Butte Track Heat Sees Boyer Win and Jockey Suspensions
At the track yesterday a lively program unfolded with William Boyer winning the first race as a 15 to 1 shot while Cushion and Maggie K. also ran. Major action included O. P. Romigh being suspended for one year for insubordination and interference with the starter as Sun. rounds showed Shell Mount winning the 2-year-olds race and Old Fox taking the hurdle.
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William Boyer
Maggie K
Waterscratch
Huachucha
Shell Mount
Rainier
Old Fox
O. P. Ramigh
Hancock
Collier
Wood & Schwartz
M. J. Schelly
Holmes
Joseph Kinney
Stuart
Cushion
Roundhead
Phil Brenson
Donna Bella
Bard Byrne
Donna
Elling
Sam Merriweather
Devereux
George Wentworth
Syria
Wickline
D. C. McCarthy
Ned Dennis
Loudon
Mr. Robinson
Harry Thatcher
Jvtty
Katie Gibbons
la Belle SK
Blue Dan
St. Dietoff
Dennis
D. Cameron
Sean
Russell
Campbell
McCarty
Gil Summers
Yellowstone
Charles Mulholland
Big
Blair
Bk O.oo
William
H. J. Jones
B ¢ Ducckoy
O. P. Romigh
J. Kane
St. Anthony
Prior
Aunt Mary
Adnoor
Bill Rohmanson
Tom King
Duckey
C. A. Johnson & Co
Hayes
Domestic Woes In Court End In Acquittals
In Walkerville Judge O Connors court Buckley was acquitted of abusing his wife after a diamond mine layoff and a night of rushing the can. The jury found him not guilty. Jerry Murphy faced drunkenness and domestic disturbance charges but left with his wife after a stay in court. A separate case in Meadersle charged Jane Comino with disturbing the peace, with Jacob and Charles Davis as complainants and a Monday hearing planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Murphy
Neenan
Murphy
William Adamson Visits Old Friends in Butte
Mr and Mrs William Adamson are back in Butte visiting old friends after five years away. He recently resigned as master mechanic at Jerome United Verde mine to become superintendent of machinery for Copper Queen at Bisbee Ariz. Mrs Adamson will stay in Butte a couple of months.
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William Adamson
Butte
Adamson
Clark
United Verde
Jerome
Copper Queen People
Bisbee
Ariz
California
Poundmaster report details July dog impounds and livestock redeems
Poundmaster Maloney reports 190 dogs impounded in July with four redeemed six sold eleven escaped seventeen released and 34 still in pound plus three cows and one horse impounded all redeemed total cash 24.50 Street Commissioner McLaughlin notes July street and alley expenditures totaling 12.40 with 969 spent on Park street sweeping and the remainder for general cleaning and repairing including 28 old crosswalks and two new ones.
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Maloney
McLaughlin
Park Street
Masonic Funeral Notice for Samuel J Reynolds
Butterodge A F and A M members meet at the Masonic temple at 1 o'clock p m Thursday August 8 1901 to attend the funeral of our deceased brother Samuel J Reynolds Visiting and sojourning brothers are invited By order GEO G POWELL W M H C KENNEDY Secy
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Butterodge
Masonic Temple
Samuel J Reynolds
Scandinavian Society Picnic at Twin Bridges August 11
The Scandinavian society plans a Sunday picnic at Twin Bridges on August 11. A special train departs Montana Union depot at 9 a.m. Round trip fare is $1.59. Save $16.40 with side trips free when traveling with Lycan Yellowstone Park Co. Alfred Lycan Co., Gardner, Montana.
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Twin Bridges
Scandinavian Society
Montana Union Depot
Lycan Yellowstone Park Co
Alfred Lycan Co
Gardner, Mont
Building Committee Authorized to Hire Heating Supervisor
School board action authorizes the building committee to engage a competent man to supervise heating plant installations in new buildings. Site issues on Montana Street slow Meadeville project due to mining claims and land ownership. Boston and Montana stockholders may affect Meaderville land transfer. condemnation possible.
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Board of School Trustees
Montana Street
Meaderville School
Boston & Montana Company
Richards
Devits
General Fund
County Treasury
Eale
Three men to tour Flathead county for two weeks
Dr J Hennessy P J Brophy and John O Rourke departed yesterday for the Flathead country byway to enjoy a two week outing and to examine the Butteri company properties. They will also search for reputed placer claims and timber potential during their trip.
