Indians Visit Butte High For gr idiron clash at 2:30
Fifteen Indian youths from six Northwest tribes arrive as guests of Butte High School football team at the McDermott. They recently beat Great Falls High on Thanksgiving and November 10 in a rematch. Captain Grove leads the visitors with a lineup featuring Richards, West, Conture, Kyle, Hyland, Faulkner, McLeod, Conture, Brown, Koon, Mills, Ripley, Adams, Shepherd, and Corvette. The locals expect a well attended game weather permitting and plan to welcome Fort Shaw pupils to a return visit.
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Great Northwest
Butte
Fort Shaw
McDermott
Great Falls
Grove
Chippewa
Flathead
Gros Ventres
Putte
Richards
West
Cohén
Landeyonte
Quarter
Kyle
N. Conture
Hyland
Faulkner
McLeod
McLure
B. Conture
Brown
Koon
Mills
Ripley
Adams
Shepherd
Early
Bahia
Oakland Race Day Rewards Favorites At Track
At Oakland California on December 7 favorites won half the races led by Anita B and Bill Garrett ridden by Dominick. Wax and Bangor also claimed wins as OConnor and Murphy added pace. Fast track and clear weather produced multiple close finishes with times reported for each six race card.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Bill Garrett
Anita B
Dominick
O'Connor
Wax
Tim Murphy
Albert Bimons
Firet Ce
Bee Bee
Bamboulia
Corn
Gliesandd
Ned Dennis
Gussie Fay
Burdock
Young Morello
Summer
Ting-a-Ling
the Buffoon
Lou ‘Zara
Raveling
Argregot
Estelade
Bangor
Alice Turner
Florizar
Bil Garrett
Sea Lion
Seide
Ordnung
Our Lizzie
High Hoe
Galanthus
Bernota
New Orleans Racing Results From Five Races
In six furlongs selling Weidemann beat Jessie Jarboe and Ignis. Five furlongs Add won with Benator Joe second. Mile and a sixteenth saw False Lead prevail with Major Mankir second. Six furlongs selling Tom Kingsley took over Lareauoise and Ove Brooks. Seven furlongs selling Uncle Bill won with Brown Was second. Five and one half furlongs selling W J Deboe won with Hylo second and End third.
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New Orleans
Weidemann
Jessie Jarboe
Ignis
Add
Benator Joe
Duces Tecum
Major Mankir
Sauber
Tom Kingsley
Lareauoise
Ove Brooks
Uncle Bill Woo
Navy orders send Iowa and Philadelphia to South America
Admiral Kautz received orders to sail immediately to South America and preparations are under way for the Iowa and Philadelphia to depart San Diego tomorrow. The reason for the hurry is not disclosed, shocking naval officials, and coal allotment for the flagship was cut in half today.
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San Diego
Cal
Kautz
South America
Iowa
Philadelphia
Oldest Los Angeles firm assigns for creditors
Made a assignment for the benefit of creditors by Max Meyberg & Co a longtime Los Angeles firm. Liabilities about 18000 with assets around 100000 placed in a committee including H W Hellman Nordlinger and W P Mor Oscar Strauss A W Patterson among eastern creditors.
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Los Angeles
Max Meyberg & Co
H. W. Hellman
Nordlinger
W. P Mor
San Francisco
Oscar Strauss
A. W. Patterson
New York
Government to Cancel Japanese Naturalization Papers in Canada
Vancouver reports the government will cancel naturalization papers issued to about 3,000 Japanese in Canada. Officials say the papers were fraudulent as applicants did not reside in the country for the required three years.
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Vancouver
B. C
Canada
Traffic overload halts transcontinental routes near Chicago
Chaotic travel conditions in December as heavy traffic slows east west routes toward California winter resorts. Officials report roads and transcontinental lines near Missouri River points overwhelmed, causing widespread disruption to travel flow.
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Chicago
Wester Way
California
Misgouri
Extra coaches and trains planned for heavy westbound traffic
Railway officials announce adding extra coaches to regular westbound trains and in some cases running additional services to handle peak travel. Berth accommodations for California points are booked as far ahead as February.
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California
Death of Henry J. Hayden After Fall from Window
New York December 7 Henry J Hayden vice president of the New York Central and Hudson River railroad died after he jumped or fell from the fourth story of his residence. A window was open and it is not known if he leaped or slipped. Hayden suffered nervousness and heart trouble and was prone to breath shortness. He fell on a fingstone crushing his head.
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New York
Henry J. Hayden
New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad
Hayden
Roadside Horse Collision After Funeral Processions
In a chaotic night scene after solemn funeral processions three or four single horse rigs carried men who urged their animals to speed. A shaft struck one horse killing it for liveryman Charles Langlois. The other horses faltered then scattered as the drivers escaped with no injuries. Latest wallet and card case novelties at Calkins'.
