Deafness Cure Claim Through Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by fecal applications and must be treated with constitutional remedies. It links deafness to inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh, offering $100 for cases of deafness caused by catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Circulars free. Hall's Family Pills promoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Cheney &Co
Toledo
Ohio
Sregaiete
Ike
Newbro's Herpicide Declares Germ Cause of Dandruff
An advertisement proclaims a discovery that dandruff hair loss and baldness stem from a scalp germ. It claims Newbro's Herpicide destroys this germ at the hair root, promising permanent relief and removal of the dandruff, with the slogan Destroy the cause you remove the effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Hail of Winners in Oakland and New Orleans Races
High Chancellor 60 to 1 victor in a two year old race on a muddy Oakland track. Kickumbob the 20 to 1 upset in the mile event, with O'Connor and Jackson each riding two winners. Others include Duckey and Diderot victors across six races with times shown for each. New Orleans card lists Zack Ford, Pay the Fiddier and Dagmar among winners with multiple races timed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Oakland
High Chancellor
Duckey
Kickumbob
Fridolin
O'Connor
Jackson
Young Morello
Hilary
Alloa
Kickukmbob
Fridoln
Nigar
Adirondack
Hudson
New Orleans
Crescent City
Zack Ford
Vielinghuysen
Dousterswivel
Pay the Fiddier
Little Lois
Dandy Hi
Dagmar
Coley
Cantadas
Digby Bell
Swordsman
St. David
Circus
Kehodale
Little Emmy
Orla
Lord Neville
Pharaoh
Horse race entries list for today with multiple events
A long entry sheet lists six or more races with selling purses and weights for horses such as John Peters, Silver Fizz, Puss in Boots, Jollick, Evander, Riddons, Hungarian, Sweet Nell, and Dramburg among others. Several tracks include misreads and partial figures, notes on track conditions like clear or sloppy, and trainer initials such as A. L. Minings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Peters
Wyoming
Arigato
Skip Me
Bill Bohamanson
Loyal
Hipponax
Claire White
Jingler
Budd Wade
Screenwell Lake
Breton
the Hoodoo
Annie Max
Famarina
Canderas
the Weaver
Puss In Boots
Imp
Maud Sherwood
Litthe Margaret
Minnie Drossel
Mirenna
Dotterel
Jollick
Frangible
Kenilworth
Mercer
Evander
San Bruce
Chandoo
Cassenzo
Baldo
Dwightway
Maraschino
Riddons
Hungarian
Light Hall
Aloha N
Formere
M. L. Rothechild
Joe Ripley
Mareato
Lone Star
Bathoa
Galanthus
Dunblane
Clear
A. L. Minings
Guerdon
Aberdale
Warren Point
Dutch Carter
Ahoma
Aaron
Bobs
Belle of Elgin
Birdie Stone
Fickle Saint
Frank Jones
Sweet Nell
Navasota
Computation
Sue Vius
Lady Matchless
Farmer Bennett
Dalkeith
Carlovigian
Chancery
the Way
Erne
Frelinghuysen
Palarm
Choice
Albert F. Dewey
Goldaga
Dramburg
Dr. Carrick
Elsie Bramble
Eda Riley
Olekima
la Gorta
Dan Kahler
Tom Collins
Weidemann
Alpeca
Emma A. M
Buzz
Hanrahan Stopped by Childs in Fourth Round
Wild Bill Hanrahan’s bid for the heavyweight title ended quickly as Frank Childs, the colored contender, KO’d the New Yorker one minute into the fourth round at the American Club in Chicago. Hanrahan was outclassed from the start and fell after Childs landed a right to the jaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bill
HanrAhan
Prank Childs
Childs
Henrahan
Adams and Barker Take Three Straight in Two-Man Bowling
Adams and Barker won all three games in a Thornton alleys two man tournament. Peterson and Bring totaled 862 pins, while Adams and Barker finished with 1044. Peterson and Bring showed promise in their maiden event as White and Ellis prepare to face Perham and Kitto in a Wednesday match. Tonight Overlands meet Transits in city league play.
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Thornton
Adams
Barker
Peterson
Bring
White
Ellis
Perham
Kitto
Fames
Overlands
Transits
Harvard Athletics Dominates Eliot Report While Black Case Jury Formed
President Eliot highlights that athletic success does not boost freshman applicants, noting tennis as Harvard's top sport with 700 players and other sports trailing. In Bozeman, the Black poisoning case secured a regular jury panel plus two special venues, with jurors drawn from farmers and tradesmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliot
Harvard
Hgf
Yale
Princeton
Bozeman
Secret session delays joint conference resumption
The committee met in secret session and concluded the joint conference is unlikely to resume before tomorrow afternoon or Wednesday.
