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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1902

Page

10

Miss Henault Opens Millinery Store on West Quartz

Miss Henault announces her shop has moved to No 18 West Quartz street and invites all ladies to see her spring stock. She promises prices lower than any other house in the city while maintaining quality.

Books at Oakland Are Hit Janice Hard

In a fourth race Janice proved the exceptional entry, headed by position and Col. Ballantyne, despite an overall failure in other events at Oakland.

Oakland

Mulholland Selections for Oakland Track Races

The Call will publish Mulhollands selections for Oakland track races tomorrow with picks in six events. First race Morinell Tufts Lento. second Weaver Lass of Langdon Narra G. third Rosewar Flo Culver Vente. fourth Escalante Sister Jeanie Glendenning. fifth Plan El Mido Marshall Neil. sixth John Peters Bernota Sir Hampton.

Morinell Tufts Lento the Weaver Lass of Langdon Narra G Rosewar Flo Culver Vente Escalante Jeanie Glendenning Plan el Mido Marshall Neil John Peters Bernota Sir Hampton Mariner Gold Baron Ulm Elmer J Matilda Whaleback Chando Marinells Golden Light Milas Royal Rogue Montana Peeress Dawson Botany Bragg Sister Jeanie Royalty Free Lance Marshal Neil Colonial Girl the Singer Fridolin San Venado Huachuca Rey Hooker Bagdad Kickumbob

Favorite Winners Dominate Oakland Meet At Oakland Track

Five of the races favored horses as bettors took a hit on a drying but heavy track. Janice led in the mile and an eighth handicap before being nosed out by Position and Colonel Ballantyne. High Chancellor won the L-year-old event at 1 to 6, defeating Tom Mitchell. Results list Axminster, High Chancellor, Remota, Position, Botany, Antolee as winners across six races with various runners placing second and third.

San Francisco Oakland Janice Position Colonel Ballantyne Botany T[saline Silvia Talbot High Chancellor Tom Mitchell Axminster Elpilar Canderas Montezuma Remota Our Lizale Captivate Isaline Jacqueminet Antolee Redwald Horton

Washington Track Meet Leads With Fast Finishes

Washington on April 2 features a six race card with Benning summary listing Gold Fox first and Fonsaluca second in 1 24 3 5. First Chord wins four and one half furlongs in 0 78. Tamarin takes the hurdle short course with Parrell second. Calgary wins seven furlongs with Fabius second. Meistersinger wins six furlongs with Carroll D second. Orontas takes the mile and 100 yards with Lamp o Lee second.

Washington Benning Gold Fox Fonsaluca Hampshire First Chord Agio Aurifer Tamarin Parrell Gould Calgary Fabius Woodchuck Meistersinger Carroll D Imperialist Orontas Lamp O' Lee Ohnet

Montgomery Park Summary of Six Races

In Memphis on April 2 the track's six races featured Drummond winning the first at five and a half furlongs with Lee Nutter second and King Tatius third in 1 0 949. Waring took the six furlongs second race with Toad second and Death third in 1 14g. Laings King's Lady won the four furlongs selling event with Philo second and Kerrville third in :49%. Mallory won the Gaston hotel stakes at four furlongs with Dr Walker second and Poor Boy third in :491%. W. B. Gates produced Trebor to win the mile and one-sixteenth selling with Campbell second and B. third in 1:49%4. Lady Wadsworth won the five and one-half furlongs selling with Harry Wilson second and Cadet third in 1:09%.

Memphis Tenn Montgomery Park Drummond Lee Nutter King ‘Tatius Waring Toad Death Laings Philo Kerrville

Weights and Entries for Todays Races

The card lists six races with entries and weights. Horses like Mariner 106 Gold Baron 105 Ulm 107 Elmer J 101 and others run in race one. Other races include selling and handicap weights with runners such as Ishtar 117 The Weaver 110 Plan 102 Marshal Neil 118 Huachuca 10) and more.

Runners and Wagers From Early Carded Races

First race six and a half furlongs at Lac features Princess Otillie 106 Manowar 113 Advocates 123. Second race four and a half furlongs Toscan 107 Blue and Orange 107 Frocks and Frills 101 Allan 104. Fourth race maidens three quarters Bermuda King 103. Third race selling seven eighths Woodtrice 118 Water Alone 111 Caithness 89 Playlike 84 Philma Paxton 106 Red Damsel 85.

