Butte Team Shows Fast Promises in Spring Camp
A Montana note from Everett Washington describes Butte players impressing in spring practice. New and seasoned performers push hard, with Irby in great form after California play, Cartwright at third base, and Thomas, Kreitz, Wineholt among others joining. Pitcher Thomée shines with speed and a better curve, while Swain covers center and Bennett, Irby improve throwing. The squad aims for two full teams as training continues.
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Ford
Russ Hill
Everett
Wash
Butte
Choly Bodlée
Montana
Pléyoré
Baye
Nica
Ginger
Gamagis
Hin
Balched
Lefishander
Cheps
Canada
McClaire
Dug
Aberdéan
Thomée
Higginbotham
Prafidé Batte
Irby
California
Béynett
Hall
Iso Mehly
Cartright
Swain
Bennett
Ide Thomas
Harknass
Piichore
Kreitz
Wineholt
Lutsf
Childers
Adams
Stis
Denny Shea
Ciaf Fin
Jeekel
Whmeke
Trade talk on Quinfi and Clastin sparks team hype
The writer notes doubt about Quinfi's performance and hints he may have been doped to justify trading him. Mention of Spokane acquiring players, with Bulte fans warned the truth will surface once games begin. Claftin is praised for past pitching, while Roossvellth, 44, is described as experienced, and Bar to's infield is expected to improve the team’s weakness.
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Quinfi
Quiem
Spokane
Hak
Quinn
Claftin
Roossvellth
Canada
Halinvet Barto
Gans Stops Spike Robson in Third Round Fight
Philadelphia April 1 Joe Gans heavy favorite over Spike Robson English featherweight stopped in the third round of a bout billed as a b round contest before the National Athlete club. Robson struggled with reach and weight disadvantage and was floored twice before the referee halted the match after a knockdown.
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Philadelphia
Joe Gans
Spike Robson
Crampion
National Athlete Club
Gans
Mle Iang Reach
Hen
Tebson
Benning Agril Renulta Race Card Summary
Race results from Benning Oakland and City Park meets list wins by Adena Fuletta Boloman and Hazel Thorpy among others. Notable times include 1:09 8-5 for Futurity course and 1:40 4-5 for a mile race. Multiple horses such as Grandpa and King of Bashan secure victories with Roses Beaumont and Rebel Queen in supporting placings.
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Oakland
Adena
John H. Sheehan
Burleleh
Pajardlta
Scond
the Mist
Burns Gains Support as He Prepares for New York Fight
Tommy Burns, heavyweight champion, attends a Sphinx club dinner in London and agrees to discuss publicity ethics. Burns plans a potential 45 round bout, aiming for California or Nevada, while promising stakeholders partial prize money and arranging a likely Moir vs Burris match in England with high attendance.
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London
Tommy Burne
Sphinx Club
Oxford
Burns
Lord Alverstone
Mostyn Plcott
California
Nevada
England
Gunner Moir
Burris
Ulg Poot
Jack Bell Back In Beatie Talk Angles For Tacoma Outfield
The Times reports Shreeder seeks an American League graduate from the coast to fill Tacoma’s outfield vacancy. Possible target is Jack Hell, recently sold to New York, with Ball’s son in question of returning. Joplin notes St Paul’s team near Spokane year, while players Tomason Neenan and Meyers finalize terms with Aberdeen and Bt Levis Cardinals.
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Beatie
Managar Shreedty
Jack Hell
Perth
Tacoma
the Times
Shreeder
New York
Butte
Ball
Joplin
St. Paul
Rowan
Druban
McKune
Spokane
Tomason
Aberdeen
Neenan
Levis Cardinals
Jack Meyers
Hutte
Americans Win In Nishth Round At Open Tournament
In the nishth round of the chess tournament both Americans won their games Marinata against Cann and Joiner against Berger. Maroczy and Schlechler are tied for first. In racing news M Lazar left engaged Herman Radile to ride all horses in St Petersburg. Wingfield is principal jockey at Moscow. In billiards Hoppe defeats Scharter 2400 to 1119.
