Outlaws Grow Bolder In California League
Northwest baseball news reports the Pacific Coast league considering Portland territory purchase while Coast league leaders defend four clubs. California players seek freedom from organized baseball as Coast managers push for openings and Seattle Tacoma figures join or evade sanction.
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Northwest
Sporting News
Seattle
Walter H. Murphy
Pacific Coast League
Portland Territory
McCredie
Coast League
San Francisco
California State League
Coast
Dugdale
Tacoma
Spokane
Vancouver
Northwestern
Parke Wilson
Evans
Parke
Wilson
Don Struthers
Bob Brown
Aberdeen
Ralph Frary
Gus Klopf
Frary
Gus
Mike Lynch
Farrell
Jack Burnett
MacCloskey
Harry Wolters
California
Hal Chase
New York
Eimer Stricklett
Brooklyn
Cliff Blankenship
Washington
Blank
Johnson
Fresno
Cantillon
Blankenship
Wolters
National Commission
Outlaws
Oakland
R. F. Goings
Venice
Los Angeles
Goings Nine
J. Cal Ewing
Ed Walter
Judge McCredie
Portland
Salt Lake
Trade Speculation Links Dovey Giants Browne to Brooklyn
A New York dispatch says Boston Nationals owner George Dovey is offering George Browne formerly of the Giants to Brooklyn in exchange for one of Brooklyn’s pitchers. Brooklyn seeks a quality outfielder to strengthen the lineup.
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George Dovey
Boston Nationals
George Browne
Giants
Brooklyn
New York Dispatch
Brookyn Bosses Fear Lumley May Not Return Strong
The text notes Harry Lamiey and his brother Lumley face slow leg healing and doubt over returning to form next spring. It states management fears difficulty in reconditioning and that President Ebbetts has essentially given up on him.
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Harry Lamiey
Lumley
Brooklyn
Ebbetts
Not a Game for Weaklings Woes for Nervous Folks
Dr. C W Hetherington of the University of Missouri questions basketball as a general exercise for the average person citing nervous strain. He says it benefits strong calm individuals but harms those with nervous temperament and weak hearts. He favors organic development through vigorous large muscle activity and notes the sport provides a natural internal massage.
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C. W. Hetherington
University of Missouri
Dr. Hetherington
Hetherington
Amateur shooter Cumming shines amid windy day events
A Chicago amateur named Cumming impressed as a good shot and gentleman among limited shotgun contests held in poor light and SW wind. Six events of 26 targets each featured gunmen with scores and placements noted in a terse, local sports brief.
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Cumming
Chicago
BP Dali
Mjoggrem
New Record Under Water Three Minutes Set
Frank Sullivan of the Illinois Athletic club established a professional record by remaining under water for three minutes. The previous mark of 2:20 was held by Finney of England. Sullivan performed in a glass tank with water at 76 degrees, contrasting a prior 88 degree setup.
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Frank Sullivan
Illinois Athletic Club
Chicago Dispatch
Finney
Philadelphia
Sulivan
Spalding Official Baseball Record Introduced by Chadwick
The Sporting News notes a new Spalding Athletic Library title Spalding s Official Baseball Record edited by Henry Chadwick Father of Baseball It emphasizes statistical content beyond standard records including complete official averages for major and minor leagues and a Year in Baseball covering events from January to December 19.
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Sporting News
Spalding Athletic Library
Spalding
Baseball Record
Henry Chadwick
First Professional Association
Return of Frank Isbell to White Sox Favored by Wichita Dispatch
A Wichita dispatch says indications point to Frank Isbell returning to manage the Sox. Local fans fear Izzy will not play for the Western Association club next season. Comiskey wants his old player to rejoin the White Sox to help in another American League race.
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Frank Isbell
Sox
Wichita Dispatch
Izzy
Comiskey
White Sox
Butte Sulli brothers heads shift to Portland boxing
Contrary to claims they would go to San Francisco for boxing and wrestling at the Golden Gate, new reports state Gene Sulli is performing boxing stunts in Portland.
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Sullivan Brothers
Butte
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Gene
Portland
Money market relief follows bank reserves rise
The article reviews a week of renewed stock market activity as banks show comfortable reserves, easing money conditions. It notes lower loan rates, outside demand for stocks, and mixed signals from railroad traffic declines and rising trade contraction.
