Boxing headlines and football notes from early papers
The snippet reports a Milwaukee eight round boxing win for Andy Bexehah over Jack O'Leary, a Dougherty upset of Otto Shlaff, and Rent drawing with Mike Schreck in Sinn Dives. It notes Philadelphia Jack O'Brien’s possible next opponent, plus Pitt Pittsburg intercity boxing roughness and a Yale Harvard football all star debate. It includes remarks by Dr. Murphy and university football tweaks and guard comparisons.
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Milwaukee
Andy Bexehah
Cincinnati
Jack O'Leary
O'Leary
Teddy Murphy
Jack Dougherty
Otto Shlaff
Caline Rent
Mike Schreck
Dave Barry
Schreck
Barry
Dubbman
Amateur championship race at Holland rink tonight
A big sport week opens at the Holland rink with a race to decide the Bulle amateur championship. Four skaters Tin Reardon Werbert Miley Lou Bramen and Jim Donnelly compete in a six lap opening event at 8 30 pm with intense rivalry and Donnelly favored by many.
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Bulle
Holland
Tin Reardon
Werbert Miley
Lou Bramen
Jim Donnelly
Reardon
Donnelly
Gilmore Wins This Time In Boxing Bout
Chicago December 24 Fred Gilmore former amateur featherweight champion of America defeated by local novice Fred Linsted before. Gilmore regained the decision in a hard fought match with Linsted delivering a setback to the former title holder.
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Chicago
Fred Gilmore
America
Fred Linsted
Gilmore Defeats Lingted In Illinois Tournament Bout
In a steel bruising match in Illinois Athletic series Gilmore controlled the three rounds with a straight left that Lingted could not counter. Meht Lingted then floored Gilmore with a right, but in tonight's rematch Gilmore outboxed him, avoiding Lingted's assaults and earning victory by superior craft.
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Illinois
Gilmore
Linated
The Prings of Pilsen at Broadway in Butte
The Prings of Pilsen a Broadway comedy arrives in Butte tomorrow at the Broadway theater. The low floor sold out after seats went on sale yesterday, with Jess Danis and Louise a etnicly in leading roles and a strong company assembled by Mr. Savage for the run.
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Butte
Butts
Soli
Jess Danis
Tana Goer
Prince
Louise
Acress
Gritger
Persounter
Mr. Savage
Narrow Escape for Two in Butte Wind Squall
CW Dempster Butte employment agent was guiding Harry Strickland a new arrival when a sign and chimney toppled from above at the Corner of Main and Feondsay narrowly missing them. A brick struck Strickland on the shoulder and Dempster’s hat brim. Strickland sustained painful though non fatal injuries. High winds blamed for the accident.
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CW. Dempster
Butte City
Harry Strickland
Sifonu
Main and
Feondsay
Strickland
le Wre
Elk Show Rehearsal Sparks Talk of Ik Minstrels
Rumors of a serious Elk meeting and rehearsal for the Ik minstrel show circulate as the Haverly Minstrels, many Elk members, prepare to perform in Butte next Sunday and Monday. Decisive plans hinge on swift progress after holiday delays.
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Avon
Haverly
Elka
Butte
Norwegian M. E. Church Tree Lighting Delight
One of the last Christmas trees of the season lit up the Norwegian and Danish Methodist church at 101 West Copper Street last evening. Children enjoyed a program of recitations and songs from Sunday school scholars and the tree was stripped of its presents. Every child left happy with toys as nuts and candies overflowed, ensuring no one went home empty handed.
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West Copper Street
Seholors
Maccabees Hold Christmas Banquet and Smokers
The Knights of the Maccabees No 6 hosted a Christmas banquet and smoker in their Pythian quarters, with 11 to 60 members attending. State commander Z J Davig acted as doormaster, and attendees enjoyed yarn spinners and punch alongside a Christmas dinner style menu. Strong fraternal turnout characterized the event in Butler.
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Knights of the Maccabees
Pythian
Z. J. Davig
the Maccabees
Butle
The
Maccabees
Off And racing bugle signals dubious starts and wins
Dec 26 reports from New Orleans Los Angeles and San Francisco detail horse racing results with multiple races and times, featuring winners such as Queen Heewan Prominence Alderman Batt Pachuca and more. Philadelphia Jack OBrien challenges J J Jefferies as he eyes an Eastbound comeback.