Butte Lacrosse Club meeting and multiple funeral notices
The Butte Lacrosse Club will meet Thursday evening August 8 at Conroy and Brien's office 47 East Broadway at 6 p m All members and others interested are urged to attend. Funeral notices include Mrs Jerry O Rourke age 33 at 9 a m tomorrow from 506 South Colorado James Foley age 46 died Monday at 708 East Summit street funeral tomorrow at 2 p m from the residence Frederick J Wellington 15 died Monday night funeral today 2 p m from 121 West Daly Walkerville Samuel J Reynolds funeral tomorrow Thursday at 2 p m from Sons of St George hall Centerville body in state 10 a m to 2 p m at the hall.
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Butte Lacrosse Club
Conroy & Brien
East Broadway
Sp. m
Byron EB. Cooney
Jerry O' Rourke
South
Colorado
James Foley
East Summit Street
Frederick J. Wellington
John Wellington
West Daly Street
Walkerville
Samuel J. Reynolds
Sons of St. George Hall
Centerville
Pfouts Youth Dies at Family Home
Watson V F Pfouts aged 22 died last night at the family residence 06 West Aluminum Street. He was a son of Mr and Mrs William G Pfouts.
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Watson VF. Pfouts
West Aluminum Street
William G. Pfouts
Strangers Triumph as Saratoga Hosts Five Races
At Saratoga on August 6 results show Stranger winning the first race over Five Nations and Peninsula. Larner takes the six furlong second race with Wayward Boy second and Ringleader third. Morning Side wins the Alabama stakes for 3-year-old fillies with Reina second and Sweet Lavender third. Mary Worth captures the fifth race six furlongs with Octooroon second and Caughnawaga third.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Stranger
Five Nations
Peninsula
Larner
Wayward Boy
Ringleader
Morningside
Reina
Sweet Lavender
Mary Worth
Octoroon
Caughnawaga
Horse Races At Delmar And Harlem On Aug 6
Delmar park results list six races with winners including Golden Easter Barrica Anna Elliott Sweet Dream Wissendine Zonne and more at six furlongs to mile and two yards. Harlem results show six events with winners Emathion Light Ball Canmore Sixshooter Julia Junkin and more on varied distances.
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St. Louis
Delmar Park
Golden Easter
Delsarte
Dias
Barrica
Two Annies
Miss Golday
Elsie Barnes
selling—Wissendine
Lady Brockway
Crozier
Zonne
Eugenia
John Martin
Chicago
Harlem
Emathion
Landzer
Pompeii
Selling— Light Ball
Banish
Sid Bow
Canmore
Brutal
Kunja
Henry Bert
Julia Junkin
Mabel Winn
The
Four Hundred
Gawane
Brief
Iililouon
Buffalo Driving Club grand circuit opens with fast trotting
Buffalo New York August 6 1909 crowds of about five thousand witnessed a top class grand circuit meet at the Buffalo Driving Club track. Capt Bracken swept all three heats in the 3 trot and Onward Silver won the 2 10 close trot first prize of 1500 while White Wing took multiple heats in the 2 14 class trotting. Poughkeepsie races at the Hudson River Driving Park were postponed due to rain.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Buffalo Driving Club
Bracken
Captor
Lester
Marique
Henrietta
Nut Bearer
Cornelia Belle
Sister Alice
Temple Wilkes
Alan Valpa
Hurt
Dolly Dillon
White Wing
Grace
Lady Thistle
Senator K
Palm Leaf
Poughkeepsie
Hudson River Driving Park
Detroit Defeats Milwaukee to Close Series in August Showdown
Detroit won the final game of the Milwaukee series with timely batting. Attended by 1,00 spectators, Sparks and Maloney pitched for Detroit while Miller and Buelow were the batteries for Milwaukee. Rain postponed Philadelphia and Washington games as well as Baltimore vs Poston.
