Montana Jockey Club Opens First Race Day At 3 P M
Montana Jockey Club announces opening racing day with first race at 3 p m street cars direct to track and Columbia Garden cars transfer admission one dollar ladies free officials include Hugh I Wilson president Lou Frank secretary Joseph A Murphy presiding judge Ralph H Tozer associate judge New political and social setup reflects early 20th century leisure events.
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Columbia Garden
Hugh I. Wilson
Lou Frank
Joseph A. Murphy
Ralph H. Tozer
Hagerdon Faces Waterloo in Electric Track Card
Hagerdon fails to win as Byron Rose seizes the six and a half furlong feature beating Algaretta by a length. Narra G restarts the mile event poorly as crowd watched a fast 1 19% track record. Flourish wins the mile 40 yards, Flamero dominates the five furlongs, and Immodel outpaces Matt Hogan in the six furlong sprint.
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Hagerdon
Byron Rose
Algaretta
Frome
Narra G
China
H. M. Roth
Wachusett
Collis
J. Ll. Kirk & Co
A. B. Round
Burlingame
Girly Ducat
Valenciennes
MacFlecknoe
Frank B
Toragas
John Welch
Too Hot
Caood Stant
Cooper
Tom Vaughn
Mary Calaghan
Kelly
J. W. Riley
Yoima
Morney
Oe Dennison, Jr
Torso Maid
K. C
Jerry Ewarids
Friar Charm
Mazie
Theron
Little Hindoo
Wielma
Beween
A. Neal
George Palmer
Kitty Gunn
Frawley
Livierreees Ise Ceebah
Eee
Dunne & Neill
Avatar
Rogers
W. B. Sink, Jr
S. Y G Post Scout
Fog
Eee Vasalo
Hamptonian
Moruni
Max Mox
Meloxin
H. I. Wilson
B & Flourish
Tammany-Fleur d'Or
Stuart
Cr Rector
Billy” Moore
Davis
H. Neal
Dawson
Mr. Robinson
Flourish
Billy Moore
D. Cameron
Flamero
Flambeaux-Bonalr
Rio Es Piedmont
Ned ‘Dennis
Ll. M. Harley
Brig “Brown
Prince
Ravino
Nimrod
Decapo
Casdale
Montana
Peeress
Lady Thelma
Ray Wilson
Ducat-Rose
Magneta
Lewis
Haven
J. A. Murray
Sheehan
Garden City Stable
I Hagerdon
Annie Max
Lauerrate
Immodel
Matt Hogan
Day
Direct Hal Dofs Pace Opens Straight Stay
A terse sports brief notes a three straight direct halt of pacing action as halting events unfold. Names and places are unclear in the fragment, but the cadence suggests a racing or track context with rapid pacing.
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St. James Medical Association
St. James
Cincinnati
Ed Geers Wins Park Brew Pace with Direct Hal Record
Ed Geers drives Direct Hal to three straight heats in Narragansett Park 10,000 stakes. Record drops from 2.06 to 2.04 in the final heat as Twinkle breaks near the wire. crowd of 12,000 roars. Other heats include 2:12% to 2:08 times in 2:20 and 2:18 classes with multiple horses racing.
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Providence
R. L
Great Park
Narragansett Park
Ed Geers
Direct Hal
Seat Hudson
Twinkle
Wicas
Hudson
Geers
Prince Direct
Scott Hudson
Tireet Hal
Junius
Josh
Miss Willamont
Cubanola
Pan Michael
Orin B
Susana
Mary Ann
Knox
Galatine Queen
Dora Bosie
Belmont
Silver Glow
Alvender
Axteloid
Eulah Mac
Millard Saunders
Miss Johnson
Paxie
Kamares
Yudda
Park Brew
Direct
Lou Vaughn
Daphne Dallas
Terral
John
Fen Ret
Dandy
Sophie
Star Pugh
Donna McGregor
Ada Highwood
Henry
Phoebe Onward
Red Princess
Mary D
Confessor
Monte Carlo
Maibern
Tug of War Between Butte and Seattle Opens Desperate Series
Butte and Seattle brace for a five game set starting today with Roach facing Hickey. McCloskey and Dugdale back expansion optimism stating Salt Lake and Ogden would strengthen the league if railroads set favorable rates.
