St Anthony Sets Backers as Butte Racers Endure Icy Card
The Butte racing day sees St Anthony win at 15 to 1 with Little Henry second and Patsy Dolan third after a 35 minute post delay. Jockey Holmes is penalized for foul riding on Blanche Sheppard in the sixth race, causing a disqualification that promotes Little Henry to second and Patsy Dolan to third. The track books suffer losses across the meeting with several favorites prevailing elsewhere.
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St. Anthony
Little Henry
Patsy Dolan
Tom Tucker
Nellie H
Aurora B
Holmes
Blanche Sheppard
Littl Henry
J. Kane
Big
McAlbert
Aunt Mary
Undergee
Gyp
Sweet Oice
W. P. Digby
Aurora
Collie
J. L. Scarlet
Watkapaugh
Mtarks Presentsiares
A. G. Blair
Brg
Joe D
Seaare Eggrv OY
le Evalina
Limey Lane
Nettie H
Grand circuit racing results from Providence meet
Grand circuit summary from Providence shows New Richmond win in pacing events with three straight heats in 2 18, 2 04, and 2 08 while Country Jay takes three heats in trotting at 2 14 2 18 and 2 14. Other runners include Hamward Ebba Joe Silver Minnie L Wilkes Limerick Away and Liaron Bell in pacing events.
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Providence
R. L
New Richmond
Frazier
Orin B
Go Bee
John H
Country Jay
Hamward
Ebba
Joe Silver
Minnie L. Wilkes
Limerick
Away
Liaron Bell
Royal B
Sheldon sweeps heats in 2:05 time in local race
Sheldon wins three straight heats with times around 2 05, 2 06, and 2 06 percent as Edith W Riley B Dumont W Hetty G and Hal B also start.
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Sheldon
Edith W
Riley B
Dumont W
Hetty G
Hal B
Delmark park results from St Louis races
In Delmark park at St Louis on August 26 the program produced six races. Lord Neville won the first over The Way and Filsie Barnes with a 1:28 time, followed by Sambo with Ogle and Warner in the five and a half furlongs at 1:08. Zaza captured the mile and 70 yards selling race with Eleven Bells and Satin Coat behind, time 146%. Jim Clark led the six and a half furlongs selling, Peaceful and Verify third, time L204. Beana won the mile selling, Meddlesome second, Crocket third, time 141 percent. Miss Golightly took six furlongs selling, Daddy Jim second, Judge Pettus third, time 1:15.
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St. Louis
Delmark Park
Lord Neville
the Way
Filsie Barnes
Sambo
Ogle
Warner
Zaza
Eleven Bells
Satin Coat
Jim Clark
Peaceful
Verify
Beana
Meddlesome
Crocket
Miss Golightly
Daddy Jim
Judge Pettus
Harlem results at Chicago five races and stakes
Horse racing results from Chicago on August 26 list six races. Winners include Harry Newton in the five furlongs, Banish in the selling mile and 70 yards, Evening Star in five furlongs, Silurian in the Olympia stakes, George Arnold in the mile, and Manx Bendix in six and a half furlongs with other top three placements.
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Chicago
Harlem
Harry Newton
Lucy Locket
Hal Mitchell
Banish
Brief
Brownie Anderson
Evening Star
South Trimble
Rosewar
Silurian
Haviland
Maladin
George Arnold
Argregor
Headwater
Manx
Kinloch park race results from St. Louis meet
Kinloch park results list six races set in St. Louis on August 26. Dal keith led in the mile and 20 yards selling handicap with Golden Scepter second and The Jefferson third. Ravensburg won the five furlongs with Branni gan second. Captain Gaines won the six furlongs purse with Bran Lad second. Fleuron won the six and a half furlongs event with Miss Conrad second. Likeness won the six furlongs selling as Alekma placed second.
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St. Louis
Kinloch Park
Dalkeith
Golden Scepter
the Jefferson
Ravensburg
Brannigan
Our Jessie
Captain Gaines
Bran Lad
Greetings
Fleuron
Miss Conrad
Nettie Regent
Selling— Likeness
Alekma
Little Lois
Saratoga Race Results Evening Summary
Results from Saratoga on August twenty sixth list six races. Annie Thompson won the first race with Ringleader second and Connie third. St Finnan captured the second race with Saigon second and Carbuncle third. Mary Worth won the Kentucky selling stakes in the third race, with Happy second and Katherine C. third. Pleasant Sail took the fourth race followed by Lee King and Althea. Ray Tag won the fifth with Rockwater second and Knapsack third. Ante Up won the sixth race with Scotch Bush second and The Black Scot third.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Annie Thompson
Ringleader
Connie
St. Finnan
Saigon
Carbuncle
Mary Worth
Happy
Katherine C
Pleasant Sail
Lee King
Althea
Ray Tag
Rockwater
Knapsack
Ante Up
Scotch Bush
the Black Scot
Assault Case Shifts Venue For Louis Wassman
A Montana assault case from Sand Coulee shifts to Judge Safford in Great Falls on venue change. Defendant Louis Wassman, rancher, faces charges of third degree assault against Mrs Mart Pepkevic at her Cascade county homestead, with initial bond set at zero and later bond at $1000 on a more serious count. James W Freeman represents Wassman as the case is set for 2 pm on the 2th.
