Burglar Strikes Home Of Judge J J McHatton
Value of stolen jewelry and cash from the residence at 615 West Broadway totals about $1,000 plus a purse gift from Mrs. McHatton's mother. The entry was forced from a west side window into the dining room, burglars fled via an east bedroom window. A Swede arrested may have been mistaken, but no one else is charged. The theft occurred after Judge McHatton and Mrs. McHatton returned from a Cotter home dinner. Authorities note similar Sunday night burglaries have occurred recently.
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J. J. McHatton
West Broadway
Judge
Cotter
Nolice
McHatton
Dinine
Deputy Sheriff Bennett Dies From Wounds In Georgia
Macon Georgia April 6 Deputy Sheriff John W Bennett died this morning from wounds received Saturday night when David Rice son of a prominent citizen shot him with the deputy's revolver.
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Macon
John W. Bennett
David Rice
Butte Bowlers Edge Anaconda In Tight Score Match
Butte bowlers defeated Anaconda by a narrow margin in a four game set at Tolanuleva arena. Total scores were 3 602 for Butte and 3 519 for Anaconda with every game close. Next contest scheduled in Butte with a crowd-pleasing clash to follow.
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Butte
Tolanuleva
Anaconda
Hutte
Rutte
Selections for Oakland Track Races Published
The Call will publish tomorrow’s selections for Oakland track races tipped by Mulholland. First race Canderas Marineuse Blackthorn. Second race Alsano Orfeo Deutschhind. Third race Obia Fonic Diderot. Fourth race Waterscratch Constellator Ballantyne. Fifth race Anthracite Marechal Niel McNamara. Sixth race Divina Bernotu Impromptu.
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San Francisco
Oakland Track
Mulholland
Canderas
Marineuse
Blackthorn
Alsano
Orfeo
Deutschhind
Obia
Fonic
Diderot
Ballantyne
Races Weights and Entries for Today's Card
Weight tables and participant lists for six races. Entries include jockeys and weights such as Claire White 116 and Sir Claus 106 in race one, Brutus 110 and Arabo 113 in race two, Bloriente 100 and Sir Hampton 106 in race three, Ben Ormonde 102 and Headwater 102 in race four, Elphilar 96 and Gallanthie 112 in race five, and Bab 106 plus Sly 113 in race six.
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Flkarn
Claire White
Sir Claus
Black Thorn
Lacalina
Sleeping Child
Skip Me
Victoria
Marineuse
Meddler
Candoires
Novia
Jockey Club
Estey Liste
Deutschland
Fire Dance
Clivoso
Emperor of Norfolk
Chioa A
Orfee
Bloriente
Sir Hampton
Tisena
Konic
Deveraux
Slap Dash
Onia
Diderot
Ben Ormonde
Colonel Ballantyne
Constellator
Elphilar
Gallanthie Os
Elmide
McNamara
Decoy
Lodestar
Marechal Niel
Lente
Constable
Fridolin
Phil Archibald
Mike Strauss
Sly
Flourish
Ramoja
Diomed
the Singer
Alicia
Divina
Kickumbob
Parsifal
Impromptu
Horse Races Include Multiple Mullions of Entrants and Weights
Early card lists six races with purses and weights. Notable entries include Edith Q and Pay the Fid dler in the opening mile event, Mallory and Tom Cogan in the sprint, Wax Taper and Vulcan in the mile handicap, Louise Conner led two year olds, and Golden Link in the steeplechase. The final results note clear and good conditions.
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McWilliams
Edith Q
Trelor
del Allen
Pay the Fiddler
Plead
Sandy
Loka
Landseer
Miss Zara
Chorus Boy
Mallory
Tom Cogan
Early
Onatas
Ben Chalice
Pennant
Laura F. M
Eshelm
Hileh Stepper
Pearl Mendal
Francia
Vestla
Golden Link
Corrilo
Sauber
Maza
Fallela
Precursor
McLaren
Fonsoline
Inkerman
Robert Morrison
Ada
W. BR. Gates
Blome
Walkenshaw
Monos
Lee King
Mr. Pomeroy
Menace
Larila
Josie F
Little Elkin
H. L. Coleman
Horse Racing Entry Listings and Weights
First race over five and a half furlongs features Elizabeth Moon Ninonta Black Iliminate Roue Quixada Marn Frivol Astory Happy in the field. Second race for two year olds lists First Chord Blue Peter Toscan Tom Mabin Blue and Orange Mt. Hope Aurifer with weights. Third race seven eighths mile selling includes Hendrick Ante Up Guy Mora Ben Viking Obstinate Simon All Saints Ninonia Alpaca Cormorant Lampol ee Prince Plausible Handicapper Flora Water Alone Courtesy. Fourth race four and a half furlongs selling two year olds Tom Mabin Blue Delft Royal Ensign
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Elizabeth Moon
Ninonta
Black
Iliminate
Roue
Quixada
Marn
Frivol
Astory
Happy
First Chord
Blue Peter
Toscan
Tom Mabin
Blue and Orange
Mt. Hope
Aurifer
Hendrick
Ante Up
Guy Mora
Ben Viking
Obstinate Simon
All Saints
Ninonia
Alpaca
Cormorant
Lampolee
Prince Plausible
Handicapper
Flora
Water
Courtesy
Anaconda Marks Brownlee Medal Victory At Butte Shooting
Anaconda marksmen gathered at the Butte Rod and Gun club and won the Brownlee medal with D. D. Twohy defeating A. J. Walker by four targets. Libby Creek’s W. A. Hillis and Miles City Sheriff Savage attended as visitors while Ernest Klepetko impressed the crowd with his early potential. Anaconda sent 22 entrants to compete for the cup as the day closed with a 52 bird deficit to Butte in the cup contest.
