Chaos at the Racecourse as Start Triggered Mayhem and Upset
At the track a disrupted start caused pandemonium with confused jockeys and mounting crowds. Rainier led early before subsequent horses mishandled the course. bets were declared off after a judge’s ruling. Pope Leo set a track record in the Nile Handicap, and Abbyleix L. won a later race amid further scrambling and mishaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Fox
Rainier
Delgado
Granger
Joe Bell
Sam Green
Singleton
Joe
Havey
Peters
Morrison
Wilson
Higgins
Hetting
Cairns
Pope Leo
Bob Smith
Antonius
Racing entries and concerted travel offers in Butte notices
The snippet lists horse race entries for the fifth and sixth races at five and six furlongs with names like Grace W. and Devereaux, plus an Omaha style call for a $25 round trip excursion to Yellowstone on August 24 via W. H. Merriman. It also advertises piano and organ sales by Orton Bros at 219 N Main St, Butte. Unlimited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Givens
UN Cadeau
Goilins
BOD
W. L. Stanfield
Bi Bohameon
Bronaugh & Co
Brodine
St. Distart
Gustae
Geobe
Montanaue
Sweet Voice
Fortuna
Puree
Fonceliff
Lee Metford
Kenova
Burdock
Immodel
Grace W
M. J. Schelly
Roundhead
Louise Chapman
Donna Bella
la Gotta
Devereaux
William Boyer
Sweet Caporal
the Buffoon
McAlbert
Alary’s Garter
Mr. Robinson
W. H. Merriman
Gen'l. Agt
N. P. Ry
Cor. Park and
Main Sts
Yellowstone Park
Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Butte
Convict Thomas Howard Returns to Butte for Burglary Trial
Thomas Howard, who finished a three year term at Washington penitentiary, travels with Sheriff James B. Furey to Butte for a burglary trial tied to the W O Clymo house break. Howard claims mistreatment in Washington prisons and cites a warm meal bought by the sheriff after release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Furey
Walla Walla
Thomas Howard
Washington
Butte
W. O. Clymo
Howard
Clymo
Furey
Spokane
Montana
Centerville Wins Cricket Match By 48 Runs At Mountain View Park
Centerville defeated Granite Mountain by 48 runs in a Sunday match at Mountain View Park. Notable Centerville batting included J Williams D Rundle Sam Wilcox and A Morcom while fielding underperformed with several close plays and wickets taken by Pyles Richards Date and Pascoe. Granite Mountain's scores featured S Wilcox T Pascoe and W J Pascoe with strong bowling from A Date and Pyles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View Park
Granite Mountain Cricket Club
Centerville
Centervilles
J. Williams
D. Rundle
Sam Wilcox
A. Date
Sam Date
Pascoe
James
A. Morcom
Joseph Williams
Carlyon
B. T
Benas
B. Pyles
Thomas Edwards
Sens
Rundle
Wusees
Cocsan
Thomas Richards
Pyles
Alf
Date
Dries
B. T. Pascoe
X. Williness
Granite Mountain
T. Pascoe
St. J. Wetbes
Big
Cues
S. Wilcox
W. J. Pascoe
St. J
Epee
Thomas
B. Richards
T. James
C. Whitford
Figprune Cereal Promoted as Coffee Substitute
An advertisement touts Figprune Cereal as a coffee and tea substitute made of 54 percent fruits and 46 percent grains. It claims to aid digestion and dyspepsia, offers an amber color like coffee, and compares favorably with Mocha and Java. It targets both invalids and healthy consumers and urges readers to ask grocers for Figprune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Java
Notorious Train Robbers Circulated In Country Circulars
Sheriff receives Pinkerton circular naming Harvey Logan alias Kid Curry George Parker Longabaugh and O C Hanks as suspects in the Great Northern train robbery of July 3. It notes $45,000 in incomplete bank notes stolen and rewards totaling about $10,000. The report lists their crimes across Wyoming Utah Idaho Colorado Nevada and details past robberies and sentences. Tickets for a concert at Montana book store and Newbro's are advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Office
Pinkerton National Detective Agency
Great Northern
Harvey Logan
Harvey Curry
Kid Curry
Bob Jones
Tom Jones
George Parker
Butch” Cassidy
George Cassidy
Ingerfield
Harry Longabaugh
Harry Alonzo
O. C. Hanks
Camilla Hanks
Charley Jones
Deaf Charley
Great Northern Express Company
Pinkertons
Logan
Pike Sandusky
Union Pacific
Wilcox
Wyo
Hazen
