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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1904
Page
2
Fragmentary text from a 19th century style piece referencing wealth and merit. The readable portions discuss the idea that wealth is earned and health and strength enable production. The passage hints at self improvement and caution about social ascent.
An incomplete OCR fragment discusses a touring Europe context with unclear names and dates. It mentions a runner, possible places, and scattered personal references, but lacks coherent facts or a clear narrative. The readable portions reflect travel or tour notation without verifiable specifics.
High interest builds for the Perry Queenan versus Fred Muller match at Oregon City after their 20-round draw in Astoria. Reportedly the bout was among the most thrilling seen in the region, with fans buzzing over the exchange and endurance.
The readable text appears garbled with names and places only partly legible and no clear event. Context and details do not form a coherent item.
Rev. Thomas Jenkins files a federal libel suit against Pacific Coast Steamship Company claiming he was forcibly removed from the City of Seattle en route from Ketchikan to Seattle. He alleges mental anguish and bodily discomfort after the abrupt departure without proper farewell.
The readable fragments mention Series Priber appearing in relation to Seattle high events and a monthly report. Mentions of Beeeap Came and various garbled names hint at a local school or faculty context. The text references management of an aques and an attractive shed, with Everett Moyd and other unclear names as possible participants.
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