity’s benefit.

Liquorone Claims Germ Killing Without Harm to Tissues

An advertisement extols Liquorone as a germ killer that destroys microbes without harming body tissues, claiming conventional medicines fail against germ diseases and offering a $1 060 prize for a disease germ it cannot kill. The copy asserts herbs are vegetables and oxygen kills germs, while Liquorone supposedly protects humans.

Werma Liquorone

Liquozone promise cures for many diseases impresses readers

An advertisement touts Liquozone as a universal cure by eradicating germs and purifying blood. It lists numerous illnesses from asthma to cancer fears and urges readers to request a free trial by mail, implying the product will pay the pharmacist and remove all illness.

Siberia Exports and Oddities Highlight Trade Notes

The text notes Siberia exports liquorice root and various goods while Russia welcomes imports, mentioning potential markets in oystera and dentists' instruments. It recalls Warsaw residents embracing spoons, a firm shipping 518,400 spoons there, and cites Siberian ban motor cars and a salmon factory as signs of modern industry, despite log-constructed roads.

Siberia Russia Uncle Bam Warsaw Ruselan Siberian Ita

House Warming at the S A Seattle Ath letic Club

The new Seattle Athletic Club home opened Saturday night with crowds touring the building. Guests enjoyed dancing in the gym decorated in green and flags from many nations, with punch and refreshments in the boxing room. Alongside, notices advertise Southern Pacific's Shasta Route to California resorts with fares from San Francisco and contact at 603 First Avenue.

Seattle Athletic Club California Southern Pacific Co Shasta San Francisco First Avenue EB. Ellis Eee

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