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Butte
Anaconda
Therm
Brownlee
D. D. Twohy
A. J. Walker
W. A. Hillis
Libby Creek
Twohy
Sheriff Savage
Miles City
EF. F. Confarr
Livingston
Ernest Klepetko
Frank Klepetko
Racing notes include times and horses from two events
In the fifth race over three quarters mile horses Prodigal Son Mystic Bells Oppina Blue Miracle and others show times and weights. The Daly entry Trump Himeenf Pigeon Post Es sence Ohnet Benekart Hampshire Tenegrae are listed with placings and speeds. The sixth race covers mile and 40 yards maid ens Florad Woodchuck and others with entries Inklin Fabius Ren dezvous Liear and fast.
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Prodigal Son
Mystic Bells
Oppina
Blue Miracle
Red Path
Daly
Trump
Himeenf
Pigeon Post
Essence
Ohnet
Benekart
Hampshire
Tenegrae
Florad
Woodchuck
Inklin
Fabius
Rendezvous
Liear
Fast
Milwaukee Signings Boost Western League Roster
Milwaukee manager Duffy announced the addition of Hanford from Rockford Illinois as catcher and Gatine from last season's Brooklyn team to play shortstop in the Western league lineup.
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Milwaukee
Duffy
Hanford
Rockford
Gatine
Brooklyn
Frantz Declared Ineligible By Harvard Athletic Committee
Harvard first baseman O G Frantz has been ruled ineligible for the 1896 season by the Harvard athletic committee for professionalism. He played three weeks for a semi professional team in Winfield Kansas in 1895 and received about 56 dollars, with expenses exceeding the amount. The committee notes the case follows earlier actions against Story and Murphy and counts this year as one of Frantz four playing years. Frantz is a popular leader in Y M C A work and a member of the Glee Club.
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Cambridge
Mass
O. G. Frantz
Harvard
Harvard Athletic Committee
Cutts
Frantz
Winfield
Kan
Harvard Athletics
Story
Murphy
Harvard Y. M. C. A
Harvard Glee Club
Harvard Nine
Rose Coghlan Stars In Forget-Me-Not At Suttons Theater
Rose Coghlan and her company drew a large audience as Forget-Me-Not opened at Suttons Broadway theater with Coghlan as Stephanie de Mohrivart delivering a superb and artistic performance. Nell McEwen Alice Roslyn and Alma Weston were praised for their roles. Emmet C. Kine Sir Horace Welby and others received strong notices. A delayed train caused an hour late curtain but the crowd remained, and a double bill featuring new water-front works will follow. Coghlan earned a noted salary at Keith's in Boston for Between Matinee and Nicht. Lady Barter by Charles Coghlan promised greater opportunities for Coghlan. Tomorrow Daniel F. Bandmann opens Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde at Maguire's theater.
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Rose Coghlan
Sutton
Broadway
Miss Coghlan
Stephanie de Mohrivart
Nell McEwen
Alice Varney
Alice Roslyn
Rose de Brissac
Alma Weston
Butte
Keith's
Boston
Barter
Charles Coghlan
Stephanie
Daniel F. Bandmann
Maguire's Theater
Dr. Jekyll and
Mr. Hyde
Mr. Bandmann
Readiness work continues across several days
The text notes ongoing efforts to prepare for an event with several days of preparation already completed. It emphasizes steady progress and thorough coordination without detailing specific actions or outcomes.
Mirroracle at Green's saloon ends with amicable settlement
Patrick Baker caused a disturbance at Green's saloon near Main and Broadway, threw a heavy cuspider at a large mirror, breaking it in two and causing about 35 in damage. He was arrested but released on bonds with plans to drop the case after an amicable settlement. police quieted further threats.
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Patrick Baker
Green's
Main Street
Broadway
Baker
McQueeney and
Schmd
Jack Hy
Held for Helena Police in Ring Theft Case
Edward Bender was arrested by Policeman McGillick and jailed to await a Helena officer. Chief Travis requested the arrest over a claimed ring theft from a woman, with Bender allegedly refusing to surrender the ring and insisting on his innocence. He agreed to go to jail, saying nothing could be proved.
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Edward Bender
McGillick
Helena
Saloon Closures Enforced On Election Day
On election day the police will enforce state law closing saloons from 6 a m to 6 p m while polls are open. Chief Reynolds swore in 16 special policemen to patrol and remain at polling places from 7 30 a m until polls close.
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Reynolds
Destructive storm devastates Prattville Prado area Texas
A severe storm swept Prattville and Prado in Delta county Texas last night between 8 and 9 o clock. No lives were lost but property damage was extensive. Hail two inches deep covered the ground as a north to south storm path damaged or blown down several buildings including the Prattville Methodist church and stores at Prattville Prado and Lake Creek.
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Paris
Texas
Prattville
Delta County
Prado
Lake Creek
G. N. Pierce
Joe Miller
J. M. Evans
Pracio
Evans
Charles Pratt
Pratt
J. W. Pratt
American firm seeks permission to erect warehouses
St. Petersburg dispatch reports that representatives of an American agricultural machinery firm have requested permission to erect warehouses on a specified site. The filing notes outlines and potential locations are under review by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Russia considers harsher ban on foreign contracts
A commission investigates which imported articles are procured by government branches and drafts a law to bar foreign contracts for goods that can be produced in Russia. Army and navy budgets would rise at least 59 percent under the plan. Kovalevsky defends the policy, saying no sacrifice is too great for national industry.
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Russia
Kovalevsky
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Wlanda
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J. James
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