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Buttes
Seattles
Butte
Seattle
Helena
Portland
Tacoma
Spokane
Roach
Hickey
McDonough
McCloskey
Knox
Ead
Hountz
Houtz
Dugdale
Bute
Salt Lake
Ogden
Utah
Pocatello
Montana
Baseball notes on league moves and matchups
Pitcher Stovall of Seattle heads to the Moveland club in the American league next season. Tony Mullane pitches for the Walla Walla club in the Empire league. Baker City calls Treadway worth his weight in gold. President Lucas of the Pacific Northwest league will watch the Butte versus Seattle games this week.
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Stovall
Seattle
Moveland Club
Tony Mullane
Walla Walla
Baker City
Treadway
Lucas
Butte
Record for a kilometer car speed lowered in Trouville
In Trouville France on August 26 M Gappbell lowered the kilometer record with a balance time of 22 5 seconds.
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Trouville
France
M. Gappbell
Conductor W M Gilbert Hero In Idaho Train Hold Up
Helena reports W M Gilbert a Northern Pacific conductor saved many lives near Sand Point Idaho by sending a flagman to stop an approaching freight while robbers tried to blow open the baggage car. He lives in Helena at the Grand Central hotel and has long operated to Portland.
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The
Standard
Helena
Aus
W. M. Gilbert
Northern Pacific
Sand Point
Idaho
Gilbert
Grand Central Hotel
Portland
State prison board to inspect Montana institutions
Governor Toole Secretary of State Hays and Attorney General Donovan as state board of prison commissioners will meet in Butte tomorrow for an inspection tour of the state penitentiary insane asylum and other institutions with plans to tour facilities.
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The
Standard
Helena
Toole
Hays
Donovan
State Board of Prison Commissioners
Butte
State Penitentiary
Insane Asylum
Hops Bring Peak Price in Eugene Market
In Eugene Oregon on August 26 the first crop hops sold for 25 cents a pound setting a 20 year high. Sellers reported strong demand and steady bidding as 38 bales found buyers.
Fire destroys Broadwater icehouse at State Nursery
Helena August 26 workers on the State Nursery grounds were first on the scene as the Broadwater icehouse across the tracks from the greenhouses burned this morning with officials attributing the blaze to spontaneous combustion.
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The
Standard
Helena
Home team extends streak with free hitting display
In Philadelphia on August 26 the home team won again, aided by strong free hitting. Attendance was 8,105 as Cleveland faced off, with key contributions from Hess, Bemis, Plank, and Schreck.
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Philadelphia
R. H
Garvin Puzzles Baltimore as Chicago Shuts Out Locals
In Baltimore on August 26 the visiting Chicago team dominated, holding the locals scoreless. Batteries Howell and Smith powered Chicago while Garvin and McFarland contributed for the visitors as attendance stood at 1.85. The detailed scoring sequence remains unclear from the fragment.
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Baltimore
R. HM
Chicago
Howell
Washington Edges Detroit In Final Game Of Series
Bunching of hits enabled Washington to win the last game against Detroit. Coughlin was spiked by Harley and retired from the game in front of 1 700 attendees. Score details and full lineups appear in the report.
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Washington
Detroit
Coughlin
Harley
New York Team Pounds Cincinnati in Easy Shutout
In Cincinnati on August 26 New York dominated a game against Cincinnati with an attendance of 2300. The final score favored New York as Cincinnati produced little offense while Batteries Thi elman Bergen Matthewson and Bowerman starred for the visitors. Umpire Emslie oversaw the game.
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Pittsburg
Doheny
R. H. E. Wis Cris Oy
Sdos Beneetiseek UO
Berti Sada
Pittinger
Moran
Irwin
Pitt Ts
Zimmer
Willis
Morgan
Cincinnati
New York
Ee Batteries
Thi
Elman
Bergen, Matthewson and Bowerman
Emslie
Omaha First Game Ends with Narrow 1 0 Victory
Scores show Omaha defeating Colorado Springs 1 to 0 in the opening clash. A later meeting produced a 0 to 1 result for Colorado Springs. St Joseph edged Kansas City 1 0 in the other regional contest. Des Moines opened 6 2 against Denver, then lost 2 to 11. Peoria fell 3 6 to Milwaukee, then 0 12 in the second game.
