Bowlers Shine In Pro Men Bowling Tournament
Three sets of games were played at the Thornton alleys last night in a two event pro men tournament. Adams led with 234 while Barker and Todd posted strong scores as they beat McKinley and others. Doran and Flynn joined the fray as newcomers, with tight competition and high totals in the overall sets.
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Thornton
Adams
Barker
Todd
McKinney
McKinley
Doran
Flonn
White
Ellis
Perham
Kitto
Told
McKkinley
Lov
Flynn
Toda
Adame
Burns Aims For Quick Bout At Ogden
Jimmy Burns left Salt Lake City for Ogden to be absent a couple of days. Rumor says Dunmy Rowan arrived at the Junction City yesterday. Burns plans to stop the fil nt man inside 20 rounds, but Rowan has not accepted the challenge.
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Salt Lake City
Jimmy Burns
Ogden
Dunmy Rowan
Junction City
Burns
Trains With Messengers for Salt Lake Clash
Phil Green began training yesterday at the Salt Lake club for his bout with Silent Rowan scheduled for the ith. Several Messenger boys off duty sparred with Green and put him through the regular sprouts course as Dues ay Bob sparred several rounds with Green.
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Salt Lake Tribune
Phil Green
Salt Lake Club
Silent Rowan
Ith
Messenger
Green
Duesay
Bob
Polling Gazette Annual and Puellistic Record
The pocket edition lists boxing records with leading pugilists, names of opponents, localities, dates and decisions. It highlights prominent fighters and their achievements across all branches of sport, reflecting the year's most significant records.
Governor commutes sentence of boy thief to reform school
Governor Toole commuted Jesse White's one year sentence for grand larceny in Gallatin county to one year in reform school. White, 11, attended Bozeman High, and with a companion took a $20 from a sleeping man, later sharing the money. Judge Holloway and others supported reform, pending pardons board approval.
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Standard
Helena
Toole
Jesse White
Gallatin County
Grand Larceny
Reform School
Holloway
White
Bozeman
Bozeman High School
Board of Pardons
Walreth
Ozeman
Smallpox Scare at Havre Involving Local Painter's Death
Havre reports six mild smallpox cases with one fatality Joan McCabe a renowned local painter died yesterday. Doctors Adams and McKenzie quarantine affected areas and relocated patients to a pesthouse on the town outskirts. A year ago the town faced a larger outbreak with about 17 cases but no deaths.
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Havre
Joan McCabe
Amas and
McKenzie
Biddles Laid To Rest After Escape Attempt
John and Ed Biddle were buried in Pittsburg cemetery after a church funeral. They were executed convicts from the county jail for the Grover King and Detective Fitzgerald murder. Mrs. Soffel aided their escape but died after a confrontation with a posse near Butler. the Biddles and Soffel claimed innocence before death.
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Pittsburg
John
Ed Biddle
Edward Bidde
Grover King
Fitzgerald
Soffel
Pd Riddle
Canada
Butler
Jack Pi'dle
Bitler
Not an Earl: Billings Bellboy Tale Crashes
In Billings a doorway tale claimed Chilvers, a Grand hotel bellboy, inherited the Earl of Norwich title after his uncle’s death. The story proved false. Chilvers did not inherit any title and his father is a shoe importer in Norwich. The hoax was started by hotel staff and the city dismisses the rumor as a joke.
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Standard
Billings
Chilvers
Grand Hotel
England
Earl of Norwich
Bell Boy
Earl of
Norwich
British Isles
St. Paul
Great Britain
Patents Granted to Creager and Walsh in Butte
Warthington D C February 5 patents issued to Charlies Creager for a 4 stamp battery cam and to Patrick W Walsh for a wrench both listed as from Butte.
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Warthington, D. C
Charlies Creager
Patrick W. Walsh
Butte
Favorites Five First Choices Win at Oakland
Five favorites win at Oakland with O Connor and Jackson each claiming two victories. Harry Lewis is ruled off by stewards for welching on a marker bet, failing to appear and pay. Esternell wins the third race with Montoya and Lass of Langdon following. Hudson takes the 2 year olds by a neck over Amorina. Nigrette 40 to 1 shot third.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Esternell
Montoya
Lass of
Langdon
Hudson
Amorina
Nigrette
O'Connor
Jackson
Harry Lewis
Lass of Langdon
Bob Palmer
Monda
Courtier
seling—Hudson
A»oruna
Crescent City racing results from New Orleans meet
Results list from New Orleans on February 5 detailing six races. Winners include Philma Paxton in the mile and seventy yards, Barney Saale in five furlongs, W. H. Dixon in steeplechase, Ida Leder woo in the handicap, Beana in the longer mile and an eighth, and Garter Bannon in the selling race, with runners up and times noted for each event.
