Rainy afternoon rout ends in Butte defeat at Helena
Helena defeated Butte 9 to 4 in a rain soaked game. Beville pitched for Butte, but Helena piled up 15 runs in the second inning as fielding woes and ill positions plagued Butte. McDonough left with a hurt finger. Burke caught and Steffani moved to third.
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Butte
Helena
Beville
Armestrong
Tinker
Hammond
Bissell
Fitch
Helenas
McDonough
Steffani
Burke
Perro
Crarsmer
BOVIS
AB. R
Perham
Hurley
McGrew
McCarthy
Brown
Armstrong
Flannery
Donohue
Salisbury
Benefit game aids Helena players Wood and Neal
Mr. Phillips reported all hospital and doctors bills for Wood and Neal have been paid and they received excellent care. He also raised $250 by citizen subscription in Helena, and the upcoming benefit game will add funds to help them return home in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Neal
Phillips
Helena
Anaconda 14 Indians 24 in Great Falls baseball clash
Great Falls report notes Cabin ets catcher Ferguson failed behind the plate letting a dozen steal, two costly wild throws and two passed balls. Wright hurled well for the Indians but faltered in the seventh enabling Anaconda to rally. Clarkson started shaky for the Cabinets. Final line shows Anaconda scoring four in the first, six in the second, nine more in the late frames, while Great Falls added runs but fell short. Attendance 256, weather cold and windy.
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Great Falls
Ferguson
Clarkson
Schill
Wright
Indians
AB. R
B. Braceore
Mnoitors Bos
Taumcue
Eneetie Ti
Prongiers Pies Sun
Bouin
Disselas
Po.a
Vance
Precamiel
Iissiou
Knox
Cf Lynch
Carter
Rf PR
Andes
Great Falle
Anaconda
Peeples
Lynch
Zearfoss
Huston
Hurlburt
Muller
Shelton
Marshall
McHale
Deisel
O'Brien
Schils
Brennan
Butte Notes Highlight Local Business and News
Butte current notes list piano tuners and dealers, a new patrol wagon station, railway passenger services to Minneapolis and St Paul, and social happenings. It cites Miss Clara Hinkle’s Denver trip, magazine availability, new nurse visit, court fine for cigarette sales, and upcoming coursing drawings at West Side park with detailed participant names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Fred Orton
N. Main
J. G. Bates
Montana Music Co
A. C. Bates
Argyle
J. M. Froehlich
W. Edwy
Hanson
Sherman
Crystal Springs
Northern Pacific
Butte
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Great Northern Railway
Clara Hinkle
Denver
Colorado
Ladies’ Home Journal
P. O
Heilbronunner
Silver Bow Club
Montana Liquor Co
Hum Fay
George H. Spencer
Silver Bow Plumbing and Electric Supply Company
United States
John H. Page
East Granite
Page
W. H. Blackwood
New York City
Denver & Rock Island
New York
Mary Kelly
San Francisco
Cal
Leadville
Colo
Gregson Springs
West Side Park
Thompson & Bennett
Lady Glendyne
W. H. Smith
Baraway
J. EF. Hosking
King Cashier
G. H. MacDougal
Colonel Lopez
J. H. Hicks
Lord Salisbury
Rowe & Whalen
Jessie H
J. Dawe
Montana
K. Lewis
P. J. Brophy
C. F. Lloyd
D. J. Hennessy
Sprainted Ankle Incident In Columbia Gardens Car Fall
Joseph McGrath of the Silver Block fell from the step of a Columbia Gardens car as it rounded Main and Park streets yesterday afternoon. He was dragged several feet by the fender before bystanders pulled him free and he was taken to Murray and Freund's hospital with a severely sprained left ankle.
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Joseph McGrath
Silver Block
Columbia Gardens
Main
Park Streets
Murray & Freund's Hospital
Helena Stumbles as Pennant Picture Worsens
Helena bats in every inning while the Burke fielding crew struggles. Pitchers falter with rain and wind hindering games in Butte and Helena. Notable moves include Cochrane joining Ogden, Ferguson and Pace added to Anaconda, and Pilcher returning to Mexico.
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Bob Perham
Theilman
Burke
Fitch
Armstrong
Fred Pilcher
Helena
Mexico
Cochrane
Great Falls
Ogden
O'Brien
Anaconda
Bissell
Butte
Muller
Ferguson
Pace
Flannery
W. E. Phillips
Helena Club
Dublin laborer arrested for misappropriating $20
William Wagner, recently employed by William J. Walsh the plumber, was arrested after taking $20 meant to be paid to Walsh. He drank away most of the money, leaving only $1.50, and was charged with obtaining money under false pretenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wagner
Wagner
William J. Walsh
Dublin Yulch
Dan Tewey's Southern Hotel Sets Popular Price
A note advises riders to request dismount at Dan Tewey's Southern to reach the best value lodging in town. The guidance highlights this hotel as the preferred affordable stay for travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Tewey
Southern
Neill Company Sees Strong Hawaii Run and Butte Visit
Charles A. Parker, manager of the Neill company, reports Honolulu gross receipts exceeded 15 000 for 16 performances and a long western tour with visits to Los Angeles Boston and New York. The troupe plans an October stop in Butte with a repertoire including An American Citizen and A Parisian Romance plus A Bachelor’s Romance.