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New York
Stock Exchange
New York Central Equipment Trust
United States Treasury
New York Trust Companies
New York Clearing House
American Railway Association
Mongolian ship Orient lands passengers after quarantine
Orient arrived yesterday and was released from quarantine today as passengers disembarked. Among them were D. W. Stevens adviser to the Japanese government and Philippine delegates Benito Legarda and Pablo Ocampo en route to Washington. A smallpox case and a suspected case were found among Mongolia steerage passengers and sent to Angel Island quarantine station.
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Orient
D. W. Stevens
Benito Legarda
Pablo Ocampo
Congress
Philippine Islands
Washington
Mongolia
Angel Island
Ranchman Nyhart Injured in Beaverhead Tree Felling
Special to the Standard Dillon Jan 1 The ranchman Jord Nyhart a leading figure on the lower Beaverhead was severely injured while felling a large river bottom tree. The trunk slipped crushed his right foot requiring amputation above the ankle. His arm injuries may also require amputation.
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Dillon
Jord Nyhart
Beaverhead
Bond
Nyhart
Mongolia Arrives from Quarantine in San Francisco
Out of quarantine, the steam ship Mongolia arrives in San Francisco on January 19 after voyage from an overseas port. Passengers and crew proceed with health checks and clearance. Officials report no public health issues detected aboard.
Pope Blesses Bride-to-Be in Blessing at Vatican
Rome reports the pope, recovering from illness, gave his blessing to a bride-to-be on the eve of her marriage. Doctors predicted improvement, and Cardinal Ferrari and Prince Lancelotti with their daughter visited the holy father who blessed the fiancée, saying he would bless her then as now if his age and position permitted.
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Rome
Dre Petaier
Marchia Fava
Ferrari
Lancelotti
Taft Faces Broad County Support Across State
A Taft statement from Columbus reports 723 counties issued calls for 716 of 815 delegates under the state central committee plan. Indorsements by county committees stretch across more than half the counties including major ones, with Taft tickets active nationwide. Lake County shows notable opposition with an independent ticket and four delegates.
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Columbus
Ohio
Taft
Republican Committees
State Central Committee
Lake County
Hamilton Notes Chronicle Local Life and Marriages
Hamilton January notes report steady marriage licenses with a January uptick in fees.\, New licenses issued for August Christian Pharborg of Iowa and Bertha Humble of Corvallis with wedding planned in Corvallis.\, Government surveyors recruit A F E Franklin from Bitter Root irrigation work and plan to the Flathead reservation.\, Local visitors, repairs at the Ravalli hotel, and routine moves at Anaconda Copper Mining Company are noted.
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Hamilton
Christian Pharborg
Iowa
Bertha Humble
Corvallis
A.fe
Elmer J. Carter
Missoula
Bitter Root Valley
Charles A. Waddell
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Clarence A. Smith
Gus Magni
R. L. Robinson
Lee Simmons
Frank Chaffin
John Slack
J. G. Bennett
A. Solmes
Trout Creek
Stevensville Notes Special Dispatch to the Standard
Stevensville official N P Woods secretary of Amos Buck Mercantile left for Chicago for about three weeks. J E Marvin manager of C P Mendel store at Victor left for Minneapolis. County Commissioner John S Treece of Victor visited town over Stevensville bridge work. Commissioners ordered a carload of steel culverts for county roads about 400 culverts weighing 42000 pounds.
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Standard
Stevensville
N. P. Woods
Amos Buck Mercantile Company
Chicago
J. —E. Marvin
C. P. Mendel
Victor
Minneapolis
John S. Treece
Billings men plan Bridger Bear Creek auto stage line
James Rector and C. H. Bingham of Billings arrange a Bridger Bear Creek automobile stage service. Two autos were purchased today to operate the route.
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Standard
Billings
James Rector
C. H. Bingham
Bridger
Bear Creek
Roosevelt Career Roadmap Portrayed in New York Press
The article sketches a hypothetical sequence for Theodore Roosevelt’s future after leaving office. It imagines him becoming Harvard president, heading the Panama Canal Commission, writing a history of his administration, pursuing treasure hunts in Africa and India, meeting European rulers, editing a major newspaper, succeeding Thomas Platt as New York senator, running a magazine, and returning to the New York governorship.
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New York Press
Roosevelt
Harvard University
Panama Canal Commission
Africa
India
Europe
Thomas Platt
New York
Wanted Railway Mail Clerks Examinations Soon
Franklin Institute in Rochester New York invites applicants for railway mail clerk positions with a salary of $1,000. Examinations are upcoming and preparation is offered free of charge.
