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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1904
Page
2
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University of Washington coaches push players in hard practice focusing on ball handling and signaling. Knight plans scrimmages to sharpen defense as the team gears up for Oregon and Stanford tests with Friday plans mentioning a Willamette game.
Weather permitting a game in the city pits the Manuel Lopes team against a professional squad. Jack Mickey will start for Manuel Lopes, while John Broval steers the professionals. The Lopes lineup includes several top semi pro players, and many locals expect a tough test for the pros.
Fremont sewer project halted pending construction of 3000 feet of main line and four septic tanks. City Engineer Thomson reports no sewage can flow into the canal until early next year, despite a large crew and obstacle-filled work.
Chinese stowaways hidden in a ship’s forward hold were captured by Tacoma immigration inspectors Fulton and Tappan after the Tremont arrived from the Orient Saturday afternoon. The men were concealed in a six foot space and packed tight like sardines, with authorities noting repeated smuggling attempts and crew complicity.
A fragmented report tracks a quintet of star players including Hore Mound and Morinwand as they navigate trials and training. The piece notes early form, potential positions, and comparisons to notable alumni, with emphasis on strength, speed, and team depth.
A filed action alleges the Coroteus Poting company sold $847.49 worth of grown beef that spoiled after immersion in water. The case centers on alleged improper handling and resultant loss to Gordom Mariage.
The report indicates Admiral Dewey will be asked to assume a role in steering the inquiry into the Marth Wen affair. A formal assignment to oversee the proceedings is anticipated.
A disorganized report notes collision inquiries with multiple names and officers from Bob Myra and Sow Lica. It mentions Captain Eblenre and other officials preparing to assemble a crew and discuss blame, with plans to bring witnesses and documents to a joint gathering at a set time and place.
Grant's Pass Oregon reports a church incident where Rev Willuce Gourley Comweil faces accusations regarding conduct with young members of the Bethany Presbyterian congregation. Despite denial, attendees present written evidence stating he has a wife and three small children.
The Chinamen are being kept in the city jail until the vessel sails for another port.
At the Alongar the week features The Prince of Liars with Tom Wiedemann in the title role and a light romance thread in the comedy. Also showing Finnegan's Hall at Third Avenue and The Holy City by the Neill company at the Seattle theater with Miss Chapman as Mary Magdalene in a grand production.
In San Francisco on November 8 a confrontation occurred at Adame’s office between Congressman Livernash and Registrar Adage over polling booth admission cards. Wyne allegedly intervened as Livernash used insults and a physical rush followed before deputies separated them.
A fragmented report notes Wead honoring Beilin Nea and Albert Mead with references to political meetings, delays in events, and a disputed fight involving Renbo of Montana. The item mentions President Reagan era ties, French concerns, and a sequence of unrest in New York and Nevada with scattered names and dates.
The Bacqualmie Wallis Light and Power station in Columbia City burned at about 4 AM destroying the building and causing an estimated $2 000 loss. An attendant could not save the structure as the fire spread quickly perhaps aided by a crossed wire and possible involvement of local robbers.
The United States circuit court of appeals affirmed Judge Hanford's award of 50000 damages to Abhersants of the steamship Oregon for a Nome 1961 voyage. The vessel is owned by White Star Steamship Company. There were 350 passengers. each received double passage money. The appellate court is the court of last resort in this case.
A reel omtate dealer of Tercome is tied to a criminal case involving Helen Johnson who was lured to a colle. Companion Beaelom was arrested in Te veeleraae.
The readable fragments mention Geolone and Kings Men Lite Fille along with references to relief and cure. The rest is garbled, leaving ambiguity about people, places, or events.
A fragmentary market snippet shows prices such as 45.00 for Curly ores and 46.60 for Golden Oak items. no clear context or full descriptions provided.
A fragment describes Shaw leaping in a tight finish, edging a rival by a hatful margin as spectators watch the flying move unfold.
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