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Charles A. Parker
Neill Company
West
Honolulu
Butte
Floris FE
Zonne
Boston Lyric Opera Company
MacFarland
Grand Opera House
Parker
New York
Boston
Los Angeles
Cal
Neill
Mr. Parker
Cincinnati
Islands
Richard Mansfield
The
Woman Attempts Suicide By Morphine Overdose
A woman named Miss Alice attempted to end her life by taking a large morphine dose in Teaderloin yesterday. She was found in time to save her life but no doctor was called as associates claimed they could treat her better. Within a week she recovered from the grave and was reported entirely out of danger. She had been despondent over ill health, and this act was thought to sever her ties to life.
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Alice
Montana Summit Mining Company Offers Treasury Shares
Montana Summit Mining Company recently incorporated offers treasury shares at 15 cents each. The Tiger-Poérman area mine has shipped one car and seeks funds for a tram and compressor. Visit No 15 West Broadway for ore details and particulars. Next block 25 cents.
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Montana Summit Mining Company
Treasury
Tiger-Poérman
West Broadway
Montana Summit Mining CO
N. B
Rocky Mountain Interstate Medical Association Meets
Dr C K Cole of Helena presides as the Rocky Mountain Interstate Medical Association gathers with members from Montana Idaho Colorado Utah Wyoming New Mexico and Arizona for a two day meeting. Attendees will tour mines and hear Lee Mantle welcome. officers include Cole Freeman Reed Plummer Campbell Hopkins with 75 expected attendees and 15 from Colorado.
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Rocky Mountain Interstate Medical Association
C. K. Cole
M. D
Helena
Montana
Idaho
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
New Mexico
Arizona
Salt Lake
American Medical Association
Denver
Rocky Mountain States
T. J. Murray
McCarthy
Columbia Gardens
McDermott
Lee Mantle
Association
Leonard Freeman
R. Harvey Reed
Rock Springs
Charles G. Plummer
Donald Campbell
Butte
D. Hopkins
Hutte
T. A. Gregg
Nald Campbell
M. G. MacNevin
J. W. Gunn
PF. W. McCrimmon
A. J. McDonald
Offeers
Pittsburg Beats Cincinnati In Extra Innings
Pittsburg won after Phillips wild pitch in the 10th with two out and Clarke on third. Cincinnati errors helped Pittsburg, while Tannehill and Zimmer teamed for the winners. Attendance 4,10. Umpire Snyder.
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Pittsburg
Phillips
Clarke
Cincinnati
Oxdecacel Hansies
Tannehill
Zimmer
Kahoe
Cincinnati Cexcette Ee Shes
Snyder
Young Defeats Garvin In Tight St Louis Bout
In St Louis on August 2, Young defeated Garvin after a competitive fight. Errors at pivotal moments hampered Garvin while 3,000 attendees watched. Umpire Warner officiated as Young and Criger faced Garvin and Chance with batteries.
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St. Louis
Young
Garvin
R. H. E. Gee
Cscccees
Criger
Chance
Warner
Willis Dominates as Boston Tops Brooklyn in Weak Batting
Willis allowed only four hits and struck out four as Boston defeated Brooklyn. McGinnity faced heavy early pressure but settled, yielding two hits after the fourth inning. Attendance 6,500. Batteries Willis Clark for Boston and McGinnity Farrell for Brooklyn. Umpire Hurst.
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Boston
R.H. E. Boston
Willis and Clark
McGinnity and Farrell
Hurst
Phillies Split Series With New Yorks At Polo Grounds
The Philadelphia club won at the Polo Grounds in New York to even the series with the New Yorks. Fielding miscues plagued New York, with 3,500 in attendance and a final score reflecting Philadelphia’s advantage. Donohue and Mercer pitched with Bowerman behind them. Umpire O Day.
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New York
Philadelphias
New Yorks
Polo Grounds
Philadelphia
Chicago Chicago 1 Kansas City 0 leads hockey scoreline
Baseball style inconsistencies aside, report lists scores from games in Chicago Milwaukee Buffalo and Indianapolis with varying results. First Indianapolis beat Detroit 6 1. Second game ended Indianapolis and Detroit 3.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minneapols
Buffalo
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Detroit
The Standard Promises Full News Coverage
The Standard claims constant world news coverage and invites readers to subscribe for ongoing updates and connection to global happenings.
Standard Subscription Offer From Montana Newspaper
A Montana newspaper advertises home delivery with a subscription rate of 1.00 dollars per month. The ad promotes the Standard as the best local paper and invites readers to subscribe for home delivery.
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Montana
Reward Notice for Best Mainspring Maker Claim
An advertisement offers a $25 reward to anyone proving that E. F. Mayer of 40 Weat Park does not install the best mainspring for $1. Watch cleaning is priced at $1.50.
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E. F. Mayer
Weat Park
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