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Marnhat
Liverpool
M. Lazar
Herman Radile
Bt. Petersburg
Lazarles
Moscow
Wingfield
Hamilton Baseball Club Forms Under Red Apple Emblem
A Hamilton meeting at city hall drew strong interest from fans and business men as they organize a new club with W. Fisk as manager and Peter Gerts as captain. The team will be run by the association that owns the lot and aims to field a top state contender. An elite emblem, a red apple with a green spray, was chosen for the squad.
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Standard
Hamilton
City Hall
W. ©. Fisk
Peter Gerts
Ney
Hall Park
Bryan Leaves for Midwest Tour After Lincoln Speech
Bryan departs Lincoln today bound for Des Moines Iowa to deliver addresses tomorrow and tomorrow evening before continuing to travel through Kansas Colorado and Nebraska.
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Neb
Lochillaaga
Bryan
Dox Moines
Iowa
Umanga Kansas
Calan Rado
Nebraska
Contagious Disease Inquiry Leads to Hospital Action
An examination revealed contagious disease in a patient, who was removed to hospital for care. The body of the person connected with the International restaurant was thoroughly disinfected. Exposed individuals were vaccinated and received antiseptics as part of the response.
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Lindas Binalhok
First act of Mr. Lewis heads mine workers
Indianapolis April 1 A meeting planned by President Lewis of the Valeatine Worker of Ameria aims to gather representatives from major mining regions to discuss a possible withdrawal from work and a general resumption plan. Lewis reported several favorable replies but no final decision yet.
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MR. Lewis
Indianapolis
Presidant Lewis
Ameria
Pennsylvania
Daltor
Lewin
Bryan declines rival Jefferson birthday dinner in New York
William J. Bryan telegraphed from Lincoln that he would not attend or deliver a speech at a rival dinner honoring Jefferson, planned by the National Democratic Club for April 14. H. H. Hughes offered $1,000 toward expenses. Bryan’s supporters had reserved the Waldorf Astoria, but plans were stopped.
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New York
William J. Bryan
Lincoln
National Democratic Club
Mr. Bryan
H. H. Hughes
Springfell
Jefferson
Bir
Hevan
Waldorf Astoria
Bryan
Lelegrad
Hamilton notes. April 1 events and visits
Hanlon reports H Glover and daughter Florence Glover arriving from Chicago to settle in Bitter Noot valley as goods near arrival. Detue led Bitter Rest irrigation steam shovel project last year returned from the East. J P Whyte back from Westonla after pneumonia treatment. Guy M Welpton on short business trip to Co. David Kennedy visited Lombard, then returned. W A Winstanley and family visited Missoula. "Humanity" play by Missoula amateurs at Lucas opera house drew a good crowd. performance praised compared with many professionals.
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Standard
Hanlon
Haat
P. Whyte
Wesonla
Bisters’ Hospital
Guy M. Welpton
David Kennedy
Lombard
Wi. A. Winstanley
Missoula
Ray
Wage
Lucas Opera House
Hamilton
Amendment of Carter for Homestead Bill Sparks Senate Debate
Special Dispatch from Washington April 1 notes the Senate discussion of an enlarged homesteads amendment. Senator Carter proposed limiting entry until an application is submitted to the Interior Secretary and land is inspected by a special board to assess eligibility for a claim considered under the bill.
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Standard
Washington
Rauds
Carter
Secretary of the Interior
Girlie Hon
Montana Has Trial Makes Good Record
Rockland Maine April 1 Adverse conditions slowed the Montana during a trial on the Rockland course. The ship exceeded the contract by a slender margin with a top mile at 32.50 knots. Five top speed runs averaged 22.035 knots as trials reached 23 knots later. Power reached 26,608 during the fastest run and 28,000 on average of top runs.
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Rockland
Criser Montana
Montana
State primary delegates shift in harsh party lines
The document notes 1580 delegates in a state convention with 901 pledged or favorable to Matt and the rest unpledged. It mentions notable figures such as Bonutora Lodge Crone and Col. Sidney Blaney and references local entities including Pika County Bank and a company at McComl City with capital of 100.