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Standard
Great Falls
Justice Court
Meagher
Sand Coulee
Safford
Louis Wassman
Mart Pepkevic
Wassman
Repkevic
Cascade County
State of
Montana
Lula Wassman
Louise Davenport Dies in San Francisco at Age Unknown
Louise Davenport also known as Louise Sheridan, actress and wife of actor W. E. Sheridan, died in San Francisco from cirrhosis of the liver after years of poverty. She had retired from the stage following her husband’s death and was a native of Canada.
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San Francisco
Louise Sheridan
Louise Davenport
Sheshad
W. E. Sheridan
Coroner's Jury Rules Wickwire Poisoning Suicide Inquest
Helena coroner's jury concludes E. E. Wickwire died by poison in a personal crisis. No new facts emerged at the inquest. The body will be buried Wednesday at East Helena by the Woodmen of the World.
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Standard
Helena
E. E. Wickwire
East Helena
Miner Blown to Atoms in Helvetia Explosion
A Tucson report says an explosion in the FB Royal shaft at Helvetia mining camp killed miner Mc Laughlin instantly and left another miner named King with fatal head injuries yet he survived to recount the accident.
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Denver
Colo
Tucson
Ariz
Helvetia
McLaughlin
King
Lawton Sees Hottest Day of Season At 112 Degrees
Lawton reported a heat wave with a thermometer reading 112 degrees the hottest of the season. The extreme temperatures raise concerns about illness and physical strain among residents.
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el Reno
Okla
Lawton
Manitoba Premier Accuses Partner in $16000 Theft Case
In Winnipeg on Aug 26 the police court hearing R. P. Roblin premier of Manitoba charged his cattle partner D. W. Mills with stealing sixteen thousand dollars. Roblin alleges Mills sold hundreds of cattle owned jointly and kept the proceeds. case continued.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
R. P. Roblin
D. W. Mills
Roblin
East
Wool prices across regions in San Francisco report
San Francisco notice lists spring wools from Nevada and Eastern Oregon with bids 12 to 13 cents per pound. Fall wools show mountain lambs and plains regions with bids around 6 to 8 cents, including Humboldt Mendocino and San Joaquin areas.
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San Francisco
Nevada
Oregon
Valley Oregon
San Joaquin Plains
Humboldt and Mendocino
Financial market roundup from London trading close
The London market reports closing prices for major stocks and bonds led by Anaconda Atchison and Canadian Pacific with mixed notes. Preference shares of Denver Rio Grande Northern Pacific Southern Pacific Union Pacific show varied quotes as bar silver holds steady around five and a half dollars per ounce.
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London
Anaconda
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande
Northern Pacific
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Finest Masonic Temple in the West Heads Toward Completion
Butte masons celebrate the arrival of most iron work for the Masonic temple. Builders expect finish by year end, with Corinthian design and two grand arches praised as exceptionally beautiful. George Deswell oversees resumed work after summer delays.
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Butte
Masonic Temple
Butte Masonic Temple
Philadelphia
Chicago
George Deswell
Boston tops Brooklyn as visitors held to two hits
In Brooklyn on August 26 Boston defeated Brooklyn 2 to 0 as Willis shut out the Brooklyns on two hits. Attendance was 2,700. Batteries Willis and Kittridge for Boston. Donavan and Farrell for Brooklyn. Umpire Emairie.
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Brooklyn
Boston
Willis
Brooklyns
R. H. E Borgo
Coeveeve
Willis and Kittridge
Donovan
Farrell
Emairie
New York
Philadelphia
Mathewson
Bowerman
Donahue
McFarland
Dwyer
Chicago
Hahn
Hughes
R. H. E. Cricabo Cicrssece Secrcavce
Adutaneus A
Curie Wince Comecessvssnseten Gouna
Kahoe
Peitz
Bergen
Brown
Detroit Tops Boston In Close Baseball Contest
Detroit won 6 to 5 over Boston in a high scoring game. Attendance was about 4 000. Winters and Schreckengoat contributed offensively while Siever and McAllister held key roles for Detroit.
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Detroit
Boston
Avikbeek Ans
Eeatteries
Siever and McAllister
McGraw to Retire as Baltimore Manager After Knee Injury
Manager John J. McGraw of the Baltimore American League team announces his last game will be played. He plans to stay with the club and manage from the bench while recovering from a broken knee in a plaster cast.
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Baltimore
John J. McGraw
McGraw
Admiral Beardslee Arrives From the Orient
Rear Admiral L A Beardslee retired U S N arrives on the Hongkong Maru in San Francisco from the Orient after a year in Japan and the Philippines. He is the last survivor of the Perry expedition to Japan in 1853 and attended the Yokohama monument unveiling for Commodore Perry, receiving honors from Japanese authorities.
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Orient
L. A. Beardslee
Japan
Philippine Islands
Beardslee
Perry
Commodore Perry
Yokohama
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