Dusty track drama mars Overland club handicap day
A blinding dust storm and delayed starts dominated the afternoon at Butte tracks. St Germain drew criticism after a late start while Espirando and Spindle led early betting in mile events. Jockey Boynton faced suspension as Auriffera’s ride sparked controversy amid crowd discontent.
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Espirando
la Gorta
St. Germain
Spindle
Auviffera
Lady Bratton
Statter
Boynton
Auriffera
Thomas Boyle
Butte
Ammary
Racing entries and excursion notices from Burlington route
The page lists horse race entries with weights for sixth and seventh races including Selting Jim Brownell and St Germain plus names like Aurora B Onyx Glissando Regalong Hur tle Hattie Perkins and Ping. It also advertises summer excursions by the Northern Railway Co Basin and return trips good Sundays and Saturdays with prices and schedule notes. It ends with a ladies day at the Natatorium from noon to six.
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Rainier
Leggat
Dierks
Jim Brownell
Aurora B
Onyx
Glissando
Regalong
Hurtle
Hattie Perkins
Looriman
Loo
Stromo
Joan Spencer
el Mido
the Buffoon
Ping
Tom Calvert
Sullivan’s Bible Returned to Butte in Murder Case
In Butte the Bible of Florence Sullivan and other items from Unimak island were received yesterday. The judge at Dutch Harbor sent them, along with notes that watches of Don and Florence Sullivan are held as evidence against arrested suspects. The remains of John C. Kimball lie at Sherman’s undertaking parlors with funeral plans to be announced. Sam Miller alias John Burns, about 35, died yesterday, his body also at Sherman’s.
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Butte
Florence Sullivan
Unimak
Dutch Harbor
Don
John C. Kimball
Sherman
Sam Miller
John Burns
Sherman's
Falcon suspect denied by Major Dawson and local notices
Major J K Dawson says detective wrong about Falcon visiting his house and states he never saw the man. Copper King saloon taken by James ng. Funeral announced for Kenneth Frederick McDonald aged 3 months and 14 days from 303 West Granite Street, due to whooping cough complications.
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Maj. J. K. Dawson
Murphy
Falcon
James Ng
Copper King
Kenneth McDonald
H. J. McDonald
Kenneth Frederick McDonald
West
Granite Street
Funeral for Senor Morello Vicuna Arrives in Washington
The remains of Chilean Minister Senor Morello Vicuna reached Washington from Buffalo. Officials and diplomats met the funeral cortege at the depot including Col W H Michael on behalf of the State Department and Wa J Fox. The casket lay under Chilean and American flags at Rock Creek cemetery with floral tributes but no services. A later decision will determine whether the remains go to Chile aboard a warship or by merchant ship from San Francisco. The Bureau of American Republics closed today in respect.
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Washington
Senor Morello Vicuna
Chile
United States
Buffalo
Diplomatic Corps
Col
W. H. Michael
State Department
Wa. J. Fox
Bureau of American Republics
Calderonon
Calvo
Rock Creek Cemetery
San Francisco
William Imes Dies After Long Illness in Bozeman
Special correspondence notes the death of William Imes Sunday morning at the family residence on Peach Street after a prolonged illness. He was nearly five years old, with eight children left to mourn. Funeral services were held Monday, led by Reverends Yeese and James of the M E church, and the remains shipped to Monticello with relatives.
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Bozeman
Ines
Standard
William Imes
Peach Street
George Yeese
Henry James
M. RE. Church
Monticello Thesday
Charles I
Walter S. Hartman
Elithart, Ind
A. J. Lertman
Nelhe Imes
Senator Lodge Arrives in St Petersburg With Family
Americans in Russia report Senator Lodge of Massachusetts and his family arriving in St Petersburg after a quick stop in Moscow and Warsaw. He says the visit is for sightseeing and recovery as he prepares for a busy winter as chairman of the senate Philippines committee. Representative Hill of Connecticut also traveled through, after 38 days from Viadivestock. Consult Mrs Dr Frank eye specialist. P.O. block.
Forger Mayer Returns to Jail After Clothing Theft
George H. Mayer, jailed for forgery, borrowed clothes from fellow inmates to look respectable upon release but failed to return them. He took Felker's patent leather shoes, returned the hat and suit, but Felker kept the shoes until Mayer’s re-arrest for forgery. Felker forced him to remove the shoes, Mayer shows signs of distress, and jailers fear his mental state. A separate notice advertises a Yellowstone Park excursion on August 24 with a $39 round trip from Butte.