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Milwaukee
Detroit
Satetesedvesenscale
Sparks
Maloney
Miller and Buelow
Siasia
Baltimore
Ccceie- Ongsdse
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Pittsburgh Beaten as St Louis Prevails in Shortened Game
In a suspended seventh inning, St Louis led the Chicago game as Pittsburgh and St Louis crews clashed. Attendance was 2,500 with Tannehill Yeager Harpper and Ryan handling batteries. Waddell fanned 11 for the locals while Summers failed to trouble Chicago on base. Umpires Nash and others called the game after a tense late innings stretch.
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Pittsburg
Aug
Harper
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Waddell
Chicago
Boston Defeats Philadelphia in Hit and Run Battle
Boston tops Philadelphia 2 0 as crowd reaches around 2 000. Batteries Dineen Kittridge Dona Hue and Douglas shine behind strong fielding while Umpire Emslie presides.
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R. H. ZB
OGIO
Philadelphia
Hgapars- Gandenbannar
Dineen and Kittridge
Donahue
Douglas
Emslie
New York and Brooklyn NL game postponed by rain
Today's National League game between New York and Brooklyn was postponed due to weather. Two games will be played Thursday.
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New York
Brooklyn
Portland Tacoma Battle Ends In Narrow Score
Portland and Tacoma game details are incomplete with partial scores and players listed. The report notes an umpire and several names, mentioning Aug. 6 in Tacoma Washington and a close result.
Unclear Score Report from Spokane Game in Washington
Spokane, Wash., Aug. 6. Score listed as Seattle 15 Spokane 4. Umpire McDonald noted. players Keily Marshall Swindells Stovall Frary mentioned. irregular OCR produced fragmented text about Batteries and scoring.
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Seattle
Spokane
Wash
Keily
Marshall and Swindells
Stovall
Frary
MccDonald
No Waste in Modern Industry Says Chemists
A piece on how chemistry repurposes refuse into valuable inputs. It notes that waste products are disappearing as factories employ chemists to transform all outputs into usable materials, reshaping production at large mills and industries.
Pipestone Springs Revamped as Premier Northwest Health Resort
The Pipestone Hot Springs in Montana have undergone extensive improvements under proprietor Charles R. Burker. A two story colonial bath house, new vapor baths, mud baths, a large plunge pool, an invalids house, and a renovated brick hotel with a new dining room enhance the resort’s appeal. Dr. St. O. Blaydes, long-time physician at Hot Springs, calls Pipestone waters unmatched on the continent, attracting visitors from nearby states and even Hot Springs, Arkansas.
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Pipestone
Charles R. Burker
Northwest
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Pipestone Springs
St. O. Blaydes
Montana
Baden Baden
Germany
Arkansas Hot Springs
Burker
Northern Pacific
Butte
Refuse transformed into many useful byproducts and church consolidation idea
The article explains how refuse yields grease for soap, fertilizer from residue, bone and horn products, glue, leather from hides, and chemicals from coal gas and oil. It then discusses a Clark of Christian Endeavor proposal to absorb small church concerns, consolidating feeble country churches into a stronger unit despite denominational prejudices.
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Clark
Mr. Clark
The Saving Salt
A reflection from the Atlanta Constitution on faith as the salvation of man in this world and the next. It extols humble Christian homes as the source of strength and divine guidance through prayers offered with a contrite heart.
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Atlanta Constitution
Church Trust Proposition Aimed by Rev Francis
The Boston Herald reports on Rev Francis proposing a church trust plan. Details are sparse in readable text, but the outline suggests a formal step toward establishing a religious trust administered by church leadership.
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The
Boston Herald
Francis
New Joys in Store for Them
The American circus expands across Europe bringing spectacle and sensation. Plans hint at touring attractions including a tireless merry go round and a rollicking roller coaster for new audiences.
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The
Washington Post
Europe
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GEO
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W. M. H. C, Kennedy
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Children’s Week
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J. R. Wharton
Montana Book Company
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Phone
Sporting Goods
W. H. Klein
W. E. Dodd
W. Park Street
F. A. Ironside
Weat Park Street
Butte, Mont
Chicago College of Dental Burgery
A. Augendre
Paris
Newbro Drug Co
Moat
DR. Chung
Herb Sanitarium
W.galena St
Mont
Montana Sandstone Company
Forks
Columbus
Merchants’ Bank
Helena
Main St
American Bonding and Trust Co
Passmore & Co
West Granite St
Eurnst
Cook Remedy Company
Masonic Tempie
Chicaco
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