Butte Crowd Goes Mad as Basketball Excitement Roars
The Butte girls and boys hosted Helena High in a doubleheader drawing about 70 spectators. Helena won both games 11–2 and 13–11 in a lively, raucous night. Miles Trotter led the Butte girls with strong moves while delays and fouls marred the second half.
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Helena
Royal Sport
Breathé Crawn
Miles Trotter
Hutle
Minnie Delay
Helana
Ble
Miss Delay
Aelona
Ruby Hahen
Gamre
Fevitna J
Butin
Tirst
Butte
Melana
Geehal
Butté
Brooks
Irwin
Jobni
Ou Butty
Or Haven
Mae—Irwin
Johnson
Hillis
Lenewp
Helena— Tohnson
Tom Hillis
Hahn
Canigr
Seltrove
Jett Gard
Donaldson
Rutle—Brooks
Harvay
Phiilips
Trewin
Pelt
Trwin
Saner
Bergstrom
Loomis
Alllips
Gama
Mionie Welay
Huby John
Ona Cuming
I Freeser
Holbrook
Venters
Cauntain Mary Kuntz
H. Lynn
Marvel Coulter
Regina Tradlér
Helen Coulter
Ronnie O'Neil
Eda Moore
Hattie Borman
Bulle Scholastics
Lua Wowan'a
Vielting Tanme
Delegates Called for Prohibition National Convention
In Columbus Ohio on February Fifteen hundred and twelve delegates and as many mentors are provided for in the official call for the national prohibition convention to meet there July 15. It is expected to be attended by about two thousand persons. The convention aims to formulate candidates for president and vice president.
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Columbus
Ohie
Raymond Laveland
Ster
Baveland
Abo
St. Paul Free Press
Butte
Saveland
Woods
Saveand
Ha Good
Star Battery
Indianapolis
Wisconsin
aVading
Frisco
Trisco
Oakland
Aberdeen
Everett
Bellingham
Helena
Prisco
Dolinws
Caast League
Iau
Portland High
Dey
Henry Marria Wags
Feattla
Dugdale
New Terminal Station Planned for City Center
San Francisco and Me. railroad era plans a $20,000,000 union transportation terminal at the strategic heart of the city. Intersections Van Ness Avenue and Market Street will host the depot where all boards interurban lines and subways converge. A company will soon be launched to finance the undertaking.
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San Francisco
Meb
Union Transportation Terminal
van Nessatenue
Market Wheel
Jack Bell Awaits Word From Clark Griffith
Jack Bell, who played last year in New York, awaits instructions from Clark Griffith on where he will report for this season. He is in Minnesota awaiting updates, eager for a move and ready for the next step in his baseball career.
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Jack Bell
Clark Griffith
Jotler Pateclveg
New York Americans
Gapedte
la Montien
Minoshane
Race results from Kaw Oaleaka and Oakland venues
From Kaw Oaleaka New Oritung and Oakland February results list multiple horse races. Maria Abbe, Guld Proot and Abandee claim wins with times noted. several seconds and thirds by Ulva, Jol Curva, Lady, Use New t and others. Races range from six furlongs to nine, with payouts and placings described in short form.
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Kaw Oaleaka
New Oritung
Fab
Paly Geonds
Thiva
Maria Abbe
Batoncaligo Ulva
Atu Or
Wondlane
Sevaria
Guld Proot
Tintey Wid
Charles Hoter Bundionp
Ynudtee Gitl
Dugeter
Fis
Weven Mvlongssack Atk
Pedro Dno
Lad At Langdon
Grly
Doubt
Mininguy
Lr McGhier
Ommererand
Henn Bron Mel
Thug
Championship Bout Recap From Night of Uneven Matches
In a chaotic card from Chicago venues, John Daly and Harry Bling collide with outsized figures Meh and Louis in a 1 percent champion showcase. Mirek and Warner appear as contenders in a furiously contested bout, while Cone and others battle for decisive scores.
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Ft. Louis
Fragmented OCR reads as a local notice with unclear details
The readable parts describe a person named VAG GOMES WAG and others in a garbled setting. The fragment mentions a dealer, a preferred location, and a reference to a vehicle or event, but names, places, dates, or precise actions remain unreadable.
