Dan Jacobs Arrested Again in Federal Lottery Case
Daniel B. Jacobs was arrested in Helena by Deputy U S Marshal on a warrant from U S Commissioner Sterling for sending lottery tickets by express and through the mails in violation of interstate laws. Bondsmen posted 1000 for his release, with a hearing expected in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel B. Jacobs
United States
Express
Marshal Sanders
Sterling
Helena
Jacobs
James A. McKee
Mr. McKee
Montana Mining Loan and Investment Company
Utah Avenue
Henry L. Haupt
Spokane
F. N. Utter
Butte
Messrs. Wines and Thresher
Cleveland Subscribes to Doubleheader Sweep Over Washington
Bernhardt limits Washington to two hits in a nail biting opener while Cleveland sweeps the doubleheader. Vinson is suspended for the remainder of the season for dissipation as 6 000 fans attend. First game score shows Cleveland besting Washington 6 to 5. second game ends with Cleveland defeating Washington 4 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Bernhardt
Townsend
Washington
Cleveland Today
Vinson
R. H
Cleveland
Witteee
R. H. E. Cleveland
Ceesees Isso
Iakeich Ge & Batteries
Buelow
Heydon
Italian consul seeks permanent agent for Butte district
Consul General Corte arrived in Butte and began seeking a successor to Savin Lisa as Italian consular agent for Silver Bow County. Lisa resigned to focus on other business, but no replacement yet found due to heavy workload. Corte and party toured the Italian colony, heard estate matters, and dispatched tests related to Pietro Rossi and Minnie Healey mine cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savin Lisa
Butte
Italy
Pacific
Corte
Lisa
Silver Bow County
Chicago
San Francisco
Montana
Chavalier Pasquale Corte
Denver
Italan
United States
New York
New Orleans
Stanard
R. Ferrari
P. Trazzini
G. Servadin
Thornton
Mr. Lisa
Portland
Ceneral
Thornton Hotel
Pietro Ross
Inder
Taylor
Para Ranch
Deer Lodge County
Ross
Cansul
Minnie Healey
Consul Corte
Christoforo Columbo Society
Pythian Castle
Adolfo Martinallo
P Giovando
Martinallo
Ferrari
Colorado
Results of Various Race Track Events at Saratoga
At Saratoga N Y on August 21 the program produced multiple winners. King Pepper led the first seven furlongs race with Byways second and Druid third in 1 26 2 5. Charawind won the steeplechase handicap short course with Ruths Rattler second and Knight of Harlem third in 4 24. Veronese captured the six furlongs with Anodyne second and Sidney F third in 1 14. Canteen won the Amsterdam mile with Fustian second and D’Arkle third in 1 39 1 5. Humo took the mile and a furlong with Monsieur Beaucaire second and Vontromp third in 1 53 4 5. Sir Caruthers won the five and a half furlongs with Mintia second and Remington third in 1 08.
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Saratoga
N. Y
King Pepper
Byways
Druid
Charawind
Ruth's Rattler
Knight of Harlem
Veronese
Anodyne
Sidney F
Amsterdam
Canteen
Fustian
D'Arkle
Humo
Monsieur Beaucaire
Vontromp
Sir Caruthers
Mintia
Remington
New York Tops Pittsburgs in National League Opener
New York defeated Pittsburgs 10 to 2 with costly errors by the visitors. Mathewson outpitched Philippi, McGraw was ejected for arguing with the umpire in the seventh, and about 10,000 attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pittsburgs
Mathewson
Philippi
McGraw
R. H. E. Pictsouth
Peitz
Bowerman
Johnstone
Father of W. E. Brady Is Dying in Lincoln
Postmaster Irvin received a telegram from Lincoln Nebraska asking for W E Brady. The message said his father is dying and was signed by J J Brady a supposed relative. The Lincoln message identifies a William E Brady listed as a miner at the St Lawrence mine on East Park street Clarence Level hoard it g¢.