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Omaha
Colorado Springs
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Des Moines
Denver
Peoria
Milwaukee
England Beats America in Final Round Doherty Wins
In Newport Rhode Island on August 26 the international final of the national lawn tennis championship saw R F Doherty of England defeat M D Whitman of America in three sets to one by scores 6 1 3 6 6 4 6 0. Doherty advances to challenge William A Larned for the title tomorrow.
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R. IL
R. F. Doherty
England
M. D. Whitman
America
William A. Larned
Doherty
Whitman
Bay Ridge
J. Clothier
Bostonian
Deuce
Summit
N. J
Larned
Kinloch Park Findings From Yesterdays Meet
At St Louis Kinloch park results list Nellie Rawn winning the seven furlong selling race with Dominate in second and Orris third. Sinner Simon captured the five and one half furlongs purse with Tom Cogan second and Will Shelly third. Likeness won the seven furlongs selling race with Sweet Dream second and Santa Ventura third. Jessie Jarboe won the Mohack handicap mile and an eighth with Star Cotton second and Beana third. Body Dodies won the mile selling race with Kiss Quick second and Hainault third. Flop captured the seven furlongs selling race with Merops second and Papa Harry third. Time records noted for each race.
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Kinloch Park
Nellie Rawn
Orris
Sinner Simon
Tom Cogan
Will Shelly
Selling Likeness
Sweet Dream
Santa Ventura
Jessie Jarboe
Star Cotton
Beana
Saratoga
N. Y
Rough Rider
Satire
Brunswick
Hudanunda
Clarita
Smart Set
Advance Guard
Dublin
Knight of Rhoades
Red Knight
Orloff
Dr Saylor
Rockwater
Barouche
Monograph
Skillful
Melthonian
Court Maid
Rough Rider Wins Saratoga Mile Selling Race
At Saratoga New York on August 26 the program saw Rough Rider win the first race a mile selling with Satire second and Brunswick third.
Dodona Wins Five Furlong First Race Showdown
Five furlongs saw Dodona take the win with Hindi second and Sidney C. Love third in 1:01. Elsie Jr. captured the six furlongs in the second race with Evening Star runner-up and Huachuca third in 1:15. John A. Clarke led the mile third race, Pretorious second, Matin Bell third in 1:42. Joe Frey triumphed in the mile with Harry New second and Brulare third in 1:40. Rolling Boer claimed the seven furlongs in race five, Geyser second and Major Dixon third in 1:28. Rav ensbury won the mile and a quarter, Edith Q. second, Caliban third, with 2:07.
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Hindi
Sidney C. Love
Elsie Jr
Evening Star
Huachuca
John A. Clarke
Pretorious
Matin Bell
Joe Frey
Harry New
Brulare
Rolling Boer
Geyser
Major Dixon
Ravensbury
Edith Q
Caliban
Cumbers Land Telephone Applies for Armament Amid Strike Tensions
New Orleans August 26 The Cumbers Land Telephone Company seeks mayoral permission to arm its workers after a violent strike incident. Forty eight wires were cut overnight and a repair wagon was attacked at Euphrosine and Wailoyo streets as police struggled to control a mob of strikers and sympathizers.
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New Orleans
Cumbersland Telephone Company
Euphrosine
Wailoyo
Jockey Charles Cunningham Fined for Offseason Duck Shooting
Dillon reports jockey Charles Cunningham was charged with killing ducks out of season. He pleaded guilty, claiming ignorance of the law. Judge Hirschman fined him and costs after considering circumstances. A conductor spotted him shooting ducks, leading to arrest with birds in possession.
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Standard
Dillon
Charles Cunningham
Hirschman
Cunningham
Oregon Short Line
Phillips
Curringham
Cotter Appointed Postmaster at Helmville
W T Cotter named postmaster at Helmville succeeding P J Wales who resigned. Cynthia E Taylor receives pension for service in the Spanish American War and Burnham of Columbia Falls also granted pensions.
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Standard
Washington
W. T. Cotter
Helmville
P. J. Wales
Cynthia E. Taylor
Spain
NX. Burnham
Columbia Falls
Montana filing shows Banking Life assets total over four million
Helena notes the annual statement of the Banking Life Insurance company of Des Moines Iowa was filed with the secretary of state. Assets amount to 4 185 347.04 with cash 110 578 notes 70 077 due from banks 16 194. Liabilities include a guarantee fund 3 140 419 and surplus 1 810 934.
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Standard
Helena
Banking Life [Insurance Company
Des Moines
Iowa
Secretary of Staty
Treasury
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