Local Fire Damages Home After Defective Appliance
A small blaze at 38 Shields Avenue last night damaged the dining room and wallpaper after a defective oven produced smoke. The Batte department extinguished the fire with minor damage estimated at £10. John Anderson reported the incident at his residence.
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Ohinmay
Batte
John Anderson
Shialds Avenue
Indoor Track Games Draw Big Crowd at Madison Square Garden
The Splsit-American Athletic club hosted the annual indoor track and field games at Madison Square Garden. Forrest Smithson won the hurdle event while J B Taylor of the University of Pennsylvania took the 800-yard scratch race. multiple top finishers from Yale, Harvard, Penn, and the New York clubs set fast times in sprints, distance, hurdles, and field events.
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Madison Siuate Garden
Splsit-American Athletic Club
Atadison Square
Garder
Shavera
Athletis
Forrest Smithson
Portland
Ore
Taylor
University of Pennsylvania
William Ativer
New York
Scenadias
Landigan
Malone
Mohawk Athletic Eltb
Ole
D. Robbins
Yale University
J. V. Howe
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H. Lane
Boston Athletic
J. B. Taylor
R. McDonald
Atisletic Club
Nahdicap
G. Roosevelt
Menos
G. Bartholomew
C. C. Harris
Young Men's Christian Association
iriah-American Athletic Club
Ne-Nillé
scerated—Carnel
Titchcock
Carepanter
Muditch
Herbert
Son
etreich—Bosten Athletic Association
Claude A. Allen
Inshamerica
Fetic
Fiteemtle
P. G. Bellare
New York Athletic Cluv
WANTS LIQUOR SEIZED AT DESTINATION POINT
Washington February hearing before the senate judiciary committee discussed Till matt Di and a proposal to seize liquor at the destination point before delivery to consignees under existing laws. Mrs Le M N Stevens leader of a patriotic group claimed express firms act covertly via blind receivers, arguing for law changes to seize at the destination regardless of consignee.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Eile
M. N. Stevens
Wantan
Clidathwr Tertherante Union
Maine
Schmitz Case Continued In Superior Court
In department 6 of the superior court this morning, former Miyer Eugene Behintts, former Supervisor and Railroad Commissioner An drew Wilson, and Michael Carey appeared. Cof fey and Wilson faced arraignment while Schmitz returned on Tune extortion indictments at the French restaurant. Judge Laws handled three cases in Judge Tunne’s absence.
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Sor Francisco
Tech
Eugene Behintts
Andrew Wilson
Michael Carey
Schwits
Department 6
Superior Court
Coffey
Wilson
Schmitz
Real
Tunne
Laws
Receiver Sought for Lowther-zatmann and Goal Co
New Martinsville West Virginia February Lowther president of the Lowther zat mann OF and Goal company capitalized at 310000 was asked for a receiver for the company C B Highland was appointed
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New Martinsvlrth
W.va
Fen. Lowther
Lowther-zatmann OF and Goal Company
Capitalizse
C. B. Highland
Taft Labor Rally in Fourteenth District
A Taft aligned event in the Fourteenth congressional district today endorsed Beverley Taft for the presidential nomination. Delegates were not instructed for Taft at the gathering.
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Ale
Humphreys Seventy-Seven Prevents and Cures Grip
An old advertisement touts Humphreys Seventy-Seven as preventing influenza and hastening recovery from grip symptoms such as fever cough sore throat and body pains. It claims speedy relief and a complete cure when taken during or after illness. Sold by druggists at 25 cents.
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Humphreys
Swamp-Root Kidney Remedy Ad Offers Free Sample
A vintage ad urges readers to try Dr Kilmer Swamp-Root for kidney bladder and liver issues. It claims rapid relief, notes it as a vegetable compound, and offers a free sample bottle by mail from Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York.
