Saloon Hold Up Leaves One Wounded in Butte
A lone-robbery at a Woodville saloon left Joseph Herz fatally wounded by a masked gunman after he grabbed a robber’s mask. Police, sheriffs and a special train rushed Bert Bert to Butte for treatment. doctors fear blood poisoning as he clings to life. Meanwhile a miner, Joe Lynham, died after a fall at the Bell mine and Eli Sutherland faces uncertain prognosis after shooting his wife. Local authorities pursue three armed suspects and search nearby towns.
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St. James’ Hospital
Butte
Ul Epoked
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Arerash
Ana
Tutte
Pittsmont
Sherif
Mike Juinn
Kirby, Rowe
John Hugher
Fand
J. A. Tremblay
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Burke
Berti
Bert
Joe Lynham
Cmeeville
St. James” Hospital
Bell Mine
Lynam
Marrie
Eli
Stonewall) Sutherland
Ty Ares
Golden Medical Discovery Promises Health from Forest Remedies
A historical ad describes Golden Medical Discovery by Dr. R V Pierce, claiming extracts from forest roots cure indigestion headaches liver and stomach troubles. It asserts no alcohol, lists ingredients, warns against substitutes, and hawks Pleasant Pellett laxatives as a remedy for constipation.
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Boas
RV. Plerce
Lava
Buffalo
Roy
Opening of Season on Football Field
Football season opens within a month with workouts on the old seminary field. Students and minor colleges prepare to test strength, while major universities schedule intersquad and inter conference games. The feature clash remains Yale versus Princeton, with Harvard and Dartmouth in pursuit as schedules unfold.
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Cambridge Eleven
West Point
Princeton
Cire
Ryorkers
Tigerm
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Whey
Harvard
Brown
Navy Iacetate
Prince West Point
Yale
New Haven
Reid
Crimson
COLOR FANCIES AND THE MAID IN WHITE AT THE BOL GIAN
A fragmentary poem dated to The Bol gian features a narrator admiring a pin headed girl described as the dearest of her race. The verse moves through shifting colored descriptions, a white maid as a brighter vision, and a claim that the speaker’s wife, once brown haired, becomes the dearest joy of life.
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Brown
Ta Brown
Charles Henry Chessey
Harvard Coach Sees New Football Rules Improve Game
Boston Massachusetts August 2 19 Harvard head coach William T Reid discusses proposed changes in football rules. He argues the new ten yard requirement reduces mass plays and increases ends backfield skill while preserving excitement and strategic variety. He notes adaptations may occur but top line aims to curb unsafe mass formation.
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Mans
Willam T. Reid
Harvard
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Rok
Heid
Merlinson Coach Questions Onside Kick Effectiveness
The Merlinson coach doubts the forward pass and onside kick ideas will pay off in opening drives. He argues passes will be uncertain and mainly a gamble with only occasional long throws, while the onside kick presents few risks but limited recovery chances.
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Merlinson
Hev
Gabe
Planning an invasion of England and Scotland by golf greats
Alexander Smith and Willie Anderson, past and current national golf champions, plan a tour to Great Britain to challenge James Braid J H Taylor and other top golfers. They aim to clash with Britain’s “big four” and will likely play matches at clubs including Onwentsia and Nasmia. Anderson previously set a world record in Cleveland.
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Alexst
Great Britain
New York
Alexander Smith
Willie Anderson
England
Scotland
America
Nasmia
White Anderson
Onwentsia
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J. H. Taylor
Smith
Anderson
Harry Vardon
Taylo
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Braid
Stew
Euclid Country Club
Cleveland
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