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Matt
Bonutora Lodge
Crone
Col
Sidney
Blaney
Varkwon
Rho Pika County Bank
McComl City
Iin
Wes
Handa Atrecatyara Todsy
Poem Fragment Mentioning Arrival and Vantage Day
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an arrival in the city on a Monday afternoon and a long absence. The text hints at smallpox concern and refers to individuals whose names appear garbled. The passage reads like a stray historical line rather than a full event.
Dyspepsia Cure Ad Declares One Bottle Sufficient
An old advertisement claims one bottle will prove satisfaction as the medicine for dyspepsia indigestion biliousness colds grippe and general weakness, promising relief with a single dose.
Submarine Boat Probe Courthouse Testimony In April
Proceedings before the special house committee investigating the Edison era harbor scandal reveal Electric Boat Company officials denying paid rewards or stock ties to naval officers. Testimony shows a submarine boat design connected to Lieutenant Nelson USN and a $500 payment, with officials disputing broader publication links and congressional stock implications. Representative Kahn discussed a coast submarine bill and connections with Attorney McNeir, amid questions about the company’s wartime dealings.
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Franklin A. Thylot
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Eledria Boat Company
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Newrd
Luey
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Elthe B. Frost
Electric Boat Company
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Star
Nelson
UI. 8
Front
Frost
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Naval Offeer
Representative Kahn
Clalifornie
House
Naval Affairs
McNeir
Prost
Board to pick next University of Montana president
Helena April 1 The selection of a new president for the University of Moana will not be decided until the board of education meeting in June. At today’s meeting 27 applications were received. the committee will vet qualifications before action. Governor Morcis to appoint the committee tomorrow for report at the June session.
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Crate
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Iite
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Inettiavon
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Admiral Evans Arrives Leaves for Hot Springs
The 16,000 ton battle ship Commedleuk arrives off Coronado Beach with Rear Admiral Robles D Evans, commander-in-chief, for treatment at California hot mineral springs. Admiral Bryans is transferred to a private car and departs for San Luis Obispo after awaiting arrival.
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Sal Luis Obispo
Paso Rnbles
Buffalo Bill Stricken by Illness in Chicago
Col William I Cody known as Buffalo Bill arrives in Chicago and seeks medical care after a nervous breakdown following a grip. Dr A B Milter at the Stratford reports pneumonia fears but expects he can resume travel in about a week if the illness does not worsen.
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William I Cody
Buffalo Bill Ly Serigusis
Stratford Lotel
Caldiel Cody
New York
Cody
A.B. Milter
Stratford
Colonel Cody
Hemey
Helm and Davis Fined in Arkansas Assault Case
In Little Rock on April 1, deputy prosecuting attorney Thomas Helm was fined $10 after an altercation on the Sitter with United States Senator Jefferson Davis. Senator Davis was fined $23 for disturbance on the porch and threats of further action against Helm following the assault.
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Ark
Thomas Helm
United States
Jefferson Davis
Davis
Monthly Coinage Statement From Washington in March 2008
The mint reports total U S coinage for March 2008 at 20 745 218 dollars. Geld and other denominations are listed with figures like 19 06 and 4 002 900, reflecting March production and filers as part of the monthly report.
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Washington
United States
Aitwey
Miner Enn
Untitled local election nominees listed by ward
In last evening's civic session, Ardent party nominees for alderman were announced. First ward candidates include W Hawkins and J B Cain. Third ward nominee Avri Berthot. Fourth ward candidate J B Hurt.
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Apacinl Mispateh
Agri L
Wareda
W. Hawkins
Bacohd
Sward
J. B. Cain
Avri Berthot
J.B. Hurt
Stanford Students Suspended for 16 Days Over Protest
Stanford University students faced a 16 day suspension amid a campus protest in April. The administration cited disruption to classes and safety concerns while outlining consequences and next steps for those involved.
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Los Nines
Avril
Tallurn
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