Jeffries Declines Terms For Fitzsimmons Match
New York Feb 3 Jim Jeffries refused to meet the terms Fitzsimmons had accepted. He notified manager Billy Delaney who is in San Francisco that future steps depend on Delaney suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jim Jeffries
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
Billy Delaney
San Francisco
Delaney
Montana Governor Names James M. Gaunt Delegate
Special Dispatch reports Governor Toole appoints James M. Gaunt of Great Falls as Montana’s delegate to the League of American Sportsmen meeting in Indianapolis on February 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toole
James M. Gaunt of
Great Falls
Montana
League of American Sportsmen
Indianapolis
Amateur billiard championship opener tops rival by 40
New York February 4 Wilson H. Journey of San Francisco defeated Charles C. Schmitt of Boston and Chicago by 40 points to 251 in the opening match of the class A amateur billiard championship. The fight took place in the Knickerbocker Athletic club theater with eight players entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wilson H. &Igourney
San Francisco
Charles C. Schmitt
Boston
Chicago
Knickerbocker Athletic Club
Permanent telegraphic link planned between Valdes and Eagle City
Dawson reports a permanent communication line will connect Valdes and Eagle City by next July. Captain Burnell estimates six months to complete the remaining distance with wires, aided by 12 US Signal Corps men from Vancouver. About 100 horses and 285 tons of baggage accompany the expedition under Burnell. Wires already extend 25 miles beyond Copper Center.
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Seattle
Dawson
Valdes
Eagle City
Burnell
Iite
United States Signal Corps
Vancouver Barracks
Copper Center
Copper River
RK. F. Oberlander
Forty Mile
Northern Commercial Company
White Horse
Five Fneer
Charles Watt
Oregon
Koyukuk
God Creek
Primrose
Northwest Mounted Police
South Africa
City Council Battle Over Prisoner Feeding Bills in Missoula
Missoula city council battle erupts over alderman Mix’s bill for feeding prisoners at more than 20 per head. Heated exchanges touch horse hire blacksmith supplies and a fight over proper orders. Discussion settles with bids proposed, bills allowed with future proper documentation, and adjournment until Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Missoula
Marsh
Alderman Mix
Mix
Alderman Marsh
Logan
May
Alderman Owen
Owen
Houston
T. A. Fitzgerald
Auditing Committee
A. L. Smith
Helena
Higgins
Hayes
William Logan
Herder
David Graham
Rattesnake Bridge
Heath Marshal
C. C. Pinlenberg
J. I. Wilson
Samuel Dinsmore
M. M. Joyce
FE. C. Mulroney
J. A. Houston
West Front Street
M. Berry
Washington and
Spruce Streets
President Deliberates on Schley Appeal After Court Inquiry
Washington February 3 Admiral Fans Captain Clark and Commander Wainwright held hours long talks with the president on the Schley appeal from the court of inquiry. No decision is expected soon as the president plans further conferrals with key officers who testified. He denied callers but invited others to luncheon during the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Admiral Fans
Clark
Wainwight
Admiral Schley
Court of Inquiry
Terrible Swede in Chicago Eyes Cycle Whirl Cast
John Lawson the Terrible Swede arrives in Chicago with Leonard Wilson and Nik Howard after two years riding on Fast and West tracks. The trio is enlisted to star in The Cycle Whirl at a local theater this week. Lawson notes the bowl spinning event is among his toughest challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Wilson
Chicago
Nick Howard
Capitol Steps
John Lawson
Lawson
Nik Howard
Cyelist
Washington
International spectators attend Holemekellen ski event
In Christiana Norway on February 7 spectators including many foreigners and several Americans watched the ki racing at Holemekellen. Groelme achieved the longest leap of 2 meters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiana
Norway
Holemekellen
Groelme
Snow scarce but wind causes telegraph damage in Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports little snow in 24 hours yet strong winds damaged telegraph and telephone lines. Coal regions report extreme cold with temperatures dropping about 20 degrees in 12 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Miners Win Wage Increase Pact With Operators
In Pistese the scale issue advances as operators meet miners demands for a percentage rise and propose a reduction in another percentage of current wages. The move mirrors last year’s Columbus joint conference policy leading to an agreement adopted in Indianapolis. Operators privately express optimism about the present path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Columbus
American delegates return to arrange ransom after brigand talks
From Constantinople a Daily Chronicle correspondent reports that despite agreements with brigands, transferring ransom is deemed unsafe. American delegates are returning to London to negotiate new terms and secure the funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Constantinople
