Butte News Splendid Card Today at Jockey Club
The card features three handicaps led by the Hamburg stake for five furlongs with Dandy and other rivals. The first race is a mile with several contenders, and a hurdle handicap on the program. Yesterday's racing produced surprises and strong finishes, including Coal Oil Johnny's near win in a fast three furlongs.
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Jockey Club
Hamburg
Dandy
I. M. Brattain
Waterscratch
Innocencia
Flourish
Winnecook
Harry Thatcher
Cousin Lettie
Mont Eagle
Abbyleix L
Mr. Robinson
Guilder
Helena
Sea Song
Havey
Coal Oil
Johnny
Honest John
Devereaux
Lucy White
Lee Metford
Antonius
William Beyer
Regalong
Nimrod
Ti Bohmanson
Homage
Free Pass
Foncliff
Syria
Jean Spencer
el Mido
St. Germain
Miss Remeen
Linden Ella
Spike
F. M. Brattain
Innoccencia
Pleur
Five Hurdles Listed for Rio Chico Meet
A fragment lists participants and numbers at Rio Chico including Miles with five hurdles and times or scores, Looram 125, Sam Green 130, Delgado 125, Old Fox 181, Gus La 183, along with Rio Chico 188.
Burlington Route Excursions Ticket Offer
Burlington Route will sell round trip tickets on the first and third Tuesdays from Buffalo priced at 64.50. For more information contact Phil Daniels at 35 East Broadway.
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Burlington
Buffalo
Phil Daniels
East Broadway
Boy sustains skull fracture after saddle pony kick
Great Falls dispatch reports 11 year old William Hunnewell of Truly suffered a four inch skull fracture from a saddle pony kick. He was rushed to Columbus hospital where a piece of skull was removed and he rests easy with doctors hopeful for recovery. Also mentioned is Grant, an Adams ranch boy, unconscious from a head kick now resting easier and expected to recover.
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Great Falls
William
G. T. Hunnewell
Truly
Columbus Hospital
Grant
Adams Horse Ranch
Railway Tickets On Sale To Anaconda And Stations
Butte Anaconda Pacific railway tickets now on sale to Anaconda and all stations between at the Great Northern ticket office 41 North Main street. Information on time curve and freight rates cheerfully furnished.
Exposition Rates Change for Pan American Traffic
Buffalo N Y Aug 9 The Central Passenger association Lakewood schedules new Pan American rates effective Aug 20 Coach excursion tickets drop to 1 cent a mile with five day validity from principal points Tickets now valid five days instead of three Fifteen day round trips priced at one straight fare plus 1 and a half dollar Twenty day rounds at one and one third straight fare with longer existing limits New rates apply only to Central Passenger association territory Pipestone Springs excursion remains Sunday Round trip one dollar.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Central Passenger Association
Lakewood
Judge Rules South Dakota Railroad Rates Unconstitutional
Judge Garland of the U S court declares the state railroad commission maximum rates for freight and passengers unconstitutional. The schedule would confiscate railroad property without due process, so the commission is enjoined from enforcing the rates.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Garland
United States Court Today
South Dakota
State Railroad Commission
Convention Social Session and Proceedings of Drugists Meeting
An outline of the approaching druggists convention outlines events from a welcome address by Dr. M Newbro to a satirical program including reports, papers, and entertainment. The social session features an address by the association president, recitations by E E Gallogly, and songs with light comedy asides amid playful rules.
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Dr. M
RB. R. D. Association
Chauncey Depew
D. M. Newbro
E. E. Gallogly
Walters
Ed Houser
Committee
Special Pan American Rates Vie Northern Pacific Railway
The first Tuesdays in August and September the Northern Pacific Railway will sell round trip tickets to Buffalo with 60 days limit at rates of 61.55 and 66 dollars. For further information call or write W F Merriman general agent at Park and Main streets Butte.
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Northern Fi Pncific Railway
Buffalo
W. FH. Merriman
Northern Waelfie Railway
Corner Park
Main Streets
Butte
Mine to Winston Haul Contract Sought in Montana Record
A request to award a haul contract for 000 tons at a rate over 60 tons per day from the East Pacific mine to Winston Montana. Respondents should address KR A Behl or Frank Rossburg of Helena Montana.
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East Pacific
Winston
Mont
KR. A. Behl
Frank Rossburg
Helena, Mont
Native police in Manila improve order in April May 1901
Report from General MacArthur to the War Department details the Philippine native police progress. The force shows high improvement and is evolving from an experimental plan into a key factor for restoring order and discipline in a region plagued by instability for years.
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Washington
Insular Department of the War Department
MacArthur
Manila
P. I
Soda Family Faces Disturbance Charges In Police Court
Judge Boyle presided as Ed McCarrick testified that Mrs Soda blocked a truck from entering her yard to reach a rear house for furniture removal. Officer Buckley arrested Mr and Mrs Soda after exchanges. The City Attorney asked for dismissal while Mrs Gallagher was fined one dollar for disturbance. The court adjourned to continue against Tom Sharkey for resisting an officer.
