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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1902
Page
10
Advertisement claims palpitations signal nerve and heart weakness and that Dr Miles Heart Cure can strengthen the heart. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. J A Courts of Upper Sandusky Ohio noting relief after three bottles.
An 19th century remedy Be Miles Heart Cure is promoted as stabilizing pulsations and strengthening the heart. The ad notes it is sold by druggists with a guarantee.
The page lists multiple races with maidens purses and selling events. Notable entries include six races featuring horses Raglets Fuga Bay Dorkal Bonfire and Scorpio Albula Avatar Fake Inspect or Shea Bob Alone Dr Stephens Chris Moore Cagswell Digby Bell Lavator and Star Cotton. Highlights note mile and three quarter distances and handicaps with various horses and owners.
Lizzie Rice wins a late sprint in the two year old race at Oakland as favorites dominate the afternoon program. Other results are reported from the meeting with notable performances across divisions.
The Call will publish tomorrow the selections by F. E. Mulholland for Oakland races. First Canderosa Almsgiver BR. F. Masofi. Second Sylvia Talbot Clarinette Escarola. Third Max Bandix Narra G Silver Pizz. Fourth Duke of York Barnuto The Gaffer. Fifth Doublet Sea Queen Sly. Sixth Redwald Artilia Antolee.
In Oakland on April 25 Lizzie Rice narrowed the nose ahead of Organdie in the two year old event, with Organdie snatching victory at the last jump. Other races feature Futurity course winners Matilda Royal Rogue Organdie Walhurst Fan Lution Rubus and more, with times ranging from 1 02 to 1 57 E. In Nashville Billy Logan leads despite being the lone strong favorite. six races include wins by Jordan Ethel Wheat Staff Declaimer and others with times from 56 to 1 42.
The Butte team departs on the 16:50 train with mascot pug dog and staff for an exhibition in Salt Lake City on Sunday. Manager McCloskey praises the players, hints at future series with the Wings, and notes Pink Hawley will pitch in Spokane while Fat Purcell officiates. Kane reportedly joins the squad after arrival in Butte.
At the Palace in Helena on April 25 Kid Oglesby former Montana lightweight champion defeated Silent Rowan of Salt Lake when Rowan was knocked out by a stiff punch in the second round.
Results from New York on April 25 show Templeton winning the first race over five and a half furlongs with May Harrison second and Early Eve third in 1 08 1 5. Rose Tint took the two year old race at :58 3 8 with Albatross second and Tugai Bey third. Rocky captured the seven furlongs handicap in 1 27 4 8 with Francesco second and Contend third. Prodigal Sen won the five furlongs two year olds selling, Jobbi net second and Epidemic third in 1 03. Lucky Star won the one mile and 70 yards selling with Animosity second and Ben Viking third in 1 2 5. Vassar Dance led the seven furlongs selling with Knight Templar second and Aden third in 1 28 8 5.
Today’s program lists weights and entrants for six races. Buyers and owners include Robert Bonner Jr and Claudator in the first race, Clarinette and Sylvia Talbot among two year olds in the second, Miloun and Navra G in the third, Free Lance and Barnato in the fourth, Sly and King Dellis in the fifth, with a mile handicap featuring Adam and Rio Shannon in the sixth.
National League games recorded with scores from Philadelphia Boston New York Brooklyn Cincinnati St Louis Pittsburgh Chicago Washington and Cleveland. Kansas City won a Colorado Springs game on ninth inning errors. Helena signs B J Hartwell to complete its lineup as manager Flannery reports from Walla Walla.
First race seven eighths mile selling lists Princess Mullie Meister singer Worthen Black The Puritan Snark with weights 108 108 104 118 110. Second race five eighths mile handicap features Nunasked Muske teer Cernia Delagon Peninsula Neither One Vig eon Post Flying Buttress Candling Reformer with weights 126 214 119 117 116 112 107 105 99 114. Third race four and one nose furlongs selling shows Heroine Jane T Rossland Flamboyant Scottish Blue Decoration Miss Green Rostland Blue Delft Springstead Small Talk Kennard with weights 102 99 101 102 104 97 94 107 105 92 102. Fourth race one mile and 70 yards Queens County handicap lists Dom Paul Himself Colonel Padden Margraviate Lord Falconer Fonsa Luca Calgary Squire Quine with weights 128 19 119 112 110 92 92 92. Fifth race three fourths mile selfi
George Gardner was awarded the decision to fight Joe Walcott after a 20 round bout before the Yosemite Athletic Club in San Francisco on April 25.
Helena dominated Whitman College today in Walla Walla with a 13 to 2 victory. The Montanans could have won by a wider margin, potentially reaching 40 if they had chosen.
In Denver on April 25, the Denver team dominated St. Joseph with a final score of 14 to 1. The game showcased Denver's aggressive offense and solid pitching to secure a decisive win.