Chironic
Lockout Hits Four Mills as Weavers Protest Loom System
Providence Rhode Island February 3 The lockout in the four mills of the American Woolen company at Olney took place today after a Saturday order. About 150 weavers led to a general strike against the double loom system. More than 6500 operatives in all departments are idle as funds are prepared to aid the unemployed and plans form to spread the strike to other company mills in different cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
American Woolen Company
Olmey
Resigning Officer Ken dall Departs Missoula Police
Missoula officials accept the resignation of Officer George Kendall after a 30 day lay off. Kendall had served about a year and was moved to the downtown beat before resigning tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Missoula
George Kendall
Miss Kate Sheley Starts County School Tour
Missoula. County superintendent of schools Miss Kate Sheley began her regular visit to country schools. She visited Stark and Nine Mile schools this morning and will stay there until Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Missoula
Kate Sheley
Stark
Nine Mile
Costs Mere to Get in Now in Missoula Meeting
An enthusiastic Missoula gathering, reported by Special Dispatch, notes costs mere to get in now as a focal point of the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bstandare
Missoula
Sullivan Prepares for McGovern Clash in Louisville
Dave Sullivan trains at Sheepshead Bay before heading to Louisville for a Washington’s Birthday night bout with Terry McGovern. Backed by Tom Sharkey and sparring partner Charley Seeger, Sullivan refines a close-quarters, aggressive style aimed at seizing the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Sullivan
Terry McGovern
Louisville
Washington
Sheepshead Bay
Sullivan
Spike
Tom Sharkey
Charley Seeger
Hoboken
Young Corbett
Seeger
Dave
Brooklyn
Club By Laws Amended At Fort Missoula Meeting
Action was taken to amend the by laws and constitution. The full membership limit was raised to 200 dollars from 109. Changes affected the powers of the secretary and treasurer. Fort Missoula and the state university were discussed in what was described as a lively meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Missoula
State University
Alaskan mail carrier lost near Isak's Point
Nome reports two Carlisle sisters, their real names unknown, died by self-inflicted carbolic acid amid despondency. A mail party led by Walden faced a five day trek through Golovin Bay timber with heavy loads and difficult sleigh travel.
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Seattle
Nome
Carlisle Sisters
United
Moi
Job Wadon
Isak’s Point
Golovin Bay
Pont
August Nelson
Norton Bay
Walden
Chinik
Woodruff
H E
Waldon
Dayton Man A Hanan Dies At 2 In Washington State
Dayton Washington February 3 A Hanan reportedly the oldest man in Washington state has died at age 2 He was a Kentuckian and a veteran of the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Wash
A. Hanan
Washington
Wealthy pioneer tied to Indian wars and Boone in Kentucky
A brief obituary style note recalls a man who fought in the 1858 Indian war and joined the Blackhawk war narrative. It mentions his arrival in this region in 1859 and his father’s passage into Kentucky with Daniel Boone, noting he was among the county’s wealthiest residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Daniel Boone
Adams Plans New Anaconda Clothing Store
Adams, a former Great Falls businessman, will establish a general dry goods and clothing shop at 40 East Park Street in the former C. O. D. building. He aims to open around February 24 and is welcomed as a valued addition to Anaconda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake
O. D
Adams
Great Falls
Anaconda
East Park Street
Cass
Severe cold weather grips Chicago with deadly toll
Chicago endured a brutal cold wave with 5 below zero at 7 am and 2 below by 1 pm. An Old People's home inmate died from freezing while John R. Davis of Glenville was hospitalized with frozen hands and possible amputation. Pugilist Young Grifo suffered frozen extremities in a serious condition.
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Chicago
John R. Davis
Glenville
Grffo
Balfour Hints South African War Communication To Be Laid
In the House of Commons on February 3 A J Balfour the government leader said he hoped the Dutch communication on the South African war and the British reply would be laid on the table Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
A. J. Balfour
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Butte
Christie & Leys
Main Street
Butta, Mont
Eagle Pharmacy
New Orlenns
Wild Bill
Ring
Liliet
A. Darlington
G. F. Hull
John Bartholom
Frank Waldorf
Frank Frost
A. F. Crail
M. Lewis
Alfred Leneque
B. P. Cobb
Baker
Merritt Penwell
Belgrade
John Humphrey
Sedan
Hishman
Sigeuries
Schmitt
Aldermen
Nally
SWIFT
Atlanta
Ile
McGovern
Ready
Land of Dreams
Sharkey
Job Walden
Per
Carlisle
Ield
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