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New Orleans
Crescent City
Philma Paxton
Prince Real
Barney Saale
Gortland IL
W. H. Dixon
Coley
Daemar
Ida Leder Woo
Mary
Henry
Franstame
Beana
Strangest
Congress Debates Navy Vessels Funds and Alaska Land Offices
The debate centers on a $450 052 appropriation to reimburse insular funds for small gunboats and stores at Manila. Mr Tillman questions honesty of expenditures while Mr Hale explains Navy estimates and board recommendations. Alaska land offices debate ends with one office and president set to locate it. The bill passes as the Senate adjourns after an executive session.
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Manila
Tillman
Hale
Secretary of the Navy
Mec. Hale
Bacon
Georgia
Teller
Colorado
Philippines
Alaska
Sitka
Cockreil
Public Service
Senate
Knox weighs hearing on Judge Noyes contempt case
Attorney General Knox opened a preliminary hearing into whether Judge Noyes of the Nome Alaska district Office faced contempt in the San Francisco appeals court. The session was adjourned to February 4 with all parties agreeing to allow San Francisco counsel to attend if desired.
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Washington
Knox
Noyes
United States Court
Nome District of
Alaska
United States Court of Appeals
San Francisco
McLaughlin
Ralston
Brewster
Wild Goose Mining Company
Frost
KE. S. Pillsbury
Court of Appeals
Thoroughbred entries slate seven races at Dupage track
Today's program lists seven races with entries including Burlingon Birdle T 118 J W Dickey. Esternell 109 Mike Murphy. Eldred 109 Muat lakwa 112 Ulloa 107. Matt Hogan 109 Duckey 109. J Boges 0 Captivate 93 Afghan 107. Legal Maxim 93 Baldo 95. St David 110 Palarm 110 Lillian Reed 108 Lilye Lois 105. more purses and handicaps through six races with a mix of selling and stakes conditions and multiple horses per event.
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Burligton
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Wernberag
Liaure
Altawan
Ellisten
St. Plorian
Florimore
Len Reno
Esternell
Dwight Way
Mike Murphy
Malaspi Na
Baltest
Bassenzo
Evander
Silva Crug
Eldred
William F
Muatlakwa
Ulloa
Hilary
Nellie Forest
San Venado
Berendos
Tiouron
Casdale
Legal Maxim
Louwelsea
Baldo
Arigate
Nilgar
M. L. Rothschild
Harry Thatcher
Billy Lyons
Kickumbob
Ishtar
Constable
Nonie
Mareato
Showery
St. David
Palarm
Warren Point
Lillian Reed
Lilye Lois
Ceylon
Aaron
Blue Ridge
Bill Nixon
Honda
Black Patti
Frank Rice
Dark Planet
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Sue
Lennep
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Tour
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Fearful
Palmer Bennett
Carlovingian
Star Cotton
Saragamp
the Way
Echo Dale
Brightie B
Masterful
Mileon
Waban
Trillo
the Messenger
Lady Kent
Butte Baseball Club Signs Ira Harmon and William Donaty
Charles Lane president of the Butte Baseball club reports the first official bulletin from Secretary W H Lucas announcing the signing of Ira Harmon and William Donaty with Seattle. Manager McCoskey is in Chicago and nothing has been heard since his arrival there.
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Charles Lane
Butte Baseball Club
W. Hi. Lucas
Ira Harmon
Wil'am Donaty
Seattle
McCoskey
Butte
Chicago
Dr. W. H. Foster Funeral Set in Bozeman
The funeral is planned for Friday at 2 30 in Bozeman for Dr. W H Foster. Remains arrived from Minneapolis tonight with Mrs Foster and Fred J H Foster of Billings, a brother of the deceased.
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Standard
Bozeman
W. H. Foster
Minneapolis
Foster
Fred J H. Foster
Billings
Bill to Regulate Hates and Interstate Rates
Washington Feb 5 Senator N introduced a bill to am end the interstate commerce law empowering the interstate commerce commission to fix transportation rates and punish violators. The measure allows joint rates when needed and subjects violators to fines up to 20 000 with circuit and supreme court review.
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Washington
National Millers’ Aseector
Interstate Commerce Commission
Circuit Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Commission
Government appropriations bill advances in House
The House appropriations committee completed the creativ e executive and judicial appropriation bill to fund numerous government branches. It carries $25,146,889 about half a million below the estimates.
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Washington
House
I T
Rail Yard Blockade After Coal Spill In Missoula
A section of yards west of the Northern Pacific depot was blocked when a big Oregon Short Line car discharged coal while switching. The mess was cleared by evening. Train No. 4 arrived an hour late. No. 12 matched schedule. No. 3 arrived four hours late. Trainmaster Black returned from Helena.