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Irvin
Lincoln, Neb
W. E. Brady
J. J. Brady
William E. Brady
St. Lawrence
Clarence Level
East Park Street
Accidents Hit Butte Mines On Sunday Night
Two mining incidents in Butte Sunday night injured workers at the Never Sweat mine and Pittsmont smelter. Patrick Lannin suffered a severe leg fracture when a nearly ton rock toppled at 1800 level. John Keating, scalesman at Pittsmont, crushed foot by a crane, requiring toe amputation. Both men were cared for at St. James Hospital and were reported improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Patrick Lannin
Florence
John Keating
Scalesman
Pittsmont
Parrot Drug Store
St. James’ Hospital
Cincinnati Beats Philadelphia Behind Errors and Ewing Spit Ball
Cincinnati, Aug 21, easily defeated the Philadelphias as Nichols was hurt by errors and failed to connect with Ewing's spit ball. Attendance 3 100. Score Cincinnati 8 Philadelphia 0. Batteries Ewing and Schiefi Nichols and Doomn. Umpires Emsie Abbott and Walker.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Nichols
Philadelphias
Ewing
R. H. BE. Cincinnaati
Estreeeees
Schiei
Doomn
Emsiie
Abbott
Walker
Brooklyn Defeated as Chicago Tops Menagerie at Washington Park
Brooklyn played ragged in field as Chicago maintained steady attack. Weimer and Tinker credited with first triple play of the season on the Washington park diamond, two sharp double plays noted. Attendance about 2,000. Chicago won 8 to 2 with Weimer Kling and Ritter providing batteries. umpires Klem and O'Day.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Weimer
Tinker
Washington Park
Kling
Mitchell
Ritter
Klem
O'Day
Chicago Uses Three Pitchers As Elber Field Suspended
In Chicago Aug 21 1901 Chicago needed three pitchers as Elber Field was suspended today for a rule infraction Attendance 7400 New York game Batteries Walsh Owen Smith and McFarland Chesbro and McGuire. Philadelphia St. Louis final game Coakley pitched well as Buchanan but hit early five hits St Louis 3 Philadelphia 4 Batteries Buchanan Sugden Coakley Schreck
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Chicago
Elberfield
R. H. E. Cuibard
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Coakley
Buchanan
R. H. E. Cee Aieder
Philadelphia Bop
Sugden
Schreck
Boston Wins Doubleheader as Detroit Shuts Out
Detroit and Boston both fail to score in the double header while fielding shines. Boston takes the opener with timely hits off Tannehill and strong bunts. Kitson stars in the second game as Detroit crowns Dineen at the right moment to secure the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Boston
Tannehill
Collins
Kitson
Dineen
Cleveland and Washington Split Doubleheader
Cleveland and Washington played to a split as neither team dominated the first game. Only three Cleveland players finished first in the opener and Hess exited after a rough first inning. The second game featured a pitching duel that ended with a decision and a returned effort from both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Washington
Hess
Supreme Lodge of Colored Knights of Pythias Meets in Pittsburg
The thirteenth biennial session of the Supreme Lodge Colored Knights of Pythias opens in Pittsburg from August 21 to 26. The organization, with over 606,000 members, includes supreme lodge, uniform rank, Calanthe court, and a women’s auxiliary. Funeral notices follow for Elizabeth Ann Rule and Sarah M. Naughten, with interment plans for Joseph T. Ryan and relocation to Watertown, Wis.
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Pittsburg
Supreme Lodge
Colored Knights of Pythias
North America
Europe
Asia
Australia
Hawaiian Islands
West Indies
Supreme Court of Calanthe
Cleopatra Lodge
No. 7
Rebekah
Walkerville
Elizabeth Ann Rule
Etta Rowe
Noble Grand
Joseph T. Ryan
Watertown
Wis
James Ryan
Burns Charged With Saloon Robbery in Billings
William Burns was arraigned in Justice Fraser's court for robbing J. W. Keys of 80 dollars in a crowded saloon Saturday. Preliminary examination set for Aug 28. Bond fixed at 750 dollars, which Burns could not pay.
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Standard
Billings
William Burns
J. W. Keys
The Duke of Abruzzi Aims for Central Africa Expedition
The Duke of Abruzzi, famed for daring ventures, prepares a Central Africa exploring expedition. He has endured motor accidents, shipyard mishaps, frostbitten fingers, balloon flights, and high Alpine ascents, showcasing a lifelong pursuit of physical and mental thrills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke
Abruzzi
Central
Africa
Europe
Prince Rudolph
Alps
Wind Cave Marvels Under Dakota Hills
From Wind Cave by Mary K. Maule in Four-Track News, the cave is an eight story world of distinct formations. It features white frozen fountains, sculpted animals, and giant organlike chambers. The text paints vivid, dreamlike rooms and vast passages beneath South Dakota’s green hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary K. Maule
Great Wind Cave
Dakota
Venice
South Dakota
Benjamin G Warner Celebrates 100th Birthday at South Woodstock
Hale and hearty and in comparatively good health for his age, Benjamin G Warner of South Woodstock MA was 100 on July 29. Relatives gathered at his shady farm home for simple exercises starting with planting a memorial white oak and ending with the singing of Old Hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin G. Warner
South Woodstock
Mass
Shady Farm
Aged man to Hartford and Providence trips for years
An elderly man has for 25 years traveled alone to Hartford Providence and other places annually. Recently he visited Putnam Connecticut for the May breakfast hosted by the Day Kimball hospital’s women’s board. He appears healthy enough to extend his unusually long life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Providence
Putnam, Conn
Kimball Hospital
Warner
Real bucking bronchos fade as outlaw horses decline
John M. Kuykendall, a horse collector, says real buckers are dwindling from 60 000 examined to about 30 able to buck well. He blames low bloodlines and warns outlaw stock will vanish in ten years, thinning a hallmark of western life as ranch horse breeding improves.
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John M. Kuykendall
Mr. Kuykendall
West
A Beautiful Pest
Dan Beard describes flying squirrels as nocturnal pests that return at about 4 am with loud thumps and squeaks. They awaken at dusk, avoiding rain, and he notes ordinary rat traps fail due to the squirrels’ flat bodies. He says he catches them by hand with a glove.
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Dan Beard
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Owsley Block Butte
F.A. Ironside the Dentist
N. Main St., Butte
Sherman
Wast Park Street
Leibert Bros
Quaker Maid
Hirsch & CO
Kansas City, MO
Schilling
Dan Jacobs
Federal
Dragnet
United
Ing
By Express
National League
Art Cincinnati
St. Louia
Cess
Tempora
Rily
Mr. Corte
Avelle Ann
Vel Ervings
Roeton
Abbatachio
Tenny
Arndt
Lincoln
Supreme Lodge K. OF P. OF the Colored People
Sarah M. Naughten
Simon
Sporting Goods
Winchester
Savage
Marlin
Mannlicker
Montana Hardware Co
William Donaldson & Company
Minneapolis, Minnesota
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