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Charles Langlois
Sloan Indifferent On Racing License Plans In Chicago
James Ted Sloan arrived from New York with a retinue and stayed at the Auditorium hotel. He said he would be persona non grata if he sought a jockey license next season and expects to ride in England. If not, he may return to America or try in France before attending the Gans McGovern fight and visiting Kokomo.
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Chicago
James Ted Sloan
New York
Auditorium Hotel
Sloan
England
America
France
Kokomo
Ind
Gans- McGovern
Pacific Coast
Santa Fe Albuquerque Railroad Incorporation Filed
A Santa Fe based line named Santa Fe Albuquerque and Pacific Railroad filed incorporation papers with the territorial secretary. Capital stock is 2,250,000 dollars for a 10 mile route from Santa Fe to Albuquerque linking with the Denver Rio Grande at San Pedro. Directors include Hopewell Pittshore Andrews San Pedro Saint Albuquerque Darrow Santa Fe.
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Denver
Republican
Santa Fe
N. M
Santa Fe, Albuquerque & Pacify Railroad Company
Albuquerque
Denver & Rio Grande
San Pedro
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Fl Paso & Northwestern Railroad
W. 8. Hopewell
Hillebore
W. HH. Andrews
Pittshore
T T. McLaughlin
Joseph KK. Saint
Charles W. Darrow
Rock Isler
Firemen battle blaze in Calumet coal shed No 1
Special Dispatch reports noon fire at Calumet and Hecla coal shed No 1 in South Lake Linden. Spontaneous ignition fueled flames nearly center of the mammoth building as dense smoke hampered efforts. Shed holds about 100000 tons of coal.
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Standard
Houghton
Mich
Calumet & Heeda
South Lake Linden
McKinley Seeks 2000 for Heirs in Texas Lynching
President McKinley recommends paying 2000 to the heirs of Florentino Suaste a Mexican citizen lynched in Lashille county Texas on October 5 1895. The proposal comes from humanitarian motives and does not address government liability.
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Washington
Lashille County
Texas
Florentino Suaste
Senate
Clapp Announces Candidacy in Minnesota Senate Race
General Clapp of St. Paul declares active candidacy adding to the field in the Minnesota senatorial contest. The city already lists W. B. Dean as a candidate alongside Clapp with formal announcement day observations.
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Clapp
St. Paul
Minn
W. B. Dean
Great Nuggets of Gold Tramp Miner Finds Fortunes in Nuggets
A Chicago Chronicle summary of giant gold nuggets and their finder stories across Australia and California. Notable gems include the Welcome Stranger of 1869 near Moliagul and Dunolly, the Blanche Barkley nugget at Kingower, and the 1592 ounce Sierra county find. Read of miners who prospered, were ruined, or saved by luck, with portraits of Oliver Martin and Mrs Ellis among others.
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Chicago Chronicle
Thomas Jefferson Hurley
American Institute of Mining Engineers
American Geographical Society
Mr. Hurley
Hill End
New South Wales
Messrs Byer and Hartman
Messrs, Byer
Hartman
Victoria
William Birkmyre
Moliagul
Dunolly
John Deason
Richard Oates
Bank of England
Bakery Hill
Ballarat
Melbourne
London
Blanche Barkley
Kingover
Crystal Palace
England
Old Gulden Point
Frewer’s Creek
Mount Alexander
Oliver Martin
California
Yuba
Tuolumne
Fl Dorado
Calaveras
John Fowler
Benton's
Grizzly Mountains
Corona
Bret Harte
Martin
Wowler
Fowler
Oliver
Yucatan
New Orleans
Louis Roderigo
Mistle Shaft
Bear Creek
Pine Ridge
San Francisco
Chicago
Alpine County
Harry FE. Ellis
Philadelphia
Ellis
Ellises
Guiches
Sierra County
New York
W. A. Farish
A. Wood
J Winstead
F. N. J. Clevering
Harry Warner
Monumental
Sierra Buttes
Troy
R. B. Woodward
Champagne prices stay high despite abundant Marne yield
A London report notes French Marne wine abundance may not lower prices. Historical vintages show price stability for top brands even as output rises. The article blames hotel and restaurant markups, corkage fees, and commissions for corks, keeping consumer costs high despite plentiful supply.
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Lonten Boundard
Marne
France
Maine
ISM
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Butte News
Mary
Lane
Sansavere
Granite
Wall Papers
West Side Paper Co
W. Broadway
Calkins
McKinley
Leys
Ubi
Secant
Montana
Evans
Hennessy’s
Newbro
Silver Bow Foundry and Machine Company
South Butte
P. O
Butte, Mont
DR. Norcross
Owsley Block
Montana Music Hall
Palace Music Hall
Helena
J. H. Fielding
J. W. Kenney
Northwest Coal Co
Granite St. Telsas
Fosselman Drug Co., Infonihas
Raih & Richter
Robert Koenne
North Main St
Buite
Mont
Centennial Brewing Co
N. Hamilton St
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