Thaw Bankruptcy Adjudicated in Pittsburg Court
Harry K Thaw was formally adjudged a bankrupt in Pittsburg at 11 am by Referee W R Blair. The move surprised observers as Aug 21 had been set for adjudication by US Commissioner William T Lindsay. Thaw's assets are listed at 128012 with liabilities of 438140, and creditors may appeal to the US district court over his sanity and the adjudication.
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Harry K. Thaw
W. R. Blair
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William T. Lindsay
Roger "O'Mara
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Butte Horsemen Eye Sheridan Meet Amid Railford Plans
Harry R. Kay of Sheridan Wyoming visiting Butte to interview horsemen about a racing meet in Sheridan August 25 to 28. Mixed program with harness and running events daily. Shippers from Butte Denver and nearby expect racers. Kay predicts strong turnout and a successful fair and race meeting in the West.
Keene denies reports of his going abroad
New York Aug. 12 James T. Keene owner of Colin Celt and other great racers denied insolutely that he would go to Newmarket with his string and train with the Belmont horses. Keene said he looked for better conditions here as the fanatical wave and wild attempts to gain political strength died down. It is probable that H. P. Whitney will take a string abroad for the English classics. He has some great horses in his barn and they should win a fair share of the purses on the other side.
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James T. Keene
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Newmarket
Belmont
Keene
H. P. Whitney
Madden may make try for the English Derby
Saratoga New York August reports a plan that if Madden can defeat RA Keene's Maskette in their races he will attempt the English Derby with Madden. It is expected Madden will also ship Gate Fayette to contest the classics. With Maskette and the others having beaten most rivals, only their losses come from each other.
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N.Y
Martin
RA Keene
Maskette
Madden
Fayette
Gossip of the squared circle heavyweights and match news
The piece surveys multiple boxing scraps and plans across 1900 era venues. It notes Ketchel’s weight troubles after a Papke bout at Jim Jeffries’ club on Labor Day and his planned four month rest, mentions Joe Jefferies’ and Jack Gleason’s San Francisco connections, and references Graney as referee in California. It also covers Gans versus Nelson at Costroth’s Colemath club, Leach Cross weighing disputes with Murphy, and Cross’s brother’s comment. Additional items include Rudolph Anholz’s last bout, Packy McFarland’s unpopularity, McFarland’s comments on Jeffries, and looming fights featuring Johnny Oliver, Tony Ross, Jim Stuart, and Otto versus the Montana Kid at Jeffries’ club.
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Joe Phone Ax
Jack Gleason
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Eaten
Graney
California
Hhen
Joe Gans
Battling Nelson
Jin Costroth
Colema
Cal
Beni Selig
Willis Britt
Nelson
Leach Cross
Tommy
Murphy
Navarre Athletic Club Stag
Amer Park
New York
Cross
Leach
Murray
Johnny Oliver
Taft to speak only in Cincinnati during campaign
Taft ends Hot Springs conference with Hitchcock and Vorys stating he will not speak outside Cincinnati or engage in local state contests during the campaign. Details show a planned Ohio trip with no public speeches, and no stance on New York governor race. Readouts note scheduling for Maine and Vermont, with invited speakers including Hughes and officials.
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Taft
Ohio
Tate
Mc Taft
West Virginia
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New ‘York
Tart
Maine
Vermont
Youngstown
West Hitchcock Wedding Ties GOP Leaders to Missoula Event
Guests included Taft Hitch cock Elkins Scott and Swisher as the party debated ticket factions. A wedding supper followed at the Reid home with pink white sweet peas and gypsophila. The bride, daughter of W Herd, grew up in Missoula and studied at the University of Montana. The groom Herd works in the Missoula Mercantile clothing department. they plan a coast honeymoon and will reside in Missoula.
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National Committee
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Garden City Society
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Missoula
University of Montana
One Man Cleared of Murder Charge in Hayes Killing
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Missoula reports Nicholas Peruntvich, a Montenegrin foreman, was freed by Justice Phillips after a hearing found the state’s evidence insufficient to bind him over for the district court in the July 4 murder of Holmes Hayes near the Taft mouth of the St Paul tunnel. Hayes had previously killed a Montenegrin in self defense and friends had vowed vengeance.
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Missoula
Nicholas Peruntvich
Taft
Holmes Hayes
Phillips
Perunivich
St. Paul
Hayes
Perunmeh
Company C moves to Helena with Montana militia
In Bozeman on August 2 forty members of Company A will depart for Helena to unite with other state militia companies. Capt. Rhesis Pransham and Captain Maxciner, formerly of the signal corps, will lead alongside Second Lieut. Lester Plerstorff as they join the state militia mobilization.
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Helena
Rhesis Pransham
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Signal. Corps
Lester Plerstorff
Harriet Reid Becomes Mrs Edward Benson Hord in Missoula Wedding
Miss Harriet Reid married Edward Benson Hord in Missoula on August 12 at the Reid residence on Front Street. The ceremony was conducted by Ron J. W. Tallant of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Edward Benson Hord
Ron J. W. Tallant
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Rabbi's Son Shot Dead Leaving Trinidad City
Abe W. Cohen, son of a Jewish rabbi and former Chicago resident, was shot four times by Charles W. Moore on a Colorado & Southern train as he prepared to depart Trinidad Colorado with Mrs Moore. The killers whereabouts unclear. Cohen had a divorced wife and a brother in Chicago.
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Abe W. Cohen
Charles W. Moore
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Forest fires near Taft under control yet still hot
Missoula reports fires along the Idaho Montane divide are dying down but still hot. Two days ago a new blaze crossed the Idaho line, threatening the Monitor mine area and destroying several buildings at the nearby Richmond mine while Sand Point’s large fire, started Aug. 1, caused wind-driven flareups. Inspector E A Sherman and Inspector Stewart are dispatched to Wallace and Speel National Forest to supervise protective efforts.
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Sand Point
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Washington
Wallace
Idaho
Speel National Forest
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Democrats Plan Big Rally in Missoula August 2
Missoula leaders and the Bryan and Ker club vote to organize a large campaign rally for August 2 at the Union Opera House with Gov Norris as speaker. A finance committee will solicit funds. committees from wards to form a county campaign are created. signers and clubs across nearby towns report active organizing.
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Coeur Alene
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Lathrop
Mt. Aegis
Saltese
Tron Mountain
Harting
Mis oul Aug 12 Swede trapping Fourie Type
A garbled report notes an incident on August 12 involving a Swede named Fourie Type, trapped by a box ear. Engin De Borgia down the Cosura is mentioned. The text implies cold weather and a discovery but details are unclear.
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