Princess Otillie Manowar Advocates Toscan Allan Woodtrice Caithness Playlike Philma Paxton Red Damsel Bermuda King Harry Schafer Leviathan Miss Zara Red Apple Anglesea Tillo McWilliams Zack Forde Echo Dale Hengist Anatoma Andes Bard of Avon Lee King Maimie Wastell Paul Bert Brewer Schorn Nitrator Vulcain the Lady Wax Taper Ada Robert Morrison McLaren Inkerman Precursor Helen Paxton Sauber Jackanapes Mr. Tender Tom Cogan Jake Greenberg Master Gallant Smith

Races and horses listed with purses and placings

Clear fast conditions set for a multi race card featuring six races: maidens and selling events, with detailed horse names and weights in each race. Notable entries include Alpaca and Beggar Lady in the earlier maidens, and a steeplechase handicap with Hand Squeeze and Inkerman among top weights.

Tempting baseball prize offered for fence and mountain shots

Garden managers announce a $100 prize for hitting the ball over the fence and a $100,000 prize for clearing the continental divide of the Rocky Mountains. Manager McCloskey calls the grounds the prettiest in the Northwest and plans leveling and diamond setting to attract fans and players.

Rocky Mountains Ment Wharton McCloskey Montana Gardens

Spalding Resigns as Baseball League Chief

National League peace talks end with A G Spalding resigning the presidency. William G Temple of Pittsburgh set to assume the role, while N E Young expected to accept secretary-treasurer. New rules and timelines approved for the coming season.

New York A. G. Spalding William G. Temple Pittsburg Temple N. E. Young

New Champion Emerges in Grand American Handicap Limelight

At Blue River Park Kansas City on April 2 the grand American handicap opened with 143 wing shots at eight birds. Among the five women competing only Mrs S J Johnstone of Minneapolis posted a straight score, while Miss Lillian Smith of California and Annie Oakley missed several birds. Several shooters like A J Lawton Cole and J M Rhodes posted clean scores as competition begins with hopes for a new champion after past winners.

Kansas City Blue River Park H. O. Feudner San Francisco J. A R. Elliott Fred Gilbert W. R. Crosby J. Johnstone Minneapois Lillian Smith California Annie Oakley Buffalo Bill A. J. Lawton Colorado Springs Cole

Parker challenges top lightweights for 5000 side

Kid Parker of Denver issues a 5000 a side challenge to fight Terry McGovern Dave Sullivan Kid Broad or Young Corbett with a 190 pound ring limit. He prefers Young Corbett and is nearly set to fight Jommy Britt. If Parker loses to Britt he relinquishes all claims to the other matchups.

San Francisco Kid Parker Denver Terry McGovern Dave Sullivan Kid Broad Young Corbett Parker Jommy Britt Corbett

Silent Rowan Challenges Kid Oglesby in 10 Round Catchweight Bout

Silent Rowan probes Oglesby about his plan to stop him in ten rounds. Silent doubts Oglesby can reach 124 pounds and offers a catchweight bout to prove his scrapping skills will prevail in a ten round fight.

Rowan Oglesby

National League Meeting Opens in New York

Representatives of National League clubs convened in New York on April 2 with executives Ebbett Hanlon Brush Robinson Soden Conant Dreyfuss Hart Rogers Reach Young presiding. The session opened with discussion of the forthcoming schedule and noted the absence of F A Abel of Brooklyn.

New York National League Baseball Ebbett and Hanlon Brooklyn Brush Cincinnati Robinson St. Louis Freedman Soden and Conant Boston Dreyfuss Pittsburg Hart Chicago Rogers Reach Philadelphia Young F. A. Abel

Pacific Northwest baseball league announces umpires

Portland Oregon April 2 President Lucas of the Pacific Northwest Baseball league issued a bulletin naming the season's official umpires Bert Cunningham Tony Mullane and H E Colgan. Cunningham and Colgan were National League umpires last year and Mullane worked in the Western league.

Portland Ore Lucas Pacific Northwest Baseball League Today Bert Cunningham Tony Mullane Chicago H. E Colgan Pittsburg Cunningham Colgar Mullane

Vanderbilt Horses Take Top Two Spots in Paris Race

W K Vanderbilt's Ili nos II and Bat finished first and second in the Prix la Grange at the Mason's Lafitte meeting in Paris. Rig by on Levengeur won the Prix d Orgival.

Paris W. K. Vanderbilt Bat Rigby Levengeur

Walking match results headline

Detroit April 2 report details the go as you please walking event ending at midnight with first ten scores led by Dineen 121.4 and Hegelman 116 followed by Cartwright 117.14 Methus 117.10 Tracy 112.5 Craig 112.2 W P Straub 10510 Hyde 114.10 Day 86.8 and E Z Straub 84.1.