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George H. Mayer
U. L. Felker
Mayer
Felker
Fe Felker
Dobson
Yellowstone Park
Park
Northern Pacific
Butte
N. P
Cor. Park
Main Sts
Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Philippine trade shows large gains in exports and imports
A War Department comparative statement reports seven months ending Jan 31 1901 with imports totaling 17 999 167 and exports 12 617 359, up 42 percent and 52 percent respectively from 1900. United States European and Asian imports rise, while exports to the United States Europe and Asia also shift. Hemp copra tobacco and sugar show notable movements in value.
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Washington
Philippines
War Department
United States
Asia
Martial law decree closes stores in Queenstown district
Cane Town August 28 A fresh order proclaims martial law in the Queenstown district closing all country stores. It requires that goods likely useful to the enemy be removed to designated towns and bans residents from possessing more than a week's provisions.
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Cane Town
Queenstown
Tan Ping Bros. manager commits suicide in Brooklyn
John C. Tapping, 23, head of the Tan Ping Bros hardware firm in New York, died by suicide today by jumping from his third story home in Brooklyn due to extreme prostration. He was a well known figure in hardware circles.
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New York
John C. Tapping
Tanping Bros
BronkiIxyn
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Butte News
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Owsley Block
Castile Soap Sale
Christie
Pipestone Springs
Montana
New Bath House
Northwest
R. C. Blaydes
R. Burket
Pipestone Springs, Mont
Atten Dr
F. A. Ironside
West Park Street
Butte Mont
Chicago College of Dental Burgery
the Sutte Undertaker
Besbaimera
Age W. Park St
Watt
Missouri Stable
Big Yee
Anster
Frawley
George Wentworth
Charm
Prior
Clear Sky
Sand de Lee
Lady Drew
Uassy Ben
Belie
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Morehouse
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B & Ace
Burk
Maggie K
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Gus L
M. J. Shelley
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W. N. Stanfield
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Collis
Adnoor
Elis Glenn
Nim Uietta B
Brave
J. Morehouse
Blk
McCarty
Missouri
Holmes
William Clark
Louden
Harry VP
Callahan
Ee Eerbalnee
Thatcher
P. J. Hennesb
Charles le Bel
Neal
Thomas Burns
Granger
Lady Tratton
Caprivi
Clara May
Sam Green
Yule
Tom King
Primer
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Irma A
Pirate Maid
Reap
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K.C
Hstado
Preatonian
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Sir Dougall
Mountain Queen
Montallade
Abba L
Chilson
Kitty Kelly
Alfaretta
de Capo
Jim Hale
Rose Ormonde
Kenova
Grimmell
Cochran
Guilder
Hamilton
Phil Archibald
Pierce
Grest Northern Rallway Co
Basin and Return
Boulder and Return
Basin and Scum
J. E. Dawson
G. A
North Main Street
Burlington
Phil Daniels
Broadway
Sullivan
Major Dawson
Senor Vicuna
Wilhelmshor
Prussia
Edward
William
Dragoon Guards
Dr. Frank
P.O. Block
Young Mayer
Case, Gravelle
Ervin Co
Owsley
Butte, Montana
J.T. Carroll Lumber Company
Arizona and
Platinum Streets
Mitchell
Philippine Trade
BIG Blackfoot Milling Company
Ausesa and
Alnunzum Sts
Yarda
Butte, Anaconda
Missouula
Western Medical Dispensary Incorporated
Burrk
Morr
Montana Book Company
Main Street
Sporting Goods
W. H. Klein
Butte Optical Co
W. Park St
Opposite
Butte, Mont
Fiood Line
Ellis Paint Co
Quartz St. Butte
Carl Engel
A. Wehl
West Park St
Mont
Grand Opera House
Drew F. Surrow Jatleger
Chas. A. Taylor
Diamond King
la Belle Laurette
W. A. Whitecar
Lenton
Amatt
New England
Dick P. Surrom
America
Miss Courteney Morgan
East Lynne
Golden @ Cure
Fesselman Drug Store
Park St
Silver Bow Foundry and Machine Company
South Butte
P. O
Butte, Ment
American Bonding and Trust Co
Passmore & @c
West Granite St
T. G. Meine
M. D
Heine
Hennessy
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