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Franklin Institute
Rochester
CNY
Trade and Services Classified Snippet
Brick warehouses rates reasonable Sherman Reed 9 E Broadway Butte. Wanted lace curtains to wash and stretch washing of all kinds. Ind phone 5 122 319 KE Mercury Butte. Wanted to buy state savings bank accounts J R Reed 119 KE. Spokane Artificial Limb House Spokane Washington manufacturers for U S government and N P Ry Co
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Sherman & Reed
E. Broadway
Butte
Ind
Mercury
J. R. Reed
Broadway
Spokane
U. S
N. P. Ry. Co
Spokane, Wash
Old Line Democrats 10 Hold Conference
A New York conference of veteran Democrats will meet next Thursday to plan a platform if William J. Bryan is renominated. Key attendees include Georgia Governor Hoke Smith Virginia Governor Claude Swanson West Virginia chair John McGraw and Richard B. Olney. The aim is a conservative pro business platform and pledge support for a safe and sane candidate.
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New York
William J. Bryan
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Claude A. Swanson
Virginia
John McGraw
Democratic State Committee of
West Virginia
Richard B. Olney
Massachusetts
Drr. Cady Herrick
Denver
Ex Senator Stewart Turns Down Santa Job Offer
Washington Correspondence Boston Herald notes Nevada politician William M. Stewart, a veteran miner and statesman with white hair and ermine whiskers, declined a department store Santa Claus role offering $50 a week, saying his long history of playing Santa costs him money.
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Washington
Boston Herald
William M. Stewart
Nevada
America
Toy Department
Toy Man
Blank
Santa Claus
Toy
First plug hats told of in Junction City tale
George W. Martin recounts a 1870 Junction City story from the Kansas State Historical Society about plug hats. John A. Anderson and Martin opposed then yielded to orders for 18 hats. The church service saw 16 gamblers arrive wearing hats, filling seats and knocking Anderson senseless, ending the plug hat era in Junction.
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The
Kansas City Star
George W. Martin
Kansas State Historical Society
Junction City
John A. Anderson
Charles R. Carver
Anderson
Junction
Ozark winds lift Pea Ridge envoy to pledge bold reform
Jeff Davis of Pea Ridge Arkansas declares to constituents that action will rattle the octopus and reshape Ben Tillman into a lifelike figure as a dramatic reform pledge.
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Jeff Davis
Pea Ridge
Ark
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Vwvason
Tren
Baseball
Isbele
Money Center
General Eationkix
Trafic
MR. Roosevelts
United States
Moier System Colleges
Front Ave
Waal
Cooper's
Montgomery St
Cal
Slemons & Booth
Sutte
Napton Block
A. Kaufman
Fourth Ave
Great Falls
Mont
Alhambra
M&s Main
Anaconda
Paul Praut
Chestnut St
Missoula, Mont
Hall Bros
Hail Bros
Hamilton Street
C. S. Jackman Co
Alexander Hall & Co
J. H. Maloney
Twin Bridges
B. F. Yerkes
R. Saile
Beckwith St
W. Broadway
Hamilton St
Lewistown
Walter Knight
Lewistown, Mont
H. J. Faust
Ovando, Mont
C. R., Standard, Butte
Brunswick-Bulke-Collender Co
Arizona
Butte Machinery Co
E. Broadway, Butte
Singer
Jones Transfer Line
Feldman
Granite
W. Silver
Inquire
Florence Ave
Grand Avenue Addition
Missellanequi
Ryan & Zandel
E. Park
Jefferson Davis
Albemarle Block
South Main
Hutte
West Quartz
Silver
Catena At
Wyoming
Montana
N. Main
KOR
Alabama
Excessor
Kemper
W. Gagnon
Galenast
S W. Mercury
Toman
Pennsylvania Block
Hall Broos
Hamilton, Butte
Moniana Loan CO
Bailey Loan & Healty Co
EL Granite Bt
Simon Bank
W. Park
Silver Bow Block
Andrews, Wilson & Smith
Owsley Kik
Virginia Wardell
Ivanhoe Block
East Park Street
A. Maseryoo
Egypt
Baltimore
Alider Rutledge
Colorado
Madam Guy
Circles
W. Galena St
Mazie
S. Montana
Rombauer CO
Bk Granite
Lewis & Walker
N. Wyo
Box Lit
Thomas Buggy
N. Main St
Box
M. E. Mayer
W. Galena
City Cleaning and Dyeing CO
Sylvain Bros
Parisian Dyehouse
Butte Furniture Exchange
S. Main
Te Tel. L
Bell
Porphyry and Montana
Model Carpet Cleaning CO
Main
Butte Stove Repair Co
H. Park
A. Birthright
W. Edwy
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