Parker
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Colorado
Nevada
Walter Putney
Belle Fourche
Longabaugh
Dearwood
Hanks
Las Vegas
N. M
Teton County
Mont
Northern Pacific
Big Timber
Magazine Publisher Plans Butte Publication Shift
Daniel Bradford publisher of Rocky Mountain Magazine announced plans to publish in Butte starting September for year two, stressing the magazine serves Montana's interests and is not a money making venture. Also notes on local deaths and funeral services for Mary Downey and Frank Corbett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Bradford
Rocky Mountain Magazine
Butte
Helena
Bradford
Montana
Terribly Injured Ranchman Cut by Mowing Machine Knives
John Haue man from near Stanford in Fergus County suffers a terrible leg injury at home when a runaway team spares the cutter bar of a mowing machine. He was rushed 70 miles to Great Falls in a light wagon. Hausman treated in Stanford and Great Falls. R Dennie, a 36 year old tailor, died yesterday. Damasc Charest funeral today at 2 pm. John Rolando, 20 months, died yesterday. funeral today at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keat
John M Haueman
Stanford
Fergus County
Deaconess
Haneman
Hausman
Great Falls
John Rolando
Domenick Rolando
Stoddart Row
Mrs Silas Beachley Dies at Columbus Hospital
Special Dispatch to the Standard Great Falls Aug 13 Mrs Silas A Beachley of Ulm dies at Columbus hospital after a prolonged illness about 1 pm She was wife of Silas Beachley ranchman of Ulm mother of Pearl and Grace aged 14 and 12 born in Turnbridge Vermont and aged 34 came to Montana in 1884 with her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Great Falls
Silas A. Beachley
Ulm
Columbus Hospital
Silas Beachley
Pearl
Grace
Beachley
Tumbridge
Montana
Local Classified Fragments Highlight Furniture Prices
Reader note shows assorted items with prices like 25.00 28.75 and 15.00 for couches and other goods. No clear seller or location provided, but hints at a sale or advertisement snippet from a newspaper listings page.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte News
Royal Bonn
Royal Habsburg
Christie
Europe
Owsley Block
Christie & Leys
Kent
N. Main
Hurd
Hake
Hurlbut
Chatelaine
Calkins’ Book Store
North Main Street
Butte, Mont
Pipestone Springs
New Bath House
Northwest
R. C. Blaydes
R. Burket
Pipestone Springs, Mont
Girly
Ducat
Henry My Auriffera
Murphy & Griffin
Ruiz
Cameron
R. Smith
McCarty
William Clark
Nobleman
Loudon
Sylvan Lass
Miss Remsen
Remsen
Pope
Pase
F. FE. Baird
Jermain
Chappell
Barney
Stuart
Merriwether &Co
Dever
Tom Calvert
St. Anthony
Sea Song
Phil Archibald
Regalong
Chinook
Goodereaux
Die
J. Wells
Geerry Petstrrg
Look
Melvin
S de Delgado
Dan McGinnias
Wim Government
Keane Ie
Virgie
Eaux
Dev
Frank Duffy
Fox
Joe Reloff
Day
de Allen
Fillis Glenn
Ned Dennis
Katie Gibbons
Charles le Bel
la Belle B
Harry Thatcher
Joe K
Major King
Loram
Linden Ella
July Gyp
Addie D
K. C
Jerry Wards
Mintaka
Ariene
Friar Charm
Swiftlight
Mra
Dr. Frank
P. O. Block
Woodbury’s
Woodbury
Pacis
Honda
Andrew Jergens & Co
Cincinnati
Pinkerton
Curry, Longabaugh
Parker and Hanks
Montana Bok Store
Newbro’s
Toc Yard
Daring Sale
Ten
Case, Gravelle
Ervin Co
Owsley
Butte, Montana
Patore
Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
States
Hutte
James Knox Taylor
Mary
Dan Downey
Missoula Avenue
Frank Corbett
Richards’ Undertaking
R. Dennie
Richards
Damasc Charest
Sherman
Mrs. Beachley
J. J.carroll Lumber Company
Arizona and
Platinum Streets
Mitchell
Reat
McRae & Solveson
Soo
Ras Rochester
West Park Street
Krauser
Smith Drg CO
Anaconda Smith & Simons
Missoula
Golden
Fosselman Drug Store
E. Park St
A. Bosehee
United States
Smith Drug Company
Anaconda
Munyon
Une
The
Seattle
Sullivan Bros
Unimak Island
W. Park St
DR. Chung
Galena St
Butte, Moat
Dr. W. H. Wix
N. W. Corner Broadway and Main
Montana Book Company
Main Street
Sporting Goods
W. H. Klein
Saucer
Butte Optical Co. Manufacturing
Opticians
S. W. Park St
Opposite
Parai
AGS Cook Remedy Company
Masonic Temple
Chicaco
Ill
Cincinmnatio
A. Aveonére
Paris
France
Newbro Drug Butte
American Bonding and Trust Co
Passmore & Co
West Granite St. Butte, Meat
Neo
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