Dandelion Wins Saratoga Handicap and Sets Track Mark
Dandelion and partner Tangle ran first and second in the $10,000 Saratoga handicap at one mile and a quarter, Dandelion breaking the track record in 2:04.3. Other races at Saratoga and Meadows featured multiple winners, with Edna Jackson and Mainsheet among notable victors on opening day.
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F. H. Hitchcock
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Tangle
Solig
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Luck Mack
Embri
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Whiten Wilkes
Friend
Texas Rooker
Hal Chatty
Chicago Wins Narrowly Over New York in National League
New York and Chicago played a tight game with Chicago overcoming New York on August 6 as base running gave the visitors the edge. Devlin and McGraw were ejected for disputing decisions, and umpires Johnston and Emalle presided as players from both sides, including Brown Kile McGinley Taylor and Hresnimn, were noted in the box.
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St Louis and Philadelphia Split Doubleheader
In Philadelphia on August 6 St Louis and the Phillies split a doubleheader with each side winning one game. Richie's ineffective pitching hurt the visitors in the opener while Philadelphia came from behind to take the second contest.
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St. Louis
Richie
Baseball doubleheader ends with errors and misplays
In a late seventh inning finish darkness halted the second pane. First game scores favoring St Louis and Philadelphia show errors and batteries noted. Second game features Boston misplays and Pittsburg battering, while Brooklyn shuts out Cincinnati as Lumley and Jordan struggle with injuries.
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Washington tops Detroit on Behasley double in Aug game
In Detroit Washington wins as Behasley hits a double and a misthrow by Laflay helps the visitors. Batteries Bremner and Warne Smith and Wakefield. Other notes include Chicago and Cleveland wins with various pitchers and lineups across August reports from multiple cities.
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Laflay
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Bremner
Warne Smith
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Standings Of The Clubs And Death Of John Lasswell
Tacoma report notes the death of John M Lasswell aged 38 a former publisher from St Michaels Alaska and Cakswell Oregon who came to Tacoma from San Francisco after spending years in a tent for health reasons Also dated New York reports refined sugar prices up ten cents per hundred pounds with August timing
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Wreck of the Sirio Describes an Awful Disaster
Reports from Cartagena describe the Sirio wreck off Cape Pres Hormigas Island on Saturday claiming more than 300 lives. The bishop of San Paolo Brazil drowned, reportedly due to an Argentine passenger seizing his life belt. A Italian woman saved her three children on a plank, while many aboard perished as lifeboats capsized amid rapid sinking.
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Extradition Hearing Pushes On For Toy Spencer Case
Special Dispatch reports Helena officials expect a hard right to resist Canadian efforts to extradite Toy Spencer and Alvia Roy Williamson. Three government witnesses testified before U S Commissioner EH R Thompson as Horaky argued for speedy trial while Rosch sought a Wednesday continuance under a treaty based proceeding.
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Toy Spenser
Alvia Roy Wiliamson
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Rosch
Edward Horsky
Canada
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Rasch
Bench Show Seeks Entries for Butte Event This Fall
The Bench Show Committee outlines entry dates and fees for the kennel club event at the Butte fair and race meet. Entries for bench show close next Monday, coursing stake August 20, with fees of 1 and 10 dollars respectively. The prize purse totals 402 dollars plus a silver roving clip valued at 260 dollars donated by Fred Sutherland. The championship set for the first Sunday in September will feature hare and hound chasers and runs on the racetrack Inelostro area with imported California jacks for the stake.
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WH. McInstosh
Fred Sutherland
Duke
Inelostro
California
Montana
P.M. Sutherland
J. 33
Aferptosh
Charles Mac
Ball Notes Reflect On Gray's Harbor Series And Bulle Stunts
The piece recaps Gray's Harbor games with the Bulle team, noting Swindells hitting power and a 10-base streak. It cites praise for Pitcher Dave and Swint's four home runs since leaving home, plus Ford as top in fouls. Also mentions Butte 11-9 in nine games, and a boxing note on Joe Gang’s currency purse plans for Goldfield. Fort Yellow soldiers beat Livingston 21 to 17 in Sunday action.
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Gray's Harbors
Tacoman
Neint
Warber
Butte
Dave
Swint
Two Angry Williams Face Off In Doe County Court
Special Dispatch reports a Saturday shooting clash between William Edens and William Walker on a road north of Dozeman. Both sides give conflicting accounts of who fired first after a rock-throwing dispute over a fence. Edens posted bond to keep the peace while Walker remains free. The two men are related by marriage.
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Bosman
William Edens
William Walker
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Edens
Walker
Widens
Éallings
Dillon Notes and Local News From the Mantle Ranch
A late night altercation at the Mantle ranch left Owen Lynch with a fractured skull after a dispute over a half pint of whiskey with Freeman Castle. Castle fled into the dark. a search by the sheriff continues. Also, Lucius Esplin and Miss Isa Dwire wed at the Methodist parsonage and left for Butte. The Duke ball team defeated Dillon 27 to 5 in crossball, and national news notes cover a Washington Supreme Court ruling and bankruptcy actions involving Thomas Waggaman.
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Mech
Bulleani
Mantle Ranch
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Castle
Lucius Esplin
Bulte
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Dwire
Tolsna
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GN. Jones
Butté
Duke
Dillon
Ty Furor
Steamer Puritan Breaks Toward New London Harbor
The steamer Puritan of the ail River line broke a shift off New London harbor early today and anchored in fog off Sarah's ledge. The 30 passengers en route from New York to High River were transferred to trains at the railroad station by tugs. Samuel Untermyer of the insurance policy holders' commission announced he will not seek trustee positions with Mutual Life Insurance and New York Life Insurance.
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Sarah's Ledge
New York
Stig
Samuel Untermeyer
Idsmeter
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New York Life Insurance Company
Genuine bottle bears private stamp on neck seal
A bottle displays a private stamp over the neck area indicating proprietary labeling. The mark may identify the producer or a limited batch, suggesting authentication or ownership. Further details on the stamp, including the issuing entity, are not provided.
Money back trouble with state treasury case in Broadwater county
Broadwater county faces difficulty reclaiming money once paid to the state treasury after a county license fee paid by Jake Ross was misallocated. The state examiner and attorney general say only a legislative action can restore the funds to Broadwater, via a county claim before the board of examiners. In other items, five people connected to the Hartje divorce case face arrest after a judge’s decree, and a Des Moines man killed his wife and then himself after shooting five times, leaving six children.
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Nice
Stiles
Jake Ross
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Ray
Galen
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Riots in Cape Town Report From London Dispatch
A Cape Town dispatch says serious riots by unemployed people broke out there today. A mob of white and colored men clashed with police, with many shots fired and police nearly overwhelmed.
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London
Cape Town
Lord Enddo Weds Mrs Cockayne in Scotland Ceremony
London reports Lord Enddo eldest son of Lord Aberdeen and former Canada governor general wed Mrs Cockayne widow at St Columba Church of Scotland. In Cincinnati aging Maj J McMowell dies after long illness at 73 after 26 years as business manager for John R McLean’s Enquirer.
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Lord Enddo
Lord Aberdeen
Ireland
Canada
Maj J. McMowell
John R. McLean
Cineinnati Enquirer
Postmasters Granted Leave for National Meeting
Washington August 6 Acting Postmaster Hitchcock grants postmasters of second and third class offices a leave not to exceed 10 days to attend the national meeting on August 12. The action enables participation in the gathering without disrupting mail service.
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Hitchcock
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