Detroit Dineen Hegelman Cartwright Methus Tracy Craig W. P. Straub Hyde Day E. Z. Straub

Sullivan FitzGerald bout canceled over weight issue

Philadelphia April 2 a six round fight between Dave Sullivan and Willie Fitzgerald scheduled at the Penn Athletic Club tonight did not take place because Fitzgerald weighed in over the limit.

Philadelphia Dave Sulllivan Willie Fitzgerald Penn Athletic Club Fitzgerald

Latham Defeats Browne 4-0 in Queen's Club Racquet Match

London April 2 The first of two £200 a side professional racquet championship matches at Queen's Club ended with Peter Latham defeating Gilbert Browne 4-0 The second match will be decided on April 12 The report notes the season of strong beer with a Centennial recommendation.

London Queen's Club Peter Latham Gilbert Browne

Sheridan Signs Season with American League

Chicago April 2 veteran umpire Jack Sheridan has signed for the season with the American league amid fears he might move to the National league.

Chicago Jack Sheridan Sheridan

American Jockey Martin Sweeps Three Wins at Royal Wind Sor Race

London April 2 American rider Martin secured three victories from six mounts at the Royal Wind sor race meeting. He won in the early afternoon races proving dominant on the course.

London Royal Windsor Martin

Judge Boyle Rules Hare and Hound Coursing Not Cruel

In Butte Police Court Judge Boyle dismisses cruelty charges against George H. MacDougall in a test case on hare and hound coursing. The Humane Society plans an appeal while MacDougall argues the sport is ancient and humane and less cruel than live-bird shooting. Centennial Brewing Company's bock beer on draught today.

Boyle Butte Humane Society Bovie MacDougall Coursing Park Yancey

Irrigation Bill Talks at White House Conference

The president and representatives Mondell Tongue Newlands Tirrell Sutherland Metcalf conferred on national aid for irrigation. They reportedly will not strike section 8 percent on state and territorial water control, though wording will be changed without major alterations.

Washington Congress Representative Mondell House Representatives Tongue Newlands Tirrell Sutherland Mondell Metcalf

Peace Congress Opens in Monaco With Prince Present

The eleventh annual peace congress opened in Monaco on April 2 in the Prince's presence. Attendance was smaller than last year’s Glasgow meeting, with Italian and French delegates missing. Notable absentees included Dr Trueblood and Edwin Mead of Boston. Principal speakers were Mr Green of the United States and Mr Moscheles of Great Britain. The Prince gave a royal reception this evening at the palace.

Monaco Glasgow Trueblood Edwin Mead Boston Green Moscheles Great Britain

Favor the Colored Women

Newspaper women of New England adopted a resolution at a Boston meeting directing delegates to the General Federation of Women's Clubs in Los Angeles in May to prioritize maintaining the rights of colored club women in all convention discussions and actions.

Boston Women of New England General Federation of Women’s Clubs Los Angeles Cal Colored Club

Winners of Contest Anaconda Bowlers Secure Medals

Anaconda bowlers win in a regional contest earning medals for good performances. Top performers include local participants who posted solid results in multiple events.

Will Roll With Butte Smoky City Lads Bowling Final

At Anaconda Tolan alleys the month long contest concluded with 12 finalists listed and six winning medals. The winners Flynn Mahoney Law Van Ells Sutton Anderson will form the team for a next Sunday match at Tolan alleys with a Butte team invited for the event.

Tolan Anaconda Flynn Mahoney Law van Ells Sutton Anderson Butte

Hanged for Murder in Manila Execution of Private Healey

Manila reports Private Healey of the 27th Infantry was hanged today for the murder of Sergeant Moreland in April. The execution followed court martial proceedings and ended the case against Healey.

Manila Healey 27Th Infantry Moreland

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Butte News Eret Silve Owsley Block McNamara-Hayes Co W. Park St Doull Bros Butte, Mont Salt Lake City Utah Fla A Ironside West Park Street Chicago College of Dental Surgery Miss Henault West Granite Street West Quartz Street A. Augendre Mall Newbre Rug Co Col. Ballantyne Mulholland Henning Roue Ashbrook Leslie Bruce the Bandit Gay Hilda Shandonfield Nuptial Alpaca Beggar Lady Nenonia Courtsey False Alarm Tenegrae Enna Honora Weeting Spald Ing Lis Buffalo Bill Denver Pugihiat The Big Light Northwest Vanderbilt Signa New York Mills Wilson Bros Monarch GARD Acquits G. H. Macdoucall Police Court Uphold Humane Society Centennial Brewing Company Largey Lumber Company East Iron St Samen America Countries Smoky City Lads Ensi Eid Itcyedes O'Rourke Sipadesee Seth Sanees Globe Tailoring Co W. Park Street
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