Wade Wins Fight Over Donnelly in Butte Showdown
In a swift, popular decision at the saucer track amphitheater Wade of Salt Lake defeated Jack Donnelly of St. Louis in under three rounds. Wade's powerful right leads the attack as Donnelly buckles, with Wade claiming glory after a hard second round knockdown and a finishing jaw shot. Donnelly vows to try again, citing a missed chance to endure the final round.
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Butte
Saucer Track
Jack Wade
Salt Lake
Jack Donnelly
St. Louis
Wade
Donnelly
Harry Monahan
King
Kid Foley
Young” Thomas
Freddie Bogan
Dr. Ironsides
Young
Thomas
Opera House
Foley
Jerry McCarthy
Walkerville
Jack Lavelle
McCarthy
Lavelle
Mose
Louis
Jack Lafontise
Jack Livingston
Frank Purcell
Buck Heffer
Donnelly Wade
Monahan
Queer Street
Hennessy Night at the Saucer Track
The Saucer Track hosts a five mile amateur race for Montana riders with over $100 in prizes from Hennessy Mercantile. First prize is a made to order suit valued at 50 dollars. other prizes include suits, merchandise, shoes, and a Hennessy hat. The program features professional handicap and lap races with numerous contenders listed.
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Saucer Track
Montana
Hennessy Mercantile Company
Hennessy
Staver
Burris
Niederhofer
May
Sharman
Wing
Haydock
Nelson
Murphy
Olsen
Stern
Hopper
Hopps
McGever
Rayburn
Staley
Reed
Ferguson
Hann
Camblin
Barnett
Netherhoter
Butte Briefs: Great Falls Couple Visits
Fred Arthur and his wife from Great Falls are visiting in town. Arthur is well known here and has been connected with the electric car line in Great Falls for several years.
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Fred Arthur
Great Falls
Ecity
Mr. Arthur
Early Baseball Scores From A Fragmented Box Score
Fragmentary reports show Cincinnati defeating Chicago 10 to 7 and Philadelphia beating New York 6 to 3. The text lists various battery pairings and umpires, including Matthewson with Smith and Dwyer as umpires, amid garbled OCR data and incomplete game details.
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New York
Matthewson
Smith
Townsend
McPfarland
Brecond
Kh. H. E
New Yorke
Smallest Wool Sales Recorded This Season at Billings
Special dispatch reports the wool exchange opened this season with the day showing the smallest sales and lowest prices. Buyers like Jeremiah Williams & Co. secured large lots from Bundy Laurel and F Bottler Emigrant, while several growers offered heavy consignments at lower bids amid unsatisfactory offers from Jeremiah Williams & Co and others.
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Standard
Billings
Wool Exchange
Bundy
Laurel
Jeremiah Wiliams & Co
J. Griffin
Jeremiah Williams & Co
F. Bottler
Emigrant
Jeremiah Williams & Co. c
Gruwell
W. Bennett
Tostin
John Farrington
Mussellshell
J. KR. Mason
Lewistown
Dewey, Gould & Co
IR. Mason
Wescott & Graham
Columbus
Twenty Lose Their Lives In City Explosion Fire
A massive explosion and ensuing blaze trapped many in a row of two and three story buildings. Firemen and police recovered bodies from the wreckage while rescuers freed survivors from the ruins at Mountain's grocery and nearby stores. Hospitals report multiple deaths and many injured, with several victims unaccounted.
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Mountain
Jefferson
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Hospital
Samuellale
Florence
Rosenthal
Minnie
Ligyle Watkins
Possibility of Settlement in Steel Strike Looms
Pittsburg Aug. 5 A faint glimmer of hope to settle the great steel workers strike is seen in a statement by Amalgamated Association President Shaffer. He says a general strike could have been ordered but seeks to settle the dispute with Federal Steel National Steel and National Tube before the 16 day deadline. The delay likely lasts to week’s end as talks continue and workers prepare to strike if no settlement is reached.
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Shaffer
Amalgamated Association
Federal Steel
National Steel
National Title Companies
American Tin Plate Company
American Sheet Tin Company
American Steel Hoop Company
Warner Arms
United States Steel Corporation
Arms
Lincoln
United States Btee! Corporation
Federal Steel Company
National Steel Company
National Tube Company
Tlt
Federation Will Help As Labor Struggle Grows
Secretary Morrison of the American Federation of Labor says it is impossible to forecast actions by affiliated unions in the Amalgamated Association strike. He notes the federation may advise but unions have autonomy, and President Gompers would convene the executive council if necessary to protect organized labor interests.
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Washington
Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Philadelphia
Amalgamated Association
Reinstatement and city measures at August council meeting
Keenen is reinstated as residents seek rail service on East Commercial avenue or track removal. The council recalls $5,000 in sewer bonds, funds sprinkling and sewer boards, and orders bids for city ordinances and water light mapping. Also discussed are street openings, dump site relocation, and town health and financial reports.
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Gangner
Judiciary Committee
B., A. & P. Railway
Joseph Bolkovich
Birch Street
Park Avenue
Eighth Street
Nanton M. B. Greenwood
R. M. Greig
Maple Street
Sealion
A. C. M. Company
W. B. Rodgers
Supreme Court
George A. Snook
W. B. May
Rodsere
Standard Publishing Company
Inter Mountain Publishing Company
Standard
City Attorney and Judiciary Committee
Brock
Steurnagle
Light and Water Committee
Williams
Sawyer
Hayes
Evans
McDonald
Harper
Cceccene Spiere
Quiet Anaconda Couple Wed in Butte Home
Frank D. Moses and Hattie M. Thomas, both of Anaconda, were quietly married at 7 p.m. at the home of Miss Edith Remner on South Main Street in Butte. Only close friends attended and the couple will reside in Anaconda.
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Butte
The
Standard
Frank D. Moses
Hattie M. Thomas
Anaconda
Edith Remner
South Main Street
Hye Park Mill Resumes Work Amid Tense Labor Clash
Leechburg August 5 The Hye Park mill resumes operations at noon as steel officials move ahead by hiring 25 non union men from Vaenbergrift to replace strikers.
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Leechburg
Hye Park
Vaenbergrift
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