City Council Meeting in Butte Lapses Into Jest
The Butte city council meets in a lively session centered on unfinished business. Alderman Cohen pushes to compel the street railway tracks on South Main and Second street to be laid as ordered, while Mayor Corby spars with rivals and jokes about a blue ribbon. Citizens’ petitions on firemen claims are reviewed and some are denied as the body adjourns after a mix of humor and debate.
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Everett Beats Butte With Eleventh Inning Errors
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Everett, Washington defeating Butte in extra innings after three errors and three hits in the eleventh. Harkness and Clafin pitched for Butte. McLake and Soldier Thomas excelled for Everett. Shortstop Childers misplayed a pass ball in the eleventh as the game swung on late throwing errors.
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Pincus Meets Old Rival in Grant Pool Night
Pin cus faces rival Harrigan the juggler at the Grant tonight in a long awaited pool clash. Harry O Gorman referees as fans recall a 18 year old fair meeting when Hartigay fell ill at the Conmque theater. Expect tense breaks and long runs with a lively crowd at opening at o clock.
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Ed Ripley Signs With Dillon Team
Local notes report Ed Ripley signed for the Dillon season. Barry confirms Ripley will join Dillon as soon as the sensor opens. A Dillon grounds event planned with band and fireworks will celebrate the arrival of Ripley and the team.
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Portland Falls to San Francisco in Tight Exhibition
Portland was defeated by San Francisco with a close 3 to 1 score. The game featured heavy bats from both sides and a slugging contest, with 13 hits by each team. Batteries listed as Pernall Harmon and Madden for Portland, Jones Bere Viena.
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Night session held as youths tried in Chinatown
A late hour court session in Chinatown involved three youths and a group of diners. Witnesses described a disturbance near a saloon while authorities and an attorney advised on the case. One claimed age and intoxication, with limited corroboration of the events.
Alumni Banquet Follows School Legislation Meeting
At a well attended high school alumni meeting on Vast avenue the new legislation was fully discussed and amendments made. Ratification was left for another gathering. On April 23 members discussed graduates holding a banquet.
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Sanity Hearing For Morphine Addict At Warm Springs
Dan Smith, aged a2, an alleged habitual morphine user, was examined by two doctors in Judge Danlan’s district court on a sanity charge. The name is believed to conceal the man’s real identity. Though well dressed, he showed the drug’s grip. He said addiction began after a nurse administered morphine during illness. The doctors declared him insane, prompting Shuth to smile amusedly.
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Judge Conger attends encampment with daughter in town
Judge B J Conger, pioneer Montaid county jurist, arrived in Filta to attend the Grand Army encampment. He served as First district judge during territorial days and commanded a detachment in the Civil War. He is accompanied by his daughter Mrs. Weinchester, staying at Mrs. Ingsbury’s home on West Granite Street.
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Salvation Army Plans Self Denial Service Tonight
Brig Gen W F Jennias arrives in Burin from Apohetic Ad with local corps members to lead self denial services at the Salvation Army hall tonight and tomorrow. The Brigadier and fellow officers are noted for engaging talks as the meetings are set to be held with good attendance expected.
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Harrington Dies After Four Months Illness At Home
Harrington, a senior who was described as weak and tired, died last evening at his home on East Summit Street after four months of illness. He had lived in the city for a year and was survived by a wife and four children. Funeral arrangements announced for Friday morning with services at the home and burial in Mary’s Harbor.
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Milwaukee Municipal Valors League Triumph in Alderman Race
Milwaukee returns show the Municipal Voters League endorsed 24 of 35 elected aldermen, with 9 opposed and 2 neutral. City council shows Republicans 43, Democrats 26, independent Democrats 4. Mayoral race favors David & Rose over Emil Seidel, while the comptroller and treasurer races lean Democratic. Delegates to the Republican convention favor La Follette for president, with Taft supporters also represented in some districts.
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Dry townships and saloon vote sweep across Illinois
The April election across 84 counties produced a strong anti saloon result with 88 dry townships and 304 wet in favor of retention. About 1,028 dry townships total, with an estimated 100 saloons voted out. Net anti saloon majority around 28,000. Chicago did not vote on the local option.
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Democrats win city of Kansas City and Independence
In Kansas City Kansas the Democratic ticket for mayor Thomas Crtitentan Jr. defeats Henry Beardeley by a large margin and gains control of all branches of city government with the full upper house and most lower house seats. Independence also votes Democratic except for two aldermen. Kansas City Kansas voters elect three aldermen for both parties, while the council will see Democratic holdovers.
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Big Pay Day At Mines Distributes Large Wages
Report notes a major pay day at mines with about 4000 men receiving wages. About 400,000 dollars distributed among miners as Amiconda Company and smaller firms resume operations. Wages spread across North Buttah and nearby districts amid continued mining activity.
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