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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1904
Page
2
Adapts to storms with a 4 percent interest offer. Highlights how a strong bank balance acts as protection, expanding financial security as adversity increases.
A fragment lists directors including Maccal, Jotn BM nuel Rowenberreorge Donworth Wn Schmita J.D. Lowman and Rother Charles Stewart James D, indicating a governance roster in a historic record.
Tacoma defeated Seattle 2 to 1 in an afternoon clash at Recreation Park as Truck Pagan doubled home Eagan for the Tigers. Bobby Keefe pitched a two-hit gem for Tacoma, while Jay Hughes and Russ Mall received jubilant ovations from a crowd of about 2,500. Henry James impressed as a Beattie prospect in his city debut with Seattle.
The University of Washington football team won over the high school squad at Madison Park on Saturday afternoon with a strong second half surge. Shaw led the attack with impressive line busting runs and hurdling while Bagthaw and Harter provided solid support. Capt. Palmer starred for the high school side with notable defense.
Harvard defeated Williams 20 to 0 in Cambridge Massachusetts opening the season. Other results include New York Columbia 16 Wea-C legan and Ithaca Cornell 29 Rochester 6. Stanford 12 Olympic 0. Minnesota 65 Carleton 6. Chicago 14 Indiana 0. Gettysburg 41 Carthale 24. Nebraska 4 Grinnell 0. Amherst 6 Williams 0. West Point 13 Tufts 0. Yale 42 Trinity 0. Colorado 22 Utah 6.
A brutal match features Tom, Jeffries, and Jenkins trading blows. Jeffries bites, Tom bites, and Jenkins uses improvised means including an iron bar rope setup. In the end Jenkins is declared winner as Jim exits after a third story fall, with Jeffries requesting a rematch.
The Puget Sound Mill Company secured a temporary injunction in superior court to restrain West Seattle from annexing land to the south and west. The company challenges last week’s election as illegal due to alleged fraud in the census data.
John Proctor of Fairbanks died by his own action. The steamer Oregon carried the report from the Alaska metropolis. Proctor, formerly a Dawson miner, placed the rifle muzzle in his mouth and pulled the trigger with his toe. No motive was given. One hundred fifty dollars was found in his pockets.
Andrew Hackett was arrested after arriving in Spokane. A telegraphic report stated he obtained several thousand dollars under false pretenses and was identified by City Detective Kassoni er who described him. He allegedly sold mining claims he never owned and will be taken back to Spokane to face charges.
The Star reports Burns and Zurbeick travel to Milwaukee for October 7 boxing bouts and will meet Dave Marry in Portland. Burns hints at possible future Seattle patent changes and discusses anti sight sentiment. Other items note O’Brien added to Milwaukee card with Mage Kelly substitute.
Monte Murphy is released from Seattle after manager Hall prefers young James at first base. Princeton defeats Georgetown 10 to 0 in a brisk football game at Princeton New Jersey with a strong wind affecting play and Georgetown held the Tigers on downs near the 16-yard line twice.
The seamer Norwood, built for Budden & Christenson of San Francisco, was launched at Mall Hroe and towed to San Francisco for commissioning. It will carry more lumber than any other vessel of its class and serves Puget Sound to California trade. Captain John L Martia commands.
George Hansell and Louie Le Point were identified as murderers involved in a saloon raid where several men were shot. They were arrested and held at the city jail by Patrolmen Mayor and Hubbard pending stronger evidence. Both are described as young and little known locally.
Mrs Power of Jefferson Street reports to police suspicions of an Italian vendetta targeting her 16 year old daughter. The girl has received threatening letters from an unknown writer, possibly an Italian with whom she had a flirtation. Mrs Power asks police help to unravel the mystery.
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