Anaconda reports another 2 cent per pound meat price increase affecting cow ribs steel bins and other cuts. Cuddihy Packing notes the rise goes into effect April 28 raising costs for restaurants and possibly pushing residents toward vegetables as meat becomes unaffordable for many. cattle owners guard stock amid high demand.
Attorney W H Trippett filed a district court suit with Charles Dubey as plaintiff and Sheriff John Conley as defendant alleging failure to surrender $242.25 from judgments against R F E De Kay and Willow Creek Flaming company. Sheriff says funds were collected from two simultaneous executions and deposited with the court clerk awaiting determination of priority between the Butte Hardware company and Dubey. He asks Judge Napton to decide who should receive the money.
M. F. Nugent a state penitentiary employee and Miss M. Frances Pangborn matron at the same institution were married in Butte this afternoon after traveling from Deer Lodge. Nugent has lived in Deer Lodge three years and Pangborn, a Michigan native, has been with the facility about a year. Her friends praise her as a sweet singer with a broad circle of acquaintances.
The Fort Shaw Indian band and mandolin club plans a concert in Great Falls with an Indian chorus from The Burgomaster opera. Earlier, several teachers passed examinations and a reception honored Bishop and Mrs Brewer. Police court case against bartender Frank Garlick proceeds.
Judge Clancy announced a new civil calendar for the week of May with a jury venue to be issued today and returnable May 5. He denied a motion to change Plymouth Silver Wing case minutes but allowed findings to be filed. A divorce suit, Mosely vs Mosely, was started on desertion with Denver marriage in 1888. John A. Smith represents the plaintiff. A robbery charge against Al Stack was filed for robbing Archambault at Pine Tree saloon last Wednesday night of $10. Ed Duffy faces an assault charge on Tom Pitts at Minnie Healey mine Thursday night. Sheriff Furey returned from Missoula with Frederick Walters, suspected in a Me Hatton residence burglary. Deputy Fitzsimmons went to Helena to bring back Frank Baldue on embezzlement charges.
J. R. Wharton sails home from Los Angeles today as George Forsythe travels to Monida to meet him. The Butte Ice company begins construction of an extra ice supply house on East Platinum Street near Main. Bert Schill, previously with Anaconda in the last baseball season, is now in Butte.
Leave today for Salt Lake to join the league team there. Thomas Pitts, shift boss of the Minnie Healey mine, is improving after a Thursday night assault by Ed Duffy. A. C. Forsythe and wife, visiting from Grand Rapids, arrive to stay in Butte. Judson Forsythe stays behind. Unitarian services at Good Templar's hall Sunday at 11, sermon by Rev. Lewis J. Duncan on The Power of the Ideal.
John R. Odgers of 39 West Cedar street died last night at home. He leaves a wife and four children and lived near Butte for years. He belonged to Fidelity lodge No. 8 L C O F Mt Moriah lodge Masons Butte lodge No 1 A O U W and the Knights Templars. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
In Circle No 155 Butte, a friendly voting contest at Fidel ity hall crowned Miss Young as the most popular member winning a diamond ring. Mrs Pennicord took a camera as second prize and Mrs Warnock a vase as third. A social hour followed with refreshments. Proceeds from unclaimed prizes benefited the sick fund.
A large turnout at the Congregational church parlors in South Missoula saw the Boys' Improvement club elect its officers for the coming year. Clarence Cowell will serve as president with George Jenning as vice president, Ralph Stiff as secretary, Charles Farmer as treasurer, and Ralph Jones as master at arms. Located in Missoula, the meeting dated April 26 highlighted the group’s community focus.
Special Dispatch from Missoula reports James Ready, released after two days in jail, was arrested again for drunkenness with two files found on him. He received 30 days in the county jail alongside others believed to be his accomplices. By sentence end, associates may face state prison.
Missoula report states John Ancher an elderly man who traveled from Helmville to seek treatment for a head abscess died in Missoula after a recent illness.
An elderly man about 60 years old died in an early morning incident at a Rankin hotel. He had lived near Helmville for five years, and word has been sent to his old home for burial instructions. arrangements for the funeral will likely be made tomorrow.
In Clinton this morning a gun incident arose between J R Mitchell and John T Moore over moving machinery placed on the land by Porter’s company. Mitchell, who had the weapon, did not fire. The clash stemmed from a mining land bond and rights to move the machinery. Authorities in Missoula settled the dispute by presenting the bond, and the machinery was moved this afternoon.
Annie Lacey known as Big Winnie was put in jail after a west bound train stop in Missoula. The conductor and Officer McGregor removed her from the coach amid complaints of bad language. She is alleged to be wanted in Butte for robbery and has been hiding in Anazonia awaiting a chance to flee. If no warrant issues, she will continue her journey tomorrow.
Patrick Conlon of Putte, visiting with his brother on the Lolo, was brought down from the ranch to Sisters Hospital this morning. He is quite ill and may be unable to go out for weeks.
Berry Howard, the alleged principal in the Goebel assassination, was acquitted in Frankfort Kentucky. The jury began deliberations at 10:05 and returned a verdict at 12:10.
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