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Kilmer
Avery Tiny
Anaconda Sunday Standard
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N
Indictment Alleges Plot to Defraud Government
In Portland Maine George Frederick Terry general manager of the Bam yer Publishing company at Waterville and Henry Boshand were indicted in U S District Court for alleged joint conspiracy to defraud the government. The government allegedly lost thousands of dollars over several years, with an estimated amount near fifty thousand dollars annually.
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Portland
George Prederick Terry
Bam~yer
Watervilly
Henry Boshand
Ware
United States District Court Today
Montage
Tercy and
Bushand
Trouble in Steel Outfit Injuntion Is Requested
New York February injunction compels American Steel Foundries to justify not restraining debt financing while plans to refinance prompt adjournment of its Jersey City stockholders meeting. Judge Gary notes surplus must fund dividends and approve restructuring to cut capital from 37.65 million to 17.184 million. David Straus argues plan shifts property to preferred stockholders.
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New York
Feb
American Steel Foundries Company
Calige
Jersey City
American Stee Boundries
United States Steel Corporation
Gary, Chaimah
Bard of Directors
David Straus
Gary
Ree
Mr. Straus
Lincoln Centennial preparations by colored leaders
In Spokane Wish Pel The Lincoln Centennial association forms to arrange a nationwide celebration by people of color on February 12, 1909, marking Lincoln's birth centennial. They seek cooperation from Afro American groups and churches including colored Baptists and A M E churches. MM L Wendy serves as temporary president and Charles Parker as temporary secretary.
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Spokane
Wish. Pel
Lincoln Centennial Association
Abraham Tincoln
United States
Colored Baptists
A. M. BE. Church
The
Colored Odd Fellows In
Masong
MM. L. Wendy
as+ wockinon
Charles Parker
Carson Denies Whitewash Letter in State Capitol Case
Philadelphia report shows former Pennsylvania attorney general Carson denying links to a whitewash scheme amid capital building fraud accusations. Testimony recounted a joint framing of a letter at a governor’s, attorney general’s, auditor general’s, and architect’s meeting. Pennypacker declines to comment on the matter.
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Philadelphia
Hampton L. Carso
Penneyvania
Pennypacker
State Capitol
Harrieburg
Ure Capitel
Carson
Devaiui
Othay Klalt
Fomer
Berlins New Messenger Boys Stir Public Curiosity
The Berlin public reacts to a wave of messenger boys styled after American cadets or naval cadets, causing confusion and mockery. Observers note the youngsters’ arrival sparks speculation of a new division, while authorities consider their role and impact on city life.
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New York Evening Post
Berthia
Berlin
Tnt Berliner Bulshnson
Bul “Miesumnger
Nisfer
Messing-hoyz
Switeh
Engle Naval Cadets
Stivas Flon
Butte Baseball lineup hard hit by losses and changes
The Butte baseball team faces holes in key positions as four top players departed and new signings loom. Manager Dugdale has named likely fits like Meyers Cartright Patterson and Garvin while weighing remaining prospects from Wisconsin and across the West.
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Vavant
Rites
Butteana
Dugdale
Seattle
Butta i
Seatla
Butté
Russ Hall
Farrell
Sporting News
Eulogizes the President and Repeats His Words
New York February banquet of the Delaware Valley society at the Manhattan hotel featured Rev Dr J Wesley HNL praising President Roosevelt. He recounted a Washington visit and quoted the president who affirmed resolve to destroy anarchy and keep the nation safe amid
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New York
J. Wesley Hnl
Metropolitan Methodist Temple
Roosevelt
Delaware Valley Society
Manhattan Hotel
Washington
Hill
Hur
Shoes Bought for Wife on Sale in Bad Lands
Thomas Brown was detained last night in the Buite restricted district for attempting to dispose of two new pairs of women’s footwear. He claimed the shoes were purchased to send to his wife in Saginaw. one pair reportedly broke, amid police reluctance to dive into the matter further.
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Thomas Brown
Buite
Saginaw
Constable Mose Liuschuts Arrested on Disorder Charge
Irregular OCR fragment states constable Mose Liuschuts was heartily arrested at an inn on Friday and released yesterday on an order of high authorities. The charge of disturbance will not be pressed.
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Mose Liischuts
Anoter oMfnor
Jiseco Rhaavies
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