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San Francisca
Fox
Faln
Horaca
Queen Heewan
Avunala Cewand
Nettle Hicks
Prominence
Tun McGratheevand
Chint “Wittman
Smithy Kane
Estraza
Auarter
Roynolty
Hi Cauleop
Ray
Thene
Witth
Ba Sheridan Pea’ Passart
Fury
Bob Ragan
Gackful
Byronerdale
Los Angeles
Aldermin Batt
Bebling
Ascal
Pachuca
Gentle Harry
Vassalo
J. Donohue
Tepper Pool
Fir Brinkler
Alderman Batt
Preston
Sumhark
Doillle Wetthoft
Butiful
Rackey
Pime
Hipporrates
Orehan
Ebbylene
Belle Kinney
Pintn
Princa Ching
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
East
J. J. Jefferies
Jefferies
O'Brien
Butte Racing Plans Move Forward with Fifteen Days of Racing
Butte Racing and Fair association nears completion of plans for two weeks of racing with big stakes. Attorney Green directed to file incorporation papers with $50,000 capital for subscribers by January 11. Racing slated to begin August 11 with two races daily and six stake events worth $500 each, open to all ages and classes, plus matinee and club member classes.
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Butte Racing and Fair Association
Peter Green
A. D. Galbraith
Butte
Helena
Ttig
Silver Dow County
Engineers Grand Ball on the New Year's Night
The Butte Stationary Engineers union No. 3 of the Western Federation of Miners will stage a grand ball to celebrate New Year’s, promising a fairy pavilion transformed hall, with Silas orchestra providing dance music. Committees named for arrangements and reception include B. Clark, H. Weidenbach, J. Gare, J. Creighton, F. Coyle, J. McDonald, A. O'Donnell, F. Carney, and others.
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Butte Stationary Engineers’ Union
Western Federation of Miners
Rehall
Silal
B. Clark
H. A. Weidenbach
H. Neally
B . Mitchell
J. L. Gare
Joseph Creighton
Frank Coyle
J. W. McDonald
al O'Donnell
Frank Carney
Ralph Foster
Abe Winwood
FA. Starvens
J. S. Spencer
Ty Ui McDonala
Joseph Bartzon
J. 7. Backus
Malcolm Gills
Kerr Geadie
Matthews
Perry
Mahoney
Afe Tcinley
BM. Lindsay
Charles Hin
Wife Defends Self as Husband Abused. Davis Arrested
Davis gave up his freedom yesterday after his wife reported a beating to police. He was arrested at 3 40 in the afternoon and awaits arraignment on assault and battery charges. The Davis family lives on a rural Bronde-oy area.
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Davis
Fire destroys residence on South Montana Street
At an early hour yesterday morning fire destroyed the residence of David Willard on South Montana Street in the city limits. There was no one at home at the time and no fire in the house. the blaze is thought to have been incendiary.
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Marvin Hart
Jack Hoot
Reno
Tommy Ryan
Jack
Twin
O'Brien
Hart
Ryan
David Willard
Montana Street
Erlein
Butte Notes Roundup of Visitors and Local News
E Langley and wife of Forsytt visit Butte as J Winscott and son of Great Falls are in the city. John Korogi of Wisdom spending a few days here. Dr A Dorgis and FR Davey arrived from Garnet. John T Murphy among arrivals from Elena yesterday. Fr J Shannon manager of Daly stock farm at Hamilton in Butte. Mrs Youtten receives birthday news. P A Holland departs for Los Angeles for weeks. Dr T B Moore leaves for Los Angeles for two weeks. TB Collins Jr and C D French return to Helena after Christmas in Butte. Mrs D I Wampler returns to Wisdom after visit with daughter Mrs Eugene Brink. The Standard thanks Casey Candy Co for gift of candy. Mrs T J Farrell arrives from Missoula, guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Conway. Salt Lake hockey team to play Butte at Holland rink. Ennessy’s team to meet the winner Sunday. Tom Keating returns from Sheep Creek after developing Keating placer mine. Miss Estelin Mac Rich Beav erhead county schools superintendent, en route to Livingston for Montana teachers’ annual meeting. Miss Elizabeth Hawley Beaverhead high school English teacher, en route to Livingston for state teachers’ meeting.
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A. E. Langley
Forsytt
Butte
J. Winscott
Great Falte
John Korogi
Wisdom
A. Dorgiis
FR. Davey
Garnet
John T. Murphy
Elena
Fr. J. Shannon
Daly Stock Farm
Hamilton
Horn
Des
Joalah Youtten
West Center Street
P. A. Holland
Los Angels
T. B. Moore
U’sjack Uils
Laos Angeles
TB Collins, Jr
C.D. French
Helena
D. I. Wampler
Sirs
Eugene Brink
Hig City
Standard
Casey Candy Company
T. J. Farrell
Missoula
Hutte
Frank Conway
Crack
Ennessy
Tom Keating
Sheep Creek
Estelin Mac Rich
Schols
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Livingston
Teachers of
Montana
Elizabeth Hawley
Finglish
State
Teachers’ Association
Railroads Pay Back Taxes After Pause in Tax Law
Madison December 26 Northwestern Railway paid 225034 taxes for 1905 and St Paul paid 161258 taxes and interest for 1904 and 1905 under a law paused at the special session. Other railroad companies are expected to follow suit.
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Madison
Wis
Northwestern
St. Paul
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