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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1904

Page

2

The Best Umbrella for Rainy Day Savings

A bank advertises a 4 percent interest rate as a protective umbrella for financial storms. It emphasizes building a larger cushion before adversity hits and encourages prudent saving.

Directors MacDougal Rowent and Robin Inet Ewart

Directors B MacDougal nuel Rowent and Robin Inet Ewart are named in a brief item noting board leadership changes. The fragment lists three individuals and suggests corporate governance context without further details.

B. MacDougal Nuel Rowent Nand Robin Inetewart

Defeated Again by Tigers in Tacoma Sunday Game

In Tacoma October 4 the Siwashes fell to the Tigers 3 to 1 in eight innings. McLaughlin lined a hit between Russ Hall and Delahanty, Rose made a key stop and throw to Dret, but James could not tag Caney at the plate to end the inning. Dogie of Tacoma made a great one handed catch on a line drive in the sixth. Hickey pitched well for Seattle, Rall for Tacoma speed kept Seattle in check throughout. Umpire Brown drew complaints on several calls.

Tacoma Siwashes Avein Tigers This Place McLaughlin Russ Hall Delahanty Rose Hickey Seattle Rall Brown

Standing of the Clubs

New York defeats St Louis 3 to 0 in a baseball standings note highlighting the score and clubs involved.

Cleveland and Detroit Scores Mixed in uneven slate

In Cleveland the scoreline reads 0-17 against Cleveland while a 2-2 tie with Philadelphia and a 4 point Chicago win over Boston show a fragmented set of results amid a busy schedule. Detroit also posted 3 against Washington in an apparent separate matchup.

New York Pennant Presented To National League Team

The New York National League players were honored after a packed benefit last night. The team marched onto the stage where the championship pennant was presented, followed by an ovation from Senator Grady and a silver cup to Manager John J. McGraw.

New York Thia City Senator Grady John J. McGraw

Brooklyn Beats Cincinnati 6-5 In Brooklyn

A brief scoreline shows Brooklyn winning 6-5 over Cincinnati at Brooklyn on January 1. Other results include New York 2 St. Louis 1 and Philadelphia 2 Pittsburgh 1 with Boston 16 Chicago nil concluding the fragment.

Boston Chicago New York Cincinnati St. Louia Pittaberg Brooklyn Philadelphia

Arcade bowlers fall to Bellingham in team matches

The Arcade bowlers returned from Bellingham after losses in all but the three man match. Bellingham won the two man match by 71 pins and the five man match by 37 pins, while Seattle captured the three man contest by 106 pins. Nick Burley knocked out Dan Miller in the opening round of a 70 round go here Sunday night.

Bellingham Seattle Dawbon Nick Burley Dan Miller Lettin

Carpenter Charles Wiltee Dies After Fall From Scaffold

Charles Wiltee, 45, a Seattle carpenter, fell from a scaffolding at 2832 Tenth Avenue North when the structure gave way. He died several hours later at Seattle General Hospital after being transported by city ambulance. His companion L G Deashfield escaped uninjured. coroner's officer ruled no inquest. Wiltee leaves a wife and two children.

Charles Wiltee Seattle General Hospital City Ambulance Wiltee Tenth Avenue L. G. Deashfield Hoye Wiltse

Plans completed for provincial exhibition opening

New Westminster British Columbia October 4 Preparations are finished for the provincial exhibition opening tomorrow Nelson lacrosse team arrived and is set for games Thursday and Saturday Netscom expected to win both games Goetl-i McLeod wrestling match draws large crowds McLeod seeks victory to gain 1000 prize 900 betting pool and American title Trap shooting contest to start tomorrow with top Northwest marksmen competing.

New Westminster BD. C Nelson Lacrosse Exposition Grounds Netscom Epiaton Mcleod Hia Goteh America Northwest

Yale Eleven Needs Drilling to Overcome Punting Weakness

After week one of practice Yale’s football squad shows ample raw material but lacks a reliable punter. Coaches plan straight football to develop teamwork, with heavy linemen and veterans expected to lead. Captain Hogan and Capt. Philips Andover alumni anchor a lineup, while a shoulder injury ends Bowman’s season.

New Haven Yale Hogan Mike Murphy Holy Crone Tom Shelvin Graydon Harvard Roraback Kinney Tripp Bloomer Philips- Andover Stillman Quill Amherst Roome Rockwell Hhelvin Bowman

New Favorite Looms in Fail and Winter Areas

A terse, unclear line appears to describe a prized fabric or item tied to fail and winter areas. The text mentions broadcloths priced at 2.50 and implies a favored status, but details are sparse and names or locations are unreadable.

Dreyfuss Secures Two Promising Players for Pirates

In St Joseph Missouri Barney Dreyfuss lands George McBride from the Western league, a fast and versatile infielder who debuts after September 25. Des Moines reports James Archer of the Boone Iowa State league is sold to the National League champions and will join Dreyfuss next spring.

George F. Mbride ST. Joseph George McBride Barney Dreyfuss Pirates Mefiride Pittsburg Chamberlain St. Joe Waa Loth Des Moines Iowa Jamen Archer Boone Archer Fargo Wheeling W. Va Brandon White

Seattle Dogs Win Distinctions at British Columbia Trial

At the British Columbia Field Trial club meeting in Ladner’s Landing Seattle dogs earned honors. In the derby 11 entrants performed well with The Deacon of Seattle winning, Magic of Vancouver second, Jock of Victoria third, and Val and Assinaboine Rod Field splitting fourth prize. Dixie Kid from California defeated Joe Crim in six rounds at Mount Clemens Michigan, Oct. 4.

British Columbia Ladner’s Landing B.C Seattle Cook Inman the Deacon Magic Vancouver Rh. C Abbott Jock Victoria Rod Val Assinaboine Rod Borough of Kennels Dixie Kid Mount Clemens Mich California Joe Crim

Manager Hall lines up new right fielder for Seattle

Seattle manager Russ Hall plans to add a right fielder. He may sign Josh Clark of the Western League or McCreedie of the Portland team, but will not specify. This likely implies Carlos Smith will be released.

Russ Hall Seattle Josh” Clark McCreedie Portland Carlos Smith

Sheriff sells Overland racing park in Denver for $5,000

The Overland racing park in Denver was sold by the sheriff for five thousand dollars. John C. Mitchell purchased the property representing Henry R. Wolcott, a principal creditor.

Denver Overland Racing Park John C. Mitchell Henry R. Wolcott

Holcomb's auto record bid ends in axle break

Bert Holcomb's third attempt to lower the New York to Chicago automobile record ended when an axle broke yesterday. The car wrecked but the occupants escaped unharmed. The report also notes the opening of the modern Hotel Mervyn at 1414 Fifth Avenue between Pike and Union.

Chicago Bert Holcomb New York Mervyn Fifth Avenue Pike and Union

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