Walsh of Bank Charged in Centralia Chester Railroad Deal
Former Chicago National Bank president Walsh faces charges over a 450000 dollar purchase of the 81 mile Centralia Chester railroad while in receivership. Foreman and others testified to contracts and payments, with defenses claiming bank benefit. Master’s hearing noted inability to complete the transaction as a receiver.
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Chiregs
Dee
Dahn
H. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
B. Il
East St. Louis
Walsh
Centralia & Chester Railroad
My. Walgh
Cor
Sparta Coal Company
Wag
Celver
A. E. Dickinson
Miio Coal Company
A.M. Taft
Arnols Southern Railway
J. K. Seifert
Indiana Coal Company
Indiana Southern Coal Company
Southern Indiana Coal Company
Chicago National
Ure
No Game For The Title As Oregonians Back Out
The proposed intercollegiate battle for the championship was definitively canceled by the Oregon team. Their coach departed for the East, and the contest, once to be held next Saturday in Portland, is called off.
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Oregonians
Gomn
de Crogan
Washington
Baet
Portland
Tommy Reilly Defeated by Young Peter Jackson in California bout
A fragmented report describes Tommy Reilly quitting against Young Peter Jackson in Sacraments, California. The bout ended in Jackson’s favor after Reilly complained of stomach trouble, with Jackson delivering a machine like finish by the seventh round.
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Tommy Reilly
Peter Jackson
Cal
Butin
Peter Jack
Telly
Young Peter
Reilly
Flynn
Blige In a Fiasco at South Butte Track Meet
A late run led to a mishap at a South Butte event where an athlete faced an arrest on minor charges after a mishandled outing. He was later detained by authorities and taken into custody as investigations continued.
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Wey Blige
South Butte
Ita
Yolhery
Muvve
Tyro
Moran Attell World Bantam Thinks New Year Fight
Owen Moran of England and Abe Attell arrange a New Year’s Day bout for the worst weight championship in San Francisco. The contest will be at Colina street and start promptly at 8 p.m. J Jeffries will be chosen before. Judges and martial officials from Queensbury rules will govern. The purse splits 50 50 with 40 percent to the winner. Each fighter deposits 1300 in guarantees to meet the weight.
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Bay Francisca
Owen Moran
England
Abe Attell
Usely
Sannenyetsen
Colina Strona
P.m. Dames J
Jefries
Eiraignt Martials
Queensbrery
Aun
Jorey
All Her Finery Is Gone Women’s Distressing Case
A prowler forced entry into Miss Minnie Symes’s apartment between 10 and midnight last night and stole a tailor made suit a bass sleeve dress shirts and petticoats valued at 125 dollars. Miss Symes, a waitress, reported the theft to police and a list of missing items includes skirts coats gloves and a silk coat. Detective Joe Williams investigated the case.
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Minnie Symes
Misa Symes
Joe Williamg
Races At Fair Grounds Highlighted By Crashes And Winners
On the New Orleans track today four jockeys fell when Blackhurn Brumbled on the back stretch. Jockey Fogarty was badly injured. Race results include Angelus winning the first race at five and a furlong, Cultness second, Anna Stott third in the second, Rickey winning the third, Carthaga taking the fourth, Bertha W. first in the fifth, and Nancy winning the sixth. Oakland and Santa Anita meet later with multiple races listed and times recorded.
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New Orleans
Fair Grounds
Blackhurn
Fogarty
Angelus
Gee Whiz
Stoneman
Vine
Cultness
Higinbotham
Anna Stott
Jmne
Rickey
Tudor
Light Note
Carthaga
Lajeunesse
Ed Kunv Laird
Bertha W
Lucy Young
Ralbert
Nancy
Butte Faces Spokane Eligibility Fight Over Players
Spokane raises questions on Duke Schraeder and Philipps playing for Butte high school football under Montana Interscholastic Athletic Association rules. If Schraeder is ineligible after four high school years and Phillips turns 21, Spokane could reclaim the title, sparking protests from Butte authorities and echoing prior eligibility disputes led by Principal H. M. Hart.
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Butte Hitch
Spokane
Duke Schraeder
Ine Philippy
Montana Interscholastic Athletic Association
State of
Washington
Montana
Schroeder
Phillips
Butte
H. M. Hart
Butto
Mfr
Hert
Darman
Missoula
Moulina
Baille
Kuntz
Bozeman
Hart
Morrison
Missould
Garden City
Ralfmiler
Schraeder
Merrill
Wis
Downer
Gare
Rutt Dln
Olne
Thare
Seattle Athletic Club Defeats Multnomah in 0 0 Match
Seattle Athletic Club soccer team defeated Multnomah Athletic Club of Portland 0 to 0 after eight minutes of play. A rematch is planned in Portland on Christmas Day with both teams aiming to settle the score.
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Seattle Athetic
Multnomah Athlete Club of
Portland
Dlowans
Hague Peace Conference Delegates Document Acknowledged
The Hague Courrier notes Turttham Pasha mocked delegates as busy with autograph seekers and albums, calling it a rapid spectacle amid the peace talks. The scene highlights the ceremonial side overshadowing substantive discussions at the conference.
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Hague
Henry Smith Doped Is Conclusion of Jury
The coroner's jury at Walsa's undertaker rooms ruled Henry M. Smith was probably doped, causing him to wander onto the Rocker railway and be struck by the Butte, Anaconda & Pacific passenger train. Engineers and witnesses testified he staggered from a sidetrack, not in his right mind, with saloon and intoxication cited as likely factors. No blame was placed on the railway or staff.
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Henry M. Smith
South Butte
Butte
Rocker Mondey
Walsa's
Undertak
Peter Layton
Smith
Uney
Stevens
Jian
Charles
Frank O'Brienels
Rocker
Butle
Bert Merwin
John Warner
Froman
Mervin
Tim
Thomas He Ponenel
Hin
Hutte Knm
Hue
Peacock
Santth
Josenh H. Pelut
Mar
Sud
Mauer
Lasyion
Sinlden
Layton
Lam
Starion
Rocher
Dotney
Iowa
Reforms in Baseball Advocated at Meeting
New York Pee. A meeting of the National League of Baseball Cubs discussed reforms to speed play. Proposals include banning the “ artificial double-header ” and limiting substitutions. President Daly urged changes to the grind stand and visiting duties, with adjournment until tomorrow.
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New York
Pee
Cubs
Jehoers
Oflvers
Dalian
Betes
Malia
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Advertises Health Warnings
An advertisement warns of kidney trouble and urges Swamp-Root as a remedy. It cites danger signals and a trial offer with a free sample bottle and booklet, directing readers to send for Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root at Binghamton New York. It claims cures for back pain bloating and frequent urination among other symptoms.
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Ache
le Natuer
Mma
Teilmer &Cle
Binghamton
Alcurio Daily Standard
Gaarontcud
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