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Missoula
Northern Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Black
Helena
Hotel Arrivals
European hotel guest list includes C. H. Peters Pueblo Colo Miss Mabel Derosier Miss Maud Derosier De Smet Roy H. Keller St Paul W.8 Myers Ovando D P Ma honey Wallace Walter Parks Bonita Harry R Kelley Iron Mountain.
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Pueblo
Colo
Mabel Derosier
Maud Derosier
de Smet
Roy H. Keller
St. Paul
W. 8. Myers
Ovando
D. P. Mahoney
Wallace
Walter Parks
Bonita
Harry R. Kelley
Iron Mountain
Tallent Pioneer in Danger as Wife Is Burned in California
Butte man Patrick Tallent rushed to Salt Lake after learning his wife Clara Lincoln Tallent was gravely burned in a yard fire in Hanford California. She was reported in dangerous condition and the telegram urged him to hasten. Clara Lincoln Tallent was a pioneer and the town's first music teacher. her brother died in the Centennial hotel fire.
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Butte
Hanford
California
Wyoming Street
Finlen Hotel
Tallent
Clara Lincoln
Sons of Hermann Stage a Glowing Masquerade Ball
The annual Sons of Hermann masquerade ball at the Auditorium was a success with handsome costumes and 40 prizes awarded. Mrs. Martin won for the most elegant outfit and Miss Lizzie Lange earned top character as Mrs Katzenjammer. Myer won best original character among the gentlemen and FLW Kuphal was named best representation of a Son of Hermann.
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Sons of Hermann
Martin
Mra. Katzenjammer
Lizzie Lange
Ifans Myer
Flw. Kuphal
Hermann
Sheepmen Convene in Montana Readings and Talks
Delegates heard papers on native grasses sheep feeding and range management. Prominent speakers from Billings Bozeman Denver and Oregon discussed wool industry growth grazing reform and future consolidation while officers and meeting place for the next session were planned.
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R. S. Shaw
State Agricultural College
Bozeman
P. B. Moss
Billings
Yellowatore Valley
Moes
Maly
Moss
Chicago
Liverpool
PD. O'Donnell
C. J. Mollis
Oregon
Montana
J. W. Fallon
Helena
Pernot
Oregon Experiment Station
H. H. Nelson
Cascade
M. E. Knowles
Lambs Club
Pollard Juvenile Opera Company Stars In The Geisha At Suttons
The Pollard juvenile company wowed a full Suttons Broadway audience with The Geisha last night. Miss Alice Pollard led as Mimosa San with a sweet powerful voice while Fred Pollard and Wup Hi charmed as captain and tea house proprietor. The youthful cast delivered polished singing and lively acting prompting encores. managers extended the engagement three nights, making a full week.
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Pollard
Juvenile Opera Company
Sutton
Broadway
Alice Pollard
Fred Pollard
Wup Hi
Ten Thousand Toys
Leysons Host Dinner Party For Visiting San Francisco Guests
Last evening Mr. and Mrs. Allen of San Francisco were honored guests at a dinner party at the Thornton hosted by J. H. Leyson. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Hes set, Mr. and Mrs. Holbrook, Mr. and Mrs. Warfield, Mr. and Mrs. Mller, J. H. Leyson, George Clark, Dr. Leggat, Miss Walker, Miss Hattie Young and Mrs. Busch.
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Allen
San Francisco
Butte
Thornton
J. H. Leyson
J. K. Hesset
City
Fred Holbrook
Carson Warfield
C. L. Mller
Messrs
George Clark
Dr. Leggat
Miss Walker
Hattie Young
Busch
Funeral for Mrs. Walter Walsh Today at 2
The funeral will be held today at 2 o'clock from the family residence on Ruby street. Hugh I. Wilson, owner of the Butte hotel, and Tom Hinds returned home yesterday after a month-long trip along the San Francisco coast.
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Walter Walsh
Ruby Street
Hugh I. Wilson
Butte Hotel
Tom Hinds
San Francisco
SAPPHIRES DISCOVERED IN FERGUS COUNTY FIELD FIND
The Standard reports sapphires of unusual size and brilliancy found in Fergus county near Sand creek ten miles north of Blood creek in the bad lands. Fourteen claims were staked by Deyo, with many gems gathered before severe cold halted work. Ground is snowbound with temperatures 10 to 20 below, making prospecting impossible and prompting most diggers to return to civility while a Utica party presses on. Gems found on ant hills suggest sapphires not diamonds.
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The
Standard
Lewistown
Fergus County
Blood Creek
Sand Creek
Missouri River
Deyo
Utica
Bood Creek
President's response to Schley to be released next Saturday
Washington reports the president will publish his reply to Admiral Schley's application next Saturday. A White House visitor said the president intends to uphold the majority report verdict and suggests the response will be adverse to Schley.
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Washington
the Post
Admiral Schley
White House
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