Plain suggestion on youth savings at the bank
A plain suggestion urges sending young people with their first available dollar to the bank. The note reflects early 20th century ideas on thrift and financial education targeting youth.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1904
Page
7
Tigers Tie Tacoma in Seattle? Navy Finish Under Fortunes
Fresno reports Seattle Giants shut out Tacoma 11 to 0 in a windy afternoon game. Anderson, a local, broke his thumb in the second inning and was replaced by Overall who caught well. Fitzgerald left in the sixth after arguing with the umpire, Keefe allowed three walks and a hit, while Hall and Mohler supplied the offense with a pair of home runs in the seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Cal
Tigers
Tacoma
Anderson
Fitzgerald
Keefe
Russ Hall
Mohler
Hall
Seattle
Shields
Frisco Beats Portland In Snappy Rivalry
The Frisco team edged Portland 4 to 3 in a well played game. Wheeler and Butler pitched well with solid support as Frisco led throughout in Frisco, Nov. 18. Batteries include Butler Frary and Kellackey Wheeler and Gorton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Wheeler
Butler
RK. H. B. Portland
Frisco
Bautler, Frary
Kellackey
Wheeler and Gorton
Angels Beat A's as Gray Struggles in Eight Inning Loss
Oakland scores early and holds on for a 7 to 3 win over Los Angeles. Gray lasted four innings, Mason relieved, allowing 10 hits. Chance and Byrnes homered for Oakland. Brown umpired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Noe
Oakland
Mason
Gray
RHE Angeles
Chance
Buchanan
Byrnes
Brown
Boxing in Lancaster Ends Quickly as Gibbs Defeats Jones
In Lancaster, William Gibbs of Philadelphia beat Grif Jones of Brooklyn in six rapid rounds at Mannerchor. Also in Oklahoma City Dan Patch set a mile and a half pacing record at 2 03. Paris court reserves Sloan appeal ruling in jockey club case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Mannerchor
Wilie Gibbs
Philadelphia
Grif Jones
Brooklyn
Oklahoma City
O. T
Dan Patch
Dan Pateh
Birmingham
Ala
Paris
Ted Sloan
Jockey Club
Court of Appeals
Walter Labort
Gans Britt Fight Allegations Split Boxing Writers
George Siler and dozens of sporting writers allege the Gans versus Britt lightweight title bout was staged and delivered as arranged. They claim the outcome favored Gans, with pre fight betting by well dressed men in downtown cafes and a meticulously managed spectacle from weigh in to curtain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Siler
Gans-Britt
Arts Biler
Siler
Joe Gane
Jimmy Britt
Gans
Baltimore
Gana
Maryland
Unclear Fragments Tie Up Local Personal Skirmishes
Fragmentary notes describe Hoerfgord fleeing with money in Baltimore on a Wednesday night and Gans leaving with his wife as manager yesterday morning. Mentions the Hritta vanishing, Jimmy in the mountains for rent, and Willie and James Sr keeping to themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoerfgord
Baltimore
San Francisco
Gans
Hritta
Jimmy
Willie
James
Dillon Fails To Beat Record In Trot Event
Lou Dillon falls short of her own 2 01 record, clocking 2 03 for a mile in a trotting race at Memphis. Millard Sanders drove the trotter with Dillon’s trainer present as weather and track conditions were favorable. A brief ad pitch for Dr King’s New Life Pills follows after the sports note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Lou Dillon
Trotter
Millard Sanders
Dr. King
D. HM. Turner
Dempseytown
G. O. Guy, Inc
Ond Avenue
Yesler
Washington Eyes Thanksgiving Showdown With California
University of Washington prepares for a Thanksgiving game against California. Coach Knight reports the team improving after an Oregon loss with Tom McDonald at defensive quarterback and Pede Brinker at fullback. A practice and scrimmage at Madison Park are planned with doors open to all fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee University Station
University of Washingto
University of California
Oregon
Knight
Californians
Tom McDonald
Pede Brinker
Signal Prestice
Jim Knight
Sigmat
Koller
RD. Nichola
Tregatien
Nichola
Washington
Roller
Sturday
Maraity
Madison Park
Stanford University Receipts From Stanford California Game
Stanford University reports gross receipts from the Stanford California game totaled 30 508 with expenses at 1 000 and last year’s game expenses at 4 000. Revenue was lower than expected due to initial concerns about campus patronage but results were says to be gratifying overall. Rainproof Hunting Coats and a Removal Sale at Eggan and Ericson are listed in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford University
Cal
Seattle Precinct Polling Places and Hours 1904
The notice lists polling locations across Seattle Precincts from Madison Street Pavilion to Denny School House and various wards. Polls open at 9 a.m. and close at 6 p.m. on election day, under city council direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Sixth Ward
First Avenue
Denny School House
Fifth
Battery Streets
Sixth Avenue
Hotel Rovers
Seventh Ward
Bellevue Avenue
Pike Street
Pontius’ Avenue
Eastlake Avenue
Broadway
East Pike Street
Weet
Streat
Grand Vard
Boule
Cutter Lumber Coa
Rosa
Ewing Fourth
65¢ Avenue
May’s Mall
Ninth Street
Kirkwood A
Kirkwood Hall
Maple Laat Place
Mountain ‘View Hall
City of
Seal
John A Om
Bai
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MacDougall
B. Agen
Rossubere
Donworth
Bedinayd Schmita
Stewart
Union Savings & Trust CO
Cherry Street
Genttle Agents Bank of
Cape Nome
Nome
Alaska
Tred Avenue
Russell Drew
Mason & Mason
James Neill and Company
Fee Alcazar
Ind
Reliable Family
Stone's
Pike St
Reliable Family and Prescription Druggista
Murphy Wine & Liquor Co
Daniel Murphy
Beattie
New Oakland
Gebeebee
Sporting Brises
Seattle Athletic Club
Seattle High Scool
Lincoln Park
Lol Dillon
Albert Hansen
Rick Jewelry
First Ave
1St Avenue
Eggan & Ericson
Detroit
Ladia
Pike
F. Thompson
Thompson CO
Sale
F. Thompson & Co
Main
Union St
Col
Fourth Ave
Seattle Lighting CO
Union Swen
Pacific Northwest
T . Spi
Marion
Lite Bees Photo Supply CO
School of Photography
Amateurs
Bonney. Watson Co
Embaimers
Columbia Trees
Beattie, Wash
Railroad Avenue
Ird
City Car
Ee Avenue
Main Street
Seventh
Eighth Avenues
Jackson
Newell's Hall
South
Ard
Jackson Jackson Street
Fourth Avenue
Ortmen's
Bae
Third Ward
Madrona Hall
Twenty-first Avenue
Jefferson Street
Madison Street
Fourth Ward
Cy Hall
Columbia Street
Third
King County Court House
Ward
Western Avenue
University Street
Third Avenue
Eighth Precinct
Eighth Ward
Oorine
Arren Avenue
Avenue
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