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Soda
Boyle
Ed MecCarrick
Anaconda
McCarrick
Buckley
Mia
Lamb
Gallagher
Tom Sharkey
Prices Low at Billings Wool Exchange Sale
A total of 230000 pounds sold on the Billings wool exchange with prices averaging low due to Wyoming clips. Sales included 90000 pounds to Koshland Co and Williams, 15000 pounds to Carmichael at 9 1 2 cents, 14000 pounds to Dunkin Gillis, and 17000 pounds to Larsen Winters at 19 1 2 cents, among others.
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Standard
Billings
Billings Wool Exchange
Wyoming
Huntley
Toston
J. Koshland & Co
Jeremiah Williams & Co
Doty Bros
William Carmichael
J. Williams
J. Holland
Larsen & Winters
W. J. Kaiser
Haynes Estate
E. J. Ashley
Flat Willow
Yegen Bros
New Episcopal chapel planned for East Butte
A new Episcopal chapel is planned for East Butte to be built on Talbot Avenue near the Braund house. The project may cost about 5000 dollars, aims to open before winter, and will seat about two people. Rev. J. W. Gibbons of Denison Texas is to lead the work and arrives around November 1.
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East Butte
Talbot Avenue
Braund
J. W. Gibbons
Denison
Tex
Dallas
Missionary Board
Butte
Kramer wins half mile at Madison Square Garden earns circuit lead
Frank Kramer of Fast Orange New Jersey won the half mile circuit championship final heat at Madison Square Garden beating Detroit’s Tom Cooper by five lengths. Kramer leads the circuit with 36 points, Major Taylor 25, Cooper 14. A fourth trial heat also set a new world indoor half mile record at 58 seconds. W S Fenn of Waterbury set a one mile professional handicap time of 1 57 4 5 in heat three and 1 57 0 5 in the final heat.
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William Clark
del Allen
Brown
Foul Play
Montanus
Undergrowth
Adnoor
de Capo
Duckey
Joseph Kinney
Singleton
Aurifrera
Frawley
Ted Hayes
Holmes
Jim Brownell
Eaarly
Loudon
J. Morehouse
Rio Chico
Sea
Stuart
B. Roush
Foster Jones
G Jack
la Belle B
Dan McGinniss
Prior
Burke
M. J. Schelly
Tom ‘King
Hamptonian Jus L
Schelly
Butte Stable
Wisaecees
Frank Higgins
F Arline
UN Cadeau
Ned
Domsie
W. Chappell
Frank Duffy
Sea Song
Ping
Song
H de Capo
HJ. Jones
McCarty
Honest John
Missouri Stable
Coal Oil Johnny
Brodine
Abba L
Pat Tucker
Walkapaugh
New York
Madison Square Garden
Frank Kramer
Fast Orange
N. J
Tom Cooper
Detroit
Kramer
Major Taylor
Cooper
S. Fenn
Waterbury
Conn
Emissaries Seek Control of German Trans-Atlantic Lines
Hamburg report says two American syndicate emissaries remain in the city. They are buying small share parcels under the guise of investment, while officials and observers doubt any sale due to strong patriotic sentiment resisting foreign control.
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London
Hamburg
Daily Mail
Western Labor Union Seeks Aid in San Francisco Boycott Battle
Dan McDonald, president of the Western Labor union, received a San Francisco appeal for local union support in the labor dispute. He replied that Butte unions will assist in every possible way. A separate report notes a rescue at Columbia gardens where Miss Whitford, daughter of W J Whitford, was saved from the lake after a fall. Also advertisements promote Pipestone Springs day outing and a Scandinavian picnic at Twin Bridges with a special train from Montana Union depot on Sunday August 11.
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Dan McDonald
Western Labor Union
San Francisco
Butte
McDonald
Columbia Gardens
Miss Whitford
William J. Whitford
Centerville
Wharton
Twin Bridges
Montana Union Depot
Battleships Alabama Kearsarge and Massachusetts sighted near Wood's Hall
The battleships Alabama Kearsarge and Massachusetts passed Wood's Hall Mass this afternoon on their way in and weighed anchor above Nobsta where they will receive equipment for wireless telegraphy. They have been at target practice off No Man's Land and plan to proceed to Nantucket in a day or two for maneuvers.
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Wood's Hall
Mass
Alabama
Kearsarge
Massachusetts
Nobsta
No Man's Land
Nantucket
Chilean Minister Vicuna Worsens in Buffalo
Senor Vicuna the Chilean minister, ill in Buffalo New York, August 9 is reported much worse with little hope of recovery.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Senor Vicuna
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Vie
Northern Pacific Railway
Philippines
the Soda Family
NEW Episcopal Church
COAST
Mr. Wharton
Symons
Mic
Price Co
Onomists
PEGE
Butte, Mont
W. Park
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